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CAPE MAY COUMTY TIMES. FRIDAY. APRIL 9, 1826.

Sports Colyum

By Ned Hankins

I.eac.1 i masov Closes Tosicht

Tbr South Jrrx-v Ixigur vrason closes tonifht with the Mill-ville-Wildwood and Hndfcton-Morria Guards clashes. The race throucliout the tir»t and vrco-Kl hall has been closer and more interesti.ig than eve* in it>r history cl the caje stmec in Southern Jersey. The fipt ha' 1 ra '' r u,Jrd * ,IC fhr Bridgetosi Moose and the Morris Guards and it required three thrillins battles brlorc the Morris Guards .li.Khrd the title. Tbr second hall probably won't end with two teams faring first place, hut it at least has been so dose that the league leaders could nevei r»«r up and be certain oi the title. In lact the Millville team must triumph over Wildwood tonight to assure thcroarlvey "t the title, lot a win by the Rndgeton dan over the Atlantic City soldiers would place the Moo<e on e\en terms with the present

leaders.

From the standpoint of the Ocean City fans the season was not a success. Tlie •earn came through with but two wins out ol twelve games. They copped but one ol their second halt series.

Sea Isle Loses Close Game To Bridgeton Five

South Jersey League Team

Nosed Out Shore Quintet By One Point Margin

Allen Bossier High Scorer

The Babe

Tkr Oi ran City I tarn this srair* vw as as any si hu h rtpmamttd this mart. They lost hrecusr thr othrr trams sa thr Irayur tetre flayu>f a flats of hastrlhall far ahovr thr usual • alibi r of South Jersey liams. • • • • As All-Sta* Quintet

With the idea of. starting a little argument now "hat the reason i« over and for awhile we will be pushed for some local sub ject 'Dour which to write, we started picking an all-star team from among the South Jersey teams. The job became more difficult than was anticipated. If one were allowed to select two or three men for each position <1 would not be so hard, but we find that it is rather arduous picking five players who stand out very far above any other five which migh* be selected. Be that as it may, here’s our leanT! Allen Bossier, Wildwood, forward. Bloomy Phrampus, Millville, forward. ___ Joe Reagan, Millville, center. Eddie Dolin, Wildwood, guard. George Oberholeer, Moms Guards, guard. If we were to select a substitute forward, our choice would be , Phrampus' running mate, Billy Young. The sub-center would be Gumulowski, of Bridgeton, and lor the eatra guard job we would take another Wildwood player, Doc Walker.

Veil probably won't agree with our srUrtion. It would hr rather disappointing if everyone should do so. However, if you ion do better let's hra r about it. Is a Strong Scoring Team

Thr Bri>lgrlon Moow team of tbr 8»uih Jrr«rjr League mweil mu lhr Sra Ulc City tram lael Prl<1a> renting In a kanl-fought pooler! by the margin of a single point. The sUIUng team led at half lime 1S-14 and ».-r*again on lop at the gnlsh, 21-27. Allen Boarler was ihe outstanding player for the aborr Irani and hu four geld goal* and excellent work from the foul line was Ihe redeeming feature In Ihe play of the lom-ni. Joe Seeley war ihe leading acorer fur the winnera. with three Held goalSeeley balled In a couple al ihe start ol the game and for a Moment K looked as though ll might reault In a runaway fur the league learn. However, when the offensive of Ihe home club started functioning the score was •cetied up and both battled lor Ihe lead until the clow of Ihe

game.

The Sea Ulc team was outvored from (he field, fc goals to (. hot kept In the running by their foul ahootlng. They made aiteer. points out of twenty-two, foul tries. The Moose players dropped lyt twelve out of IwenlyOaklyn. champions of the Cam-) den County League, will be the' attraction against Ihe Sea Isle team neat Friday rtenlng. The;

line-up:

Bndgetoa

Field Foul Pta.

