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Evening star., 1928-04-01
CAMBRIDGE IS EASY
VICTOR OVER OXFORD

EE the ANeaNadfFa sFeAht
pUTNEY. England. March 3i.-~~Su-
perior power and steadier rhythm of
stroke fwept the light blue OF Cam"
bridge 10 a decisive triumph over Ok
ford today In the eightieth annual boat
race between the two universities.
Although Cambridge victory had
beeh predicted. the i0-iength lead which
the Light Blue held at the finish was
more decisive than expected by the
vast throng that lined the Thames
course from Putney to MoTtlake.
In both individual strength and
machine efficiency the Cambridge eight
proved unmis.akably better than fhe
crew which pulled yaliaiiiiy for the
Dark Blue. The yictors finished the
AZ mile grind without sign Of distress.
while far behind the Oxford crew la
bored In broken fashion,
cambridge's easy success today
stretched the Light Blue string Of vic-
tories through Ave consecutive years
and pulled the university up TO within
one Of tieina the total Of 40 races OK
ford has won
Leaping 10 The fore al the start The
Cambridge shell never Whs headed
throughout the long plug. The first mile
was strenuous sprint, with Oxford
struggling gameiy 10 regain the few feet
The Light Blues seized with the ilrst
fey sweeps of their oars.
The fleet Of launches buzzing about
the iAb0rlng 0arbmen could Eee that OK
ford WIS stfaining. giving every ounce
0f power In the boat while Cambridge
foWed with easy, sffortiess rhythm. At
tile HamnaTsmith Bridge Cambridgn
cleared the DARK Blue shell and from
that point on the open water between
The speeding craft widened rapidly
until the race became q procession
II Was agreed that the time of 40
minutes 26 seconds, that failed 10
threaten The record of 1920 Oxford
made IN 1911. could have been bettAred
II Cambridge had been hard pressed.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

TANK MARKS BROKEN
AS MICHIGAN SCORES

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 81 .~~~
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marks were broken as Michigan Eofs
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Evening star., 1928-04-01

Ten different college teams visit here
this week. Before the week Is ended
local institutions will be in competition
with some of the strongest base ball
teams in the East. and in addition one
lacrosse game and track meet are
scheduled. Teams from Virginia to
Vermont and New Hampshire are to
appear here in the next six days.
University Of Vermont, Bucknell. La
favette. Colgate Dartmouth, Lehigh,
Penn state, Boston College, Virginia
Military Institute and Randolph Macon
squads will be seen on local fields. the
first eight in base ball and the last two
In track and lacrosse,
GEORGETOWN and Catholic University
play at home all this week, but Mary
land is on a trip which carries il
through Virginia. North Carolina,
Georgia and South Carolina. All three
schools opened thei- schedules last
week
Lafayette, Colgate. Penn State and
Boston College play base eall on
Boston College games take place Sat
,lrday the former in the morning and
the latter in the afternoon. Bucknell.
Vermont and Lehigh viii be Catholic
Un.versitv's opponents, all at Brook
land. Maryland has game every day.
meeting consscutiveiy North Carolina in
two games, North Carolina State. Geor-
gia in two games and Georgia Tech.
Maryland teams engage in the only
other competitions besides base ball.
The Old Line track and lacrosse teams
open their schedules with Virginia
Military Institute and Randolph-Ma-
con. both being listed at College Park
Saturday.
-v-a.s ...~A n,,S ,o~+ u,gu ha ap,onv
the biggest of the college year, as 1t
marks the time when most OF the
Northern schools come South on their
annual base ball trips. Before the
two weeks 60 by practically every
Northern school of any consequence
viii be seen on some local base ball
field
Here Is a list of competitions for
tbs week:
Rucknell al Catholic University.
Maryland at North Carolina.
TUESDAY.
Maryland at North Carolina.
WEDNESDAY.
LAFAYETTE at Georgetown.
Maryland at North Carolina State.
THURSDAY.
Colgate at Georgetown.
Vermont at Catholic University.
Maryland at Georgia.
FRIDAY.
MARYLAND at Georgia.
SATURDAY.
Lehigh at Catholic University.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
NAVY TWELVE WINS
FROM N. Y. U., 7 TO 3

