Evening star., 1927-05-03
WOMEN In SPORTS
by CORINNE FRAZIER

~CORING over the seventh and
eighth semester nine by a count
of 12 to 3, in the final game of
~ the Business High School base
ball series, the undefeated fifth
and sixth semester combination claim
eds the inter-class championship yes
terday for the third consecutive sea-
son.
As the third semester squad they
took first honors in 1925 and as the
fourth semester nine in 1926.
The first semester, which bowed
only TO the title-winners. won second
honors in the series, defeating the
third semester yesterday, "a to 18.
The fourth semester defeated the
second 6 to in the third game Of the
triple header, which completed the
title play. s
Major athletic letters wih be award
ed the outstanding playeSs in the
series regardless of whichs team they
played with, according 20 Arbutus
Saunders, coach.
Selections are being made now by
Miss Saunders for the lelSer-awards,
although no announcements will be
made concerning them untsl the June
assembly, at which time All athletic
trophies and emblems will be present
ed officially to the school sathletes.
A banner will be. awarded the VIC
forious fifth and sixth semester mines
at. the assembly. 4
Helen Dolan is captain and pitcher
Of the championship team. Anna
Wilmer is manager and Virginia
Reuth, catcher. Other mea1bers are
Helen Casole. Rose BrilLs Margaret
han, Frances Fine, WiniTed King,
Irene Peratino and Elizabeth Beu,
ebert.
The seventh and eighth, which lost
to the winners in the feature game
yesterday, includes Rose Weinstein
captain; Virginia Parry, manager
Alice Drake and Gisi Marosi, pitch
ers; Louise Scott, catcher; Ruth
Sanger. Bliss Miller. Dorothy King
and Anna Pearson.
Members of the first semester. which
finished second in the race, sare Ruth
Cole, captain: Florence Esownffeld
manager and pitcher; Ruth Kole
hatcher; Frace Palmer, pitcher and
first base: Willhelmina LorenZen
Dorothea Kiatti, Marguerite Odum
sylvia Ritzenberg and Elizabeth Carr
With the close of the base bal
series the curtain falls on tsirls' ath
ietics for 1927 at Business High
School. The diamond loop was the
concluding feature of the program.
Central High School range experts
earned the first decision in The inter
high school rifle tournament yester
day, when they defeated the Westerr
High sharpshooters, 923 to 500, in tht
initial match, fired at Central.
Roberta Wright, captain of the Cen
trail team, won high individual honor'
with 1870. Lillian Lindquist of West
ern was just behind her with tota
of 1873. One round was fired prone
and one offhand.
No possibles We're scored lndl;
Belle Corea of Western, Charlotte Hol
and Virginia Pile of Central eacl
scored 80 in the prone position.
Central will meet Eastern Thursda.
afternoon at Eastern in the secon'
match of the series.
Results Of firing yesterday ar
given below, the prone score first AM
the off-hand following in each case:
Central--7Roberta Wright, 81: o3-l9o
Holt. 99, s7-is6; Virginia Pile 99. Sd
western@Iillian Lindquist. %. a0---1ss
S3-179: Virginia Plugge, 81. Sofa: Vii
xinia Sheffield. 93. s0-l73.
Eight games were played in tn
elementary school schlag ball serie
yesterday as teams inaugurated tn
Fairgrounds OF the District.
Bloomingdale and Virginia Avenu
Fairgrounds were the scenes Of tn
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