Keller. F. _ 0 2 2 Ballinger. F. 1 1 3

(Cowell) F. 1 Seely. C. 3 (Oumulowakl) C. _ 0 Chew. G. 1 Quinn. G 1 (Crawford) C. 1

iweating hi the coming

Bright Votes

Boost For

Political Foes

Pay ]

Read Slips Amendment on

Colleague's Bill and Senator Vote* Favorably

- Affects County Officials

Totals

it 2k

The ream selected, with a single exception, veterans of many campaigns and one in which the finer points of the game have become ingrained to the degree that they arc now instinctive. Phrampus is the exception. A mere youngster in years, j compared with the other players, he is one of the fastest forwards in the league. His fine passing and team play, oiten at the expense of his own chances to score, make him a valuable member of any quintet. Allen Bossier, the other forward for the all-star team, could not be left off any tram picked from the league. Possessed with an eagle eye io' the basket and the heart to battle hardest when the going is the roughest and never complaining. Bossier is a credit to the game. His play ha-, been one of the main features io the second half rush of the Wildwood team.. Both Bossier and Phrampus have been among the leading scorers rbrougltout both the first and second halves of the season. Choosing a renter is cue of thr hardest icits ronnrrtrd with thr srlertion of the team. Brandt, the Ocean City star, has i omfeted vs so few games that hr was exduded

from consideration.

Good Guards Predominate League

Sea Isle City Field Foul Pt*.

Bunder. P. 4 t 14 Wainw right. G. . 0 1 1 Bacon. C. 1 4 C Hankins. G. • 1 1 Townsend, G. —— 13 6 « 15 27

There was not a really exceptional scoring center in the league. Gumulowski leads the centers ir. scoring because of his foul shouting, bur none in the league have set the world on fire with their showing of field goals. Reagan was selected above the othrr centers because of his “head.” Then is little doubt but that he is the wisest pivot man in the league. He does not excel in getting the tap. but breaks about even with his opponent, but his floor pUy and directing influence in the attack of the Millville team wa> the man; factoi in making them a pennant contender. Livrcry, of Wildwood, invariably got the tap because of his unusual height, but his offensive and de-

fensive play left much to be desired.

There was an abundance of material among the league guards from which to select a team. Dolin and Obrrholxrr were efiosm, but Walker and Pete Miller are a part of speedy back court men who can be depended upon to not only hold down their man, but

drop in several double-deckers themselves.

Dolin, the leading scorer of the second halt race, has been thr outstanding player of the last part of the trasuii. Regardless of whom his opponent might be. Eddie has been able to keep him wdl covered and managed to get up thr floor and drop in nvore goals from thr field than any other athlete in the league. George Oberholxcr, the Morris Guards' star, is not far behind the veteran Wildwood player in offensive ability. Obie is perhaps even more effective than Eddie on the defense, because he is faster. Dolm iv sonu-vliat liandiripped by a bad knee and the years of prolesstonal play have begun to tell slightly, but at that none of the youngsters

have fccen able to run away from him this season. H'alt'r and Miller rate about evenly in dcfrnnvr ability, but Doe has arrountrd for more points than thr MU Italic slat aud that is the only way in which we could

choose between them for the runner-np job.

Many Trick Knees and Now a Trick Back

Joe Dugan, Heinie Groh an.l Lou Blue are afflicted with tricL knees, and there are several pitchers with trick arms, but Mento

Acosta, Louisville outfield-r ,s thr first with a trick back.

Bruce Dudley, sports editor of the Louisville Courser-Journal, is the authority for the statement that Acosta's trick back might end

his baseball career.

Acosta was injured during thr lattrr part of the 192*: season and didn't even accompany thr CoWls to Baltimore for the postvason series. However, he did makr thr trip to San Francisco, but his back still hurt him and be was forced t<, the bench again. Physicians a.'vised that only a complete rest would help Acosta. But when he reported for Mnmg practice with the Colonels this year thr trkk back jumped out of place again. Hr’ S Still with the club, but hr has expressed doubt as to wbrtln lie will be able to play regularly again.

