Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-16
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER,

All second-round matches in tbs
George Washington University tennis
tournament are to be completed by this
evening. Play in the third round will
start tomorrow on the Monument Park
courts.
Second-round survivors whose VIC
tories have been reported to date in
clude: Minnie Asmuth Elizabeth Wright,
Jenny Turnbull, Elizabeth Miles
Marian Butler, Lillian Breckenridge
Mary Sproul, Grace Hurd, Carry Aal
Naomi Crumiey. Ruth Laudick, Marion
Lum and Corella Morris. In posting re-
suits of matches several players have
neglected to indicate the scores, hence
these are lacking.
Myrtle Crouch, manager. states that
all results are to be posted within a
day after the playing of matches, and
full scores must be recorded on the
draw sheet in the gymnasium.
Results:
Jenny Tggrn5pll defeated Elisabeth Gates.
Hudson. Marion Butler defeated Marsaret
/. Loefier, Lillian Breckinric1e defeated ,!1
Hs t.9 5 Nv dd MART
Hurd defeated Verna Parsons, SIS. ga;
Carry. Aal defeated Catherine Palmer by
%rht s sHm SO Fn FntS 1 aenso f.aa
ELIZABETH Miles. ga. 81; Marion Lum.
bye; Corrella Morris defeated Eleanor Kise,
Tnterplayground basket ball honors
will be at stake when the whistles blow
Saturday calling the opening games of
the annual court series for the city-wids
title, held now by Georgetown.
Two practice games were played yes
terday by members of playground
squads, Georgetown representatives de-
feating the Chevy Chase sextet, "a to Q,
at Georgetown, and Happy Hollow
swsmping Bloomingdale at Happy Hol-
low. 60 to g.
Mitchell Park and Happy Hollow are
planning practice game one afternoon
this week.
Members of the squads who partici
pated yesterday are:
Georeetown-1enny Torreyson, right for
ward; Re5ecca Heffner, left forward; EVELYN
fTefrner. center; Jessie Nir1oon. side center;
ief Us e,iard: Iiilia1 Tore son. reserve
Chew Chase-1ettv Hartman. right for
TTd Forepse eFs 4e f s side Mary ssn
FEY: Ruth Holman, right guard; Mary Wat
Hs,py V Hollow - Priscilla woodle-. right
forward: Elinor Falcons. lest forward Mar
sa-et F.ilanshee, center; Lois Bates slde
center: Anita Merc~anb, rlgnI suaruJ I1eleH
Plooningdale = Maresrs. Murphy. right
forward: Jean Pearson. left forward Mildred
mach, center; Helen Kelle1er. side center;
Hilda Drach, right guard; Caroline Moore,
left guard.
Oficiais Of all independent basket
bcll clubs in the city which expect to
enter teams in the Washington Recrea-
ton League will meet tonight at 8
o'clock ct 1850 New York avenue north
west Girl Scouts Little House, to dis
cuss the Winter program, nominate
league officers and attend to other
routine business.
Members of teams not affiliated with
the league but desiring to enter this
season are urged to send their repre-
scntatives to this evenings session.
Forty girls turned out for the first
archery practice at George Washington
u. yesterday. They were directed by
Eugenia Davis, physical education di-
rector, end Mary Sproul. student man.
axer and an experienced archer. The
practice was held on the Ellipse. where
it will be staged regularly on Monday
afternoons.
Bronze athletic test buttons have been
awarded Betty Weiss and Pearl Roche
of Wheatley playground End the fol-
lowing girls of the new Sixth and l.
streets center: Thelma Hall, Ida May
Floyd. Malvina Flovd, Pauline Holmes,
Elysie Griggs and Florence Green.