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larneii Men Won First

Weekly Sports News

jCo. League Season Sears Gained Laurels Opens Saturday ; At Collingsw ood

MemoriaU^ayat Line-UDS of

Lape May City r' I I

Gounty League

Double Header. Will Be Led

Played on Memorial Day

^ - q . i Plant. For an Elaboi te ObOl Denes •etvance Being Arranged

N<fn ot Ocean View Company Made Too Many Ej on [Canuso Fanned Six . t »nd !■>»«>•■ “'• 0 of L\- vir* Company. iT.- w ott« .»»' < ,. irt list ThunkUy » Urffi «o»* i;.»:rted m«n rmerfln* >W0 . :R 4 men madr tbHi ^^bonirfc Benrdi«»»

jUr* > 5-

« ,rr«r* t. »*>* oi

..irttmtoC to tk«

_ s . Se'ea •rron

th. slnaJe "•moke-

m 11^.. «»« thf Jlrtt

[lr biiM m*u‘» &rlt m ,,b. •bil*- at bat Ur . ircul! .nil s trlpl. . t!tu«i nt b»t. H«*» •a mnrrM Md wUi i,. -IIkISI* to *>t»y

r W

r Tony Camino pttrbed rr!».i own and <h>rin« lhr mound faR.-unt

CWio Will* rvI trawl Tony

j Elaboratr plana arr hr In* mad*

to makr Mrmorl&l Hay

May City twtlrr (ban other years.

John Mreray Port. G.

and Harry Rnydrr Port. ArnrHean Lrtiioii. will ruuibinr and apeni tbr rntlrv day vtrttini tbr twrj, ty-Utr*r rrnrrterle* of the county and deco rot tnc tbr Krav.-s of all

vricrana of all wan..

Tba canvun will from

Capr May at » A. M. and return at 4 P. M. imb —-iiately after 1H

: departure the V-trratu of For

rla. Want and '.be Coart Guard* from Section Bar- 9 will unite on the beach front at Contention pier and with fittinK ter croon m* •rad flower* over tbr water* to

the hero dead ot the aca. A flrins rtjutd of both or-

.anitattonc will Are rnlle)-* over tbr breakers n tap* are blown and a Coart Guard patrol will drop wreath* into the water* a? rtoar a* the breaker* will per-

mit. while an airplane *tre»*|flrhti.ll. 2b.

flower* over the re* farther out]

and remain* In the air over the At Belleplaln

flrini wjuafls nntU tbr ceremoni. .

irr ctnapl-te.! apecUUir* wi i lie.leplain bus be able to wilne*> the rite*] _ for the dead from tbr boardwalk, i ”v^~L In ie ^,«n«* Ih, ..ineetlLSr^; sanUatioa* will unite In p abort (tiwa^ parade to tba aeddier* j wllM-O0 , b

mumenl. where.' ^_

Teams at Start

Well Known Local Player*

Whose Faces Will Be Seen On Diamonds

All Ready For Opening

Field of Thirty-one

Half Mtlers

The follow inx are tin- liar-upw of the team* in the openinr canw* ot the t-ape May County league.

Saturday. May 2S. At Woodbine-

Bond bine (ape lay C. H.

cf.

Watson.

Mark*. 2b. Tyler, lb.

Araaroe*. 2b.

latte

[ darknc

part of tbe

Cil have a few tricks lef *» :he single n.eil. when

utliuv witb the aaslatt

Mtury pulled s "Houdlni" •: le.-oy Hee* napping os r.- .iuglt men were taonitc truth itiradly argument 1 th;> men mlaaed n fine Oiity to acore in the 1. »hcn the laet batter up < »i'h three on the bane*. ■ l»:.s enlivened the canty their concerted friendly

* lor their reapectlvc t® »* Mil be played e

r*!»r evenltlfl. weather per-

il- The summaries:

MAillUKU MEN

h. 2b. 10 11

and aallvr*'

ftdlowing a brief

wreath* will be placed for

those

e engraved on the!

