Evening star., 1928-05-04
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

" NINA CHM BAKER and Pat
- Ferris tied for first place in the
Gunston Hall tank meet held
IL in the Y. w. c. A. pool yester-
day, each with 13 points. Miss
Baker won the 20-yard side stroke for
form. the 20-yard Australian crawl Tor
form and placed second in the candle
race. Miss Ferris captured the UNI
brella race. the 20-yard breast stroke
for form ailG took second place III tne
20-yard free-style dash.
Mary Murray Hume. Anne Cameron
and Marjorie Small. each with IL
points, shared second honors, and Anne
Elizabeth Swift, with tallies, was third
place winner, according to The scoring
announced by Isabel NJ Patterson, ath-
letic director.
Twelve events were included in the
program with umbrella and candle
races adding a touch of color. The
fancy diving, including standing and
running front dives. swan dive. hign
dive. jacknife and plain back dives, was
won by Anne Elizabeth Swift.
Summaries:
a0.yard Free style Race--won by Mary
Murray Hume; second, Pat Ferris; third
Carrie Hays. w. =, pu,,,
Donovan: second. Helen sheldon; thlrd'
Becky Williams. ST. -.
ond Helen Wilson: third Isabel Barton
Seward Breast Stroke for Form-Non by
p Ferris; second. Z, Hays third. A. T.
an.yard Side stroke for Form-won by
Z. G. Baker; second, Helen "lilson' tnlru'
D'f1N nlving b' by Junior School standing 'front.'
Won by Katherine Ellen footes seSothn, set0,
Betty Burton: third, Barbara Anne Scho'
S0,yard Crawl for Form--won by =. 6.
Baker; second. A. f. swift thiru' NJ NJ
'Vtiar candle Race-won by N. n. Hume; sec
ond E pBat BakeE srnke tGgo fer r. Formwon by
Anne Cameron; second. Harvey Seward;
'h:s3 a9yard ar Gi5It Double overarm for .Form7won
by A. Cameron; second Marjorie Small.
20.yard Crawi-won by NJ. Small. second,
" Fancy FaSy DiviiiinSs-won iiiS by 4. f. Swift: sec
ond; i;,dde.RSIss II sRSSIIi, swenson and Miss Meigs.
Y w 6, A: Mrs. ]. F. Kunst
Aunouncer-Miss Patterson. Gunston Hail
Girl Scouts will rejoice in the news
that the Society Horse Show to be
staged at the Preece Riding School on
May IL will be benefit performance
for their permanent camp fund.
The problem of obtaining an ade-
uuate camp site for their permanent use
is a serious one for the Scouts and any
impetus which is given the movement TO
establish a fund that will make this
goal possible means much to them.
Facilities this season will be limited,
the camping season being restricted to
a short session from August IS to Sep
tember IS. probably at a borrowed
camp"
Try-outs for the Western High School
irterclass track meet, which were TO
have been held last Friday, were post
poned until this afternoon because of
the absence of Belle Meyer, athletic di-
rector.
The date of the meet has not been
announced yet. but it probably viii be
held next week
George Washington University, Uni
versity OF Maryland and Hood College
athletes viii meet in the Central High
School Stadium tomorrow afternoon
from 2 to o'clock to participate in the
first intercollegiate Sport day" or Play
day" program held in this section
Field and track events. tennis volley
ball, archery and other sports viii be
included in the program, which viii be
arranged on mass play" basis, elm
mating the element of interschool COM
petition. The entire group viii be di-
vided into teams regardless Of their
scholastic affiliations and the play be
conducted strictly for plays sake.
Following the affair. the visiting ath-
letes viii be entertained at supper in
the George Washington University gym