Evening star., 1925-08-21


Miss Edmonston's first team turn
ed In a perfect 500 score, with 81
out of a possible 100 shots within the
half-iNch A circle and the remaining
8 in circle B of the bulls eye. 1t
has never been approached by any
other team of girls.
Second place in the meet was award
ed the second team of the Allegheny
squad. Their cards showed So shots
in the A circle, 9 In circle B and 2
in circle G..
Mary Coleman Worthington, mem
Der of the Western High School rifle
team of this city, tied with another
member of her own squad for indi
vidual honors. Each got Il perfect
score, with 20 shots in the inner
circle.
Rain prevented play in the opening
round of the interplayground tennis
tournament yesterday, and the
Twin Oaks and New York avenue
were postponed until today. If
weather permits the three postponed
contests as well as the ones sChed-
uled for this afternoon will be com
pleted today.
Matches scheduled are as follows:
Park VS.. William S. Phillips. Mont
rose vs. Georgetown, Bloomingdale
VS.. Plaza. Van Ness VS.. Virginia Ave
nue., Chevy Chase VS.. Happy Hollow,
Twin Oaks VS.. Iowa Avenue and
Rosedale VS.. New York Avenue.
Maude Parker, director of girls
playground activities, has announced
the complete list of entries in the
city-wide tournament. Each of the
teams named below have already cap
tured titles on their own grounds:
Chevy Chase, Christine Mitchell and
Elizabeth Miles; Happy Hollow, Pris-
ella Woodley and Betty Hartman:
Montrose Park, Ruby Riley and
Stead and Agnes Shanahan; Iowa Ave
nue.. Catherine Jones and Mildred
Vogel; Georgetown. Sadie kiatti and
(open); Phillips, Virginia Ruetle and
Frances Wilson: Rosedale, Helen
Streeks and Susie Meyers: New York
Avenue, Rose Drill and Regina Har-
sett; Bloomingdale, Bessie Ritter and
Emily Harrington; Plaza, Elizabeth
Stull and Helen Herbert; Garfield.
Alice Brown and Teresa Breen;
Hoover, Helen Singer and Marie Tai
Ian; Virginia Avenue, Marie Johansen
and Mary Ellen Totten. Van Ness
and Park View teams have not been
decided due 10 postponement of the
final matches in their local Journeys.
Dorothy kleine. placing first in two
eYents-the 40-yard dash and potato
race-and second in the throw for
distance, collected 13 points and was
the high scorer in the Virginia Ave
nue. track meet yesterday. Henrietta
Turner, with one first. one second and
one third place win to her credit, took
second honors.
A summary follows:
40 YARD DASH-Won by Dorothy KIeine
second. Helen Alderman: third. Henrietta
50-YARD DAsH-won by Josephine
Brown second, Minnie Day; third. June
60-YARD DAsH-won by Nelelic Elliott ::
sSfRTS; RUNNfSG fSei'f BROAD gyGfMP-won by June
Duff He Igeond GTNpW PnR5e on Day ~ Helen Williams,
seyTHfi THRoM SSlf FoR DISTANCE cvolIey ball,-
Kleine: third. Frances Lewis
THROW FOR DISTANCE (basllet BALL
Won by Marion Stewart: second, Helen
POTATO RACE-won by Dorothy Kle,nc
second. Henrietta Turner. third, Mary
Andrews.
Agnes Shanahan, with l6 points.
won Grst place in the Twin Oaks
track meet yesterday. Helen ReGan.
the high point winner in the TO 10
year class, collected Is points, and
Bernice Rosensweig, with IL points,
topped the 10 to IL year class. Miss
Shanahan was a member of the II TO
l6 year group.
Kathleen Fisher. director of the
ground, acted as starter.
Sixteen picked swimmers from Camp
Bradley, Girl Scout camp, will repre-
sent Washington in the Baltimore
Athletic League. to be held in the
Monumental city tomorrow. The
Washington Scout team will be chap
eroned by Sadie Heating, director of
the camp.
Following the qualifying meet. which
was held at Bradley last week, the
l6 experts have been put through a
course of training by Eva Thomson.
sS-imming councillor. They start their
day at o'clock with series of
practice dashes, dives and plunges,
and follow this later in the day by
another hour in the water.
Racketers from the Washington Ath.
letic Club and the Capitol Athletic
Club are scheduled to meet this after
noon on the Henry Park courts at
9th and B streets, for their respective
practice matches. In case rain makes
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