Evening star., 1928-02-01

~ UNSTON HALL baSketers tri-
umphed over the Fairmont
T six. 40 TO II. in the opening
~ game of their season. played
in the winners gymnasium.
While the final count was one-sided.
the game was hard fought. and 1t was
not until late in the third period that
Gunston Hail was able to push through
the visitors defense for a decisive edge.
At the end of the first period the
count stood 81 for Gunston. At hall
time they were leading Is TO 8. Fair
mont fought valiantly to check the at
tack. but was unable to hold the pace
set by the hostess squad IN the fnal
period OF the game.
Ann Cary Moss found the basket with
an unerring eye to register 20 points
for the victors. Moselle Taylor and
Maxine Bache shared in scoring for
Fairmont.
Gunston tossers will face Holton Arms
in their second game next "Wednesday
afternoon, February 8. in the latters
gym. according 10 Isabelle Patterson.
physical training director Fairmont's
second opponents probably will be the
SQUAD from Sidwell Friends School.
Tentative arrangements have been
made for meeting on February 10.
Summary
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Mary Nnrrry Hume -... Ms,.lle MI. TsslSr s,r5,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONTGOMERY foF
x,"sn aas wis"n f.@rst St n Marjorie 10 Wei"
ster Schoal Implre-Miss swenson of tue
MARYLAND University class basket ball
teams will be named tomorrow night
after the regular practice 10 be held III
the College Park gymnasium.
Adele Stamp phs sical education dl-
rector. and Maxine Heiss. basket ball
instructor. will cooperate in selecting
the sextets 10 represent their respective
groups in the interclasS championship
tournament 10 starr within the next Two
weeks
Following the selection of the teams
final workouts will be held while the
schedule is beng arranged. according TO
word received from Miss Hess.
Elizabeth Gors'nS has resigned hsr
most as vice pycsldent o. the COED afh-
lctic ASSOCIATION 4: Mafplano ana VIII
be succeeded BY elizabeth CARRIER.
Tech High School court honors stln
hang in the balance. as preparations loE
the midwintcr graduation exercises ne
cessitated the poStponenleEt o' tne nnai
scheduled game yesterday. IN wn'cn t'le
Juniors and Sophomores were 10 nave
IL out.
Thursday has been set as the date oi
the postponed tilt There Is pcSSi-
bility that this date may De chahseo'
II hn
fied i'm advance by Jeannette Cavan-
auyh. physical training director.
Southern Athletic Club. playing
through It's first schedule as a memosf
of the Washington Recreation League
will face the Eagles Of business fiish
Night School, 1927 senior circuit CIsa"',
pions. this evening at s'So oS''SA a.
Business. ..,n
When the season opened. the South
ers ware rlassed with the intermediate
teams, but showed such marked aoilitS
In their opening contest hat Margaret
Craig, director OF the series. arranSed
for their transfer 10 the senior loop
Tonight, they will face the most Skill
full tnSserS In the league. III nislSh
which should prove test Oh ules
strength IN every department oi the
game.
Members of the Y w, c. A. SWIM
ming Club will meet for their monthly
dip In the Ada Thomas Memorial .ro1
at Headquarters All are requested IN
report promptly at 3 oclock,
Strayers business College seNse'
romped on the Capitol Athletic Iluo
tossers. 81 10 -. III an intermediate di-
vision Washington Recreation League
match at the Columbia heights Com-
munity center last night
Superior basket work, speed, and