Intoxicated

Drivers To Get Hard Sentence New Law Provides For I Minimum Penalty of $200

Fine or Thirty Days

Must Serve Full Sentence

Examiners For C. M. T. C. Candidates County Physicians Selected By Major Way \ Cape May County physician* j have volunteered their servlcra the E'lvernment by offering to re tree physical examination* young men who aeek enroll- 1 merit In this summer'K cltlaeM* j military training camp*, it was] announced by Major C. W. Way. I chairman of.tbe committee In . charge of enrollment In Cape

May County.

To make certain that students i beginning the training at ramps , are nufflclenUy well developed la

Io, innately. A, os in bat been thrifty and s; ill not hate to /.. nd upon baseball as a meant of livelihood. Louisville jam. however, usll he sorry if hr is forced to quit the gaiiu /<,> .lusta is an institution at Louistillr.

The authorltle* have probably gone a long waye in their effort* to end tbr practice of motorist* driving their automobile* while under tb- influence of liquor. by the nr w law fixing the peualtiMi for such an otlentThe least that anyone convicted of such an act may expect U a $200 flue or thirty day* In the county jail. The law provides that “for the flrut off< mw Ihe peivm convicted may be fined an amount not leu* than $240 nor more than $600. or Imprisonment for a term not lea* than thirty day* and not more than three month*, or both. In the discretion of the Magistrate, and shall forthwith forfeit his right to operate n mote, vehicle for a period of two years from the date of con-

viction.”

The Magistrate ha* no leeway whatever in the rase oi a person convicted lor driving while | intoxicated for a second time. The law state* that a person convicted for a second offense "shall be Imprisoned for a term ol thu-e months and shall forfeit his tight to operate a motor vehicle in this State." The law also Inaie* no hole* by whlrb a prison convicted and sentenced to jail may be released j before the expiration of the fall time of the sentence. "Anyone* confined to the county jail for aj violation shall not. after such I committment b< released there-! from until the full term of the) imprisonment shall be serve*!." The law does not require that the driver of the vehicle shall! be drunk, but state* "under tbrinfluence ut liquor " The Nil ! prune Court has ruled that aperson having had a slnglt ' drink, although not drunk. !-. 1 the influence of liquor This section of the law Is forum 1 luted to make it less difficult loi 1 police officers to secure cunvlc ; lions against persons who at. i suffering from the influence* ol! liquor and w ho ate yet nut ab- J solutely I, capable.

By ZIP The anti-Bright faction of the k<publican party are snickering at tbe manner In which the former Senate President lustily voted aye for a salary Increase for the County Clerk. Surrogate and Sheriff last week. That tbe local Senator would vote for a salary increase these office* w as beyond fondest expectation* of person* who were acquainted with tbe

facts.

There 1* Utile love lost be tween the Senator and tbe County Clerk. Surrogate and Sheriff. This 1s not hard to understand, for the simple reason that If there was any way by which tbe Senator's apple- cart could be dumped the local county offlielal* would cheerfully apply the grease to the skid*. That thr Hon w. H. I* the Senator from Cape May County I* no fault of the county official*. On the other hand, it is understood that the feeling Is mutual. Tbe best that tbe county official* could expect from Senator Bright would be a Illy, and they would have to die before they would get that. Several week* ago Assemblyman Stratton, who is recognized a* Setiatoi Bright's mouthpiece in the House. Introduced a bill which would increase tbe County Prosecutor's salary $1,000. Inasmuch as the County Prosecutor spends only two or three days a week In tbe county. It was thought that it would be advisable to throw a few crumbs to the coun-y official* who spend six day* a week at their offices, namely increase- their salaries from $2SU0 to $3,000. In the meantime Assemblyman n;r-i introduced a bill which passed the A.-frembly. which would Increase the salary ol the County Clerk. Surrogkte and! Sheriff from $2600 to $4.ou-i. This bill mad.- no mention of air increase fot the Prosecutor. Senator Bright. It was reported. made It plain that the county officials would receive no increase if he could help it. ami apparently the measure was doomed to the Inferno of lust,

bills.

