Evening star., 1926-01-10

hcT January SCneQule compete dliu
games tomorrow afternoon.
The double header will be staged
teams A and 3 clashing first, followed
by the game between teams c and d.
All junior senior contests will be
played on Mondays. On January Is
Sections E and F will meet, followed
by a game between teams from Sec
ton Al and section B1. January 25
will bring together CT and Dl; FL
and A.
Nellie Dalrymple is the junior r-senior
manager and Helen Wheeler is assist
ant manager. Team captains have not
yet been elected.
Sophomore teams will play on Wed
nesday afternoons. Miss Z. Fosdick,
coach, has announced the complete
schedule for this group with the team,
names, captains and general manager,
The leaders chosen are: Isabel Can
non, Mars; Ella Sanborn, Mercury;
Alice Teates, w. IS; Miss Mutchier,
Jolly Rogers: Miss Mushake. Pirates,
and Helen Bates, Nationals. Ruth Law
is general manager.
Three sophomore games will be
played Wednesday. The Mars seXtet
will meet the Mercuries; the Jolly
Rogers will play the w. KS and the
Pirates will battle with the Nationals.
The remainder of the schedule fol-
lows:
January 2o-o,;d 2o-Mars vs. W KS. Rogers VS..
January 27-Mars vs.: Rogers. Mercury VS..
February 4-Mars vs.. Pirates. Mercury vs..
Rogers. w. Ks VS.. Nationals;
cury as Ks Rogers vs. rs. Pirstes. PesAS Aef
Play in the interclass series is ex-
pected to get under way the fourth
week in February. Teams will be
picked from each of the class groups
participating III the section series. The
directors have announced that in Sc
lecting the class teams, no girl who
IS affiliated with any outside club or
church team Will be eligible. Play
in outside organizations will not af-
feet eligibility for the section series,
however.
Eastern High School girls, who
gave the physical training exhibition
before the Home and School ASSocia-
tion before Christmas, have been
asked to repeat their performance at
a meeting of Naomi Chapter. Order
of the Eastern Star, in the Masonic
Temple January 81.
The program will include clog and
folk dancing, animal stunts and
. pyramids on the mats.
The exhibition game, which feat
ured the Wilson Normal School basket
ball rally Friday afternoon, was staged
between two picked teams from the
group of players participating in the
section series. One team was dub
bed the Wilson's and the other the
Normals. The Normals won, "a to
y.
Cheers and yells were practiced and
a considerable amount of enthusiasm
aroused for the coming varsity game
with the George Washington seXtet
TO he played tomorrow night in the
G. w. gymnasium at Twentieth and
II streets.
Metropolitan Athletic Club bowlers
voted at recent meeting to change
their regular practice period from
Tue day night to Monday night at
7:30 at the King Pin Alleys. All bowl
erS are requested to note the change
of date and to be on hand tomorrow
night at the scheduled time.
Representatives of the member
clubs of the Washington Women's S
Athletic Council will meet tonight at
the Marjorie Webster School at Z
o'clock, at the call of Marjorie Web
ser, president, to decide a matter of
vital importance. Prompt and full at
tendance at this meeting has been
urged, as immediate action must be
taken on the question which will be
placed before the body.
Business High Night School Comets
will meet the Princess Athletic Club
tossers tomorrow night on the BuSi-
ness High School floor in the second
game of the Council schedule which
opened last week.
One game is listed on the Recreation
League card tomorrow night. Mount
Vernon toSsers are scheduled to meet
The Metropolitan Athletic Club Re-
serves at the Marjorie Webster School
at $50.