Evening star., 1925-11-24

The two winners, meeting In the
final round, each is determined to
bring home the cup, and spirited
contest is anticipated by their en-
thusiastic supporters.
The graduate lineup will include
Dorothy ODonneu. Mary Stewart
Allan. Eileen Tanyan, Virginia Har-
ley, Mary Cray. Mary Greer, Helen
Johnston. Anne Duffy. Katherine
Whitfield. captain, and Peggy Carey
The complete lineup for the firsts
and seconds has not been announced,
but the following players will be in
cluded: Rosemary Whitfield. cap
tain; Frances Cusick, Grace O'Brien.
Eloise Roman, Katherine Vanderpool.
Margaret Bennett, Mary Caroon and
Helen Daprey.
Practice in basket ball at the con-
vent will start Immediately after the
Christmas holidays. Mary Stewart
Allan is captain of this sport.
Each class will enter a team in the
elimination series to be played in
February for the basket ball cup,
which was won last year by the
graduating class, which defeated the
Posts" in the final. The 1924 run
ners-up are considered strong con-
tenders this year. several of the best
players in the school being included
III tnelr prODable llne-up.
E. v. Brown, twice runner-up for
the Columbia Heights division basket
ball title in the Elementary School
League, yesterday succeeded where
formerly it had failed. In burst of
speed which it's opponents from Park
View were powerless to check. the
Gray and Blue team captured the
title by a decisive victory, 80 to IT.
10 ho CT
gle. The +. V. Brown rooters were
headed by none other than their prin-
cipal, Miss NJ. E. Givens, who had
iourneyed all the way in from Chevy
Chase to sponsor the team.
Excellent teamwork marked by ac-
curate passing and goal-throwing
were the features of the contest. In
the first quarter, the ball was kept in
the E. V. Brown territory most Of the
time, and II points were scored by the
ultimate winners while their oppo-
nents were blanked. In the second
period, however, Park View rallied.
scoring IL points to E. V. Browns 4.
The third quarter opened with the
score standing Is to II for E. v. Brown
and Park View added six more points
to it's total. But E. V. Brown rushed
the ball down the field several times
before the quarter closed. netting four
additional goals and retaining the
lead In the final period, although
the ball passed back and forth from
one end of the field to the other. Il.
". Brown guards prevented the wear
ers of the green from making goal
while the Blue and Gray forwards
added nine points to their total. Line
up and summary:
EV Brown. Positions. Park View.
Betty Hartman (cD...F. tc.l Mildred Allen
Shnearee arsaret Frazier.. c. Gertrude Mcdonald
Helen Blttlnger.. = u. r RANGES fepiis =, Va W
peggy silheT FtnaF Bessy G2yaSfoFS sfoFS
Score by periods:
Park view........ o IL U-lf
Referees-Miss Durham of Park View
Miss whiting of Happy Hollow. Official
scorer-Miss Colman.
Time of periods-S minutes.
Iangdon overwhelmed their smaller
and less experienced opponents from
Emery lexington yesterday on the
Bloomingdale playground, amassing
kne largest score of the season-when
they collected 80 points to Emery
Ecktngton's 2. Elizabeth Mahon, di-
rector of the ground, was referee.
In the final match yesterday after
noon the Holton Arms Blues defeated
the Whites. 1 to /, on the Ell1pse