Evening star., 1926-05-18


petitor, tossed 1he ball IA feet l0 inc
TO Miss Zieg'er 2. 90 feet & inches.
In the 5C-yarI dash she tied FOR
first place witt Dorothy Humphreys.
The time ~as b 4.5 seconds. As the
national recorG FOR this run is sec
onds fiat, en-: ibltshed last year by
Eleanor Mae6mta Of New Haven,
Conn, the time made by these two
girls Is unuS4aIY good for novice
runners.
The 75-yard dash was won by Lucy
Barry In Al seconds.
Juniors won tha ls0-yard relay. The
winning team W&s composed OF kath-
crime Wilson Mary Lynn Giles and
Lucy Barry The Senior team con-
sisted Of Beatrice Ziegler, Katherine
stopper and Sue Mowery
Both the h2gh and broad jumps Will
be run off this afternoon in the school
gymnasium. Yesterdays events were
staged on the Ellipse.
Western High School athletes com
pleted their track meet yesterday
with the ring vault and high jump,
the two events which were unfinished
last Thursday.
Mary Brown, "A Sophomore, won the
ring vault. Alice Churchill 0unlor)
was second, and Betty CARRIER tSenior)
was third. Miss Browns record was
feet 3 inches.
High jump honors went to Alice
Churchill al 4 feet 6 inches. This is
. inches low er than the Western High
School record established in 1924 by
Sylvia Meyer. who cleared the bar at
feat 3 inches, the national record
at the time Since then the American
record has been raised inches.
N..A of
Juniors won the meet. According to
the unchecked records. the winners
collected 50l@ points. Seniors carried
off second honors with 45l2; Sopho.
mores amassed 43 points in third
place. and the Freshmen trailed
with 2S.
Alice Churchill was the individual
high point scorer with 12h markers.
Alethea Lawton crowded at her heels
with total OF L..
Summaries: ,,a.o.,
Basket ball throwS%onn eSsonS nlSn Ry Easfit Endaaist
unio third Mary ggm,tS h6~eFs sophomope, sn%f
High Jump lior form).wo9 by Aletnsa eth e
taTsoH ssrd aHHs ropey Ja
NJ Runninr broad iump.Wo99 by Katherine Kfhs,oe
lori; fourth, Ruth Shriev5r tFreshmah'
Di,ssse Bssfe; e saii ife' soap 'nh
Peggy Lundy lSeniorl second. Dudley Hn,, Har-
mon (Freshman) third. Eleanor CropieS
German horse tfor form)11won by AM Anna IA
Rsosf thrd sfe0fS porothy
(Freshmanl fourth. Sarah shalienoerger
Obstacie rrelay-won by Seniors; second,
Juniors: third. SOphomores; fourth. fresh
Straight relay-won by Juniors: second.
Sophomores: third. Juniors; fourth. Fresh
lDGs. Straight Relay-won by Juniors: second
Seniors: third. Sophomores: fourth. Fresh
men.
Ring Vault-Won by Mary Brown
| (Sophomore); second, Alice Churchiil
| Uunior); third, Betty CARRIER (Seniorl
High Jump-Won by Alice Churchil
Gunior); second, Betty CARRIER
(Senior): third. Alethea Lawtor
(Sophomore).
Park View schlag ball tOssers
claimed their second leg on the
Columbia Heights division trophy yes
| terday in the elementary school series
| when they defeated their ancient
rivals from +. V. Brown, IL to Z, il
| Il fast game staged on the Park View
| field.
The score stood to l in favor OF
| inning. Park View took the lead ir
the second. scoring 3 runs, but e. V
Brown came back to turn the tables
| in the third, which closed with the
count standing 6-5 in their favor. II
the fourth, Park View once more
| forged ahead for q one-run lead, anG
In the fifth collected more to
| Browns /.
Martha Dunham refereed the con
| test. Ruth Coleman was scorer. Mil
! dred Allen captained the Park View
| ties. Gertrude Mcdonald is manager
The other members of the team are
Mildred Cambrey, Dorothy Rabeno
bitz, Elizabeth Ogden, Elizabeth For
roster. Mary Hay. Gladys Dallas
Betsy Story and Mary Beck. Rache
Upright, one of Park Views stellar
players, was absent from the lineup
on account of serious illness, and hel
| absence was felt keenly by the new
champions.
E. v. Brown colors were carried
by Betty Hartman (captain), Peggy
Siber (manager). Ruth Britt, Doro
thy Arnold, Catherine Crane, Helen
Bettinger, Ruth Holman, Mary Tol.
man, Gene Whiteside and Mary Fer.
rian.
n ldTBO gallery Oh FOOIeTS were
treated to an exciting game yester.
day when the Wormley schlag ball
team nosed out Phillips. to 4, for
| the Rose Park championship.
Wormley was leading by runs at
the beginning Of the fourth session,
but Phillips pulled up along side of
the leaders before it's third runner
was struck out. Wormley squeezed
out tally in the last half Of the
frame. With the score 5-4 in the
fifth, each team strengthened it's de.
fense so effectually that neither was
able to score.
Two other schIag games were re.
ported. In the Rosedale division
Benning defeated Blow, to 3. AT
Plaza Peabody romped on Ludlow
10 to 2. Several games must be play.
| ed in each of these leagues before
| the titles are decided.
Members of the local workshop
group of the woman's division
| National Amateur Athletic Federation
held their final Spring meeting last
F! night at the Eastman School. 1t was
voted to adjourn the session until
next Fall.
| Grace Keefe, temporary chairman
reported upon the national N. A. A. F
conference, held last week in New
York. Plans were outlined for the