Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14

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The six high point winners Of the
meet were Marjorie Smith. betty
Monroe, Catherine Jones, Nenlda KIN
kle. Elizabeth Tew and Louise Foster,
according to Marion l.. Meigs, oil
rector. a..
water events. which occupied the
morning hours. included push ball,
candle race, tub race, human hur-
5Ie 25.yard dash obstacle race,
aouaplaning. watermelon fight, one
cared race, straight rowing, crew
race and padding with feet.
The crew race. the feature water
snort was won by the Blues.
Events on the cinder path included
award dash, potato race. three-ieg
God race. sack race, broad and hlgh
jump. $40
The triumphant Blues were pre-
scented with a challenge cup TO De
held bv them for one year. Blue, req
and white ribbons We're AWARDED all
individual place winners.
In the afternoon, base ball game
hetween the Juniors and Seniors In
.,,n,n was in progress when rain halt
al activities. The score stood 5-to-z
i'm favor of the Juniors.
Alice Brown and Teresa Breen OF
Garfield were scheduled to face Emlly
Harrington and Bertha. Ryan OF
Rloominsdale on the B!oomingdale
courts today, to play for the inter
playground doubles championship.
each of these teams having scored
over their semi-final opponents yes
ferday in close matches.
The HARRINGTON Ryan combination
met with particularly stiff opposition
I,.J;.b i'll b1lrn and l.OlllSp Kan
az Mitchell Park yesterday. MltcheN
Park opened up with u one-galne
load which Bloomingdale evened up
IN the second, and from that point
Things were nip and tuck in the flfst
SET until the Bloomingdale pair man
aged 70 win the ninth and tenth In a
row. 10 give them the set AT 6-4.
In the second set. Mitchell PARK
came back so strong that the
ultimate winners We're able 70 az
count for but 3 games. Mltchell
Park won this brace at 6-3.
In the third. Mitchell Park again
took the opening game. but Bloom
tngdale proved the stronger in the
long run, taking the set at 6-3, CIV
ing them the match.
Alice Brown and Teresa Breen
came from behind to win the hrst
set of their encounter with Virginia
RYAN and Margaret Moore of New
York Avenue. The latter team gain
ed a 6-5 lead on the Garfield pair,
and were on the point of taking the
set when a timely rally saved tne
situation for Garfield. The Brown
Breen combination, after tielng up
the score, forged ahead to make the
SET theirs at Sc The second set
4hev reeled-off in short order. allow
Ing their Inexperienced opponents
hut one game.
Maude Parker. director of girls
activities, refereed both matches. ana
was expected to officiate al the finals
This morning.
Plans for the opening of the 1926-27
bowling season were outlined at a re-
cent meeting OF the Washington
Ladies Duckpin League, and officers
Tor the ensuing year were elected.
Mrs. May OBrien was chosen presi-
dent: Bronson Qualities. vice president.
and Lorraine GULL. secretary treas
frer
Tuesday evening. October u. was
SET as the date for the first practice
session of the league. Bowlers will
.ather at the Coliseum Alleys on that
night al s o'clock.
II was decided al the meeting to
make a determined effort to have
She Auckpin in use in this section
standardized. at least IN Womens
eompesat4ons II 10 commanded by ON