Evening star., 1928-12-16
WOMEN IN SPORT

well. The new members are Margaretta
Rowland. Helen Davis, Jane McHarg,
Betty Dyer, Mary Macarthur and
Katherine Brown The old members
of the association include Marion Wells,
Betty Peelle, Jane Wallis, Kitty Hall,
Patsy Joyes, Christine Ekengren and
Elizabeth Breckenridge.
Original and impressive ceremonies
marked the opening of the program
each night Of the athletic week end,
each side pledging its allegience to
N. A. A" in its own fashion as a fea-
ture of its entrance stunt"
Laura Steenstrup, athletic director
supervised the general arrangements
for the contests but left it to the in
genuity of the girls to work out the
details of the program.
Lineup and Summaries.
Blue Firsts t2D. Position. White Firsts t2o}
nsrstirs Marian wells sEsr1rsn Betty ttJ Gapbf aa
Jane Wsis sensse Cen n ter Louise BreeRenrida M
Betty Dyer ......s. G.. Katheerins ,oa Brown
Rsssy Bessy }SyiS sssie E g. MaeHTthSa R9Ttfna
Goals-!Two-pointers. M, Wells, 2; g. Eken-
gren, 4; B. Gamble. 5; Kitty Hall, 9. Fouls
K. Hall. 2; B. Gamble, 2; G. Ekengren,
substitutions- Helen Davis for Marian
Wells, Frances Carter for Betty Dyer.
Elizabeth Breckenridge for Louise Brecken-
.Referee--Mrs Margaret Haugen. Scorer
Margene Musser.
Blue Sec. 800. Posi- ton. White Sec. t12).
Margene Musser r. F..,...... Helen Ray
Marian Wells L. F., Virginia Mayo
Frances carter IS. G G Eleanor o'ponohSe
Peggy English .....R. c.. Jane McHarg
Cassie johnson 80. L. G.. Nellie McCormick
msx GoalssTTwQVPointers n No.M Wells Wills iG
Muscser, s. V. Mayo. M. Burton.
Substitutions-Martha Burton for Helen
Ray.
Western High School Girls Rifle Club
Is in the midst of busy season with a
large squad participating in the BIZ
weekly N. r. A. interhigh school match
es and the 20 best shots firing series
of individual matches to determine WHO
will be In the first line for the District
of Columbia championships, which
come in the Spring.
Amanda Moon, Natalie Weed and
Margaret Olney, each with a SO. tied
for first place in the first of these
matches. The second will be fired next
Thursday on the school range.
Miss Weed is the captain of the team,
Marjorie Bloomenfeld Is manager and
Lucille Miller club treasurer. Other
members of the "first-20" squad of ex-
perienced sharpshooters are Eunice
Jameson, Lucille Miller, Shirley May
Frazer, Jane Honeycutter, Georgella
Hefty, Virginia Sellars, Ennis Little,
Helene McKachlen, Frances Thompson,
Jenevieve Huiess, Janis Holland, Vir-
ginia Sullivan, Madeline Jones, Lois
Corea, Elizabeth Waters and Helen
Arons.
western stands in the first division
of the N. r. A. tournament, which is
divided into three divisions, according
to averages. The Hilltoppers are Is on
the top list. Their score in the match
this past week was 470 They will con-
tinue to fire in these matches through
out the season. Later on some tele-
graphic matches will be fired with other
high school teams in addition to this
Nationwide competition.
Two faculty advisers are coaching
the Westerners this season, Misses Ruth
Layhee and Mary Box. They report
record enthusiasm among the begin-
ners as well as the experienced marks
women, and look forward to placing
a strong team in the lists for District
honors.
InterpIaygrcund basket ball honors
still are not decided, as the court on
the Plaza playground was too wet for
play yesterday when the Garfield and
Chevy Chase teams were scheduled to
have it out. Each of them has won a
game In the final series. The rubber
contest to decide the championship will
be played this week, weather permitting,
probably Tuesday or Wednesday.
1 Cook School dodge ball tOssers from
the A grade scored close victory oyer
the 5 "A aggregation Friday afternoon,
winning by q single point. Z to 9.