Evening star., 1926-02-16

In the Junior or-Sophmore contest
Elizabeth Taylor scored 10 field goals
and 2 fouls for the winners, caging
some spectacular midfield shots. The
center field combination, Miss De
Ram and Miss Ripple, proved very
effective in their rapid passing to the
forward line.
The lineup follows:
Junior-E. Taylor and NJ. Heiss,
forwards: A. De Ram and G.. Ripple,
centers; L. Harbaugh and o. Seltzer,
guards.
Sophmores-F. Tunby and L. How
ard, forwards; q. Golbold and NJ. York,
centers; NJ. Wolf and B. Phillips,
guards.
Freshmen-L. Tippett, A. Satinie,
forwards: E. Corkins and E. Atkinson,
centers; NJ. McNinimy and E. Powell.
guards.
Seniors-M. Wolf and NJ. Riley, for.
wards; Z. Ames and z. Wolf, centers:
II. Young and p. Morgan. guards.
Eastman tossers bowed to the su-
perior teamwork and the brilliant goal
shooting Of the Warrenton Country
School sextet yesterday afternoon in
a contest staged in Epiphany gym
nasium. The score was 46 to 49, The
VISITORS outreached the local girls and
were more experienced basketers.
Two members of the Eastman first
squad were missing from the lineup,
and this fact greatly handicapped the
local combination. Margaret Watson,
stellar guard, and Carol Henderson.
side center, were out
christine Ekengren and Julia Yates
played IN the forward field; Nancy
Jones and Priscilla Totten were at
center and Almira Johnson and Mary
Chadwick defended the goal. Jack
Haas refereed
The Eastman-Alexandria High
school match carded for today has
oeen postponed Indefinitely, according
TO an announcement made by Helen
Marbut. Eastman coach.
The annual Junior-Senior basket
ball contest at National Park Semi
nary resulted in a 20-to-15 victory
for the Seniors yesterday afternoon
The game was closely contested
from the first whistle to the last and
furnished plenty of thrills for the
large gallery which witnessed it. The
winning team will be presented with
silver cup.
Basket ball rulings were discussed
in detail at the meeting Of the
coaches and officials bureau last
night at the University Women's
Club. Hazel Sayre, District of Co
lumbia representative of the national
sided.
Special attention was called to the
line foul rule which permits a player
to retain the ball If only one foot
has been placed over the line and
has been Immediately withdrawn. 1t
was decided by the bureau that this
rule is one which should be allowed
in all cases, as it speeds up the game.
The attention Of officials, therefore, is
called to the fact that they need
not call an outside" in the case Of
one foot over the line, as cited above.
A track meet is being planned by
the Women's Council Basket Ball
League, to be held in Central High
School in May, If 1t Is found possible
to secure the stadium at any time
during that month. Minnie Travis
has been appointed chairman of the
meet committee and will get the plans
under way Immediately.
Business High Night School Comets
defeated the Princess Junior SQUAD II
to 6, last night in a Recreation League
contest. Lack of stature was the
greatest handicap to the junior sextct.
The older team had the jump on
them in every toss-up.
Unless there Is such a thing as
"pluperfect" score on the rifle range
the University of Delaware sharp
shooters will not be able to claim
victory over the championship Univer-
sity OF Maryland squad. which shot a
possible 500 In its match with the Blue
Hen State Saturday.