Evening star., 1926-03-23

the tn1rU DcTlOU. despite tilC oOii'O'
had raised the count TO 100.
In the fourth period the senior
center field woke up and sent the ball
repeatedly into the forward territory.
where Martha Beneson registered
three field goals-one of them an
overhead one-point shot. 1t was too
late in the game, however for TINS
last-minute rally to be effective and
the final whistle found the sophs
victorious.
Carolyn jackson. Sophmore guard
and Marion Lum, forward. were the
outstanding players for the winners.
Freshman tosserS were leading the
field when half time was called in
the or-Freshman tilt yesterday
at Western, but the more experienced
players caught up and passed them
before the fourth period closed. The
score stood 4 to 3 for the Frosh at
the end of the second period and :
10 4 for the Juniors at the final
whistle.
Evelyn Ballinger and Mary Alice
Phillips, freshman guards, deser' e
considerable credit for their effective
guarding which made il possible for
their team to hold the Juniors TO 50
close a score.
Marion Hunt was elected secretary
OF the Tech High Schoo. athletic
club at recent meeting. She will
replace Elizabeth Hoelie. resigned.
Candidates for the Tech tennis squad
met Yesterday afternoon and plans
we're made for practice to begin as
soon as courts are available. Mrs.
Annie TreniS, coach. announced that
only those girls passing on their last
advisory will be eligible to compete
in the singles tournament which will
be held later in the Spring.
Five team leaders reported full
teams at the meeting of the Womens s
Tennis League captains last night at
the Burlington Hotel. Three others
indicated the probability Of full
teams.
Liberty. Bureau Of Standards, Capi.
toll Athletic Club, Mount Pleasant and
Wardman Prak have assured line-ups,
although the Capitolites have not yet
decided the permanent ranking Of
their players. A tryout will be held
Saturday with a view to placing the
members of this squad.
Jessie Edmondson will lead Mount
Pleasant again this season. Ivy Jane
Wymore will be the new leader Of
the Bureau OF Standards groups
Frances Walker captains Liberty and
Lillian Hoffman will represent Capt.
tol A. G. Leaders of the other teams
have not been reported definitely yet.
but 1t is expected that most Of the
groups will be under the direction Of
their old captains.
It seems probable that the Racquet
ers will be forced to withdraw from
competition this Spring due to the
fact that six Of the eight members
Will he unable to play. This move
will be greatly regretted as the team
Is one Of the oldest and strongest COM
hinations in the organization. There
is a bare possibility that the team
may be revived with a. new lineup.
but no definite plan for reorganization
mas been reported.
Washington Branch of the WON.
ems Division of the National Amateur
Athletic Federation" will be the OH
cial name Of the local " A. A. F.
group. according to decision reached
at the meeting last night, held at the
7. w. c. A. gymnasium, on Eleventh
street.
In addition TO choosing A name. the
organization moved to adopt the con.
stitution, AS submitted by Marjorie
Webster. chairman of the committee.
with a few minor changes, and ac-
NSPtSN tHO icpOIt VI Tic li1SlIlDerS0lD
and survey committees.
The annual dues decided upon are
~ for active members. 81 for asso-
ciate and 81 for supporting members.
The resolutions committee reported
through Elsie Sanders, chairman, that
the local group would accept the ma
t1onal platform as 1t stands and no eY.
ceptions will be made for member
clubs which do not comply with them
Maude Parker, in charge of the sur
vey committee. reported that her COM
mittee was already at work and would
soon be able TO give the organization
a definite chart of the play facilities
in the District.
Grace Keefe. temporary chairman,
presided over the meeting.
Cynthia Wesson. president Of the
United States Field Hockey Associa-
tion, strongly advised the Washington
club to affiliate with Baltimore at
once in order that the local team
would be eligible for the Fall tourna.