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Oxford Wins Meet Despite Aid
Given Cambridge by Americans

MILE RUN Won nv e. g Grprn
1amhudsa second. H. NJ. oConaot oxford
Time. -
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Wet4htmar. Smith Cambridge sets,ad. 4. e
Livingston. LeaYDaoath tambf&dSe Tune
- - &E& varsity record.
l0asfARn nASH~-Waa rs D. " 4
Rinket Cambridge sesond F. r. Smauhs
Cambridge thirsi. n Leigh wnod osfard
Time Ia seconds.
bridge. - fert IN iaehes ses.lsad y. r
Parker :, oxtcrd; thur, 6 t:at.sf Oxford,
&. Wrlghtman smith, Cambridge second, r
q. Livingston lie armouth Cambridge Time
~ - Seconds fEuusis varsity Fecard
ss1,YARD Ruk-wnn nv e r g. Green
Csa,hrs,ise Tine III =.
POLE tAuLT--Wan ~ G r Faust. Ox
ford - feet thew varsity record yasrona
r. r. Nntiil Florida and Oxford ffmiyrr
stiles feet 2 tnchss th,Fd. n. II. Rasses
Cambridge
THREE. MILE RCS~~wan nv W A. NJ
EowaTds. Oxford: setoad u = A T. JcsSnp
Cambridge third l. Thomas. oxford Time
Is 00st
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COLUMBIA FENCERS
WIN IN SEMl-FINALS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. March e4.-After
seven hours of fencing with foils. sabres
and epee here this afternoon. Columbia
emerged decisive victor with all three
weapons in the Semi-finals of the
Southern division OF the Intercollegiate
Fencing Association
The Naval Academy was second with
foils and Ssbres and Princeton was next
10 Columbia with the epee.
Pennsylvania was fourth contestant.
The first and second teams with each
weapon will enter The finals Of the as
ISOLATION in New York City, April 5
and g.
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BY II. c. BYRD.

College base ball gets under way thi
week. with Georgetown and Cathol
University opening their schedules
Georgetown plays four games, the frs
Of which is tomorrow with Springfield
College. all on its own field Catholi,
q, takes part in two contests, both a
Lexington. Va. the first on Friday with
Washington and Lee and the second OF
Saturday with Virginia Military Inst
tute.
Georgetown has two games will
Springfield College, the second beins
listed Tuesday The other two con,
tests the Blue and Gray is TO play or
its home field are with Bucknell OF
Friday and Vermont Saturday.
Maryland is not listed TO begin It:
season until ii starts southern triv
8 week from tomorrow
Gallau6et is not to be represented ir
base ball. while George washington has
not yet decided whether or not it will
In its first game tomorrow il is likely
that Georgetown will send Gillespie ano
Burch in 10 do most OF the pitchino
and several PLAYERS may get oppoF
tIlnitiss to show what they can do in
the various positions. In other words
while the Blue and Gray will announce
a starting lineup. il is almost sure that
the games with Springfield, unless the
visitors are entirely too strong and un-
less the men who start play exception
ais well. will be used as something Of
= tryout. with different men getting
chances in the positions for which they
are battling
Georgetown expects To have good
team. II IS strongly fortified in every
position, especially in pitching, which
- 80 t1T kN~f7
per cent Of any college game Few
college mines are as well prepared for
sab emergencies as GEORGETOWN, with
such men as Gillespie and Burch 10
carry the main burden
Catholic University plans 10 leave
here Thursday afternoon for its games
With Washington and Lee and Virginia
Military Institute Coach Charley Mo-
ran is working hard with his squad in
an effort to plug some big gaps left hy
men who were graduated, last season.
Just how well he is succeeding. though.
cannot be told until after the new team
has been under fire.
Cathnlsc University has completed its
track schedule and will take part in
four dual meets. the Penn RELAYS and
q qua6rangular meet. The first event
for the 50 ad Is the Penn relays, April
= and 3. The next is May :. a dual
meet with william and Mary. and after
that come dual affairs with GaIlaudet
on May s. George washington Nav IL
ana Temple University May 10. On
May Is is TO be held the quadrangular
meet with Gaiiaudet. George Washing
ton and Johns Hopkins
Dorsey Griffith. fsrnsr GEORGETOWN
sprint star, is TO coach the team.
Griffith 10 years ago was one OF the
most brilliant dash men in the South
and he ought TO be able To get the best
cut of the material available.
Iohmny Leng and Raw Foley were
high scorers for the Catholic University
basket bal team last Winter. Long
Jed Foley by 10 points Long counted
ia points for his school In the is
games In which he took part. an av-
eTage OF almost II 20 the game Foley
got 100 points Harvey. who was the
key 81 the teams success In many re-
spectx. made is4 The highest nur1-
her ccunted by any otiarF PLAYER was
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BAL IM0RE GUNNERS
BEAT CAPITAL TEAM