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 81
Though defeated. to 3. by the Navy
at lacrosse here this afternoon New
York University staged a creditable
rally In the last 10 minutes OF the
game, scoring three goals IN that space
of time. Two OF these we're shot by
Lanee and the other by waterfall
The Navy scored four goals In the
first half. excelling In speed and team
play. though It's stick work was not UP
TO the usual standard.
The locals also scored three goals
In the first 10 minutes of the second
half.
The lodging of shooting OF Capt
Ransford and eastman featured the
play OF the Navy team
Evening star., 1928-04-01
DREADNAUGHTS TO TRY
THEIR DIAMOND SQUAD

ALEXANDRIA. March sl.-~~nreaSs
naught base ball team win try out only
small number al players. as their sea-
sons opener comes April &
TheSe toSserS are asked Ia report for
intensive drilling tomorrow afternoon
at 80 o'clock OH Baggett Field;
Dreifus, Ford, Hsser, Homan. Lsmerlc,
Fraser, S'imonS. Gcesa, Sweeney, Collie
Driver Lyons, Hutchinson and Wood
M other nlayers will be carried unleSs
pronounced Weaknesses develop
Evening star., 1928-04-01
FRANKLIN SHERMAN HIGH
ELECTS DARNE CAPTAIN

MCLEAN. Va, March 81. Forrest
Darne has heen selected captain Of this
seasons Franklin Sherman High School
base ball team. with Russell Orrison.
manager
The flrst-string team includes Darne.
pitcher James Magarity, catcher
Norman Magarity. first base Orrison,
second base George Hileman. short-
atop, Howard Bradford. third base !,
Ralph Coekrill. left tlald Leonard
Caslow. center fitield, and Vincent
tsehermefhorn, right fleld.
Forestville Highs regulars are Melvin
Dafne. pitcher, Billy Costello. catcher,
Sidney Foilin, first base, holland
Burgess, second base Wilson Lanham.
Ahortatap william Darne, third base !,
Mitchell Reid, left field Leigh Sanders.
center field. and Claude burgess. right
field Burgess has been chosen captain
and Melvin narne. manager,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
LAUREL HIGH EXPECTS
GOOD DIAMOND SEASON

LAUREL Nd. March 3l.--wisn Ssy-
cral members of last seasons ntne and
much promising material ST hsa5
Laurel High Is looking u a slc>cSsiu.
h1sa hali season this Spring.
Candidates include A.3.thcw Cum
ningham Jack whi.tsksr. Pey White
heat. John Ball. Franklin Ovens
Ro5ert Bowie. Norman Ffcihcr, DsFid
Fisher, Ralph White, Trimanucl Car
rites. Eimor Murphy. Norton Phelrs,
wilbur Mrrslani, Edwin Murphy anu
nndisY Leizrer
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Batemen. Laycock. Douglass. l.. Radtke
Marshall. Stall and the Bauer brothers
Two games are planned today by
Coilegians. the first against the Yose-
mites ut II o'clock on the East Ellipse
and the second against Miller Furni-
ture Co. on diamond No. at O'Clock
Bond tossers, who will engage Busi-
ness High tomorrow. will drill this
morning at 1880 o'clock on Monument
diamond No. /.
Alexandria. Bancroft g. Washington
Bus Co diamonders viii engage Arling-
ton A. A. nine in a practice game on
Arlington field this afternoon al 2:30
O'Clock. Manager Deutcrmann of the
bus team wants all his players on hand.
An unlimited class nine has been
formed by Brookland. Woodbridge and
Langdon tossers under the name of
Monroe Athletic Club. Business Man
challenges at North l04e4. between
$50 and pm. or by mali et 1912
Monroe street northeast Several out
of~town games are wanted
All aspirants. new and old. are asked
TO be on the job when the Cabin John,
Md. nine drills for the first time this
morning at Glen Echo at 1880 o'clock
Noah Downes. star pitcher. is again
on the team and Leonard Downs has
been signed by the Frederick. Md, Blue
Ridge League team. Unlimited class
mines are being scheduled by Manager
Norman c. Lynch at Cabin John.
- hM
which will compete In the Capital City
League. will be held Thursday night at
. o'clock at the home of Manager Wee
Willie GlaScoe,
krOyd0n base bailers will practice this
afternoon at | o'clock on East Ellinse.
These players are asked to be on the
job Mothershead. Collins. Keeiey,
Davis, liortSman, Shecter. Roberts,
Holden, Blaustein, Davidson, Enoch and
Mateer.
Representatives Of the following
teams attended meeting of the Fed
cral diamond loop held Friday; Labor
Department War Department. Vet
efans' Bureau. Navy Department. Com
mcree Department and Shipping
Board, Proposed changes In playing
rules we're discussed, as were methods
OF financing the league. The next
meeting will be held April 40 at Tumble
Inn at 5 pm.
Commerce Department base hallers
will begin practice April 4, and all
candidates. old and new. are asked TO
promptly call Manager William 8.
Andrews. Cleveland i720. Branch 20.
between Ii and o'clock,
Phoenix t0ssers will drill this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock with National Circles
on the Rosedale grounds. Manager
William Andrews In booking games for
both teams, and each will play inde-
pendent ball Andrews may be reached
by calling Lincoln DBp2 or by address
Ing $40 Fourth street northeast,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
MIDDIES WIN GAME
ON TWO BIG RALLIES

! ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 3i,~-A
rally In the sixth and eighth enabled
the Naval Academy nine to win from
Bucknell. 9 TO 8. after the visitors had
led by to Mt the end of their half
of the sixth.
Throughout the game the Navy led
with the stick. but 1t punched the safe
ones effectively In those innings,
Wilson pitched FIVE innings and was
wild. three bases with an error and
singles by Hambacker and Jones giving
them three runs In the fifth.
In the sixth Gentner hit for
homer with two on the bases. and
Miller. first up In the seventh, deliv-
cred similar clout,
In the eighth another trio WIS made
on singles by Lampc, Hannegan. Miller
and Stroh and some good work on the
bases.
Box score:
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LAWLER TO HANDLE
ALEXANDRIA REGATTA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March 3l.--E. E.
Lawler, jr has been appointed chair
man Of the Old Dominion Boat Club
regatta committee by John NJ. Reed.
newly elected president.
Lawlcr has served as chairman OF
the regatta body for several years. He
will have entire charge Of planning the
details for the Southern Rowing Asso-
citation meet here on July al. when
clubs from Washington. Baltimore and
Richmond will compete.
The local scholastic base ball season
will open Thursday with Episcopal High
School meeting Tech Of Washington on
the Hoxton Field at $50.
Alexandria High. cheated out OF Its
opening game yesterday By rain. which
prevented It's contest with Fredricks-
burg High at Fredericksburg. is listed TO
meet Washington and Lee High School
CT Ba!lston. Va. on Hayden Ftcld next
Saturday
Raymond Heberiig, star forward OF
the Old Dominion Boat Club basket ball
team, is coaching the base ball team at
Lee-Jackson High School. Heberiig Is
the athletic director there.
The girls basket ball team of Alex
andria High School will give a dance
In the armory hall here on April 90
Alexandria Gun Club has decided TO
hold shoots each Saturday afternoon at
Its traps In Janneys Lane until further
notice.
ST. Mary's Ceities will stage a work.
out tomorrow afternoon on the North
Alfred street diamond at 80.
Charles Corbett, chairman of the
American Legion base ball committee.
viii report his groups activities 10 Alex
andria Post. No. ~. American Legion.
at Its meeting here next Friday night.
Cardinal Athletic Club pastimcrs vii!
drill on the pentagon Park diamond to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Columbia Engine Company will prac-
tice on Hayden Field at 80 pm. to-
morrow.
Manager Frank Davis requests all
candidates for the No. truck and en-
gine company team 10 report for prac-
ticc tomorrow. A field has not yet been
obtained, but players may learn where
the practice will be staged BY calling
the fircnousc tomorrow morning.
Sarerta lodge. No. &c. independent
Order Odd Fellows. will practice tomor-
row on It's diamond near Potomac at
.230
The opening OF the Arlington County
scholastic base bali championship series
was delayed by rain which brought
about a postponement OF the George
Mason Washington and Lee game. The
contest is scheduled TO be played at
Ballston, Va, Monday, at 3:30.
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NAVY ELECTS TWOHY.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 81 Henry
u. TWohy of Spokane Wash has been
elected captain of the Naval Academy
waller polo team for nAxt season. Mid
shtpmAn Cleveland r. Miller nf provi~
dsnce, II. l., viii be manager,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
eg0ReK wAsMINeToN -.
gyggxEl, ftr4}.
sntmmfns mfiI BE- the main leDle DIS.

