Evening star., 1926-04-22

all classes participated, tne prog dll
thenic drill, wand drill, the Irish Jig,
lump. apparatus work, Welsh dane
dances executed by the tots OF the pr
Christine E,kengren won the highest
number Of points, taking two hrsts'
two seconds and one third place.
In the Ave leading gymnastic events
the following girls won their ribbons;
indian club drill--Won by Frances
Hin: second. Nancy Jones' third, ChriS'
tine Ekengren. ,,,.,.
Ouillin: second. Josephine Ducke't'
third. Kitty Heth. ~,
Anna arat,ls.Won by Christine Eken-
eren with 64 points: second, Priscilla
Totten with Sc; third, Beatrice Butler
with "A.
High jump Gntermediatesl- won ps
Kitty Heth. Height feet g..
High lump (high schoop-Won by
Priscilla Totten. Height feet a.
II is interesting to note that the
Miss Welsh of the intermediates out
jumped the best of the senior group
in the last named event, her marx
being two inches higher than MISS
Totten's. .,,.
Schum3nn atiSu dS JuNe
Geneva Fits was at the piano.
students who participated were;
High school - Misses Hill, Jayne.
Eliza beth Bayard, Bailey. Burt. Dla-
mond. Jones. Moffett, Sanders. Sling
huff. TYLER. Watkins, Beury. Foer,
Henderson. Melbourne. Whitall, Woot'
ers. Yates, Bowie. Butler, EkenGren'
Fowler. Henry, Mills. Palmer Totten.
Warner. Zimmerman, Miles. Lu and
Chadwick.
Intermediates Misses Ellen Bayard.
Butler. Duckett Heth. Quililn. Little
Skinker. Avis. Berry. Dawes, Gam
brill. Horton. Manton and Totten.
Misses Bedell +. Bradley
S. Bradley. Baldwin, Cyphers. ;. hlt
tel. p. kittel, Kimberly. Mccall, Moore
J. Nichols. Palkln. A. Rodgers, Y.
J. Nichols. r. Nichols. Palkin, A.
Rodgers. V. Rodgers, NJ. n. Smith
Tawresey, A. Tawresey, Taylor, Writ
and Walsh.
Hine Junior High School is prepar.
ing to send strong teams on the field
in the inter Junior high school track
and field meet to be held early in May.
Dodge and Volley ball practice ia held
three times a week. A series is being
run off in the former sport. Members
of the relay squad are training daily.
and the girls out for the field events
hold workout each Friday afternoon
The base ball squad is on the diamond
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
Grace Haley has been elected captain.
About 90 players are trying for the
nine. according to Ramsay hewitt.
physical director, who is coaching the
team.
In the dodge ball series. which is
open only to seventh grade teams, the
various squads from the IA are play
ing among themselves, and those from
7B are holding a series of their own
Next week picked teams from each Sc
mester will meet in a final three-gam
series. The first game in this loop Is
scheduled for Wednesday afternoon,
April IS. The team to represent the
school on field day will he selected
from these two au.star combinations
at the conclusion of their schedule.
Mary Detwiler and Grace Hurd ad
vanced to the sen1i-hnal round OF the
junior class tennis tourney of Central
High School yesterday by virtue OF a
ha rd earned victory over Gertrude
Wagner and Dorothy Friedman.
The Detwiler- Hurd combination Is
the first to reach the semi-final round
in any Of the four class events now
in progress on the Sixteenth Street
reservoir courts. They won the frst
set from Misses Wagner and Hurd al
So, dropped the second. 3-6, and
rallied to captured the third after a
struggle at 6-4.
In tho other Junior encounters
staged during the past two DAYS
Elizabeth Clary and Mary Walker
scored over Eliza beth Franzonia and
Helen Diffenbaugh. 6-3. 80: Dorothy
nd
feated Katherine Weller and MISS
LLOYD. SIS. 6-3. 6-3
Two Of the strongest teams in the
sophomore event will meet tomorrow
afternoon. Virginia Hardesty and
Edith McCulloch will oppose Mar
garet Blackstone and Frances Brant-
lev in a second round encounter, Whlch
is expected to be the stiffest match in
this series. Misses Hardesty and NC
Culloch handily defeated their first op'
ponents. Mildred Slye and Edith Col
lins, GO. e.. while the Brantiey.
Blackstone combination disposed OF
Elizabeth kohner and Vera Reiskin,
81, 81,
Seniors have just gotten under way.
Helen Stepgens and Helen Louise
Duckett won their initial encounter
from Dorothy Boyle and Juliet Phil
lips, Ga. SIS.
I.angdOn. Park View and Toner
scored yesterday in the elementary
school schlag ball series now in prog
ress on the municipal Fairgrounds.
Langdon romped on keene to the
tune of 10 to in the Bloomingdale
field. showing superior strength both
in the box and in the field.
Park View Is demonstrating its abil
ity to retain first place in Section A of
the Columbia Heights division. An
other decisive victory was scored yes