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Hopet of Locals For Gouty latenchoUitie Football Champion•kip Crashed in E>fi*nr Contest

Tards. Doogtity made an eoual sain for tret down. On the fourth play Oouchty punted. Gordon cracked Middle for over ten yards

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co raai rdud (ho Banoeer coltectana merely aa one of the — Xook ,,u ‘* «>» Hurt as part or tho mtouduto to «®dte ut tke fact that they ran up m d kept tkatr goal Itoo uncrossed ta the Irst half of their pn>-

■ttttog u» and taking imttce. The work apalnsi Brown rwk was psud. but netktoa escaptloual. Then came and the whole aattoa was astnuudsu by the 0-1} score. On ink of this came atone the do peters predtoted that Dartmouth attone Ms wtentag streak agatost the Chtcago eleven on last ‘ ' able dotbt to the minds

1 to pick at the done of this season • town oae of the oototandtos tea Mt Cornell and Chicago he strutted merer does try to select the eleven m s gales? of stars can hardly otnu

would stead nut tor Ms work to this I that taut all ha does He punted ■Hare cam*, and while that lent

Laae. tsadtag utotopn eoaeur. had the stands ta a frenzy by marsetaua caKtom Uf Ohertsaswr . taag passes Lane, too •me nifty rematag and wM have to to coaaMered by ■ps gaonemar. whoever he may he

I Ocean City High School hope, for the enunty loteracholastic football championship were eruahiH to earth at Cape May Court House Saturday afternoon by a lighting Middle High eleven that found Itself to the second half of a thrilling battle and. scoring twice, sent ‘to opponents down to

a 13 to 0 defeat.

Ocean City had the edge on •he Orange and Black to the Bret half, during which Middle was mostly an the defensive. The hall was to Ocaaa City's possession almost the retire Brat two quarters and only a splendid stand by Middle at the cloee of the Initial period prevented an Ocean City score. Sweeping Middle olf Its feet. Oresn City daahed and cranked and forward passed its way to four consecutive Bret downs, blaring the ball to the shadow ot the enemy's goal. Two Play* and the ball rested one yard from the coveted line. A third found the ball In the Position A fourth and Ocean City, falling lo creek Middle's stone wall defense, lost the beet opportunity the game presented it to score Middle punted out of bounds, play being resumed on the 17-yard line. Immediately Ocean City pounded Middle for another Bret down to three plays. Doughty, who scintillated both

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tire afternoon for Middle, threw a City for a toes. Ocean City was pens 1 1 ted fifteen yards. Lueke tore off ter. yards before being downed by Doughty. Centre was hit for no gain. Clark broke through and tackled the man with the ball Tor a five- yard loaa Ocean City was again penalised fifteen yards and tke ball went to

Middle.

Middle tolled lo penetrate the opposing line tor any substantial gala and Doughty puated nearly sixty yards to lb* eight-yard

and a tret down. Ocean City punted soon after and Middle's hall at midfield. Middle was penalised. Middle gained two yards. Doughty carried the ball twloe. making a Are; down. Ocean ■Ctly held. Middle gained yards and Doughty swept right lend, being downed co (he twentyi yard line. Mdidle ti?de seven ; yards In two pity-, Dougt ty made Bret down, putting the ball done | to the goal line. Ray Soar'! ; ond touchdown came on the nest play and this time Doughty kicked the extra point. Score 13 to 0. Middle kicked to Ocean City Doughty intercepted an Ocean City pass and darted twenty yards. Middle made flv* more I yards and then fumbled. City recovering. The game ended with the next play. It was an exciting contest. Doth ten ms played hard. Oceen City outplayed Middle In the Bret half. Middle came hack In the second half with an attack that Ocean City olf Its feet and talned a greater punch than Ocean Clly's Bret half offensive. Several hundred people attended the game and a large portion were Ocean City rootere, who cheered their team loyally. Doughty, Middle's stellar back, was easily the outstanding figure of the game. Tirae after time he threw opponents for looses or ao gains and several time* halted -unnere who broke loose for what looked to be long runs. Ills punting was good. Offensively he carried the ball for numerous gains, many of them substantial ones. He was literally In every play. Ray Sears was Middle's second brightest light, as the Orange and Black's two touchdowns will attest. But for Doughty’s work, however, neither touchdown would have been pos-

sible.

Gordon was Ocean City's star. The othev backfleld men played good games. In fact the entire team fought hard, but when they reached the second half they were up against s clever team that axhlbited a stronger attack and a stronger defense.