Baltimore markSmen defeated Wssh-
inston's best trap shooters In an inter-
CITY match on the Benning range YES
terday afternoon. n3i To o37.
Bob Lee veteran of the visiting team
and Frank Burrows local crack shot
each shattered % OF 100 targets 10 tie
for high individual honors.
RnEIiie.
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WlEN lHdINl1UHI ar4rfR
Class A~~FaWNtt 03 Lee as Walker
riass B--Hunicr 81 Lane rs. Mamfiga
hn Hufruas rs williams n, nuianfX
~ slime, nA' Rsp. sS Mitchell NJ now
man, NJ Rutherford 90 RosleY %
Chess c-Meferi lu Rdgelrp ~ wrtsei
~ EmHlnns ~ Msreey sN wsTnrr IS
Shss4l,c., ~ shleoat % hlundons ~ =,
ko0p. - WIisan 4. Green ~. Franklin
~ parsats sa Monroe -; Butter ~
WsniFa9o ~ Wfsnn 81 GnattV IS Cal.
ion rs silver :; nay m Mitchell ~
MrMiehaei. ~ tapblns ~ feok u
Bsgtl'aenew ~ Norton 46xsn
Pr"fnss]onalses- KloakaeF ~ Fals sg
tittusHaT1 ~ Worthinxton IA Shaab
Jn e. sheltoH n6
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TITLE FlvES JIM LOCAL
s. A. COURT TOURNEY

1eo-round eiass-St. Johns Vietorx.
iiS-ponnd elax$-Esys Club Stand
ards
Center.
1a5-pound class-W0ltz - G.
Unlimited clasg-Woadlcthi7 rs
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SILVER SPRING SCORES.

ciSsall. Saxon Post OF Silver SPRING.
Md. defeated Kensingtnn, Md. rest,
aATa ~ a,haa In The hrRt block III a
i0sgama American Legion hnwlina series
last night II kenhinatnn. q, CLARK Tor
the winners and a Warthen fnf the
ioasFs With sets Of asa and 90. Tekpec.
lively. led their teams.
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CORINTHIANS TO PRACTICE,

All c0FinlhiAn A, q, teams with pFars
lice today nn Nnrth fsliinae diamond
Midgsta will report I'll 10 n'riaek Insects
70 IL n'elnnk. Juniors ri | o'clock and
senl0ns 81 J o'clock AM new esndi.
dates vii be given d trial.
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REHR WINS NET FINAL

oRMoNn REACH. Fla. March -
tFN Allen Rehf New York, today de-
teated L. n Rice, Newton Center. Mass.
Is, "a, 49, "a tn win the
Florida East Coast tennis tournament
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w yTTH the completion OF the
u | South Atlantic tournament
wv the latter part of this week,
amateur basket ball is ex-
pectcd to make its exit until
next Fall.
Washington's champion teams Sc
lected during the past three weeks from
IL teams competing In the big tourna-
ment at the Arcadia, will meet the win
nerS in a similar tournament just COM
pleted in Baltimore.
These games will be played the lat
ter part of this week. Two or three
of the contests will be staged here and
the remainder will be played in the
Maryland city, on successive nights.
Winners in these games will be ac-
claimed amateur champions OF the
South Atlantic district for the 1923
season
Several independent contests remain
on the program before the athletes turn
outdoors for the Summer sports.
Anacostia Eagles will defend their
we'll earned independent unlimited title
today against a crack all-star five, COM
posed of present and former Central
High stars under the guidance of Bert
CoeginS. Blue and White court mentor.
With Burgess, Colly. Jim Birthright
and Woodward in the lineup, the Cen
trail Blues have a chance to hand the
Eagles their first defeat of the season
al the hands of local quint Cen
traliteS battled last night in South
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CANTON FIVE TAKES TITLE

CHAMPAIGN, III, March "a tFN, 49,
Illinois crowned = new State high school
basket ball champion tonight when
Canton SWent to = Nne~Sidea victory
over West High ef Aurora, rs % .,
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NEN NANNN sINNI.Es

