Evening star., 1928-10-24
BY coRINNE FRAZIER.

~ ASTERN HIGH SCHOOL inter-
class hockey honors are being
decided, the opening matches
having been played Monday
afternoon on the school field.
The second round of the round robin
series will be played next Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Senior Blues scored two victories in
the openers, defeating Senior Whites,
8 to /, and the Daisies, the Junior
team, 2 to /. In the third game played
the Whites scored over the Daisies,
4 to 1. Each of the three teams in
the league plays each of the other two
in each round, Commute periods con-
stituting game according to the rules
outlined by Imogene Stockett, physical
training director in charge Of the sport.
Next week the Blues will play the
Whites, the Daisies will play the Blues
and the Whites will play the Daisies in
the order named.
| Blue and White are the school colors,
so the two Senior elevens chose them
as their names. The Daisy Is the school
flower and this name was selected by
the Junior squad to bring 1t good luck
According to Miss Stockett, few
Freshmen and SophomoreS have made
one or the other Of the class teams, but
for the most part the squads are COM
posed of the upper clasSmen.
An extra practice period will be held
tomorrow afternoon after school for the
class teams as it was decided by the
captains and managers, in conference
with Miss Stockett, that 1t was needed
in order to smooth of the rough cor
ners before the next official matches.
It is probable that an extra workout
will be held each Wednesday afternoon
in the future until the series is COM
pleted 1t is being held Thursday of
this week in order that any player de-
string to do so might attend the ALI
English Baltimore hockey match, which
was scheduled for this afternoon.
Mary Wiles is captain of the Blues
and manager of both senior teams
Mildred Neill is junior manager, while
Dorothy Kelso captains the Daisies
Rose Cohen leads the Whites.
Members of the squads are:
Blues-Mary Wiles, captain and center;
forward, Edna Frayser. right inside; Helen
center halfback; Audrey Bauconi right half
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fullback; Bernice Achstetter, goalkeeper;
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Whites-Katherine Cross, center forward
Florence Peter, right inside; Ruth Holt, right
wing; Rosine La Fontaine, left inside Mary
Connor, left wing; Gertrude RoSengarten
right halfback; Rose Cohen, captain and left
halfhack; Karolina Hedler. center halfback;
MARGARET Kunza, right fullback; Virginia
Weldon, left fullback; Margaret wilkinson
soaIkeeper May Arken, Alice Harris, Jane
Hughes, Janet Walthers and Mildred Lind
bloom, alternates.
DaIsies-Elizabeth Frame. center forward;
Dorothy Kelso, captain and right inside
Mildred Neill. right wing; Louise Burgess
| left inside: Alice Anthem, left wing: Lillian
Newman, center halfback; Phyllis Jennings
| right halfback Alma Gemeny left halfback;
| ITna Suppes, right fullback; Mary Spies
! left fullback: Marie Shorb, goalkeeper; Vir-
| ginia Coffman, Edith French, Mildred Glas.
| cock and Edna johnson, alternates
/ Hockey will be considered a majo
! sport at Eastern this year for the frs
time. Major letters viii be awardet
the outstanding players on the clas
squads at the close of the season.
! LOveye Adkins and Grace Haley ar
| leading the field in the ladder double
| tennis tournament now in progress a
Eastern under the supervision of Mis-
| E. Fosdick, director. Ths Adkins-H Hale
/ combination has won three matches ant
lest none.