Evening star., 1925-10-27

Gamma Beta Pi and Chi Omega, the
only two seXtetS that have not yet
tasted defeat. will clash Thursday
night in the all-important battle
which will decide the first place hold
nrs The losers in this fracas Will
meet the winners of tonights game
Tor second honors. Each will have
won two and lost one.
PLAY begins this afternoon in the
Chevy Chase Playground Basket Ban
League, organized from seventh ana
eighth grade teams or the +. v
Brown School. Four teams are en-
tered in the series, from the IA, 7B,
"a and SB grades. The IA and SA
representatives will meet in the OPEN
ing contest this afternoon at $3.50 on
the Chevy Chase playground. MISS
Ruth Colman, director Of the ground,
will referee.
Members of the competing squads
are:
7A-Marion Dunlop, captain: Gene
Whiteside, Florence Grady, Natane
schneider, Ruth Holman, Mildred Lee,
Ianice Holland. Betty Denham, Alisia
carpenter, Frances Mueller. Ethel
Eutt, Elizabeth Benson. Virginia HuSt-
,edt and Marjorie McAfee.
Katherine ireland, captain:
Margaret Hall. Marian Perry, Doro-
Thy Lundell, Eta Haun. Mae Ferrain,
Helene McLachlen, Dorothy Gaddis
and Ruth Butt.
The second game OF the series Will
be played Thursday, when the IB
lassies Will oppose the group from
5B.
Lillian Schroeder. executive secre-
Sary Of the women's division OF the
National Amateur Athletic Federation,
viii meet local athletic directors.
leans. principals and club officials in.
rerested in the advancement OF
~vomens athletics on November 19 at
he University Women's Club, Eigh-
feenth and ! streets northwest.
The special purpose Of the meeting
: TO discuss athletic sta ndards and to
organize woman'S branch Of the local
chapter of the federation. Mrs. Her
pert Hoover, national chairman, VIII
preside.
Miss Grace keefe is in charge of ar
rangements for the meeting. and states
hat any one desiring additional In.
formation concerning the program
many communicate with her at 1859
Mintwood place. telephone Columbia
S443. Any who desire may send their
lames and addresses to Miss keefe,
md she Will see that they are notified
tornally Of the meeting.
Washington Athletic Club members
will skim around the rink tonight on
roller skates. inaugurating their new
ast sport. They will meet at the Ar
..ade at 8 o'clock. According to plans
made at their regular business meet
ing last night. skating each Tuesday
will be Il part Of their regular weekly
program throughout the Winter.
Betty Kronman was elected reporter
for the club last night, vice Minnie
Travis. resigned. Miss Travis will
continue her club membership, but will
not hold office owing to her news
paper affiliations.
The basket ball practice schedule
was announced last night. The toss
ers will use the Eastern High School
gymnasium each Thursday night from
$50 to 10 O'Clock. Eleanor Watt is
basket ball manager.
Elizabeth Tew, winner of the club
tennis title. was presented with q
tennis racket at the conclusion of the
business meeting.
John EatOn's fair tossers. although
handicapped by lack of practice. sur
prised the dopesterS yesterday by
holding the Cooke team to Il f2-to-10
score. Cooke was generally conceded
20 be the stronger team and was eX-
pected to win easily. Instead, it had
70 fight desperately Tor the narrow
2-point margin which gave 1t tho
decision.
Cooke started out in easy winning
style, banking their opponents at 4
to in the first half. But in the
second the Eatonites asserted them
selves, tying the score at S-8 and again
at 1910. Superior teamwork, how
ever, finally won for Cooke.
Tho Cooke team was captained by
Yo,1tse McColSky. while Peggy
Wetherall lead the John Eaton players.
Tho game was played on Happy Hol-
low playground and refereed by Mrs.
ella Foulois, director. 1t was one of
Ehe Section B contests of the Columbia
Hslxhts division, Elementary School
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