In the evening nil the organi-

sation*. both patriotic and civil. At Avalon—

will meet at Convention pier. | (

where addriww-t. old-time •ongs and the concluding t

ntonie* of the day will be the at-1 Arnold. 2b.

traction.

Potash, rt. Bender, lb. H Stein. ». Kennedy, cf.

Itatdnow iu. If.

H. Alexenberg, 3b Witrner. rf. B. Ab-wnlserg. c. Kate*, as. D. Stein, or Bouglaas. I

Williams. 3b. Ix-mmon. cf. Shield*. 2b.

Filer, aa Needle*. Tice. rf.

Muncy

Taylor, p.

| K- Coraon. rf.

Moore. 2b.

If.

' 1 lower Tnwaahlp

)G. Rea. If. | Prilchard. | Keenan, rf.

lb.

lb.

Sport Notes

| Patterson, c.

Middle and Wildwood high I Cmvem. 3b. schools will participate In an in-11,. Rea, cf. YtUUon meet held by the Atlantic | Ewing, p.

City High School at Atlantic City

tomorrow afternoon. AU high.

schools In Atlantic and ( ape ^>“1! State Troopei Reilly raumln h.« 1^* o. Gcts Prom' tion

Culver. If.

Stev-un. c. BroJ'c, ss. Ueltux) 3b.

fberry, t’ liras, or

N. Rice. p.

scholastic me*, at OoUtogswood. • Middle ptocad second In tbr Clark captor*! w***hI pine* to

led a field of thirty-one half-! me*. Vineland being high »corer. Ue shot put.

rollers., winning the half mile Middle in finishing second beat — ewnt In wbat ts believed to b» a such teapi* a* Atlantic city. Tr. n Field Day At Woodbine

r meet. 11/ time ton. and their county rival. Wild-. ' t*.

was ! minutes and T seconds. wood. i Tomorrow 1 Saturdayt field day

Sears trailed the pack In the! , n th( „.Uy. Middle flnlsbsd T. iH ..***

beginning, but in hi. usual way fiT! . Wrodhtne under the anpervialon 1 crept up on the leaders until be of the < oinmunttg < entr*.

■ ” ” 1 _ I v.,rf „in.rt -hr M'l vard mark at ! I»ou«hty tied for serond place; iiandsomr pritea have town Ot•p. May County Bawball “Wto" Rears, of MM^e Town -' ,. roe “|, P p***crt ten t^e# ‘'i th. high jump, le.^lng i tret, ferrd to toe »mnerw ot the rariouw

league officially open. th. eawn rttip High, continues to add laorel* *»“« ’ n,e **»»*"' ““ ®*® : g m, , .. ,

umm»~ 10 hi. . Z ■

A SUCtessfu] •» a.*.*. In th* VUuitb Jttaav total ' •‘i* ,, r< 1 . .Rt b> h

dieted for the which ts com

as folio* - | Lower at Avalon. Court House at Woodbine. j Capr May at Balleplaln. On Monday. Memorial Hay. the ! tearo* will play double-headers, j The scbed.il. for Monday ta: Cape May at Coukt House. L laoWer at Woodbine. Avalon at Beil, plain. Keep Car Untier Control When Children Are Around In »« campaign to redne* mo-j - tor ear accident*, th.- Keystone Automobile Club thus points out | the haaard attendant upon <^>era-1 tion of an automobile, and the j i.ere.wity for care »n the path of | both pedestrian and motorist. The only safe role for any driver when children are In sight i» to alow down to fifteen an hour, or less and drive with j the grea at caution. Childhood J t* irresponsible and children prob ! ably always will do the unespeeled. Therefore, the duty d*-; solves upon the motorist to be prepare.! for any contingency.' and the only way he can be prepared ts to drive slowly when children are playing on sidewalk* or In the street. While a child if taking a single step, an automobile travel- j log at a mod. i ate speed of twrenty tulles an hour 1* log the! width ot a thirty-foot street. The stopping distant •- ot a car travel- i log at thi. rate, provided the, { brakm are in proper adjiwtmeot. i L 37 feet. What chance has a hild. or even an adult, if he; step, suddenly Info the path of a motor car. and what chance oa»' driver to avoid killing or Injuring walkers it confronted by th* Impcwslble task of stopglng In •nty feet When (he beet his approved brake* can do I* to halt ;

:hio. tn 3T?

participate.

