Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

~ TSPLAYING superior team
work and accuracy in the
forward field. the Friends
Il School sextet triumphed
handily over the Fairmont
Seminary tossers yesterday in the
onening game of the winners sched-
ule staged in the Epiphany gym
nasium. The score was 81 to 10.
luser,hine Lee and Ida Clagett d.
vided scoring honors for Friends.
Marjorie Montgomery registered the
entire * points for Fairmont..
Both teams seemed nervous and un-
certain of their shots in the first
neriod which ended with Friends
loading, 5 to .. In the second quarter
.-ras- Si.>~s-T and Gray team found It's
stride and passed rings around the
opposing defense to roll up an impress
sive lead. This triumphant march
continued through the third period,
netting Friends a 27-to-6 advantage.
Fairmont tossers staged brave
rally in the final quarter, showing
more speed and skill in passing than
at any other time in the game. While
the rally came too late to save the
game for the Purple and Gold, it
netted them eight points to the Win
ners' five during this quarter, indi-
eating a never say-die spirit that prom
ises we'll for them when they have
gained more court experience.
Friends squad included Josephine
Lee. Ida Claggett, forwards; Billy
Tressler. center; Helen Ann Selecman,
side center: Mildred Clarke and Lou.
Use Hoover, guards, and Mildred Burn
ham. reserve side center.
Fairmont was represented by Mar
iorie Montgomery, Anne Bradley, for
wards: Billie Barber center; Dixie
Robinson. side center. Louise Wilson
and Capola Bourland. guards; Ksth-
crime Abbott, Trudy White, Clara Lou
Use Kessler and Maude Perrin re-
serves.
Iowa Avenue Playground basketers
were crowned interplayground cham.
pions yesterday when they defeated
the Rosedale squad, q to IL, in the
final game Of the title series, played
on the ST. Martins court.
While the game was fairly close,
Iowa had the edge from the first guar
ter and at no time was Rosedale able
to draw abreast of the winners. Anna
Tucker led in scoring. collecting II
points for Iowa Virginia Monk ac-
counted for the other 10. The game
was won in the backfield rather than
the forward field. however, for 1t was
the alert guarding of lras Burroughs
and Catherine Doomis which made
scoring difficult for Rosedale and kept
the ball headed toward the Iowa goal
the ior portion of the time.
Susie Meyers, right guard for Rose
dale, checked many potential scores
by her agile defense. Dorothy Hard
ing accounted for most of Rosedale's
points.
Maude Parker, director of girls
playground activities, refereed the
game.
The teams were lined up as fol
lows:
Iowa Avenue-Virginia Monk right
forward; Anna Tucker. left forward;
Katherine Jones. center: Harriet Ben
rend, side center; Iras Burroughs,
right guard, and Catherine Doomis,
left guard.
Rosedale-Helen Streeks, right for
ward: Dorothy Harding, left forward;
Ethel Bolts, center: Victoria Masella,
side center; Susie Meyers. right guard,
and Viola Frazier. left guard.
Princess Juniors allowed the Cal.
vary Methodist Episcopal Juniors but
one goal in the game played at the
Calvary gymnasium last night, decided
2S to 2. Mary Ellen Totten rolled In
l3 field goals for the winners on the
receiving end of some clever passes
from Miss Payne. right forward, who
accounted for the other goal.
Miss Diggs, Calvary right forward,
was responsible for her teams lone
basket.
A complete list of the registered
officials sanctioned by the Washington
- W. Dee Do
officials. together with telephone
numbers and addresses, has been
released by Hazel Sayre, chairman
of the examining committee, and
is given in full below for the benefit
of school and club sport managers,
with the statement that other names
will be added to the list from time TO
time as requests come in for further
examinations.
Any local official wishing to be
placed on the registry is advised TO get
in touch with Miss Sayre at the adj
dress listed below to arrange for ex-
aminations.
The registry:
street. Columbia 1885. business address,
364o Sixteenth street; COLUMBIA 2a4.
Mas ss sHss0@ nor sSsesss' En-
business address, Wilson Normal School.
MAIN OUuO.
Eugenis Davis--Home address. 1888 Wis
consin Avenue. West 2eS: business ad-
Frances Engel-Honle address, 2400 Nine
Euphemfa Fosdick--Home address 1929
Connecticut avenue. Franklin 1904 busi-
mess. address, Eastern High School. Main
5000.
Abbie Green-Home address. 451s stanford
street. Chevy Chase. Cleveland 2433: busi-
ness address. GEORGETOWN playground. Main
Mrs Mary M. Hansen-Home address. IL
East Washington street Kensington, Nd.
KenMngton Tim.
virginia Hopkins-H9me address George
Ramsay Nsvitt-Home address. 1920 Calvert
Hins Junior High school Main 5000.
Alice Nicoll--Home address. 1920 s street.
North 1904 business address 2125 S
street. North 1902.
ticut avenue. North 1856 business address.
Y. Y. G; A.. Seventh and streets. Frank
tmogene Stockett--Home address. 312 Fourth
street southeast. Lincoln 113-w business
address. Eastern High School. Main 5000.
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