Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

The first half closed with f. V.
Brown leading IT to IS. Dennison
opened the second half with field
goal and a free shot, coming within
one point of tying up the score. From
that point until the last four minutes
of play it was nip and tuck, the for
wards on each team outplaying their
guards for frequent scores.
With four minutes to go, Betty
Hartman, f. V. Browns right forward.
and Margaret Frazier. at center, got
together on a little teamwork which
dazzled their opponents and Melted
several successive baskets, giving their
team a five-point margin and the
game. Miss Frazier, in this last pc
Rod proved a strong pivot around
which her team worked with renewed
vigor.
This contest was especially honored
by having Miss Maude Parker, Dis
trict director OF girls playground ac
| tlvitieS, to act as referee.
Betty Hartman is captain Of the f
V. Brown team and Bell Goldberg
leads the Dennison squad.
Wallach defeated Bowen, Il to 10,
on the Garfield court in another ex
citing game, which was tied up. first
at 8S and then at 1910, until the
fourth quarter. when Doris Hutchins
proved the heroine by netting a long
field goal from a difficult angle. CIV
ing her team the victory. Evelyn
Howard refereed.
The Webb-Madison game. in the
Rosedale division. was interesting.
! Webb carrying off the honors at IS to
! IA. The other game in the double
header staged on the Rosedale court
proved to be walkover for Pierce.
| They swamped Benning. 80 to 6. Miss
Daisy Robson refereed both contests.
The other four games on the sched-
ule were all one-sided. Brookland out
classed Emery, AZ to 4. in the Bloom
ingdale division; Peabody received a
default from Gales Blake, at Plaza;
Park View walked away with Hub
bard. So to 2. the Park View forwards
proving deadly shots, scoring on prac-
tically every attempted shot; Bryan
romped on Lennox. 20 to /, staging an
| upset, as the Lenox team had been
considered one OF the strongest con-
tenders in the Virginia avenue divi-
| sion. This game was marked by the
stellar performance Of Mary Ellen Tot
ten, right forward for Bryan. She
put in field goals and free throws,
accounting personally for all the
points credited to her team.
In the ROsedale Dodge Ball League
Blow defeated Webb. 10 to 10, yester-
day on the Rosedale field. The game
was refereed by Miss Olga Iglehart.
Miss Eva Dell Meyers, physical cul,
turist, who holds gymnasium class
in the Epiphany Parish House gym
nasium, will meet her class of profess
sional women tonight from 5 to s.
Practice will be held in dodge ball.
captain ball, setting-up exercises and
other forms of athletics.
Tomorrow morning from 10 to II
Miss Meyers will meet the Wardman
Park group in the gymnasium. Prac-
| tically the same program will be fol
| lowed as outlined for tonight's meeting.
| Mcfarland Junior High block ball
team nosed out Powell's eleven. II to
10, in the third game of the inter
junior high school series played yes
terday on the Powell Field. At one
time Powell held the lead and seemed
on the point Of clinching the game,
but Mcfarland rose to the occasion
and put across the necessary markers
to give them the decision.
Katherine Jones and Julia Aman
are captains of the winning team.
Margaret GULL led the Powell team.
Hine scored her second victory in
the series when 1t defeated Column