Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

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| Georgetown's team found itself after
brief period of ragged work and set
| tied down to long passes and alert
| lodging which gave its forwards re
| peated opportunities to score. The
| first quarter ended, to /, in George
towns favor.
In the second period Garfield net
ted its first field goal. a spectacular
shot from midfield, executed by Dor
othy Waddell But Georgetowns cen
tiers proved so effective in feeding the
ball to their forwards that for the rest
of the period play was centered around
the Hilltoppers' goal. Two more field
goals and one one-pOint shot We're
scored, closing the half with George
town leading. to 1.
Garfield added one more point TO
their score in the third quarter, while
Georgetown added two.
In the final quarter the Fasteners
made u desperate effort to retrieve
themselves and scored three additional
points. But Georgetown guards We're
too alert for them and succeeded in
breaking up most of their shots at
the basket. Estelle Easterson colleced
one more field goal to add to George
towns total before the period closed.
Lineup and summary.
Gaorsetown Positions GarH,il
Fsteile E."te,- son. J., F.. Dorotl.y wai,~iI
Mary Became .... .Eentcr.. NoNrlla LILY
fvelyn Hrhb IA o.. Teresa Brecn
Margaret GossaEr l. ........ May K"lso
Goals-Easterson -. Wilmer -. Wat
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suhs,itutons-Fliur fo- =: H"nh Ryan
for Films. lgiehart for II. Bfsen, II. Bteen
Referee-M,.S Maud Parker. Timer
Howard OF Georgetown. Time Of periods
minutes.
Between S5 and 100 physical di-
rectors and leaders in women's ath-
lctic activities attended the first meet
ing Of the local group OF the women s
division Of the National Amateur Ath-
letiC Fedora ton. held Monday night in
the gymnasium of Friends School.
The policies OF the organization were
discussed and chairmen of committees
appointed As follows: Constitution.
Marjorie Webster. membership. Ruth
Meigs: resolutions. Elsie Sanders: sur
vey of recreations. Maud. Parker.
Grace keefe. chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee. explained that the
attitude Of the y. \. \. +. was not
one of opposition to competition in
sport as such. but To certain forms of
competition which tend TO exploit the
players and DESTROY friendly rivalry.
Folk dancing preceded the business
meeting and mass games followed.
These activities were led by Miss
Eosenreith Of the National Cathedra
School for Girls Mrs r. !. Johnson
Of the Washington Field Hockey Club
and Miss Barker of the playground
department
The next meeting will he called Jan
uary 26. Committee chairmen will
submit their first reports on that date
The !. w. &. \. has been selected
tentatively as the place of meeting.
Basket ball is the most popula r
sport on the Gallaudet program.
Forty OF the IL girls enrolled have
reported for practice, which very
nearly makes it unanimous.
Miss Elizabeth Benson. the new
coach from Frederick Md. has de
clared that she expects to turn out a
strong team this wear, despite the
fact that several of the stars of last
years lineup will lie missing
Mary Kama pei. captain. IL the
only member of the varsity seXtet to
he back In the line. But a number
of experienced players have Joined
the ranks. and Miss Benson expects
I" draw upon them TO fill In the gaps
left by the graduation of varsity
members.
The team VIII he picked shortly
probably before Christmas The first
game on the interschola site schedule
will he played with Wilson Normal
School on January Is.
Good Shepherd Girls Friendly ba
ket ball team defeated the Epipha ny
Girls FRENZY seXtet, % To 4, in a
practice game Monday night on the
Epiphany floor.
Betty Rayliss, forward for Good