Evening star., 1926-03-18

Wearers Of the Blue in the opening
series were:
First Elizabeth Ward and
Ivy Stevens. forwards: Elizabeth
Hatch, center: Virginia Story. side
center and captain: Floria Alpert and
Jean Sine, guards.
Second team--Alice Franklin and
Myrtle Standish. forwards: Barbara
Burroughs. captain and center;
Judith Edes. side center: Freda Rosen-
blatt and Freda Frankel. guards.
The second series opens this after
noon. The Senior Reds will oppose tn"
Sophomores in the initial fracas.
The last three games in the first
loop resulted in victories for the
Senior Reds, Senior Blues and tho
Juniors. The Reds took the measure
of the Sophomores. 81 to 9: the Blues
subsequently romped on the second
year team to the tune of % to Z. and
the Juniors nosed out the Senior Reds.
Is to 13. in the most thrilling game of
the entire series. Superior teamwork
gave the winners the edge in this tilt.
UphOlding age.OId tradition that any
Irish match means a good fight. the
St. Patrick'S s day range contest be-
tween the Juniors and Seniors at Cen
tral yesterday was IL close battle for
points, which was not decided until the
last shot had been fired by Mary Kyle.
the Junior who broke the A tie by
eliminating her opponent. Polly
Weihe, by a mere hairs breadth. Miss
Kyle shot 46: Miss Weihe. 45.
kathren Ludlum. senior. scored the
only perfect target. She eliminated
Roberta Wright, the ranking Junior
markswoman.
The nine girls on each team were
paired against nine opponents of equal
standing. Each girl who outshot her
opponent registered l point for her
team, the Juniors gaining the de.
cision by winning out of the pos
sible tallies.
The Juniors now stand , to in the
Bout of f-5match series. which is being
staged under the direction of Louise
Hart. faculty adviser.
Sharpshooters who won points for
their teams by beating their oppo-
nents are: Juniors. Marion Willett
40: Virginia Pile. AS: Charlotte Holt,
A.; Mary Kyle. 46. and Gertrude Wag-
ner. 45.
Seniors. Kathren Ludlum. so: Iva
Shear. Az Virginia Ladd. A., and
Betty Wright. A..
\ 2S-tO-l6 victory was registered by
the Calvary Baptist Church tossers
last night in a Recreation League con-
test with the Hyattsviile Company r
team, staged in the IIyattsville Ar
mory.
Miss Randall right forward scored
20 points for Calvary
On Friday night the church seXtet
will be guests at banquet given by
the Calvary Church Athletic Associa-
ton, in honor of both the boys and
girls teams. which are completing
their court season.
In order that the recreational ia
cilities in the District may be made
accessible to the greatest possible
number of Sportswomen, comDre.
hensive survey of all public private
and commercial athletic and play CEN
ters will be made by a picked COM
mittee from the local "workshop"
group of the \. A. y. +. Pla rs
for the work were outlined at a
meeting Of the committee yesterday
afternOn in the playground office of
the District Building.
Maude Parker, chairman. stated
that all facilities would be listed on
Il chart. with their qualifications or
deficiencies noted by the respective
committee members. 1t is believed
that much of the congestion which
occurs at the more popular play cen.
ters could be relieved if the sport
lovers were directed to the ones