J. r LuahN - ! thartas HilL as. 4 san
wits al: : Ca G"l,iniai 9 a,s - s cGtk ''s sSS
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HARTFORD SINGLES
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REVERE SINGLES
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Walsh $40 Paul rshle5, ;lsi
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FAIRFAX PLANS BIG
SPRING SPORTS CARD

FAIRFAX. Va. March 24.--Fairfax
County High School Athletic Associa-
ton will meet next Wednesday IN the
Oakton High gym to plan the annual
county track meet and Spring field day.
A silver cup, donated by the Fairfax
County Chamber OF Commerce and now
the property of the Herndon High
School. will be awarded the school
scoring most points. The cup must be
won three years for permanent posses
sion.
schedule for the Spring base ball
season has been arranged and the VIM
ner viii be awarded cup offered by
r. E. Knight of Alexandria
The base ball schedule follows
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WASHINGTON TEAN'

PHILADELPHIA TEAMS
keystore No. I. Pennsylvania r. Il. Gen.
eral Ofi,ce $40
Keystone No. :, Pennsylvants n. II. Gen.
eral offee ] 4nI
NEW HAVEN TEAMS
New York. New haven Hartford Gen.
erai OfhCns sng
Wooster Team tSTI
:, New York. New haven & Hartford Neg
Haven Division i4f1
Roger sherman M l. $50
Rnger sherman Ma :" s@6
Rogers Recreation. / G5s
AlroH1tyip Men isii
BROOKLYN TEAMS
mi SpnelIas stare s.S
Phi Sri1ellas 0rpheuul ST.
Phil Sclneilas Borough Eeii 1906
OTHER TEAMS.
New Britain tcouR.t Tear1 ia
Red MtH9rs Pave. Revere. Mass. l. 7nf
WILMINGTON rnY+.4 pc
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4
Apfil 6--Herndon 81 Clifton 0akton AZ
Mclean
April l3-~CNfton at Oaktou Mclean at
Herrdon
Anrll "o---Cliiton at Herndou Mclean at
Oakton.
April 9s--Herndon al Mclean oakten At
Ch Fton
Nav Clifton at Mclean. Oakton IT
Hertdrn
May fI-Herndou at oakton. Mclean at
Clifton.
DIVISION {"
Aprii e~~Fairfax al Forestvilie Fiors al
lee.Jarkson
April i.-Iee-Jarksnn al Fairfax
Anril 30---FcrestsiGs ~ FAIRFAX. Lee
Jackson - Floris
April .f--~FaiFfax AZ Lce-Jack son. Forest
VILE ~ Ire jackson Fiaris III Ferestvtile
MAY 4-Floris a. Fairfax
May ii-~lee-1arkssn NJ Farestvtlls For,
esfvf|le At Finris, Fairfax ~ Pi0Fts,
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Beth SenisE arc Junior Morse ninss
Sall drill today ~ acloek 40 Fsif~
lsRn heie Manager Asiy requests eli
Candidates 70 Dt ca hSHc.
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Ma Caesetdine will give her IAfsy~
etc A O. prospects snort drill this
morning of ii53e O'Clock o. FsirIawn
diamond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

Iee giAssBze will iook oyer his Comet
A. q. candidate On EysitaYiijf High
diamond ~ 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Games are sought Gail HysttsYilse GOg
after s y'ei0ek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

Ana10stis Eagle Juniors viii defend
me INDEPENDENT title they Won last
sssso1. Practice Is esTdeo to-day 1T 3
,5'esock on FairiswB held Cell Atlspiie
21S0~W fog games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

A high point of the Dewitt School ma
tional tnterScholsstic track and field
championship will oe q special race at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

AZ White Haven A. & candidates are
asked g. report toosy st z o'caock on
Glef Echo diamond. New players afe
tssing sought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

MsnagsT Powell announces that
gfo6f's. Inc. nine vii be IN me field
again IRIS Aessop drill viii h. held
I'D ID O'Clock to-day 81 Ftflh snd l.
Atraets Cali FRANKLIN S0e2 for games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

