Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-14


They now arc leading the Blues, 8
supremacy trophy which will be pre-:
OF the school term.
Points toward this trophy are earn
ed by participation in all the school
games, as well as by consistent at
tendance at practice and proficiency
in gymnasium work and military drill.
In the athletic weekend program
were included class games in dodge
and volley ball, military drill and gen.
eral gymnasium work. with the game
between the picked squads from the
ranks Of the Whites and the Blues
as the climax.
The second athletic weekend will
be held late in the Spring.
The Washington Recreation League
basket ball schedule. which opens to-
night with a game between the Wash
ington Athletic Club team and the
tossers from Calvary M. L. Church,
will include teams from II organiza-
lions - Bethany. Good Shepherd,
Mount Vernon. Sioux, Woodlothians,
Washington Athletic Club. Princess
Athletic Club Second team, Capitol
Athletic Club second team. Metro
politan Athletic Club second team,
Hyattsville Armory, Acacia and Cal
vary NJ. E.
The Washington Athletic Club
coach has announced the following
squad to represent that organization
tonight III the Calvary gymnasium:
Hazel Smith, Betty Ramsay. Virginia
Moore and lima. Seigrist, forwards;
Miriam Heam. Julia Fischer and Yer
die Hyman. side CenterS; Mary Din
niger, Zoe Pomoroe and Helen Raw
lings, centers; Thelma Hicks, Mary
Naylor and Myrtle Black, guardsr
st. tincent's and st. Martins junior
and senior basket ball teams staged
a double-header last week in st. Mar.
tins gymnasium and split even on the
scores. The juniors from st. Vincent s
defeated st. Martins juniors, 10 to 4,
in the first game, while the seniors
of st. Martins gained a 14-to-13 de-
cision over their visitors.
In the latter game the score was IS
to II in favor of St. Nincent's until
the last minute of play, when ST. Mar
tins forward Gagged a basket just as
the time whistle blew. The referee
ruled that the point counted, thus
turning defeat into victory for the
home team. This is the first time this
season that St. Vincent's tosserS have
succumbed to st. Martins.
Line-upS:
St. V. Juniors 19). Pos. st. NJ. Juniors a.
Ssf!s.s Rifaihyc sqslP'
Rn,h WINS Sullivan Do,9thy Hunt
Mary Humphreys. G. R arssGs T Tree
Irene Silver. L. G. Evelyn McGiverr
-, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Conley and Miriam
Sheehe of ST. Martins.
st. NJ. Seniors 14). Pos. ST. V Seniors t13l
Hold
Vera Horderwood. L. +. Nora Cahil
Mary N NGnkin. IS Mary Dayi
Katherine Hammett l.. G. =. Ruth Kenney
Substitutions-Rose Searles of St. Mar
St. Vincents.
Members of the District branch OF
the women's division Of the National
Amateur Athletic Federation will NEE,
tonight In the Friends School gymna
SUM, at 18th and Eye streets north
west.
The group will be formally or
ganized tonight, and plans for putting
the workshop" into operation vii
be discussed. The main efforts of the
organization will be directed toward
urging the adoption of n. A. A. f
standards in local athletics.
An informal recreation hour viii
follow the business meeting.
The Phantom tOssers will hold their
first practice tomorrow night in the
1olton Arms gymnasium.
This group, which has appeared
suddenly in our midst, while not
claiming to be galloping ghosts, ex
pect to indulge in some lively games
| on the Holton Arms floor, and ever
whisper of wandering abroad to en-
gage. in ghostly combat with the
Orioles of Baltimore.
The Phantoms, beneath their "cloal
of invisibility" bear a strange resem
blance to sundry athletic directors ir
the local schools.
The Epiphany Girls Friendly baske
ball team is ready for action and de
sires games with teams representing
similar clubs. Managers are requested
to communicate with Ethel l.. Smith
1899 B street southeast, or phone
Lincoln 5268-W.