Evening journal., 1922-05-17
WomenS College Notes
University of Delaware)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL

score stood 21 to II in favor Of tho
Freshmen. The line up was as fol-
lows:
Juniors-MabeI Smith, center;
Hannah Deakyne. side center; Nata-
lie Ayerst, forward; Helen snort
forward; Emily Ledenham' guara'
Rose Roberts, guard.
Freshmen-Delma banks, CENTER
Mary Bradley, side center; Kathryn
Ladd, forward; Madlin Marvil' Tor
ward; Margaret Louhey, guard;
Alice Pruitt, guard.
The Sophomore Freshman base
hall game was postponed from Mon
day evening TO Tuesday evening on
account of rain. The game on Iues-
day evening was very exciting. Al
the end Of the seventh inning the
score stood 1920 and an extra IN
ming had to be played to decide the
zane. The final score was 24-2S in
favor of the Sophomores. The play
ers were:
ophomores-Alice Mundy, pitch
err: Pauline Pryor. catcher; Made
line Johnston, first base; Pearl
Price. second base; Mabel Bromley
third base; Ruth Hayman, short
stop; Mildred Wolfenden, right
field: Mildred Jester, left h7!G; Anna
skrivan. center field.
Parliamentary Brodley, pitch
er: ollie Kramer, catcher; Mary
Daugher4y. first base; Charlotte
Davett. second base; Estelle Kite, I
third base; Marian Neide, short
stop; Emmarene Baldwin, right !
field; Elizabeth Stayton, left field; !
Virginia Burnett, center field.
The Sophomores had a winning /
streak on Tuesday. In the after I,
noon they beat the Seniors in bas-
ketball with the score OF 20-1s. The |
Seniors tied the score but the So
phomores finally gained the victory. |
The lineup was as follows:
experimentation Black. CEN I
ter; Lucille Petry, side center; Mabel [
Bromley, forward; Lucille Pettibone,
Onward; Ruth Hayman, guard;
louise Jackson, guard.
Seniors-Dorothy Ford. center;
Eleanor Cannon. Louise Phillips,
tide center; Alice Ferguson. for
ward; Ethel Ferguson, forward;
Margaret Moffett, guard; Eleanor
guard.
The Juniors will play the Sopho-
nores on Wednesday afternoon. The
ennis tournament Is also going on
'he tournament Is not far enough
,layed out to say those who will
LAY on Field Day.
The rifle match between the men
4 Delaware College and the girls of
he Womens College was held in the
gymnasium of the Women's College
N Tuesday evening. The men won
'nly by SO points, the girls making
1872 and the men ST.. The girls who
hot and their scores are as follows:
Miss Natalie Ayerst '23, SO; Miss
Anna Carroll "a, IS; Miss Sara Roe
2S, 81; Miss Lucille Petry "a. Sc; I
Miss Eleanor Marshall '22, 81: Miss .
Frances worthington "a, Sc; Miss .
Josephine Burnett "a, So; Miss /
Gladys Wilcox '22. SO; Miss Eliza
beth Walker '23, II; Miss Delma
banks '25, IS. The men in the
match were Mr.. Boyce, Mr.. Wade,
Mr.. Woodrow, Mr.. Harper, Mr..
Keith, Mr. Gitavtz, Mr.. Lynch, Mr..
Price, Mr. France and Mr. Cooper.
Dean Robinson had as guests Pres
dent and Mrs. Walter Hullihen,
Major Rowe. Captain Mackenzie and (
'aptain Sparks who have assisted in .
organizing the Rife Club at the Wo-
mems College were also present.
.fter the match Dean Robinson en-
the members Of the club
nd their guests.
The girls OF Drexel Institute will
,me TO the Women's College on
riday TO stage a rifle match with
ie Women College girls. The Wis
ors viii be entertained at dinner :
the college. n
The chapel period on Monday
orning was given over to singing
'pular songs. There was no col
&c hour at Wolf Hall on Tuesday
he Red Cross chapter at the col
&c Will elect its officers on We'd
sday morning.