Evening star., 1925-11-22

1t was practically impossible for
the forwards of either team to find
an opening through the stone wall
protecting the opposing goal line.
Had it not been for a costly error on
Inc part of the high school goal keep
er in the second period the game
probably would have ended in a dead
lock. Just five minutes before the
final whistle the Intermediates kicked
the ball to the goal line, where it was
checked by the high school goal
keeper. but in throwing it in she lost
her balance and it dropped back over
her own goal line. giving her op-
ponents the lone point.
Marguerite Lee is the captain of
the winning team. Mariana Thomas
captains the high school squad.
The varsity hockey squad will be
chosen at the next meeting of the ath
letic council, to be held the first Mon
day after the Thanksgiving holidays.
Requirements for membership on this
team are that each player should have
attended at least Is soccer practices,
should have qualified in sportsman
ship and in observance of good health
habits as laid down by the council.
in addition to being rated one of the
II best soccer performers in the
school.
To be elected to the varsity is one
of the highest honors which can be
won at Friends School. Each one Of
the chosen Il is awarded 100 points
toward her athletic letter. Two hun
dred points are required to win the
emblem. Thus girl must be a mem
Der of the varsity for two years or
must win credits in some other line
of athletics in order to possess the
coveted IF"
Basket ball practice will begin in
earnest at Eastern High School after
Thanksgiving. The sophomore and
freshman groups will hold their first
practice Wednesday. December ?. and
the juniors and seniors will get into
action the following Monday.
After three weeks of practice a pre-
Iiminary intraclass series will be
PLAYED off. Class teams will subse-
quently be picked from the outstand-
ing PLAYERS in each class group.
A second series will then be run off
for the school title. This probably
will be scheduled in February. Let
ter winners will be announced at the
conclusion of this final schedule.
Garfield tossers scored hard
earned victory over the Rosedale sex
I6L III llIe u 1AiS AitSA
playground basket ball league, played
between the two sectional winners of
the eastern division yesterday. Gar
fields 19-to-2 triumph gives 1t the
eastern division championship and
the right to meet the winners in the
western division for the city title as
soon as the schedule in the latter di
vision is completed.
Excellent teamwork rather than in
dividual starring was responsible for
the success of the winners. Evelyn
Howard, director of Garfield play
ground, refereed the first half; Daisy
Robinson of Rosedale officiated in the
second period.
The teams lined up as follows:
Garfield u9l. Positions. Rosedale I12).
Alice Brown. 3. F Heller. Helen streeks
Helen Breen. .... s. c.. Victoria Nasella
Teresa Breen. I. Z Susie Myers
Mary Kelso. R. G.. .... Mary Pierce
Observation-Disclosures 1glehart for H
Breen. Streeks for Pierce. Harding for
no{s' RE5%d SOBER ,s pGints g. s,feels. 1
Free throws-Brown 2; soper. 2.
In the four preliminary games of
the series Iowa Avenue scored over
Twin Oaks, 26 to 8; Happy Hollow
took the measure of Montrose, 13 to 6,
and Park View nosed out William
8. phillips, IS to 23. This latter en-