Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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BASKETBALL Coach Manager Miss LILLIAN MOORE ADAIR SOHST A Captain A ETHEL STEVENS Center Side-Center ,JANET WHEDON ALIDA BEAMON Forwards Guards ETHEL STEVENS SARAH REED DOROTHY CHAMPLIN g HELEN VAN HORN Substitutes Rebecca Black Helen Boyd Frances Boyd Margaret Maflitt A Mary Pollock B any outside games, we had some fast games between the class teams on ,I O court We had wonderful material for a team that ,Q our own outdo r . would have been hard to beat, for the girls showed a real lighting spirit in their play. I We all Want to thank Miss Moore for her coaching, and the personal interest she took in the girls. QASKETBALL this year was a real success, and although We did not play Page 71

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BASEBALL Rebecca Black lvlargaret Mafhtt Frances Boyd A Dorothy Patterson Lyden Bratton A A Sarah Reed Agnes Essley Adair Sohst Lois Handy ' Ethel Stevens Florence Hastings Katherine Zimmerman ASEBALL practice was not started until April this year owing to the unfavorable weather. As is customary at Maryland, inter-class games were played, rather than games with outside teams. A silver cup was awarded to the winning team. Three games were played between the Freshmen and Sophomores, and the winning team, the Freshmen challenged the upperclassmen. Baseball has always been a favorite sport at Maryland College, and so again this year we enjoyed some extremely interesting games.