Evening star., 1926-12-08

~ AsTMAN Schools intramural
l. volley ball series was won
yesterday by the Whlte
IL team when it scored over the
Blues, 21 to Is, in the decid-
ing tilt. The Blues had annexed
the first game and the whites hau
tied the count by taking the second.
In Yesterdays encounter the Blue
squad started off with a big lead,
holding their opponents scoreless in
the first period, while they collected
6 tallies. But the Whites rallied to
overcome the handicap and push for
ward for the decision. The winners
will be credited with II points TO-
ward the all-sport trophy. when
will be awarded at the end or the
year to the side having the largest
point total earned in the various
athletic activities.
Julia Yates is captain of the
White volley ball team: which m
clues D. Gambrill, F. Avis, A. Fling
huff. A. Bowie, M. Berry, r. Transue,
S. Wallace and S. Lloyd.
The Blues are captained by
Katherine Berry and include K.
Heth, S. Kittel, A. Diamond, J.
Duckett, E. Johnson, A. Totten, F.
Mills and T. Burt.
Five of the six elementary school
basket ball leagues have competed
their schedules and the division cham
pionships have been decided. Only
the Columbia Heights division title re-
mains to be settled. This division is
| divided into two sections. Park view
| tossers have won the section "A series
and are waiting to meet the section
| B champs for the cup. The schedule
| in section B was halted some time
ago because the field was unavailable
at Happy Hollow playground where
these games are played. Action was
| resumed last week and the loop Will
be completed within a few days,
weather permitting. E. V. Brown,
winner of this section last year, is
leading again this year and is favored
| to come out on top.
More than 1000 girls have com.
peted in the various division leagues.
the games having been conducted by
| directors on the municipal play
grounds Oh week days after school
| hours. Each school in the city having
| seventh and eighth grade students
vas permitted to enter one team in
! he division in which their school is
geographically located. Silver cups
| will be presented by the playground
! department to the championship squad
of each division.
Langdon School will receive the
Bloomingdale division trophy for the
third consecutive year, which means
that it becomes part Of the perma-
nent trophy display at that school.
| Peabody toSsers also have won a
| permanent decoration for their tro-
ply shelf as they captured the Plaza
division title for the third time in a
row.
The Georgetown cup will go to Cur.
tbs Hyde for the second time, this
team having come through the long
schedule of that division without the
loss of game.
Buchanan tossers are rejoicing over
regaining the Virginia Avenue crown,
which they lost to Bryan last year
after winning 1t in 1924. Blow
! School will be awarded shining
new trophy for their successful per.
formance in the Rosedale division.
Pierce won the cup permanently last
year in this division. so a new one
was offered by Playground head.
| quarters this season.
| After the argument is settled in the
Columbia Heights division, all of the
cups will be presented formally at
special assemblies. Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes, supervisor of Fairgrounds,
and Miss Maude Parker. director of
girls activities, will make the