Evening star., 1925-11-03

Miss Moorehead's victory came as a
decided upset, as she IS playing Tor
the first time in the university cham
pionship, while Miss Taylor has fig
ured prominently for the past two
years, both for the school title and as
member of the varsity squad, on
which she plays No. 2 position.
Points were close and hotly con-
tested. Miss Moorehead exhibited
powerful forehand drive. which often
caught her opponent off balance, but
showed a weakness in her backhand
and a tendency to serve double
vaults. However, she settled down IN
the ninth game, taking two straight
to win the opener.
Miss TAYLOR redoubled her efforts in
the second setto. and with her back
to the wall, fought her way through
proving steadier than her opponent In
the long rallies.
In the final brace of games MISS
Moorehead found her stride once more
and forced her opponent to assume
the defensive as she advanced TO the
net with smashing overhead voileys
and deep side-line drives. Miss Iaylor
seemed wearied by the long struggle
| in the previous sets, and was unable
| TO cope with the speed OF her op-
| ponent.
Miss Moorehad will meet the winner
| of the Walker -ChickerinS match LOT
| the title Thursday afternoon. MISS
| Walker will play Miss Chickerlng IN
| tbe MINER bracket semi finals this ait
ernoon if the courts are in condltlon,
/ and if not tomorrow afternoon.
The basket ball rally at Tech High
! School yesterday afternoon resulted
! in the election of officers for the class
! teams and in the definite arrange
ment of a practice schedule.
| Fifty-two girls were present, repre-
| senting the various class teams. Mrs
! Annie Trenis, athletic director, pre-
| sided over the meeting. Marion Hunt,
| a senior, was elected general manager
| of the sport. Glass team officers elect
| ed were as follows: Seniors, Grace
| Muirhead. captain; Margaret Hunt
manager. Juniors: Glenda Hough
| captain: Grace Moomaw, manager
| Sophomores: Iona Williams, captain
| Christine Douglas, manager. fresn-
men /: Theo Levy, captain; Lucinda
Toffoli, manager. FRESHMEN & W.
nola Kay, captain; Ameiia Hoehe'
| manager.
! The Freshmen and Sophomores Will
| nractice on Monday afternoons at
! go. The Juniors and Seniors Will
have the gym each Thursday at the
| same hour.
| Seniors who will try out for posi-
tions on their team include Marion
I Hunt, Charlotte Turner, Grace Muir
head, Helen Petrie, Virginia Kaln'
! bach, Margery Hurd, Edna Mason
Virginia Crocker. Margaret Scott
Katheryn Potter, Fannybel Tuney
and Dorothy Skinner.
Junior aspirants are Marion Weed
| Rertha Biting, Glenda Hough, Jane
| Marshall, Wilhemina Guide, Julia
Fletcher, Grace Moomaw, Helen Dan
| iel, Alice Mayo, Catherine Ehrmen
, traut, Agnes Fisher, Martha Williams
| and Antoinette Crowley.
| Sixteen SophomoreS turned out fol
their squad yesterday: Virginia Cook
| Catherine English. Edna Blume, Mary
Quill, Helen Ramisch, Edna Ruth
Carr, Elinor Webb, Louise Prescott
Iona Williams, Christine Douglas, Ma
rion E. White, Eva Henderson, Mary
| Jeanne Jacobsen, Margaret O'Dono
ghue and Christine Douglas.
| The freshman team No. ] had only
three representatives at the rally
| Elizabeth West and the two officers
The No. squad was represented b!
| Winola Kay, Mildred Myers, Amelia
| Hoeke, Glenna Crowder, Dorothy
Lane, Katherine Nassmann, Heller
Motter, Helen Gilbert and Virginia
Sobotka.
Business tOssers held their first prac
tice yesterday, with 35 reporting t.
try out for the semester teams. NJ
teams will be picked or officers elected
at Business, however, until after tht
first of the year. General practice will
ba continued each Monday and Thurs