Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-23


The inter.class schedule will get
under way shortly after the New Year.
Each class will have three teams.
known as their first. second and third.
\ round-rObhin event will be run off
each team playing every other IN the
tourney. Each victory will count a
certain number of points toward the
class championship. More than 100
girls will participate.
Team selections have not been made
definitely but the probable line-ups
for first teams has been announced.
The seniors first squad will include
Elizabeth CARRIER. forward; Marion
ZeiGler or Elizabeth Zalisky, forward;
Helen Sheckells and Jennie Turnbuil,
centers; Evelyn Bowers and Elizabeth
Wilson, guards.
Junior players who probably will
compose the first team are Dorothy
Cook and Marie O'Daniel, forwards Is;
Helen Macoughtry and Alice Churchlll
at center; Lillian Linquist and Helen
English. guards.
RosaIie Reed and Althea 1.awton
will proba bly, play at forward posi-
ton for the sophomores, Paula Brown
and Jane Mapes at center and Sally
Abel and Patty Joyce will protect the
goal
The freshman teams have not or
u.
have exhibited skill in practice. which
nrobablv will land them in the first
lineup: Katherine Zalisky, Mary Clag-
gett. Elizabeth Dudley, Sally Harris
and Laura Churchill.
Rife practice has been retarded at
Western because of inability TO get
the use of the new range. Miss Bertha
Yoder. faculty adviser to the rlne
group. was to take the squad TO Cen
trail High School this afternoon Tor
their first range drill.
India. Belle Corea has been elected
rifle team captain. Lillian Llnqulst Is
manager. Among those who are ex-
nected TO make the team are Carolyn
Jackson. Catherine Palmer; florer S',
Kinsslow Helen Greenwald. Dorothy
White. Patty joyce, Paula Brown and
Katherine Hobson.
Members of the Washington Ladies'
Duckpin League were guests OF Harry
Carroll manager of the Recreation
Bowling Alleys. at dinner last eve
ming at Schneider's restaurant The
dinner was followed by dance.
Carroll made the only address of the
evening. A poem, Mighty Mabel. the
Bowling Girl" by Jim Baker. with
apologies to Casey at the Bat. was
read. Lorraine Gull. who holds the
highest score for single game and set
in the league. was presented with
world championship medal.
Katherine Moriarity. captain OF the
Daughters of Isabella. was presented
with a broom with the suggestion that
her team use it To sweep all before
them.
"Nicky" Whalen, judge of the foul
line. was presented with a pair of dark
glasses for obvious reasons.
Washington Athletic Club members
will swim tonight in the y. W. {. A.
gymnasium from 7:20 to 40. They
will be followed in the pool by the
Capitol Athletic Club mermaids. Men,
hers of the Metropolitan Athletic Club
will have swimming class from $40
to Q O'Clock in the same tank.
Plans for a special athletic program
10 feature the February meeting of
the Washington Recreation League
were discussed at the regular monthly
gathering held in the Y. VIC. A.
Members of all local athletic clubs
will be invited to attend this large
assembly, which will be held in some
adequate gymnasium. \ program of
athletic demonstrations will be ar
ranged BY the committee in charge of
the affair.
The league. which is less than
wear old. was organized to provide
recreation and competition in basket
ball and other sports for teams that
did not feel themselves strong enough
to enter the championship leagues.
Twelve such teams have Joined the
organization since II was started last
February.