Evening star., 1927-05-15

Central high School net tournament
in progress on the Sixteenth Street
Reservoir Courts.
Webster athletes will continue the
tests for track and field honors next
week, probably on Friday afternoon,
according to Indie Sinclair, coach.
Results of the so and T5 yard
dashes, the two races held before the
rain Yesterday. will not he announced
until the meet is completed, accord
ing To Miss Sinclair. Events still to
be run off include 60yard hurdles.
running high jump. standing broad
jumn. base ball throw for distance,
basket ball throw for distance and
javelin throw.
A deadlock exists in the junior
senior soccer series at Marjorie Web
ster. Two games have been played
each resulting in a tie score-the
first 90 and the second IL.
The third and last attempt will be
made to decide the title at > O'Clock
Thursday afternoon on the Monu-
ment Field.
Junior champions were crowned in
the Central High School doubles
tourney yesterday morning. and play
was in progress gin the foEth round
of the senior event when the courts
became unplayable.
Isabel Alexander and Elise Collins
defeated Katherine Pagan and Carrie
Aa1, G--3, G--4, to win the junior
bracket. Points were close through
ont the match, but the winners held
the upper hand most Of the time.
Elizabeth CIary and Mary Walker,
who had entered the fourth round of
the senior event Friday by defea ting
Grace Hurd and Mary DetWiier, 6-2,
Sc, took the opening set Of their
match with Adeline Alexander and
Josephine Dunham. picked as one OF
The strongest teams in the tourna-
ment. Play will be resumed in this
match Monday afternoon at ; o'clock
on the Reservoir Courts. weather per
mitting.
Washington Polo Club mallot WELD
ers will go to Baltimore today to meet
the Maryland women's polo team IN
the second of the three-game series
to be played at Atamasco Field
Owings Mills at o'clock. The Capt.
talities won the opener, to 3. on the
local field last Sunday.
Elizabeth jackson and Maude
Preece will alternate at No. ] position
for Washington; Mrs. w. d. Thomas
will ride No. 2; Lydia Archbold, NO. D.
and Mrs. Richard Carveli, No. a. !
The Oriole squad will be composed
Of Mrs. Amos Koontz, No. !; Cath-
crime Bosley, No. 2; Alverta Brice,
No. and Katherine Schmidt No. =.
In the event of victory for Baltl-
more today. third game will be play
ed next week, the team with the hlSh-
est aggregate score in the first two
contests winning the right TO select
the scene Of action.
In the critical game of the r. y;
Brown School inter-class SchlaS paii
series being conducted on the CheEF
Chase playground, the Z B-l team de
feated the Sth grade representatives
Yesterday 16 to 8. Neither team hao
lost a game until they clashed' anu
the Z 81 now holds top position on
the schedule, with the Sth SrauelS
trailing in second place.
Members of the victorious squad
are Katherine Rowland, Hazel Slmp-
son, Jane Peterson, Alice Ferrari'
Elsa Mehorne, Julia Allen, Catherine
Mitchell and Corinne Mitchell
Eighth grade players were Hannah /
Anderson, Mildred Lee, Isabel Con
way. Jane Foote, Ruth Johnston,
Natalie Schneider, Edith Henry ana
Laura Deady.
Seven 81 has one more game on
its schedule with B-2. This game is
scheduled for Thursday afternoon,
May 10. If Z 81 wins it will gain
the pennant.
Bronze buttons were awarded yes
terday to the following girls en- the
municipal Fairgrounds who passed
their athletic efficiency tests in goa
throwing, balancing, racing ana loik
dancing:
Winnie Wollett, Ruth Stein, Mary
de Orto and Elizabeth Langyher oil
Wheatley playground, Marian Dean
Frances Callaghan and Dorothy fiaft
of Cooke playground, Elizabeth Tan
eta and Vivian Schreiner of Rose |
dale playground, Alice ZetowitZ, Vlr-
ginia Pendleton, Ethel Dorman and
Sylvia Bronstein Of Plaza playground
Oline Huguley,s Arnita Huguley,
Beecher Phillips, Evelyn Watts,
Ernestine Brooks, Marguerite Slaugh-
ter, Rhodes Proctor, Ruth Lacey.
Pearl Proctor ELENA Gather and AL
ber+a Thomas of Barry Farms play
ground
The silver buttons were presented
to The following girls for sportsman
chip: Goal throwing, collecting of ma
ture specimens and folk dancing,
Thelma Dale, Sylvia Travers, Jessie
Jones, Ruth Atkins, Eleanor Atkins,
Lillian Settle, Frances Steward, Mar
Farm playground.