Evening star., 1926-03-16

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The most important of the private
school tournaments listed this week
! Is the annual affair at Georgetown
| Visitation Convent. which got un-
derway yesterday afternoon. The
! Third Seniors defeated the Fourth
Seniors. 33 10 16 in the initial game.
which was much more even than the
score would indicate. The mex
perienCe of the Fourths. who We're
playing in their first inter-clasS con-
test. gave their older opponents the
| edge.
The second game in the elimination
series is scheduled Thursday after
noon. The three teams winning
their preliminary matches will figure
| in the final play.
/ At the Georgetown school there
are six senior teams because. in ad-
dition to the four-year high school
+ course, two years of college work are
! included in the curriculum. The
! Posts represent the first year col
| lege students and. the Grads repre-
| sent the senior college class. The
! high school classes, as at West Point
are numbered in reverse order from
/ that used in the public schools.
! Hence, the first seniors are the fourth
! year high school students. and SO on.
| by Virginia Griffith, coach, are: Mary
| Stewart Allan. Grads Marjorie
/ Lynch. Posts; Mary Carroon. Firsts;
/ Alice Emery. Seconds: Rose Treanor.
! Thirds. and Martha Conely, Fourths.
+ The race for intcrclass basket ball
! honors at Western High School finds
! the Seniors in the lead with half the
: distance run and the SophomoreS hold
/ ing second place. In the first two
weeks of play the Seniors have col
! lected 10 points toward the athletic
trophy. The Sophomore boast tai
! lies and the Juniors have 4. The
Freshmen have not scored.
In the feature game yesterday. the
Junior first team defeated the rank
ing Sophomore squad. IS to s. Points
! were close until the game had pro-
| gressed we'll into the third period. at
which time the Junior combination
! broke through for a lead which gave
| them q decisive victory.
Dorothy Cook was the heavy scorer
for the winners Althea Lawton and
Beatrice Easternson divided scoring
honors for the Sophs.
Lillian Linquist, captain: Helen
English. Alice Churchill. Cassie David
son. Marie ODaniel and Dorothy
Cooks composed the Junior squad.
The Sophomore lineup included
Rosalie Reed. captain; Pattie Joyse,
Elizabeth Saks, Sally Abel, Althea
Lawton and Beatrice Easterson.
The Senior thirds defeated the
| Freshmen thirds, 10 to 4. in the Sec
| ond game of the double header yester-
J day afternoon. Betty Waller account
| ed for the majority of goals scored 5y
! the winners.
| 4 plan will be outlined for making a
comprehensive survey of all recrea-
! tionaI facilities in the District at the
! meeting of the survey committee of
| the local n. A. a. l.. group, which
has been called by Maude Parker.
chairman, for tomorrow afternoon at
4:45 in the playground office at the
District Building.
The object of this survey is to dis
cover just how adequate or made
quate are the present facilities for
! swimming, basket ball, tennis and
other sports in local gymnasiums,
pools, parks and Fairgrounds. 1t is
thought that when a general knoWl-
| edge of the conditions and needs is
obtained in this manner the N. A. A.
! F.. group will be in a position to
| work constructively toward supply
ing deficiencies and improving the
situation where Improvement is most
needed.
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