Evening star., 1925-12-17

utter the III ST Oh the year.
Miss Gingen has announced that any
team wishing to challenge her group
should call Main 740O, branch 200. The
teams open dates include Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays OF each week
after January &. Games can be played
on Friday or Saturday in the gym on
the post. Thursday games will have
to be played on their opponents floors.
The tentative line-un of the aides
team is: Athena Albrecht, Wilhelmina
Eager, forwards: Lillian. Rosenfeld,
captain and center; Molly Donnelly,
side center; Lois Hartman and Louise
Holt, guards.
1t is expected that several of those
who were on the nurses team last
year will join the Medical Center
squad after Christmas: The nurses
team. coached last year by NJ. Adam
son, Y. NJ. G. A. secretary, has not re-
organized. Ruth Johnson; their stellar
forward and Myrtle Hodgkins, center,
are both stationed in Philadelphia this
year.
Elizabeth Loughrey, Helen Kenner,
Isabelle Young, Gidena Dunlap and
Helen johnson are still at Walter
Reed, however, and expect to join the
new team later in the season. All of
these girls played on the nurses sex.
tet. ... ).
1t is hoped that the new Medical
Center squad will succeed in arrang.
ing games with several of these clubs
AS well as one or two of the local col
1ege and private school sextets.
George Washington University rifle
team will shoot in its first match Sat
urday, opposing West Virginia in a
Geographic encounter. The team to be
selected from the varsity squad to
participate in the opening contest
has not yet been announced by Edna
Fitzpatrick. manager. Miss Fitzpatrick
has announced the full schedule for
the season, as follows:
December 10, West Virginia.
December 81, n. r. A. match.
January % CWomens Intercollegi.
'February 13. Drexel, at Philadel-
ph!a.
February 20, Cornell
February 27, Illinois and Penn
State.
March 6, Vermont and Delaware.
March Is, Washington and Michi.
gan.
March 20, Michigan Aggies.
sMarch II. triangular match with
Maryland and Drexel. at College Park.
sShoulder to shoulder; others tele-
graphic
The Marjorie webster basket Dali
season opened last night with the first
Of the three-game interclass series.
The Seniors triumphed over the
Juniors, 80 to IS.
Combination play featured by eX-
pert passing marked the play of both
teams. The Juniors, despite the heavy
score against them, made an eXcep-
tionally creditable showing, consider
ing the fact that four or last year S
varsity members were in the Senior
lineup.
While the Seniors were in the lead
at ALL times, they were forced TO eX.
hildt their best brand Of basket ball
TO oue-general their opponents. AT the
end of the half the Seniors led, IL to 3.
F;uzabeth Collins collected 2l points
for the winners. Lillian Slusser
an,assed the greater portion OF the
Juniors tallies.
The second game of the series will
he played this evening, at O'Clock
:, the Marjorie Webster. gymnasium.
c;ors Positions Juniors.
Betty Iangenfeld. r. r. Amelia DICKENS
Beatrice zeigier. Center. virginia Sumner Inne
F4s Frsnees M0stsg sstemgpert. r. Barbara Brown
Retty Wolf. sea- l.. G.... Anna Nrish'
arhstitutions: Juniors-Mason for BroVn,
Tn1mphyies for Jones. Seniors-St0ppa 1W
Ismgerfeld Probasco for Mowery: HeislLoo- Hilo
lnais SINCLAIR. 0Rpire--Marsarst IrscA'