Evening star., 1926-11-18

"ALL sports were inaugurated
officially at Eastman's School
Yesterday when the two dodge
ball teams of the school, the
blues and the Whites, clashed
in the opening game of the lntremurai
series. The Blues triumphed. Il 10 H.
exhibiting superior teamwork.
Katherine Reurv led the Blues to
victory. Julia Yates captained the
Whites. The Blue lineup included
katherine Heth. Josephine Duckett,
F,lvira Johnson, Margaret Watkins
Ann Totten, Sheila Kittel, Alice Lla-
mond, Sarah Mills, Mildred Smith ana
Edna Kimberly.
Woarers Of the White ribbon. In
addition to Miss Yates, were Nancy
Jones. Dorothy Gambrtll, FIorence
Avis, Sarah Lloyd. Ann T. SlngluH'
Corrie Wooters, Alice Bowie. suzanne
Wallace. Mildred Berry, Sarita Bar
reda and Ruth Cransue.
The second game in the series Is
scheduled for next Tuesday. according
70 Elizabeth Collins, coach. II the
Blues win this, the 2-out-of-3 series
is theirs If not, the tie will be played
off the following week. The winner
of the series will be credited with IL
points towards the championship OF
the school for general athletlc
superiority.
The entire school has been divided
into two sections, the Blues ana the
Whites, for the purpose of deciding
this championship. Series similar to
the dodge ball circuit will be staged
in each sport between teams picked
from the ranks Of the two sections,
with a l2-point reward for winners OF
each series. At the end Of the sea-
son, the side having the highest point
total will be declared champions and
the losers will give banquet in their
honor.
Columbia Federation Of the B. Y. p.
L. has announced It's intention OF put
ting a team in the District Girls Bas-
ket Ball League which will open its
initial schedule next month. This
makes the fifth team 10 become affili-
ated with the new league, the other
four being the Capitol Athletic Club
first team. Princess A. c., Princess
Seniors and Washington A c.
One more team is desired in the
circuit, according to Jack Haas, man.
aRer. in order to make the schedule
even, and it is hoped that sixth will
be lined up in the near future In order
that the schedule committee may be-
gin its work OF mapping out the sea-
sons play.
Mitchell Park Fairgrounds fair
athletes have a doube incentive for
becoming proficient in their favorite
sports All girls who make good
record in athletics, either through
brilliance OF performance or through
extended activities, are treated to an
afternoon on horseback. chaperoned by
Jane Kincheloe, their. director. Each
Thursday, such groups are taken TO
the Riding and Hunt Club at $3.50 for
a ride.
Among those who have earned this
treat so far are Judith Fishburn.
track and tennis enthusiast: Alice
Stewart track star and member OF
the newcomb and dodge ball teams;
Betty Angus a dodge and newcomh
player, and Priscilla Evans, basket
ball and newcomb expert.
All of these girls have won their
playground letters as members of a
team in one or more of these major
activities.
American University hockey play
ers, in their initial intercollegiate
fracas. yesterday afternoon proved
themselves adept individual perform
ers with the stick. but lacking In
teamwork, as they went down TO a
3-to-l defeat administered by the f3st