Evening star., 1928-03-30
ny CORINNE FRAZIER.

- LEVEN Central High School bas
kctCrS. rated the strongest per-
formers in the reCcut intcrClaSs
Il series. have been recommended
for major letters by the award
committee composed of the athletic di
rcCtors and captains and managers of
| the teams.
lone Whaler. senior. and 1ras Bur
| ToughS, Junior are perhaps the most
versatile of the court stars. Miss Whalcr
| plays equally well in the forward and
/ forward, center and guard with equal
skill
| Seven seniors were recommended by
| the committee Miss Whaler. Jane
/ Burke who shonC at Sidc-Center, Helen
Jones and Ruth ShaughneSsy forwards,
/ JaCQuchne EdeS LuciCnnc StroCkcr and
/ Katharine Pagan. guards
Frances Brantley. the general man
agCr OF basket ball, who Will receive her
emblem. also is a senior
Miss Burroughs and Elsa Keiner are
the two juniors named. while Angelinc
Smith holds the distinction of being
the only sophomore selected for a major
award
Plans arc afoot for a post season
game between the letter-SQuad named
above and an alumnae scXtet. but the
date for this contest has not yet been
decided upon definitely. II probably will
be played early next week.
Rifle teams from George Washing
ton University. Maryland and DrcNcl
Institute Will meet at College Park to-
morrow afternoon for the annual
uldCT-to-shouIder match which will
wind up the local range season for
university markSWomCn.
Neither G.. w nor Maryland has been
defeated this season III individual team
meets The former captured the inter-
collegiate n. r, A. championship re-
Gently, with the latter taking second
place. Interest will center around to-
morrow's match as the only face-to-
face encounter of the two teams rated
the strongest in the country.
Bowling is one of the most popular
sports with members OF the sport Sec
ton Of the Womens City Club. Mrs
Edward FriStOe has been elected chair
man and is organizing two complete
teams of five each. with an adequate
number of substitutes to assure CONF
petitive games both among themselves
and with outside teams.
Helen G; ONeill recently was ap-
pointed chairman Of the riding section
at the City Club. Members of this
group ride out every day.
TheIma Schmitt. chairman of the
swimming section. meets with her group
regularly every Monday and Thursday
evening at the r street Y. w. c. A
pool at 7.30 In the. evening Any who
wish to Join them should get in touch
with Miss Schmitt at 1868 Columbia
road. Columbia 6078W.
Ruth Martin, 1919 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast, is vice chairman
A tea will be given at the clubhouse.
on Jackson place, Sunday afternoon by
the entire sports section. Margaret
Carmodv, chairman Of the gym sec
ton, will talk on the work of her group
and conduct demonstrations Of eXer-
cises leading into dancing.
Wheatley schIag ball squad tri-
umphed over the Madison combination.
IS to 9. in hard-fought game on the
senior circuit of the ROsedale Elemen-
tarv School League yesterday Webb
outhit Madison. 28 10 3. In the Junior
section tilt on the ROSemOut court.
In the Park view interclass series
Al swamped A, 28 to 3, while B-l
scored over 6 B-2. 8 10 10.
Jewish Community Center tOssers,
who are grooming themselves for the
final round OF the South Atlantic A.
A. u title court event. defeated the
StTayer Business College sextet In a
practice tilt % to II last night on
the j. G. G. floor.
Members Of the Center six are the
Misses E. Fishman and L. Shapiro, for
wards; I Weinberg. center. l.. Shofnos.
side center; b. Kronman and +. Men
dlesohn, guards, and Miss Kritt re-
serve.
Strayer tossers in the lineup last
night included the Misses +. Goodwin
and Z. Whittmore, forwards. r.
Mothershead, center. r. Treanor. side
center; B. CoWl and B. Faulconer,
guards, and Miss Treanor. reserve.
American Security e. Trust Co. pass
ers bested the Gypsies of the District