Evening star., 1926-04-28

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80 for the Sophomores and 10 for th'
and the first-round matches must be
The winner of each class tourney
will compete in the interclass finals
to decide the championship. A "W'
will be awarded the title winner. The
! runner-up will receive a '"T'' and
| numerals will be presented to each
| class champion.
| In addition to the individual awards,
, the player who wins the title will add
| points to her class total for the
| athletic trophy which IS presented
| each year to the class winning the
highest honors in all branches of
| sport. The Senior class now is z
| points ahead of the SOphmores.
| There is q strong chance that the
Seniors will increase their lead by
adding tennis laurels to their crown
but the Sophs are expected to make
a brilliant showing in the track meet.
the next event of Importance on the
calendar.
May 12 has been set as the date for
the annual meet. Belle Meyers,
physical director in charge of the
affair, reports 100 entries and an
abundance of enthusiasm.
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| next Monday. Entry lists closed yes
terday. Those who qualify next week
will have several additional workouts
before the day of the meet
The list OF events has been an
nounced by Miss Meyers. No girl
may enter more than four events.
The list includes running broad jump,
high jump for height and form)
German horse. ring vault, basket ball
throw for distance, goal throw and
interclass relays.
1t was decided unanimously at
meeting Of the local branch Of the
womens division. National Amateur
Athletic Federation, held last night
at the Jewish Community Center. to
advocate a limitation of individual
entries for women in track and field
meets. A motion was carried to
the effect that all physical directors
connected with the n. a. A. f. or
ganization would limit the number
of events in which any competitor
might participate to one event in
each of the five classes as outlined
by the pentathlon method. This
| means girl may try for honors in
| one jumping, running, throwing.
striking and climbing event. She
may never enter more than five
| events. She may participate IN II
relay race, provided she eliminates
one other class of events.
Through this restriction it is hoped
not only to safeguard the health OF
youthful track and field stars but
to encourage larger fields.
Among the prominent physical
directors who adopted this standard
last night were Miss Bogenrief of the
National Cathedral School for Girls;
Miss Sayre of Madeira: Miss East
man of Eastman; Elsie Sanders Of
Central High School; Hilda Moles-
| worth of Friends; Miss Wagner of
Chevy Chase Seminary. who put the
motion before the house: Miss Oberle
| of Wilson Normal School; Eliza beth
Huston of Martha Washington: Miss
Webster of Marjorie Webster School;
Miss Saunders of Jefferson Junior
High School: Miss Meigs of the
Y. w. G. A. and Miss Mills of the
Metropolitan Athletic Club.
The next meeting of the local
| workshop" will be held at Miss East
mans School, on Massachusetts
avenue. The date has not been de-
cided upon definitely. but it will be
either May II or IS.
The business meeting last night was
followed by recreational hour spent
on the bowling alleys through the
courtesy of the management Of the
| Jewish Community Center.
An upset occurred i'm the George
| town division Schlag Ball League yes
| terday, when the Weightman team
| scored dectsively over the hitherto un-