Evening star., 1926-10-10

Virginia Blackstone. tennis man
ager, has announced the draw as
given below. Matches will he played
off on the Monument Park courts and
on the new court on the school
campus,
/ First round Mary Ewin VS.. Marta
! Rrokaw. Jean Williams VS.. Hattie
| Teachout, Beth Hayes VS.. Miriam
| Davis. Ina Hoff vs.. Marian Phelps,
| Phoebe Moorhead VS.. Katherine Shoe
maker. Virginia Buell. VS.. Elizabeth
Chickering. Margaret Ryan vs. Dor
nthy Craighill Mary Ryan VS.. Eliza
beth Hastings. Lillian keuhlat VS..
| Betty Kronman. Mary Elizabeth
Cromwell VS. Edith Petrie. Grace
Young VS.. A. Sommervell. Jane
Blackstone VS.. Grace Mclean, Helen
Staples vs.. Mary X. Lutz, Esther
Jenkins KS. Louise Humphrey. Claudia
/ Kyle VS.. Helen Furer. Louise Omwake
VS.. Caroline Fraser, Cinthia Miller vs..
Miss Matthews. Frances Walker
drew a bye.
Fifty.five girls have reported for
Ahoekey pra ctiee At George Washing
1ton. according to Virginia Hopkins,
athletic director, and training has he
gun in earnest. Tactics lectures are
| given to the entire group on Tuesday
! afternoons in the gymnasium and field
practice is held each Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday from until 4
| o'clock on the Ellipse.
! Hockey still Is minor sport at the
university. but with the ina uguration
of a small intercollegiate schedule
| fhis year Miss Hopkins hopes to de-
velop it soon to a degree which will
warrant classifying il along with the
major sports.
/ A series Of class games on the
| hockey field will precede the inter
collegiate play. These will begin next
month The winning team will be
! awarded the Pan-Hellen Association
| interclass trophy.
Margaret Schwartz has been elected
ma nager of hockey with Eliza beth
| Chapman as assistant manager.
Miss Hopkins expects to start
| basket hall practice about the first
o. November. training class teams
! ers.. preparatory to the interclas SIS
series which will he concluded before
! Christmas The varsity squad will
! he selected from the ranks Of the class
| tcan1s before the holidays and an in
! .ercnllegiate schedule run off early
| il 1927.
Suzanne I.englen. Mary X. Browne
and male raCketers of international
! fame. including Vincent Richards,
| will stage an interesting and decidedly
novel tournament" Thursday night
| in the 5th Regiment Armory al Bal
,illore under the management of the
altr1listic G. c. Pyle. who is showing
the world how 10 make "honest pre-
fessionals" out of our ranking tennis
stars.
suzanne. the temperamental, and
Mary X. the beloved little Westerrer.
who has twice held our national ANA
teur crown. will he battling across
the nets-not for their own amuse
ment." nor for a coveted tennis
crowr-but for the amusement of
the multitudes and some shiny silver
Eagles.
". A. Albaugh. promoter for the
Baltimore exhibition. declares that
arrangements have been made so that
ell in the gallery may obtain clear
yinv of the courts. The main floor
.sseats have been arranged in rims"
fashion and the courts will be bright
" illuminated so that none of the bril-
,i9 NJ performapce will be lost to the
spectators.
Eunlor has it that Mile. Lenglen
contemnlates da zzlinR the feminine
norton of the gallery with a sensa'
tional display of costumes As she