Evening star., 1926-11-14
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER.

~ ENNIS and basket ball are
holding the attention of fair
athletes of Tech High School
i at present. The Fall net
tournament sor the singles
crown is in progress with Esther
Eshefman and Grace Moomaw IA
vored to come through to the title
round.
In the second round, Miss Eshelman
defeated Alice Mayo, Go, Go, and
in her third round tilt she allowed
Hazel Boyce but one game in each
set Miss Moomaw defeated Eloyse
Sargent, 6-1. Go, in the second
round, and yesterday eliminated kath-
erine Wassmann in Il straight games
20 advance to the semi-tinalS.
Miss Moomaw will battle with
Louise Prescott for the right to enter
The title round, opposite Miss Eshel-
man. This match is scheduled for
he latter part of this week.
Results of other second and third
round encounters reported yesterday
BY Mrs. Annie NJ. Trenis, coach, show
that Hazel Boyce defeated Margaret
Faulconer, Go, 60; Katherine
oWassman defeated Betty Glassford,
60, 60; Louise Prescott won from
Ruth Biting by default.
At a recent basket ball rally at
Tech, captains and managers of class
teams were elected as well as the gen
eral manaS ger of the sport. Esther
I1shelman was chosen for the latter
post. Glenda Eough will captain the
Seniors, with Grace MoomaW as man
ager of this group. Katherine Eng
iish will be the Junior leader. Louise
Prescott has been chosen manager.
,'rhe Sophomores will be led sbN Janet
Mcdonald. assisted by Katherine
jWassmann as manager while Leah
,I3retler and Joyce Connor have been
selected captain and manager of the
Freshmen, respectively.
Junisrs and Seniors practice on
Monday afternoons. The other two
class squads hold their workouts on
thursdays. The interclass series for
which they are all priming them
selves. will open shortly after
christmas.
Swimmers at Tech take weekly dips
in the Y. w. c. a. tank. The begin
ners report on Tuesday afternoon
from 500 to o'clock. accompanied by
Mrs. Trenis. and the advanced pupils
lake life-saving instructions on We'd
nesday evening from 6:20 to Z under
the supervision of Ruth Walton, y.
w. c. A. instructor.
Western High School Girls Rifle
Club expects TO begin regular range
uractice this week Gin anticipation OF
the interclaSs series which Will pre-
n,de the interschola site schedule.
Dorothy White has been elected man
aver of the sport. sto succeed LILLIAN
I.indauist. who has: resigned to accept
he presidency OF ahe W. club and
Also to act as captain OF her CLASS
1,ask3t ball group.
Miss White was: member or last
years rife squad.= winning her NV
and q cup for perfect prone score ana
for her record in coaching.
Louise Olney. also a W. winner oI
Lat wear. has beenE elected treasurer OF
the rife club to succeed MISS W hlte.
a tea will be given by the CLUB
"Wednesday afternoon in the poFS
cvmnas sium IN honor of the George
Washington Sharpshooters ana tne
,nerhers of all girls and poys Iine
squads In the other high schooi. MI
lewis Quentin Bradley OF the Ma
.ionaI Rifle Association will outline
program of telegraphic matches loi
The fair Georgetown squad
Reristering its second consecutive
,,ctorv the Hine block ball team de-
feated the Columbia Junior Hlgn
school twelve, 6-S. last week In the
intertunior high series. =,
The Columbia players are sched-
,,,ed to face Macfarland Tuesday art
ernoon in their second tilt. in when
,hev expect TO redeem themselves for
the defeat suffered at the hands OF
The crack Hine hooters. The squad
fraxn Columbia includes Angelina
F'reshi, captain: Madeline Zanelotti'
lean Bone. Etfie Atwood. Virginia
Dush. Dorothy Rush. Amy Veerhoff.
Margaret Smith, Anna Beth Garrett.
Margaret Payne Edith Birchett and
Ida Lewis, with Margaret Hersey as
substitute.
ON November IS. Macfarland and
Hive are cardel Ia clash and Colunl-
L... VII meet Powell - Tie same