Evening star., 1925-10-21

rCsS. Miss Hunt exhibited !
ondround match with Helen RAM ii
OF a game. She had eliminated he
fashion as she disposed OF her second
Miss Ramish previously had re
ceived a default from Kathryn Potter
In the opening round.
Mrs. Trenis, athletic director, states
that all secondround matches must
be played off and the results reported
by the end OF this week
Tech mixers will meet Saturday
afternoon at 1870 at Fourteenth and
Colorado avenue for a three hour hike
through Rock Creek Park ana the
Zoo. finishing ut Eighteenth and Co
lumbia road. Mrs. TreniS will aC-
company the group on their fourth
lap of the 100 miles they have set out
to walk before June /. In case of rain
the hike will be postponed until next
Saturday at the same place and hour.
Monday afternoon the club walked
five miles out Sixteenth street and
back to the school.
a unique series will open Friday
afternoon in the junior high schools.
when the block bah teams of Hine and
McE'arlane clash in the first game OF
the newly organized inter junior high
school block ball league.
Block ball is Il sort of junior soccer
which has been developed by Ramsey
hewitt, athletic director at Hine
Junior High to prepare the younger
girls for the English game. 1t is
played on somewhat smaller field
than that used in soccer, but is gov
erned by similar rules. The girls
have shown much enthusiasm in the
new series and give promise of stag
ing a lively contest for the champion
ship.
The game Friday will be played on
the Hine field at $3.50. The second
game of the series is scheduled for
Tuesday, October 81, at which time
Hine NETS Columbia at Columbia. a
full schedule of games will be an
nounced later.
Marjorie Webster was reelected to
the presidency of the Washington
Women's Athletic Council last night
at the meeting held at the Major!e
Webster School on Massachusetts ave-
nue. Margaret Craig, physical direc-
tor of Business High Night School,
was chosen as vice-president; Eleanor
Watt, manager of Washington Ath-
letic Club, for secretary and Minnie
Travis was reelected as treasurer
A committee of three was appointed
TO draw up the schedule for the com
ing basket ball season. Gladys Mills,
will act as chairman. assisted by Anna
belle Totten and Dorothy L. Greene.
Their proposed schedule is to be pre-
sented at the next meeting, November
3.
The eight major teams entered in
the Washington WomenS Athletic
League, for which the council Is the
advisory body, are the Washington
| Athletic Club, Metropolitan Athletic
Club. Princess Athletic Club, Good
Shepherd Church, first team; Business
High Night School, Acacia Athletic
Club. Strayer's Business College and
the Calvary NJ. E. Church. Two teams
from the Washington Recreation
I League are expected to enter the
Women's City League before the sea
son opens. They are the two which
won the Recreation League champion
ships last year.
The following representatives were
present at last nights meeting: Mar
garet Craig, Frances Cooper, Anna
belle Totten, Marguerite Joyce, Anna
Fennelly, Bobbie Kubel, Gladys Mills.
Grace keefe, Mary Brumbaugh, Flea
nor Watt. Minnie Travis, Julia Ran
dali. Dorothy Carr, Laurine Refs, Ell
len Reinmuth and Nellie Payne.
Fair tOssers from Dennis0n nosed
out their opponents from Morgan
School yesterday in a goal-throwing
contest, in which the former proved
their superiority by narrow three
pnjpf margin Tho 02-to-o0 ScOre