The Washington herald., 1922-11-13
BUCHANAN SCHOOL
SOCCER TEAM WINS
SILVER LOVING CUP
Proclaimed Champion of
Virginia Avenue Play.
ground Division.

Having been awarded four games
and been awarded the NTH on q
forfeit. the soccer team comprised
Of students of the Buchanan School.
e street near Eleventh street south
east. has been proclaimed the cham
pion team of the Virginia Avenue
Playground division.
The trophy, silver loving cup
bearing the inscription Buchanan.
1922" was presented to the stu
dent team by Miss Thelma z. Smith.
the playground instructor. The
trophy, which was donated by. the
District Playground Association for
stimulation of athletic activities.
had been held by the Lenox School
team during the past two years.
The victories with the exception
of two were won by hard-foueht
contests. according to the team cap
tain. Leo Sheehy. Games were ali
played after school hours at the
playground, Tenth street and Vir-
ginia avenue southeast.
According to the coach, &. c.
Rick. members Of the student team
now are laying plans for the league
games during the next two seasons,
IL being their earnest effort to win
two more consecutive championships
in order to retain the trophy. The
victory this year is the first won
by the students of the Buchanan
School.
The winning team is composed
OF Leo Sheehy, captain; Robert
Crump. manager: sIelvin Carver.
Curtis Phillips. Frederick Dellar.
Hyacinth Licarione. Eugene Hale.
Lee KissIer. Earl Moreland. Joseph
Thompson. Donald McPhearson,
George America. George Voegler,
Harold Kissenberger. Samuel Pow
ell. william Allan. Theodore Riley
Delbert Sullivan. Morris Metro
Bruce Wallace and Frank Camp
bell
The games played, with the scores
are: buchanan with Wallach. 80;
with Towers. Al: with Tyler. for
felt; with Cranch. ii: with Len
OK. 60. after the first quarter.
The Lenox team yielded the game
after the first quarter.
More than $50 which will be used
in purchasing milk and crackers
for the students of the Wallach-
Towers schools, Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. wa.
raised by the Parept-Teachers' As
sociation of the schools at their
annual cake carnival held last week
on the school grounds.
Addresses by mothers and teach
ers will feature the meeting of the
~ Thasrc do.
Mrs. Z. w. Patterson intends point.
ing out that in many instances
''well-fed" children are often under
nourished.
In an effort to stimulate activities
among Southeast parents relative e
community events for their children
a meeting of all Southeast residents
Will be held in the Southeast Com
munity Center. Tyler School
Eleventh and G streets southeast
Friday night, November %. Mrs
NJ. W. Davis. community leader. will
be in charge.
Developments OF the children.
dramatic work and the neighbor'
hood business will be placed before
the parents. Prominent speaker.
will address the meeting.
Miss Elsie Phillips. 1901 Alaba ma
avenue southeast, who represented
the Congress Heights Baptis
Church at the missionary rally helc
last week in Philadelphia, has re.
turned home.
Members of the Ladies' Mission
ary Society Of the Fountain Ne
mortal Church. Randle Highlands
will stage a play entitled The Mis-
sionary' at the home of Mrs. A. X
Ware. 2345 Q street southeast, to
morrow night. Following tn,
sketch. business will be transacted
The cast consists of Mrs. Henr,