Evening star., 1925-12-02

opponents by an even greater margin
Early in the first period Beatrice
TeiCler carried the bah down the field
and Evelyn Bradford Gagged the single
goal. Time and again before the
period closed the Seniors threatened
10 score again, but were held in check
by the fullhacks and goalkeeper
In the second half he Juniors
made several desperate efforts to
count and succeeded several times in
getting within the circle only 10 he
hold hy the Seniors alert defense
The whole school Is expected to
turn ont for the final game of the
series scheduled Saturday on the
same field.
Lineup and summary:
Ruth Prcha-"o. Lei, wing MsrT lynn Giles
Reatrioe zei=ier Center. -. Msrcare, Hess
3. br13rrf2rrd LEFT inside .... lets GEORGE
Fetfy Hm@lfir.'. Rght inside 1s,,.,. Lucy Rarrr
2 LanEenfeId. Center halfback. ;. B. Brown
K. Stopper.... Right haIfback Y Peasleyfc.r
T. Srempert. Left fulhack, H. Ackerman
= Wvsocl5r Right fui1back n. Hu phreys
Sue Maury.... Goal. ......- Marion Evans
'qns-seniors: Oh Clare Cagswe1
Retty HIlL
Reforees-Mss Sinclair and Miss Trick
The Webster varsity hockey squad
is getting in trim for the second inter
scholastic clash next Friday afternoon,
when they will meet George Washing
ton on the Ellipse. The probable line
MP for this game will include Lucy
Barry, left wing; Margaret Hess. left
Upside: Ruth Curran, right wing: Betty
Wolf. right inside: Beatrice Zegler,
center field Barbara Brown center
half Betty Lansenfeld. left half;
Frances Stempert left fullback: Nir
ginia Peasey. right half; Dorothy
rion Evans goal.
BY defeating ST. Peters sextet. 26
To 10, Yesterday st. Martins tossers
tied MP their tWo-out -of-three series, so
that 2 third game will have to he
PLAYED in the near future to decide the
winner.
St Peters had nosed out it's rival
in the first game hy l9-to-1S score.
st. Martins came back with a hpng
in the second battle, exhibiting a
much improved line. espcciallyi at
guard position. The guards were
alert that their opponents found their
chances to make shots few and far
between.
In the first half st. Peters forwards
were able TO find the basket only once.
while st. Martins collected 6 field
goals and one free throw.
In the second period st. Peters
players redouhled their efforts and
succeeded in netting four additional
field goals for l0point total. But
St Martins collected a twin 13 TO
add to their opening count, which gave
them the game by a long margin.
The game was played on st. Peters
court.
Lineup and Summary:
ST Martin r26l. Positions. st. Peters f10l.
Gertrude Gauyreau. F. r.. NJ NJ adden
Veronica Underwood. +. l.. ....... K Kuter
Rose kearle~. C ..-... h. Brown
Iillin Hammctt 80. R.......R. Maloney
Catherine LLOYD. -. G. I....... H. Lynch
Mary COnklIn 5000. ;. t....... NJ. tounty
SubStltutions. St Martin ~ Sheehy for
G Hammctt e. MaurFr for NJ. Corl<ln. 81.
Potnrs-N Mccormick for NJ. County. J..
Costello for Fl. Lynch
Brightwood Park claims second
place in the Bloomingdale division of
: the Elementary School Basket Ball
League 1t completed its schedule
with but one defeat. Woodhurn sue
Cumhed To its superior skill yesterday
In the closing game. The score was
16 to II.
Mitchell Park and Chevy Chase
+anD,S will meet this afternoon at {