Swimming @fu bs th% main MD8s as
celssed 81 ff19 regular monthly meeting
d the Wegt1if3gton ts~sneh ~ the
v,or9sn's division. National Amateur
kth'@tlc Federattan. to be he'd ~ fhe
= ". e. n tg~aIeaarteYs 3ePeDt@entn
sa@ r streets. W2dn,saay night at BIB
cr'grk.
Fras~e neies. swimming Instructor
r. 'fe@ Y ". VII t1lR to the group Oh
sessE3gg,sng Gp~r DISCUSSION will fol-
lr'T kff@* tI4e npeG'.g19 tae pcoi Wall b.
cs3@~ ~ ai3 cf the group Sfiao have bad
fs>5s U9yFfeat e3a mira toms. ANY oar
r f.ftrsHo 20 t@te f8@ examination before
set@$F@sS2Y DO oFfeg ~ Nntoy dip
foGs.le e~f g9 t9ach wtl3 Miss Mei5s
fHe earllset naoFn<3t.
ss..a >1a e4t@Dtiep of The Booming
<sse C2raelS an5 Columbia Heigl1t&
f+-sla.eu see9.rs. Wnlcu w3l opsn after
y@eFnI. ~ u the elementary sepool
s>h1aa hsii ieagsJe viii b. III full swing
fh]e |Tes Natf sajafe'aes Ieegues Eno
.ne sno31 utcfsehoo3 circuit III addition.
heegFoi8g ~ on3cisaf ~ playground
b@Ren4a "t"gs f.is9 1000 gifiG VII par
f.~3r%ts 81 tSle$e schedules this Spring.
feft 3y1na ~ the immense popularity 81
th" sD3r3 among Junior athletes.
B1f2 bja kYen1f's senior s15 ttinfof
feaGoU}es both viii b. inauggrated
Tuesdsg afternoon tse former with a
game bFt~eea Bffnt apd Handls High
lands aBe the latter with the hanfie
Highlands 64gsd meeting branch scilooi
representatives
Tomorrow Corcotan and Trinity viii
ogmn tjle oeofgetown junior division
card wEaacn elraHdy na& iseeD afalo1Iaf
90. EeRDygl viii play Peabody III Plaza
playground The Ii1if6 game 0f sectsou
II n the junior division circuit, Willlf
Klagsmsn end h10Ty Will meet of nlf
Eo&scEie fAeiS
John Burroughs School viii insaEtl'
Telf sn iptefclsAs series IN tWo 6aetl0rls= rs
nenlor AND junior 9e former opening
lou1orrop and The latter Tuesday after
noon All games in this series VIII Dt
mayed on tas Burroughs School ground
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Score by innirgs:
Eueknen .....,.,. @ q IL
Navy .......... q l q 3 | 2 S~~a
Two.hasa hits-~~Iames. Hamhacker. rhree-
base hits~~Clough Strnh. Home runs
Center. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Stroh Porter
Stolen hRses---tieatner. =; Miller. First
base on hals---on Wilson. 3: on 'Hslicti. !.
struck out BY wilson, 4: hy Bauer. ?; hr
Hahcki g. Wild pitchcs--Wilsan Hsheki
Hitf-~0n Wilson. 1 in Ave innings: of
Bauer. ) in four innings. Winning .pitchtr--.-
Bauer. Hit by pitcher~-McCprmick by VII
son. Mitchell by Bauer, Passed ball
Quinn Lett on hases---Bucknell, 7: Navy,
n. First base on crrofs--Ruckn@h =; Navy,
=, Un,pires--~Mr j. n. Green. NJ plate Mr.
j. V. Hughes, ON bases. Time OF Eane--@
hours 35 minutes,
Evening star., 1928-04-01