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IN CONFIDENCE

BY FLO

^ Go« wai Stick To I Mr. <

Hia Job Aa Mayor f

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Good Housekeeper Not Enough

Dear Mias Flo:—I have been married only six months, but I am aft aid tny husband Is already growing tired of me. I am pretty —everybody nays so—1 am a cook, a good eutertalner—fairly easy to get along with hut to spite of nil that is being sold about men liking girls who can make them comfortable, my husband spendi little time at home. I think he Is becoming bored because I am no! terribly clever. The other evening we were entertaining some friends, it was a couple of days after election and I hadn't heard who was elected. Goodness. I didn't think that was such a terrible thing, but

everybody 1 sag bed. and my bus-1 thoughful. sincere. Intelligent In-

lutDd ... turtoot Mother »ld the I “t"' “>

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Mayor George (

Point, who was re-elected at the | promise not i polls on November 3, despite his ; 0 ®°® • plea to the voters that be be al- Th ‘‘ CAm lowed to return to hla private busi- ] Mayor ha ness rather than be rc-clected. has comment t | made his decision concerning is quits uatto^.

Idea to their heads, but who whether or not be will accept the' to nvold Neto® (

appeal to clever men. The witchery of physical beauty can sweep a man from his feet for a time, but K often happens that such a girl, unless she supplements her physical charm wtlh other of the deeper qualities of mind and soul, does nol succeed to holding men or continuing Into marriage as rucceasfully ns many other girls less richly endowed with beauty, but also make up for Its lack of a combination of Intelligence and sym-

pathy and companionship.

The desire to be liked Is one of the deepest and most fundamental things to human nature. And a

office for another term.

offices and t

Ask for

little more Inside my head—that

men wanted something

days than a baby stare. What shall Itn not Intellectual— I couldn't be If I tried, but I want to hold my husband and I want people to like me. Nettie. The old Idea that men prefer women without Ideas or knowledge outside of the strictly feminine province of the bom?—that they prefer girls and women In whom they are Interested should be sweetly Ignorant on any subjects except the fundamentals of doproof of this around you every day. The girls men like to talk to. take

Introduce to their

friends, and the wives who carry Into matrimony that surest guarantee of success are the girls and woi who have at least a generous titering of up-to-date tnfonnaUon, who can listen Intelllgently to a man's ideas and bobbins, who

back with something

more than s blank look when the i versa lion becomes inclusive of

Imply understanding. One could not be deeply Interested or sympa thcllc with a man who spoke a different language and with whom one had no possible way of exchanging ideas. Yet many girls try to hold a man without any real knowledge of what be is Interested to. what his ideas are. what Be! - hia ambitions may cover, and

where his hopes travel.

Strive to make your con rrvallon Intelligent, interesting. Read the dally paper, a few of the better class current magaxlnes. some of the talked about 'books, and you will have sufficient information know what the average mac talking about—and you'll find your husband not only Interested In hia bomellfe—but more interested tn you. Isn't tLat what you want?

Mother discussing her son's fu-' ture with his teacher:—“I don't knew whether to bare Harold cultlra'e his voice or take up art.''

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Middle held tight c

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Doughty threw Ocean City tur a , throe-yard loaa. Here Mi'idle w i penalised five yards sad on tl t play Ocean City gained Bret down. Two plays netted Ocean City eight yards and Gordon l crashed through fur five yards 1 and first down. The next play Ocaaa City lost five yards.

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* talk to Isas It In the same man Ocaaa City pasted. Doughty running the ball back 3« yards, ar again aauuag Iks truly great Doughty advanced the ball twice T bus ■—l«ed another |B twv Middle puated and ■adtoere maaertal it wan at this point that Ocean e s City launched the drive .that i rtl |f | t> ^ Maal Tke, the hall to the one-yard Uae « the New Jeraay cailegiaas They Three play* gave Ocean City a

■ tied ap by the

I alee gala, but was toe

1 by the speedy Douehty. Goi e off five yards for another first

su. Ocean City gained i* on three plays. aed a meaty yt-d pans

Brow sail Her. who was crashed to earth. Four plays earned a firx« down, and then Middle, tiring of the doormat role, valiantly and

ally protected It* goal. __ oaa of Jonaa. who was ao

badly Injured early to the Brat saner he was reamed fron fray, might have had somethin do with the weakened showing of Middle to the firet half- Jones was the star of the Wildwood-Middle

e the previous Saturday

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Sear, swept around the sad for , ken yards Three plays and aa other Brat down for Middle Three , more and still another A 20 yard run by Doughty placed the ball ee tbs IS-yard line Throe plays netted Midd-e an many ynrds Middle faked a Bald goal try. Doughty insteud heaving a

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