Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

! Four games appear on the varsity
| schedule with a fifth in prospect. Inc
| student-teachers will play two games
with the HatchetetteS and two Win
| Gallaudet Negotiations are under way
| for game with Marjorie Webster. pul
the Harvard street team has such
| full schedule of studies that the coach,
Grace Keefe. has thought it advisable
10 wait until later in the season before
signing for more than the four OUTSIDE
contests. 1t is probable, however. that
the Webstertes will meet the teachers
in the Spring.
The brief intercollegiate schedule. as
il stands. includes the following dates
January IL. George Washington. AT
George Washington,
January Is. Galaudet. at Wilson
Normal.
January 80. Gallaudet. at Gallaudet.
February 10. George Washington. a
Wilson Normal.
Members of the varsity squad, Sc
Iected after the final practice last
night before the G. w. game. have
been announced by Louise Sullivan.
manage of basket ball. They are:
Forwards. Louise Hoeke. captain: Re
hecca Harry. Louise Franklin ana
Eliza beth Griffith: center, Pauline TOM
lin; side center Naomi Crane; guards.
| Mary Mech. Louise Sullivan ana
Florence RlChafoShh. ~
! This season is the first that Wilson
| Eor-.,I has had an official coach, and
under the able supervision of Miss
keefe the team has developed into
strong offensive machine. More players
! have turned out than ever before ana
! from all indications this should he the
most successful year in the school S
| history.
II Washington Athletic Club Recreation
| I ,ea que tossers were to have met the
Metropolitan Athletic Club second
/ team tonight in the Eastern High
| School gymnasium in one of the resu-
! larry scheduled contests OF the league
| but information was received at a late
hour to the effect that the meeting
! has been postponed indefinitely.
Eleanor Watt, manager of the Wash
ineton Athletic Club squads has an
nounced that the First Baptist Church
team will play the Princess Athletlc
| Club Recrea ton League team at East
ern High School this evening at >
o'clock in A practice game. whlch VIII
| take the place of the postponed analr
Miss Watt has also announced that
the Washington Athletic Club coqn-
! ell and Recreation League squads
i will not hold their regular workouts
this evening a Eastern.
The Recreation League sextef of
! the club will appear in it's first game
next Tuesday night at Central High
School. when 1t will meet the Wood
| lothians.
! Business High School Comets, en-
| tered in the Council League. played a
practice game with the w. A. G.
Recreation League tossers last night
at Business and defeated them % to
IA. The Junior squad. although beaten
decisively, put up an interesting game.
| which showed the results of their dill.
] gent practice.
Walter Reed Medical Center team
will play the Metropolitan Athletic
! Club sextet Saturday night at 7:15 In
the post gymnasium. This game Is
not included in. any league schedule
! but will be played for recreation only
This is the first year that the Medical
Center team has been organized as a
unit and 1t will not engage in any
competitive schedule. The manager
Florence Gingell, has announced that
her team will be glad to meet any
other local sextet in a friendly tilt
any Thursday or Saturday night dur
ing the season.
The opening game of the Women's
Athletic Council Circuit proved to be
rather sensational last night by rea
SON of the unexpected victory of the
Acacia Mutuals, the infant squad
over the seasoned team from Strayer':