~ r,vEEAI. more base ball teams of
the scholastic group are carded
to open their campaigns this
- week, but 1t viii b. some time
btfora the season gets under way
In earnest.
At least one contest Is slated each
day this week except Thursday.
Business. which was handicapped by
belated Start In its preparation. but
has been getting In some good lick5 the
past few days. will have its first COM
petivc action when 1t engages Bonds
tossers on the Monument Lot tomorrow
Central and Western are down for the
first games of their schedules on Tues
day, the former being slated to engage
st. Adams on the latter's field and
Western being scheduled to face Emer-
son. Georgetown Prep and Rockville
High also are carded to play a game
postponed from last Thursday.
Eastern Is to meet Gonzaga Wednes-
day in the first tilt for both teams.
Leonard Hall and Dewitt also are to
face here the same day.
Following Thursdays idleness. Dewitt
Is listed TO entertain Shenandoah Col
lege here Friday and St. Adams Is
scheduled to play hest TO Forrest PARK
High Of Baltimore here Saturday.
Coach Gordan Rath is hustling his
Eastern High track charges along for
their opening test against Episcopal
High at Alexandria on April 13. The
Light Blue and White will compete in
the Dewitt meet here April 81 and
April % will entertain Harpers Ferry.
w. Va, High In the Eastern Stadium.
May 5 will find Eastern at Annapolis
for clash with the Navy Plebes and
May IL the Lincoln Parkers may go out
to College Park 70 engage the University
Of Maryland Freshmen. The c Club
games May 10 and the public high
title meet. which probably viii take
place May IS, will conclude Eastern's
schedule.
A determined effort Is to be made
&his season TO firmly establish golf as
ranking sport in the public high
schools. Efforts will be made to secure
letters for players representing the
various schools which will have team
and for one school. at least. this CO.
jective has, 1t IS understood. ALREADY
been attained Four of the five schools
or all except Eastern have formed
teams and. Judging from the cnthu-
siasn manifest. the schoolboy li1ksmcn
ars going to put On real champion
ship series A cup has been offered
the victorious team by Berry & Whit
more For the past few seasons efforts
have been made TO get golf on CON-
pctitive plane comparable to other
sports in the public high schools. but
the movements have not been as sac
cessful ss desired Tech won both til-
team end individual titles last Sn~.as
Representatives of Central. Tech
Western ani Business have agrect
upon scheeiu!e OF IL inteThigh
matches. Of which rre ~ b.
played on the cou"8e of ;he Washing
ton Coli aud Country Club.
Escn t>am will mret the other twics
tn. schedule opening April Il End con-
Evening star., 1928-04-01

LAUREL, MD, March 81 "a meeting
0f the IaurfissaVage Sunday School
Base Ball League VIII be held Monday
la1a y ss pn leoo. fsfas ,ns a ra
win be- considered and Dffleers elected
for the coming season. ..
Evening star., 1928-04-01

n Atlantic A. A. u. champion
NV ship games at the Arcadia
Y Y today and tonight and the
final contest OF the X. of c.
Anacostla Eagles. independent title
series scheduled the latter part of this
week, local amateur basket ball will be
tossed on the shelf for another season.
Baltimore's champions will be seen
at their best against washington teams,
who we're victorious in the recent
tournament. at the Arcadia this after
noon and tonight. Baltimoreans hold
the advantage OF having been active
throughout the past week, as they just
completed their prclminaries Friday
night. Washington's winners have been
more or less inactive during the past
week.
Woodlothians and Young Mems
Hebrew Association fives. the latter OF
Baltimore. will meet In the feature con-
test at 9i5 o'clock tonight. This Is the
unlimited class final.
Jewish Community Center. local 130-
pound champs, will meet Susquchan-
mock Tribe cagemen in the opening
number at o'clock. Woltz A. c. and
Celtic A. c. quints take the floor at
o'clock for the 145-pound title scrap.
st. Johns Victors. local 100-pound
title winners. are to open the nights
Evening star., 1928-04-01
BALL GAME POSTPONED.