Assemblyman Smock, of Ocean County, introduced a bill which would increase the salaries of Ihe county official* in lhaf county to $2,600. When it was ap

parent that the Head hill wa.- - - _. . . ,J lo oblivion . «icoa«ni ' *

effort was made to have the billj||

amended to Include Cap* May

County.

When the bill c*ae up In the] £rn<ir to Inrteaar the salary ol tl.- tvewn County official*. Senator Blight voted aye gusto, only to team later that the amendment which waa tacked on the hill carried an increase of hi*

political opponent*.

EMrtdft Mat Con finned The April term of court opens next Tuesday and the county I* without the service* of a Common Pleas Judge. The term of Judge II. H. Eldrwdge expired last Wednesday. He was appointed for another term Governor A. Harry Moore, the Bute Beaate withheld Urination of the appointment The failure ot Judge Eldtedge U laid to Senator Bright. Why thirteen ,ear* wf honest service on the bench Isn't a sufficient re. oratuvndaUoa for tw-appolnt-ment mystifies the average cltlten. hut poiltlca la politics and Judge Eldredge la apparently out of luck bwoauaa he Isn't a poll

lielan.

While II Is at III poaalblr fot Judge Eldredge to recwlre thr necessary conflttnatlon this cannot take place until the Senate meets again Jnne 22. Governor. Moore l* anxious have Judge Eldrwdge to occupy the bench In Cape May County and before the Senate rejects tbe rnnflnaattoa or lei* it die. he will probably withdraw the appointment and appoint Judge Eldmige for an ad Interim term of one year. It is not necenaary for the Governor to receive the O. K of thr Senate to make an ad Interim appointment. It Is generally understood that Senator Bright refuasn to endorsr Judg.- Eldredge unlrna Governor Moore submits the name of Samuel A. Landing. Democrat, for tnrmb. rshlp to the County Tax fkard. In tbe old game of polities If Is the rote getter that eounts. Judge Eldredge moan* nothing In getting vote# for tbe State Senator, but to have Landing. even though a Democrat, as at! ally, cannot be overlooked, the observers nay. Who will handle tbe County* Court In the meantime Is somewhat of a mystery and only a guess at the best.

ph»*iqur t

ta-nefllted b) lh<

C. physical Department

QU’!«-» all applicant* to unde, go a complete physical inspection by a qiislittevi di* tor lie I ore being

accept ed.

Arret ding to Major C. W Way C. M T C. camp* have been developing rlran blinds and sound bod lee among the youth of the United State* for the past A'years. Camp# are conducted lot thirty days fot young men Itween 17 and 24 years, with fiod. unltorma. • sniping fariliiir# and ratl.-oad fare to and from camp tumlshed by the govern

rot.

Facilities for athletic contests and games as well a* expert Instruction and coaching are proided Track and Held mewl* air held regularly to develop the youth of the country Into a hardy, enduring manhood. Box Ing. baseball and swlmmln; are encouraged, and plenty of time Is devoted to develop *ta.> In Ihe

j Onua View— Dr. Chari.* Gandy. j Vuekahoe— Dr Randolph shall.

awe people are sccli t llrvera In tuck that th., , rather look toe a fout l..tkwtt hustle far

• rlaa

Every

required to participate

fotra of athletic*.

Doctors who have been designated by Major C. W. Way to make official examination* In Cape May County are; Ocean City—Dr. W. P. Ilslnes.

Dr. John Whlticar.

8ea Isle CUy—Dr. C. W. Way.

Dr. Eugene Way.

Cape May Court House—L.' Alex Moon. Dr. Julln* Way. Wildwood—Dr. George F. Doudois. Dr. H. II. TcRnlln. Cape May City—Dr. Frank Hughes. Dr. H. H. Phillips.

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