Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-21
AWO net tournaments Of interest
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Capital will opsn tomorrow aft
II crnoon the George Washing
ton University intcrclass tourney
and the Central High School doubles
championship, the preliminary rounds
OF which also have been arranged In
class brackets
George Washington racketers will be-
gin play for their respective class singles
titles tomorrow on the Monument
courts with total Of 20 contestants in
the four brackets. Members OF the
varsity squad, most of whom are COM
peting, are pretty well scattered over
the draw. Elizabeth Wright, captain
and No. player. is entered In the
senior lists: Jenny Turnbull. No: i
player, is drawn with the Juniors. while
Corella Morris and Mary Sproul VIII
Miss Sproul is No. Q on the team and
Miss Morris No. S. Marion Butler. who
holds the fourth position Is not entered.
Myrtle Crouch, tennis manager, Is an
other Senior contestant
The team, which has not been de-
feated In an intercollegiate match in
the past six years. will open its schedule
on May /. meeting American University
on the Monument Park courts. On
March the Colonials will entertain the
Hood College team in an exhibition
match, to be PLAYED on the same courts,
and on May ii they viii go to Harrison-
burg to face the Harrisonburg state
Teachers College. May 10, the Buff
and Blue will ffce the hardest test Of
the season, meeting william and Mary
racketers at williamsburg. Last years
three ranking players. Louise Omwake,
Merriam Davis and Mary Ewin. were
lost to G. w. through graduation but
the new lineup promises some good
material.
The draw for the iuterclsss tourna-
ment Is announced below. Contestants
are advised that first round matches
must be played of. within three days
after the OPENING Of the tourney.
Senior lass-Elizabeth Miles vs.. Betty
Dennine: Hs2el Peterson vs.. Ruth Butler
Msrgeret Lnetier VS.. Myrtle Crouch.
Booth: Naomi Crunaiey vs.. katherine Boy
KIN; Josephine Trey vs. Verna Parsons; Jenny
scphomers CIass-cstherine Palmer VS.
Louise Mackall: Elizabeth Gates, VS.. Anne
stolar Mary Sproul, bye; corela Morris,
freshman Ciass-Rosalie Reed VS. France
sTanStisy Elssn9r use vs. Marian &
Cary Aal VS.. Miss Rowdybush.
Central High net enthusiasts will
gather for their matches on the Six
teenth Street Reservoir courts tomor-
row with II teams competing for
doubles honors.
Only one pair, the Norma Houghton-
Elizabeth Martin combination, Is en-
tered In the freshman section Of the
event, so this team has drawn q "be"
to the interclass finals. when it will
meet the winning team Of the so2ho-
more bracket for place in the title
Anal
Pairings follow:
Seniors. first round-Beatrice Tabin-
ski and Janet Kohner VS.. Grace Wagner
and Virginia Tastet; Rhoda Blose and
Mildred Brown VS.. Louise Mack and
Edith Brookhart Second round
Marian Boyle and Virginia Sutton VS..
Louise Bebb and Helen Youngkin;
Helen Chafee and Harriet Taylor VS..
Audrey Ronte and Helen Yeamens;
Edith Snider and Jane Bishop VS.. Cor
nelia Kerby and Marie Clarke.
Juniors, first round-Cecelia Rhodes
and Helen Clarke VS.. Jacqueline AmeS
and Gladys Fieldings; Virginia Mo-
hurin and Betty Kerbin VS.. Hortense
Clifford and Katherine Brown; Lucy
Ross and Edith Hopkins VS.. Amy Veer-
hoft and Mary Kunna; Mary Solomani
and Oma Lee Corbin, bye.
Sophonores, FIRST round-Mildred
Merrmen and Olivera Dizzy VS.. Marion
Howard and Jean La Rue; Rhine Lind
and Sylvia Cooper. bye.
Freshmen. first round-Nornaa Hough.
ton and Elizabeth Martin, bye.
An iron sof club will be offered as
frst prize for each flight Of the weekly
Army, Navy and Marine Corps golf
tournament to be staged next Thurs
day at the Service Country Club in
nearby Virginia The trophies are the
gift Of Frank Hartig, new golf pro at
the club.
All woman members of the club and
their friends are eligible for entry In
the event. which will be run OF as
usual on the handicap basis.
This past Thursdays event, which
inaugurated play for the Spring sea-
son, was held in conjunction with q
business meeting which resulted in the
selection of new central committee
for women's activities at the club and
the naming Of q secretary treasurer for
this committee, who will handle all
funds In connection with golf or other
events on the sport program and will
have charge also of making reports and