Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-29

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| n to the meeting of the Univer-
"A sity of Maryland and George
4 "A Washington University coed
rife squads Saturday of this
week in their annual shoulder-to-
shoulder match because of the fact
| that each of them holds an undo
feated record to date in their dual
encounters.
MARYLAND has two other matches to
be fired before it meets George Wash
ington. keene Normal School and the
Baltimore Polytech teams are on the
lists for Telegram hic competition.
Neither of these schools has estab-
lished a record equal to the College
Parkers and victories are expected in
both.
Nineteen possibles have been regis:
| tered by the Maryland squad in the
| last three encounters, giving them
| perfect scores against Cornell, Della
ware and Maine.
Marion Hslop. with possibles in
each of these encounters, added to
some Is other perfect scores, has
set mark unprecedented in the his
tory of the school She has made a
perfect score of 1000 and has scored
10 possbles in % shoots.
This record is doubly remarkable
in consideration of Miss Hislop's brief
range experience. She is a sophomore
this year.
The girls who made perfect scores
against Cornell, Delaware and Maine
are:
Against Cornell, Helen Beyerle,
Julia Louise Behring, Hazel Kreider,
Mildred Hislop, Anita Peters, Alma
Essex and Alice Orion.
Against Delaware, Elizabeth CARRIER.
Alice Orion, Mildred Hislop, Hazel
Kreider, Julia Louise Behring, Anita
Peters and Margaret Meigs.
Against Maine, Helen Beyerle, Julia
Louise Behring, Hazel Kreider, Mil
dred Hislop and Mary Jane McCurdy.
Playground training classes will not
be held this season under the auspices
of the municipal playground depart
ment, according to Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes, supervisor. because so. many
experienced workers have reported for
Summer duty that developing new ma
terial will be unnecessary An un-
usually large class was held last year
and from it's 50 members will be re-
cruited many of the additional direc-
tors this Spring.
Athletic button tests are being con-
Quoted for junior sportswomen on the
Montrose Park playground each Sat
| urday afternoon and will be continued
through the Spring months.
After the scholastic activities are
completed on the Fairgrounds these
button tests will be held each after.
noon on all grounds in the city, ac
cording to Maude Parker, director OF
girls activities.
Bronze silver and gold buttons are
awarded for efficiency in various sport
activities. including goal throwing
balancing. racing, folk dancing, swim
ming, hiking, sportsma nship, leader
ship, collecting nature specimens, vo
cational work and 'orga nized games.
About 500 girls won these buttons
last year on the Fairgrounds.
Senior division laurels in the Wash
ington Recreation League went to the
Eagle team OF Business Night High
| School, which completed it's season
| without a defeat, romping on the Jew
ish Community Center Seniors, IA tc
3, in the finale played in the cham
pion's gymnasium.
In earning title. the Eagles defeated
| the Basketeer Seniors, Jewish Com
| munity Center Seniors and Washing
ton Field Hockey Club passers each
| twice.
The team worked as well organ
| lied machine in each appearance dur
| ing the series. Margaret Kubel, cap
| tain and center, dominated her portion
of the field in every contest. Pauline
Thomas was the high point scorer
| with Grace Paynter and Camille
O'Hara acting as pivot forwards
Katherine Casey proved equally adep,
at center and side center, while Marie
mech showed her versatility as
| guard and side center. Ida Vein
Der and Alta Hurdlebrink were val
| liable assets in the back field. Miss