Evening star., 1926-03-25

day overwhelming the Sophomore 81
| PLAYING the fastest game of their
career, the Seniors ran rings around
their youthful opponents in yester'
DAYS fracas. They were "one jump
| ahead" on practically every play.
Elizabeth Hatch, at center, seemed TO
possess the happy faculty OF being
everywhere at once. She followed up
the ball skillfully and proved to be an
excellent pivot, working with Virginia
Story at side center. around which the
team maneuvered to score almost at
WILL
Elizabeth Ward scored 36 of the 40
points totaled BY the winners.
| The Sophomore second squad won
from the Senior Blue seconds by de-
fault yesterday.
| Junior paSsers, who are holding sec
| ond place in the race for interclass
honors, defeated the Senior Reds. "a to
| 8. Tuesday afternoon. Misses Hall and
Truesdale divided scoring honors for
| the victors.
One change will be made in the
Bloomingdale division schiag ball
| schedule this Spring Brightwood Park
School, which has always entered its
team in this league, will play in Sec
| ton A Of the Columbia Heights d.
| vision in the future, as the Park View
playground Is much nearer the school
than Bloomingdale.
Brentwood Park should not be con.
fused with Brightwood, which will re-
main in the Bloomingdale division.
The schedule, which opens April IL
with a. game between Emery-Ecking'
ton and Brookland. follows:
Apnl-12. Emery. lexington vs.: Brook.
| land; 10. Gage VS.. Keene: IL. Brentwood
r. Lsasdon; nafroashss s.oo1, y: ,.r5 Emery r
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a. tsnsdoa V; Kssns
=. Gage ys' Z" bFooEIsnd: IS, sriEssxood y
Kssns 2a hnso1s vs
May-3; Gage vs. Lansdon; Z: BurrouEhs
ton g. IsnadoS q Ksenf Ks Bn
roughs VS.. Keene: 10. Gage VS.. Brightwood.
When the Washington and Princess
| Athletic Clubs meet tonight in the
| Council League loop at Eastern High
School, possible first place honors will
| hang in the balance. Should the
Princess sextet win the tilt, 1t would
be tied for leadership with the seven
times titleholders from the Metropoii'
| tan dugout. Each Of these teams has
one defeat scored against 1t. Should
Washington come out at the long
| end tonight, then 1t would be tied
for second place with Princess, each
with two losses.
Princess A. c. meets the Metropol-
| itans tomorrow night in the final
regular scheduled game. Should
| Princess win both tonight and to.
morrow night. it would be in un.
disputed possession of first place.
Should this combination lose tonight
and win tomorrow, then triple tie
would exist between the Nets, Prin.
cess and Washington. It can be SEEN
therefore, that much hangs upon
these two games, which will be fol-
lowed with keen interest by local fans
The game tonight will be called at
8 o'clock. The Metropolitan.Prince
meeting tomorrow night will take
place in st. Martins gymnasium
| Rhode Island avenue, and North Cap
| itol street, at z o'clock.
Despite the long margin by which
the Coaches defeated the Playground
Directors in their game last night,
| which resulted in a 30-14 victory for
the former squad, the contest was in
teresting throughout, and points were
very close until we'll into the third
| period, when the officials ran away
with the scorce.
The first quarter found the teams
matching goal for goal. The Coaches
| led at 6-4 when the period closed. AT
| half time the score stood 10 to IL.
I Tn the third Uarfod the Directors I'M.