ALEXANDRIA, March 81 ~~Because
Of tIle cold weather the base ball game
scheduled between Tech High 0f Wash
iglgton sDd Episcopal High here this
sn4Fnoon was postponed until nekt
Wednesday,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
SCOTS WIN AT SOCCER.

LONDON. March Al t4sl, Scotland
defeated England by Ave goals te one
In their flfty~second annual mternas
tional soccer match today,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
LIONEL TossERs TO nRIrL.

Lionel midget ball tossefs drill this
afternoon At o'clock on South EllirSe,
Candidates. especially pitchers, will he
welcomed
Evening star., 1928-04-01
CALIFORNIA Is HEATEN.

BERKELEY. Cailf,, March al (SlN~
The san Francisco Olympic Club noSed
out the University at California, a1 10
alis IN their annual meet here today
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Navy, 7; New York University. ..
MARYLAND, Il LtfiFonAsiis Club Ut
Baltimore, D. lFTaeties ganae.D
Evening star., 1928-04-01
WOMEN In SPORT

and will start at $3.50 O'Clock.
Schedules for the virginia avenue and
John Burroughs circuits are announced
below:
Evening star., 1928-04-01

pionShip. Ine COIonlalS tEi-
umph was announced yesterday. follow
ing release of official scores made in
regional shoots staged last Saturday all
over the country. In the competition
for this region George Washington's s
rangers counted total Of 1882 against
i.282 for the second-place University
Of Maryland team.
University of West Virginia was sec
ond to George Washington in the ma
tional rankings with 1916, and Kan
sas Agricultural and Mechanical. With
1891, was third.
Other teams from this region finished
as follows In the national competition:
Maryland. sixth; University Of Gin
cinnati. 1889. twelfth Georgetown.
1899. eighteenth: Virginia Military
Institute, l.2l4, nineteenth. and Johns
Hopkins. ll30. twenty-first.
Championship honors automatically
fell to the highest team In all the
matches. 1t was the first time such a
Evening star., 1928-04-01

6oala-~RAnsford ar. IeN Cor. Ylller
Allen, eastman. f.anse 81, wate'salI. sub
cuftata ~. Eses. MiIlsr
rann for Tvcs rhrAtian for camnls~il New
York tinlverstty. Manin fot Lehman. MARI
leY for Sthn1ldt Rpferee--NF. Wvife tMouas
" n Shin~tnn. Goal unutres-~- Messrs. Al.
bettson ami Do.ison fSatyt. Time "f haises
40 minutes
Evening star., 1928-04-01
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Georgetown, ~; Vermont, 10,
Maryla nd. III Virginia, |,
Catholic a.. ii w. NJ. L., /,
Iowa, III ~. i.0mls H., 0.
Navy, III NnekneIl, \,
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Auto BODIES, Radiators and
Tenders Repaired
vreeaeprnni radiators and eoysrs IA stash
Nit.stAtls, tHas IAlh, Bet, r. a q
80 18th, VI hiask nelew Ave.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

The local scholastic base ball season
will open Thursday with Episcopal High
School meeting Tech OF Washington Oh
the Hoxton Field at $50.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

EoRGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSITY'S rife team has
r won the national intercollegi-
ate indoor smail-bore cham
v{o,,ehin The C0iOniAlS trt-
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Alexandria High. cheated out OF Its
opening game yesterday By rain. which
prevented It's contest with Fredricks-
burg High at Fredericksburg. is listed TO
meet Washington and Lee High School
CT Ballston. Va, on Hayden Field next
Saturday
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Raymond Heberiig, star forward OF
the Old Dominion Boat Club basket ball
team, is coaching the base ball team at
Lee-Jackson High School Heberiig Is
the athletic director there.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

The girls basket ball team of Alex
andria High School will give dance
in the armory hall here on April 90.