Evening star., 1926-11-28


Y victories yesterday i'll the four
games played in the series for
the interpla yeround championship.
The Virginia Avenue Garfield tilt
WAS the closest OF the arguments. AL
the end of the first quarter the teams
we're deadlocked, each having regis
tered two goals. Virginia Avenue
added a basket to their count in the
next period, giving them to lead
at half time. Garfield evened the
count again in the third period, but
Virginia Avenue penetrated thelr ue-
fanse four more times before the
final whistle blew, earning the ue-
CiSiou AT Il to 3.
Bioumirgdale Kept pace with Rose.
Gale throughout the first period or
tIo game played at Rosedale, but
FoU behind before the half closed.
and Wss trailing at % TO II when the
game Was Callej. Park View out
ritssnG Twin Oaks at Park View,
uiliug up SO points while not allow
ing their visitors "a single count. Inc
Twin Oaks girls put up valiant 1ight'
hut could not break through Park
Views experienced defense in the
back field. although frequently they
carried the ball into the winners ter
ritory.
HaDpv Hollow, accommodating os
points to the Eighteenth street
feau's pair Of tallies gained through
one field goal.
Lineup and Summary.
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y Iiar''ne ...- te9t f9">a7d ;, F. ,.,,Snlc Si9ey ley
{ihc B.,ss Tent. ie,y ~; Cf2mr.,S1 p1a 500,
2'~G. .,1Sa NLST' III i' sSrd ,'1I" X Harrington
Gy2ls H. styeN o. p Hartii's 5sii nom, on
.not.' c''eN rec ,,..:v etfeeks y. Hari
'IS S,lhstitiItas-N:ii6-ei HOOK for Victoria
Nssselia. Rsisre,-su;h Britt.
vs A2s 80 Pss!'ions; s Sa7Af5d 3 K.I.o Fsi.
& Clark (onter .... ylrTHlRs i r Ron Sssi eai
Nn!s{n N}4s{n,9 S'5Esif Tsii,. Rls nt .iard - sresn
n. Johansen. Left Euart Tone Hoffman
Goals--M. Totten 90. 6. Wells: D. eio7tS he,sSo
t3l. all . points. RefeTee-Iheima smith
rk View aa' Posi,o,ns !Sin = oaSs 1srssno (o1
MildTsG A!sn ff' fHt, tdrwsrd 5osSSa EdwaTs
france. Wilson Center MTner,,5G,f penHerranff
r4rGes Eaq5y s,or7 rT'!' i@ft III qHar3 IL Stead
ao.|sM not,. A,en ~;orS : poiat'' y Sonss' Hs'"a
~ roirtt ,4hst.tutes-b bett" story for
Nudtei Ali"n G-r;yu,'c NcDG4r!d r2T aIeat neM6
Forresta for Frances wilson and Eveiyn NJ NJ,
ANY for fr3nTT,. IeKK!.hT 4,n Fisner
Geotown C3sI POSITIONS. Han. Holy ~,
= I:ae,srson; RI. forward. D Ns2cSsnt E9FSSsistt
6orothS cTt Fling Right rus;d u Fache, psa.I
Rena Bryan Left guard .., IL. Pasah
geals,A. wilmer o., Z, I3a Eas;frs0n :S1%@ le.'
Tnyner y Tasterson Substitutes-Priscil-
Ia Woodley for Dorothy Corhet;e
Section \: basketers Of the Colum-
bis Heights Division Elementary
School Basket Ball League Will re-
~1ne play tomorrow in tnetr series
Action was suspended two weeks ago
because the court IS unCeF rSpalt :.
As Indictment weather has prevented
conpletion Of repairs the remainder
~ the schedule Will he played off on
Cooke playground. r. Y. Brown Will
rneet Morgan tomorrow afternoon.
The Brown squad is leading in the
race for the sectional crown and the
right TO face Park View. section a
champs, in the final series for dlVl-
sion honors.
Curtis Hyde passers. negotiating
fhalr six.Earne series without de-
faaf have been crowned champions
or the Georgetown division basket
hall league. and winners OF the trophy
presented by the playground dspar'-
ynent 10 be held for one year.
Dorothy Flint is captain ana center
af the title-WinninS squad HeIE
Beamer. right forward IS manager
Febecca Hester plays left toward
Jennie Torreyson. side center: kVe!yn
Hester. right guard, and Marie VII
ner, left guard.
Basket ball practice at Central High
school has been progressing famousiy'
1Ith large numbers reporting Tor the
class SQUADS. From all indlcatlonS'
there will be some keen competition
~rhen the interclass series begins III
February.
The coaches have found captain
hall to be a good game for getting the
9tris lin1bered up and are making use
Of this in preliminary practic'.
Hockey enthusiasts at Central have
NeAn forced into inaction several times
bv inclement weather with the result
that they have learned "a new game
during their regular practice periods
when rainy weather kept them IN
doors Cito Ball Is the name OF the
new sport which katherine knaebel.
hockey coach. is teaching the Central,
ttAa. II has been received with marked
enthusiasm and promises 10 become
pcpulAr with the fair athletes, accord
ku9 60 Miss Knaebel.