Evening star., 1925-05-28

1;pbt more material for future teams
Only those who have not already
received their letters We're to partlcl-
nata in todav's meet The four best
from each of the three upper classes
have been chosen to compete, with
two teams from the Juniors because
I of the large membership in the ciun.
The winning team will receive their
numerals.
Virginia Wise, manager of the Cen
trail rife team, was named match ON
cial, and Florence Van Week was 10
act as match official. All coaching was
70 he done by members of the varsity
team.
The course was to be the same as
that of the interhigA meet, four sight
ing shots, with 10 prone and lo OH
hand to score.
The teams entered were as follows:
Sophonore-Misses Wright, Spencer, {,
Pile and Kyle. Juniors, No. l, Misses
Shear, Shaw, Ludium and Riley. Ju-
niors, No. 2, Misses Keyser, Goodwin,
Udoff and CuviIlier. Seniors-Misses
Murray, Macatee, Folsom and Heyl.
The Girls Rifle Club of Western is
Glso planning an interclass meet, to
be open to all members. 1t Will be
shot on the Central range SATURDAY
morning.
Miss Bertha Yoder. faculty adviser
for the Hilltop girls, reports that, IN
spite of the handicap of being forced
to do all of their practicing on a for
eign range this year, the scores nave
gone steaIily upward with each sue
ceedine match and she has high hopes
for a most successful season in 1875,
when they will again have the use OF
their home range.
The triple tie in section A of the
Columbia Heights division, Schlag
Rail- League, which was theoretically
TO be untangled yesterday. was IN
stead tied into another knot by west
defeat of Monroe, IA to s. =
West previously lost one game, ana
now Monroe has also one loss against
its record, therefore yesterdays matcn
lcreated another deadlock.
I Monroe. will have to meet west
again. to decide the sectional cham
nionship. They decided TO meet today
on the Park View grounds, neutral
territory, and to play the tltulaf
match for the Columbia Helshls
division championship.
ludlow defeated Arthur, to 8, In
Tho plaza division, and kingsman n
triumphed over Benning by one point
in a hard-fought battle on the Rose
dale courts, II to IL.
The free instructions in life-savlng.
IN he conducted by Capt. Eilprldge
Co1ty in the Wardman Park pool
oriaTinsllv scheduled to begin MONDAY
were postponed until today pecduse
oF the sudden return of Jack FROST.
THE first of this series or dally les9oii'
IIere given this afternoon.
The first of this series or lessons
10 start at o'clock TINS after-
.,'oon They will continue daily, except
tSatIIrdav and Sunday, until the latter
mart of June. &c
Iessons will follow the metnods Oh
,ba American Red Cross Llte-saVins &
Ctorns and the tests for quallcatioii
,,ndar the rules of that corps Will pc
Gwen at the conclusion OF the IN
week course. =,
AS assistant instructors ana as
n1c1eIIs for the class the folloWilS
1nenhers Of the Capitol Athletic Clup
,,1;II he on hand regularly: Florence
Skadding, Ena Pettingin, WlniIrea
e,aunce, Thelma Winkjer, Esther ray
Tor Anne Kicker, lone Whaler, Anna
INHALER. Elizabeth Whaler, Hazel Da-
els TiiIie Raine, Elizabeth Mitcneil'
Harriet Mitchell Mary Chadwick,
susan Bradley, Mrs. William Mltcheii
and Mrs. c. p. Deubig.
The handicap series of races heio
NV the Capitol Athletic Club IN the
Y. w. c. a. pool was brougnt 70 q