Evening star., 1925-08-28

ANo-N 9Ois
Helen Taylor who captains the
Central High School rifle squad.
proved to be the crack shot on the Ma
toaka team, which came out second
only to the Camp Allegheny in the
intercamp rife meet. Miss Taylor
turned in a perfect 500 score, placing
all shots in the IA circle.
Dorothy Skinner of Tech High
School shot IS As and 2 Bs. making
the next best record in camp. She
also won the tennis tournament.
The rife team was composed ex-
clusively of Washington girls and in
cluded Miss Taylor, Miss Skinner,
Helen Louise Macleod. Eleanor Will
son, Ida Meyer and Genevieve
Oliver.
Elizabeth Seward Of Washington
had charge of swimming instruction
at Matoaka and staged a swimming
meet at the end of the season. The
following girls figured as winners In
the various events: Frances Ridge
way, Priscilla Evans, Carolyn Beh-
rend, Marie Skinner, Ann Carter Wal
Ter, Helen Jones. Eleanor Wilson,
Coutenay Page Waller, Erna Mae
Behrend, Laura Manly and Ruth Con-
stantini.
Mrs. Susan S. Alburtis of Wilson
Normal School, director of the camp,
W II VI
for passing the life savers examina-
tions.
Winning base ball games seems to
be habit with Washingtonians (de-
spite our present big lea ghe slump.
The Washington team at Kamp Kahl-
ert romped on the Oriole nine in the
Y. W. c. A. intercamp duel Wednes-
day, registering a 14-to-6 triumph
Ten of the fourteen counters were
collected in the first three frames. In
the remaining six the Baltimoreans
tfshtened up, allowing few hits and
collecting six tallies for themselves
But they were unable to overcome
the heavy lead of the Capital lassies.
Marian Lum, hurting for Kahlert,
outpitched her rival. Edna Deckel on
first base. figured in a number of
spectacular put-outs.
The Washington team lined up as
follows: Marian Lum, pitcher; Doro-
thy Lawrence. catcher; Miriam Davis,
first base; Mildred Arrison, second
base; Miriam Lloyd, third base; Made
leon Penny, shortstop; Leona Draeger,
left field; Evelyn Draeger, center field
and Dorothy Quinn, right field.
All postponed matches in the inter
playground tennis tournament are
scheduled to be completed today in
order that the semi-f finals may be
played Monday morning.
Clara Alderton and Mildred Vogel of
Iowa Avenue yesterday defeated Re-
gina Watkins and Dorothy Harvey of
Park View, 6-I. 60. Bessie Ritter
and Bertha Ryan of Bloomingdale lie
battled their way TO a three set victory
over Rose Drill and Regina Harsett
of New York Avenue. Ga, IL, 6-1.
Helen Singer and Marie Callan car
ried off the honors for Hoover in their
match with the Virginia Avenue team,
Marion Johnson and Mary Ellen Tot
ten. The score was 6-3. "a.
Georgetown won from Chevy Chase
by default.
The entry list for the Wardma n
Park Swimming Club meet remains
open. with indications of a large field
of competitors for the closing event of
the Summer series. The meet will
take place September s.
The swimming trophy, offered by
the club to the highest point winner
during the season. will be presented at
the conclusion of the program. lone
Whaler of the Capitol Athletic Club
has long lead on points, but Florence
Skadding, her nearest rival, Is plan
ming to give her close race for the
trophy
Emery and Wallach school swim
mers will go to the Rosedale pool this
afternoon, accompanied by Dorothy
Beller and Fay Never.