Evening star., 1936-10-10
HOCKEY TEAM HERE
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they will engage the Philadelphia club
at the Merton Cricket Club.
The Welsh, here for the first time,
played in Pittsburgh Wednesday and
today are in st. Louis. They have an
engagement in Wichita, Kans.. Tues
day, and will stop in both Iowa City
and Chicago before returning East.
Both the English and the Welsh will
participate in the series of round
robin matches at the Philadelphia
tournament before leaving for home
November 4.
r TPON arriving in New York the
girls from the British Isles were
met by numerous sport lovers, includ-
ing Miss Gertrude Hopper of Boston.
president of the United States Field
Hockey Association: Miss Anne Town
send of Philadelphia, secretary of the
federation, and Miss Suzanne Cross of
Philadelphia, head of the Finance
Committee.
The Australian team will cover the
most territory among those in the
sports pageant, playing in Milwaukee,
Wis. today; Madison, Wis, tomorrow,
and Detroit, Mich, next Saturday, on
their way from the Pacific Coast to
the hockey fete at Philadelphia. On
their way home they have three
games scheduled in Los Angeles and
three around San Francisco.
Members of the Irish team have
their complete schedule other than
conference games in New England and
Eastern States, having engagements at
Smith College, Worcester, Mass; New
York, Providence, r. l., and Boston,
Mass. The South African delegation
will be seen only at the tournament
and at the Montclair Athletic Club
in New Jersey. Adelphi College at
Garden City, Long Island. N. Y, and
at the Greenwich Academy at Green
wich, Conn.
The Middle West will be stormed
by the hockey lassieS of Scotland, who
play at the University of Cincinnati,
Earlham College. Richmond. Ind;
Chicago, III, and Cleveland, Ohio.
Among the events planned to amuse
these Travelled hockey-stick toters from
other countries, other than hockey
matches and the tour of Washington,
is an all-day trip to Princeton, N. j,
Saturday. October "a They will, per-
haps for the first time in their lives,
watch an American roofing perform
ance at the foot ball game to be
played there that day between Prince
ton and the United States Naval
Academy, and are being entertained
at luncheon.
The American countryside will be
offered for their inspection on Mon
day. October 26, when they will make
trip to Valley Forge and have a
picnic lunch there. That evening
they will be the guests of Frank B.
Foster at an informal supper he is
giving in their honor at his farm at
Phoenixville. Pa.
A woman's college in America will
be visited by the ladies from across
the seas when they are the guests of
Bryn Mawr College Thursday. Octo-
Der 29. In the afternoon informal
hockey is planned. and in the eve
ming they will watch American COL
lege women present an amateur night
program at Goodhart Hall, after sup
per on the campus.
A banquet will be held in their
honor at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in
Philadelphia on Saturday, october 81,
the night before the conference ends.
THE American team to meet the
foreign squadrons at Philadelphia
is the group of l8 players chosen last
year at the 1885 national field hockey
tournament. A first-string eleven will
be lined up by the National Selection
Committee during the coming week,
but none of the Washington players
on the field this afternoon is on
that list.
To carry the United States attack
in Pennsylvania the Selection Com
select from:
Elizabeth Toulmin Of Philadelphia,
member of the all-America team of
1885; May Howe of Philadelphia, all
America 1885 and 1884; Anne B.
Townsend of Philadelphia, captain,
all-America 1923-1935; Mrs. Catherine
Kendig Clegg of Philadelphia, all