~ stephens viii open Their sfsSgn
faoas 81 O'Clock when Western & e
plsy ert VilI meet ri Twenty -nftn street
snr Pennsylvania avenue o. 10 e'csoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

y CHOOLBOY base bali hcreabout
. will eet started formally thf:
week with trio of games. Tech
. defending public high champion
a.1d CT AIhap's utii faca n, tfas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

w YITH the program Of inter
n scholastic sports eonapleted
wv at Hoiton Arms. with the
exception Of one e n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

a practice game II scheduled Tor
MARYLAND A.. e candidates 81 o'cloek
THIS afternoon On Maryland PARK dia-
seors1 MANAGER EGelin ~ scheduling
gsgne& ~ Capitol Height& ~
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stopped. her head bowed. so that he was
afraid she vas crying.
MY dear" Markham said, taking her
hand. Il don't wish"
Mr.. Notify I broke my engagement
to him yesterday. 1t was a madness. 1
had been made to drink wine for the
first time, and I didn't know what I was
doing. / promised to marry him. In the
morning. IN spite of the fact that /
begged for time. l was hurried TO a
jewelers., and a ring was bought. l saw
his ring and said 1 couldn't marry him.
you. After lunch I gave Mr.. Notify back
He wouldn't accept my refusal. He was
very angry with me. Mrs. Dennar, too.
was very angry. They thought they
would force me. But 1t made me more
determined. l locked myself in my ROOM.
l tried to see you. You weren't there!'
IF I'd knownl" cried Markham. II
should have been there; but Teddy
begged me to go away for a couple OF
days"
''They pestered me. They threatened.
they pleaded. All day it went on. Then
Mr.. Teddy came and brought me on
board. 1 didn't tell him about it. And
Aunt Sophia was here
And now we're here" said Markham.
And I've muddled the whole thing sc
badly that l know you'll never forgive
me-"
Shall I not?" she asked, rather sadly.
What does that matter? I'd shed all
you've shed blood on my account"
my blood for you. Though Of course I'd
rather"-Markham checked himself. His
wound was aching terribly. Could he be-
lieve his ears? Or was he dreaming?
You'd rather?" shyly questioned Lucy.
'Listen!' said Markham directly into
her ear. I'm ashamed of myself. I've
muddled everything. When | ought to
have been at your side l was knocking
nv heels at a distance. AS for this
| scratch, it was an accident. But when 1
said lido anything for you, l meant
1t. I love you. It's too soon, perhaps, to
talk about that now; but won't you let
me try to-Lucy, let me try to win your
love?"
mol" cried Lucy very loud. and boldly
taking his unwounded hand. Il don't
want you to try. It's not necessary. When
you spoke to me the other day ! knew
you loved me. / know you do now. But
I love you too. The moment | saw you
on the Blue Train 1 knew I'd never
known anybody So
1.-THE Blue Traint' exclaimed Markham.
Prom the first" she said. AS Vera
Dennar knew.
That's why you had no breakfast" h
allowed him to bring her hand TO MS
lips, and as she was so close to him
and her eyes were almost upon a level
| with his, Markham was tempted as he
had never before been tempted. He fell.
The lips which had been pressed to her
fingers met her mouth With his I'M
wounded arm he drew her very close.
Copyright: 1927: BY Frank Swinnerton.)
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DOGS For SALE
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Camp Perry, O.-(AP)-Vetersns
who squinted through sights across
mo mans land" and youths still in
their teens will test their eyes and
nerves in the only sport sponsored
by an act Of congress, the national
rifle matches, which open here Sep
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A city Of tents on the shore Of
Lake Erie will shelter between 5000
and 5000 marksmen, who come here
each year from civilian and military
life to contest for the dozens Of
trophies worth = kings ransom.
Three thousand competed last year.
Boys who buy their small rifles
with money earned selling papers
exchange experiences with grizxled
experts Of the army. navy and ma
rine corps, or civilian sportsmen
who carry special Swiss rifles with
German Scopes"
Captain ]. L. Upper Of the in
fantry team which won the national
rifle match last year will be on the
lire again this year when the "com-
mence firing" signal is given. Last
year upper registered ~ OullSeyeS
at 1000 yards. He is one Of the
oldest marksmen in point Of service,
with a record Of 20 years behind the
army rifle. He is q native Of Cali.
fornia, but now is stationed at Fort
Williams, Me.
Sergeant w. r. Bissenden Of the
infantry team, who turned in a score
Of 294 out Of a possible 800 over
several difficult ranges, will come
up from Fort Moultrie. S. C. He
holds the worlds record.
The presidents match, which at
tracted 1871 entrants last year,
again will assemble the cream Of
the nations marksmen. The trophy
is awarded by the president.
Other matches for the two.week
period include the marine corps cup,
the navy cup, national individual
rifle, National Rifle association
members match. Leech cup, Wimble-
don cup, individual Palma, cham
pionship rcgimental, and the Nation
al Rifle association rapid-fire cham.
| pionship.