Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
FFICERS were elected 10 head
\ the Washington branch OF the
j Woman's Division, National
Amateur Athletic Federation,

last night at business meeting
OF the group which preceded the usual
weekly athletic program at the 7. w.
G. A.
Elsie Sanders was reelected to the
Craftsmanship. with Miss z. Kreiner.
vice chairman and Marion Meigs, secre-
treasurer.
Misses Swenson and Heider were
chosen TO act on the membership COM
basket ball; Hazel Jones, program chair
man. assisted by Gladys Mills, and Mrs
Annie Trenis. chairman OF publicity,
with Mary Reid TO assist her.
1t was announced that tri-fold tests.
written, practical and oral. for those
desiring TO have their names placed on
the accredited list OF basket ball referees
could be arranged by communicating
with Hazel Sayre at the Madeira School.
Following the business session. Miss
Margaret Bogenrief of the National
Cathedral School for Girls gave very
interesting talk on the development OF
archery as a sport. She outlined the
| program OF archery which Is an i'm
portant part OF the physical training
work at the Cathedral school
Miss Shuster. of the same school,
gave a constructive talk ON the tech
! marks with bow and arrow OF the type
used in practice and matches at the
| school.
Such great enthusiasm for the sport
has grown. declared Miss Shuster, that
there are annually more candidates at
Cathedral than the facilities of the
/ school can accommodate The best
archers, she said, usually are the girls
who stand high IN all-around athletics.
| Monthly, instead Of weekly meetings
Of the group were decided upon for the
rest of The season. The next meeting
is scheduled for the first Wednesday
| In February ut the same time and place
| and VIII be followed by one meeting
each In March. April. May and possibly
In June.
| Freshman tossers ut Tech High
| School surprised by defeating The Soph-
motes. u ~ 10, yesterday afternoon In
| the hecOnd game Of the inter class
series, The younger squad showed an-
pefior teamwork despite their ineaperl~
tnce and romped into All early lead
which They did not rtlinquish. Al
half time the count stood ga in their
favor
Hattie Btryker and Ietitia Phillips
divided scoring ionOrs for The FroAh.
| Miss Etryktf thEliiE 2~tDint hlotA and
| single pointer. Willie Mas Phillips reg
istered b 2-pointera,
! Agnes Workman and Miss Buchanan
each dropped Ia Two held goaia Tor The
isopiionDf"B ana the latter scored The
additional lDint.
| Summary
| FtsahGtrG. Positions sobbDnofeH
i<ana phillips a.. -. AF"'s w"tiaa,
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iifIesI t,siiiis, los. IS { jssnliIina rslrfstt
I b.ttr thfHaHtttsuI u ..... H. ssle HU.tIanHf
! helie iipbhs .+.s. "a ..,. iieinlea 1h"h'h'
| Scoring rnp pointers ~, stt$hrf b
| Phillips : Workman hu, hhHah, =, One
| ibitlet~ bu' jIaDan. II. @tts k"F-
b4bai]ttllIuua iiiitrhaUan fnt = Nffkkri
| Smith fH ItDmas ThDtths tor WOtk inah
( Wa hGian f0f GfosskDpf.
khiiifui basket work and smooth team
play marked the contest between the
i;aaksteeIs and Eaglea last night IN the
Washington recreation League bettioi
circuit, played 0n The i.uhinsas hiHl
School aDIrL Eagles won. ~ 10 u ~
defending champions ~ this diVlsi.AA
they afs promising Ia iinid their own
against all~eomefk with "a more tliai
fair chance Ut coming out on Top
Alys Ewefs aud Grace Fhynter
Eagls forwards. found the basket eoA'