Evening star., 1925-06-14


The rife team made an eXcept
record OF victories in individual con,
tablished there. This season was
shot and all were won. The team tc
championship. with score of 900.
katherine Edmcnston captained the
team. Sophia Waldman was man
aSer. Other members were Edith XII
patrick. Eleanor Barroll, Mae Huntz-
berger, Adelaide Cotter, Elizabeth
Owen and Sallie Burklin. Walter r.
Stokes. twice holder of Olympic rife
championships, was coach
InterclaSS matches were held for be-
ginners. June Cooper won the senior
match, Helen Lupton the junior, Lu-
cile Splitter the sophomore and Flor
ence Ehret the freshman. Miss
Cooper also won the cup awarded to
the beginner making the highest av.
erage score
SeNtet Is Successful.
The seXtet captured IL of the IA
games on It's basket ball schedule.
After dropping the first game with
William and Mary, it won the return
engagement, 80 to IS. 1t was the first
victory the Hatchetites ever enjoyed
over their Virginia rivals. Nine team
members, the coach, Mary jackson,
and the manager, Alice Haines. re-
ceived their letters. They are Mary
Bixler, captain; Alys Ewers, Grace
Young, Louise Omwake, Leah Cate.
Jean Jackson, Elizabeth Hastings,
Ella. April and Elizabeth Armentrout.
Katherine Shoemaker won her nu-
meralS.
The intersorority series was won by
Gamma Beta Pi without the loss of a
game.
All of the six tennis matches on the
1875 schedule were won by the Buff
and Blue racketers. The feature was
with William and Mary at Williams
burg, which was decided to ..
Ruth Gregory managed the team.
composed of Frances Walker, captain
Elizabeth Chickering, Louise Omwake
Marie Didden, Edith Petrie, Miriam
Davis and Cecyle Taylor. Frances
walker Won the singles championship,
defeatfng Elizabeth Chickering in the
final.
Hockey is not yet accounted a major
sport, although one match was played
with Marjorie Webster School Mary
Florence Morscher was manager.
Fencing, the newest sport, has
drawn quite a following, although
point where matches are listed.
Phoebe Knappen is manager and
Prof. Pietro Lonzilla instructor.
Active at Maryland
Since the organization this year of
the Women's Athletic Association at
the University of Maryland sports for
the fair sex have gone rapidly ahead.
Maxine Heiss was the first president;
Patricia vice president Helen Beyerle
secretary and Mary Harbaugh, treas
urer.
Mary Harbaugh, manager and
crack shot of the rifle squad. singles
tennis champion and member of the
senior basketball team, was the out
standing sportswoman-
Shooting is the oldest sport for
women at Maryland The team is
rated third in the country as a result
or competition in the n. R. A. inter-
collegiate match. Eight matches were
shots this year. the Marylanders win
ming. seven.
Whlle the University of Washing
ton is ranked first in the country the
Maryland goods defeated the title
holders in telegraphic encounter
1913 to 494..
Six girls won their monograms.
They are Thelma Winkjer, captain;
Mary Harbaugh. Rebecca Willis.
Helen Beverly, Betty Amos and Anna
Dorsey.
~ Basket Ball Popular.
Two series of basket ball games
we're played under the mana gershin
of Nellie Buckley. The sophomores
won the inter-class series.
The team consisted of Maxine Heiss
captain; Helen Beyerle, Elizabeth Tay-
Tor, olive Seltzer, Louise Harbaueh
, and Gertrude Chestnut.
kappi kt captured the sorority Sc
Iies by winning all of its games. Max
Inc Heiss was the captain
Letters were awarded members of
a picked varsity team" selected from
the four class groups as follows:
Maxine HeiSS and Mary Harbaugh.
centers: Elizabeth DuvalI and Minnie
Hill, guards, and Elizabeth Taylor and
Nellie Buckley, forwards. Miss Heiss
has been elected manager of basket
ball for next year
Patricia Wolf was tennis manager,
and under her direction Fan and
Spring tournaments were held. Con.
stance Church captured the crown in
the Fall event, defeating Mary Har-
baueh in the final. In the Spring
tourney Mary Harbaugh took the title,
eliminating Miss Church in the semi.
finals and Patricia Wolf in the final.
In the first interclass track meet
held June 8 the sophomores won by a
big margin. Irene Meade, manager of
track, led the scorers with 20 points
Limited at Gallaudet
With but so girls enrolled at Gal
laudet the field of athletics is neces-
sarily limited. Two intercollegiate
sports were on the program-basket
ball and tennis.
Emma Sandberg, president of the
athletic association for 1924, member
of the basket ball and tennis teams
and expert swimmer, stands out as
one of the most representative sports
women at Kendall Green.
Six matches were scheduled with
local colleges during the basket ball
season. Two were won, two tied and
two lost. Members of the team were
Mary Kannapell. captain; Margaret
Jackson, manager; Dorothy Clark,
Edythe Ozbun, Fern Newton, Emma
Sandberg, Mary Dobson and Lucille Du
Bose.
Two intercollegiate tennis matches
were played. Gallaudet bowed to both
George Washington and National
Park Seminary. The team consisted
of Mary Dobson, captain; Wiona Ed
wards, manager; Mary Kannapell,
Louise Brooks, Emma Sandberg and
Edythe Ozbun. All of the members
received the athletic &c. !"
The indoor meet, the most import
ant interclass event of the year, was
won by the seniors. With five classes
competing the seniors got 80 out of
the 100 points. Seven girls composed
the winning team; four of them
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