Evening star., 1925-05-20


Anna Gertrude Shelp, Rosemary
Arnold and Elizabeth NJ. Cuthbertson
act as faculty advisers for the Eastern
rifle squad.
Central will be represented by Helen
Taylor. Augusta Friedberg. Anita
Peters, Carolyn Bebb, Helen Huhn and
kathren Ludlum.
Louise Hart, faculty adviser for the
Centralites. has just received the
scores from the Waller High School
team of Chicago, showing that the
local markswomen defeated their OPP
ponents by 81 points in their tele-
graphic match.
The Chicagoans turned in a score
of 46l, while Miss Hart's girls got 498.
Shortly after the interhlgh school
meet. which is scheduled for May q,
Eastern will hold an individual meet
open to all members of the rifle club
to determine the best shot in the
school. The winner will be awarded
the Friendship medal, one of the
most coveted athletic prizes offered to
the fair athlete of Eastern.
Marian Barrett lies Camarades) and
jerry Martin tBon SecourI were to
tennis tournament this afternoon at
$3.50 on the y. w. &. A. courts.
Miss Martin won her way TO the
final bracket yesterday by defeating
Nellie Clear of Semper Paratae, 6-1,
%. The match was even closer than
the score indicated and was about the
best of the tourney
very close battle was expected to
day, as the two finalists represent the
best players of the entire reserve unit
of some 450 girls.
The winner will be awarded trophy
at the annual banquet of the organi-
Zation. which will be held Saturday
night at the Blue Triangle Hut,
Twentieth and b streets.
Miss Barrett won this trophy for
her club last year. If she should sue
ceed in capturing it for three success
sive years, tho cup would become the
permanent property Of Les CANA
radeS.
There Is triple tie in the Column
bia Heights division. section A. of the
Public School Schag Ball League.
Park View. Monroe and West
schools are deadlocked for first place
in the Columbia Heights division. sec
Uion A. as ii result Of Park View los
ing its last match.
Park View will meet West tomor-
row afternoon at $50 to play off the
first match of the triple tie. The
winner of this game will play Monroe
on Friday afternoon for the section
championship.
Seven games have been played off
this week in the various divisions
of the league, with the following re
suits:
Plaza: Carbery defeated Blair
Hayes, to /; Edmonds defeated Peo
body Hilton, Z to 6. Bloomingdale
John Burroughs defeated Gage. % to
8; John Burroughs defeated Brook
! land. u to I. Georsetown: Addison de
feated Jackson. IL to 8. Rosedale
/ kingman defeated Maury. s to )
Madison defeated Webb, l5 to 9.
The first District champion rifle
meet for the fair sex. which will be
held May 81, or the Eastern High
School range, promises keen coln
petition.
Every senior high school in the
District will be represented by a
! team of crack shots, with the posi-
not yet definitely decided TO enter &
team.
]. W. Crockett. rife instructor fol
the high schools. will act as match
/ official and II. II. Leizlar will be judge
| of scoring.
The firing will begin at 2:30 and
will cease promptly at $50. The com
mittee has announced that all shots
! fired afte:' this time will be counted
as misses.
Each school will be allowed TO en-
+, ter one team of six girls. the entries
! 10 be formally made upon arrival a
the range. All competitors must be
| eligible under the rules of the Boart
J OF Education regarding athletics.
/ The course will be sighting shot:
and 10 shots for record in each o
| two positions, prone and standing
Any .22-caliber rife weighing not ovel
| 10 pounds and any ammunition VII
be allowed. Any sight not containing
glass may be used.
| The targets used will be y. r. A
so feet decimal and so feet junior