Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08
ny CORINNE FRAZIER.
from behind to beat the
Seniors by one point In the
final game of the University

maj game Oh Vie OIIiNCioleS
~ of Maryland basket ball series.
the SophomoreS completed an
undefeated season to claim the title
last night at College Park. They scored
over the Seniors, 10 to Is. The cham
pionship was won by them last year as
freshmen.
Juniors defeated the Freshmen. TO
2. in a preliminary game, which gave
the latter the right to second position
In the series. Seniors finished third ana
the Freshmen fourth.
Catherine Barnsley scored 10 points
for the Sophs in the major tilt, while
Mildred Winner registered like num-
Der for the Seniors. The latter held a
one point lead at half time and held
their pace so we'll in the last half that
at no time did the winners gain de-
cisive edge. 1t was battle royal from
the first whistle to the last. the Scphs
struggling to retain their clear record
and the Seniors for a chance at second
place honors.
Summaries:
Sophomores Seniors
tlaI, Posi- ton 49,
MarSuerite Clatl,n.. +, 80. Mildred Winner
Marxt CrumkIcton. C.. Mary Jane McCnrdy
Estele Hotfa. .....s. C.. MARY, stuart York
isahsl R""ic Margaret Wolf
scoring, Field goalswTwo points Barns
W 4m points winner snstn hnr.lcx
ch" "t' for ii. YoTk' - '"''''''
Juniors y. Position. Freshmen -,
Naomi Morris, ....I =. Marc are, M"Garyey
Alice Mi,Irr 80, s c.. -. Elsar Jones
Adele si.h,.r ,.:...G Phyllis obsrlns
Margt McMinmy.. C ....... Miriam LLOYD
.t.nr
t3i. One points Ga,her. MrGsrvey, Ensor.
Suhstitutions--Rcha Ensor for N, Nectar
vey; NJ. Matthews for 4. Miller.
Seniors and Juniors again scored In
the Eastern High School series. the for
mer defeating the Sophomores. 26 to
10. yesterday. and the latter romping
on the Freshmen. 81 to 7.
Lucille Bixler was the heavy scorer
for the Seniors. while Mary Wiles
dropped In the majority Of baskets for
the Junior squad,
Juniors and Seniors will meet tomor-
row in critical game. determining
which will assume the lead In the title
race.
Summaries:
Seniors t"6i. Position. Snnhomorcs tlot .
Elia Sannoin ...... Ft",,.N msiniS 6sia,zo
Frame. GSlnaud ....c,.... Allie Sandr'dss
Helen Hu ; $50. ,c.''.'' Mary Fruit
Ro,b ,,r, Mo %%od N' Rmth S Sne
Scoring: Field goals. Two points-~Bixlcr
tdl. Sanhorn 81, Daiker az. kciso o..
Athens t2t. One poni>-~Bixlcr. Sanb"rn.
suhsti,utinns baker for Sanf"rn. Shorh
! f. Put. A'hcn> TO, GalatEo., De !arne,te
for Ncin. Blakcney for Cole. Ferguson for
Juniors t@i. Position Freshmen ~,
FIorcn'P Peer Rtith E"uWn
S Ssrs vhn.o" kti;s. i%3:
Karolno Hedlcr .... G..... sarah Mulvey
Lou Snyder ....,.... g. Frances Na9r'
scoring. Field goals Two po,nts-wlles
tio Peter t6' Brnwu t:'. Drake. one
poin,s-Ha.gh 80 Rrown.
suhsti,r'ons; Drake for, Peter. Thomas
for Heller. Frayser for Thomas, Lyle for
Nagrl Poor FOR Walters
Junior baskctcrS of Western High
School climbed out OF second place to
tie the Seniors for first In the inter-
class title race. when they defeated the
% squad. IL to 6. In late rally OF
third team match played yesterday.
Sophomore thirds scored over the
Freshman thirds. 81 10 q. In the other
game of the doubIe-hcader
Seniors were leading the Juniors un-
I'll the third quarter OF their contest.
but the latter pushed forward to win In
the final session.
The feature of the Soph- Freshman
tilt was the good teamwork exhibited
In the winners forward field, where
Lima Stears and Ruth Britt manea-
vercd clevcrly for advantageous scoring
positions and made good the majority
OF their chances at the basket.
Second team games. which would
have been played Friday afternoon. ac-
cording TO the schedule, have been post
poncd until the end of the series In
order TO leave the court free on that
afternoon for final practice of the girls
participating In the all-city goal-throw-
ing tournament. In which the Western
High School tosscrs hold the lead for
Junior team honors.
Monday. Junior and Senior first
teams will meet In game which viii
unknot the first-placc tie temporarily,
Sophomore and Freshman first teams
also will oppose Monday.
Juniors IN. Positions seniors 90.
Virginia Tnisop +. ....... Nettte Gfod
HtnrieI,a Hohsnr. r. 500. Jean Cameron
Caihfr.nc sItnule =. :, e. -. Mary Brown
~ stnia IS,is '..'.. '.'.' ICY v tHans
scoring Field suais~-T~n points. To.son
ca. Hohson go. Cameron go. Gron, One
point. HobsoH
Winners In the team and individual
class prelimnarics OF the Washington
frce-throw tournament have been an
nounced by the committee. with in
structions TO meet tomorrow night at
S O'Clock In the Y. w. G. A. gymnasium,
Seventeenth ana K streets TO try
out for local titles and for final records
TO he reported TO the world free-throw
committee In charge Of the mammoth
event being conducted In 20 countries
Leaders In each class. picked from
the 442 contestants. as announced by
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