Evening star., 1926-11-02

crs last year in the annual intercolles
All members of the range squad
whose targets count In SO per cent OF
the matches during the coming sea
son will receive major letters at the
Womens Athletic Association banquet
next May. according to the usual Gus
tom at Maryland.
Sergt. Hendricks. coach of the CO.
ed shooters. has announced the per-
sOnnel of this years team and in ad-
dition has named the members of the
squad who will act as substitutes in
intercollegiate encounters.
Helen Beyerle Is captain of the
first team, which includes Mary Jane
McCurdy, manager: Julia Louise
Behring. Alma Essex, Mildred Hislop,
Elizabeth CARRIER, Anita Peters,
Clemencia Cause. Marcia Pierce,
Elizabeth Corkins. Harriet Little.
Naomi Morris, Frances Gruver and
Hazel Kreider.
Reserves who will fire with the
varsity include Catherine. Barnsley,
Margaret Creeger, Burnetta Derrick,
Virginia Fooks, Roberta Howard,
Wilhelmina kroll, Margaret Meigs.
Alice Orton. Cora Lee Pope, Elizabeth
Krunkleton, and Edythe Eckenrode.
Drawings have been announced for
the Fall net tourney at Maryland.
Constance Church, present title holder.
will defend her laurels once more
against an interesting field OF chal-
lengers. First round pairings follow:
Helen Beyerle VS.. Marion Billiard,
Irene Mead vs. Betty Jones. Adele
Sieher vs. Blanche Bernice, Naomi
Morris VS.. Roberta Howard. Frances
Price VS.. Olive Edmonds. Evelyn
Moore vs. Curry Nourse, Bobby Ryon
vs.. Marian Lane, Gertrude Chestnut
VS.. Eliza beth CARRIER, Betty Phillips
VS.. Virginia Fooks, Anna Price VS..
Isabel Dynes, Olive Seltzer vs. Eliz-
abeth Corkins. Anita Peters VS..
Marian Barrett, Thelma Elliott vs..
Frances Gruver, Connie Church VS..
Phyllis Houser, Edith Burnside VS..
Hazel Kreider and Virginia Sturgis
VS.. Mimi Rahan.
Swimming is definitely placed on
the coed program at College Park
this year. Eleanor Freeny, a sopoho-
more. has been named manager Of the
tank group. which uses the Y. W. G.
A. pool each week.
Basket ball practice and probably
hockey will begin shortly. Elizabeth
Taylor. president of the WOmen's
Athletic Association, has appointed a
committee composed of Mildred WI
mer Marian Barrett and Margaret
McMinimy to interview Dean Stamp
concerning the latter sport. Maxine
Heiss, basket ball manager, announces
that schedules of class games have
been posted on the campus and should
be followed just as arranged on the
cards.
Friends School is having a hockey
squad this year for the first time and.
while the sport will not develop to the
point of interschola site competition
for some time. probably. according to
Virginia Brown, coach, efforts are be-
ing made to arrange for several Drac-
tice games with local scholastic elev-
ems, in order to accustOm the stick
wielders to competitive play.
Negotiations are now under way for
a game with one Of the Marjorie Web
ster squads and, according to informa-
ton received from the Webster
School, such a game probably will be
arranged in the near future. 1t will
not count as a scheduled contest, how
ever
Hockey practice at Webster begins
tomorrow afternoon on the EllipSe
field, when the Junior and senior
squads will report in full. Juniors
will practice the first hour-from
2:46 until 3:45. and the seniors will
follow with their workout. This
schedule will be continued through
out the season.
Class games will precede the in
terscholastic schedule. A series OF
junior-senior tilts will be staged to
decide the championship squad Of
the school. Following this the
varsity team will be picked, based
upon performance in the tnterclass
games.
Team captains for the class groups
are expected to be chosen next week,
according to Miss Webster.
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