MNGL£ MEN

Dan Corson, manager of oeBe plain county leaguers, ba* resigned. It wto announeei! that ' -son would ign wrtb Court House, bet

K. h. O. A. E.! this b..» been denied by the tlounty e V V o u'suater*. Corson Is froir Cum'

0' land County and only Cat* May

countians are eligible for (be county teams. The only exception Belleplaln. who found difficulty In obtaining players, ibey being permitted to sign fl»« pl*J-

frout o« aide of the county. he aerial afortes were to end In fbla world. 1 have to be continued

State Troe&er Joseph V. Reilly, of the Tuckahoe State Police station. last week was promoted to Hi* rank of first-cl**' trooper. Trooper Reilly has been stationed several years in Cape May County and has a hosts of frleud* wbo wish him further success in

the state Police nerviee.

Corporal J. P. Smith, formerly gtstioR"! at Mctucben, Is

charge of the station.

Trooper W. T Cams complete* the personnel of the station.

Theie I* more true phll-nropby in an inch of laughter than there

is In « yard of saicasui.

Shoot the Works Mother: Bid you give your j penny to the Sunday School collection. Johnny? Johnny: No. mother. 1 lost IL "What, lost another one? Thai make* three Sunday* on which ve lost your pennies.” fee. mother, but that darned > luck can't last forever."

When gasoline is as good as f “Standard,” any radical improvement is out of die question. "STANDARD” GASOLINE

V MADE IN NEW JERSEY

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Every hour crowded

with interest!

WHETHER a bridge party or a cianrr, you’ll find this marvelous instrument will smooch the evening's program and keep (he hours crowded with interest. Popular ditties of the day . . . dance music by famous orchestra* ... a great s>:nphon\—-whatever you wish! Each type of music rrpmduced exactly. Drop in—soon/ Judge die L illiant performance of the Ortho,

phonic Victrob for yourself.

Adams Avenue Bell Phone: 3 B-«

The

Ortbophonii

ROSENFELD The Winchester Store Woodbine, N. J.

Keystone: 1-A

The \rw W "T". |

y ictrola

"Here's a letter it would It would scarcely do tor us to publish," *aid the patent medicine quack. "A man writes: "I have Just taken a bottle of your j

medicine.' “

"Well?” said hi* partner. "There it breaks off short, and Is signed In another handwriting. |'Per Executor.'”

R. H. O. A. E.

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M-a _ 1 0 6 0 l 2 s-S ■‘••a 10 3 0 0 2 3-1 '•*"Hy*en and Townwnd s*me 1 hr. 26 minute® >ine W on i-lard . Icn-inning Contest -••'tic n^u’out Capo Mayi -ain* contort luvt Krt-j tat- "Art and Industrial j

-ra scored one run In ‘'ning and until the ’ »'«>dbine •cored a. tt was a neck and!

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T of Candidates ‘ r y For Sea isle Nine!

Wildwood “ The Shopping Center of Cape May County” Wide-awake merchants, conversant with the Memorial Day needs of you and your family, invite inspection of the special pre-holiday stocks gathered here to make shopping in Cape May County a pleasant and proGlable experience. You can huy best in Wildwood because the shopping district is located conveniently: the range o{ choice is a wide one. the merchants are familiar with the needs of Cape May Countians and anxious to please; prices are right, anil merchandise is dependable. Plan now to join the thousands of other |iersons who will enjov th- holidays along the W ildwood Boardwalk, and plan to have the WilfJvyood merchants care for all your personal and household needs for the holiday and late Spring season. Wildwood Chamber of Commerce

/In /lutomatic j^P^WV^qQ-cclxic Range About This Hotpoint Automatic Electric Range Your husband will be as enthusiastic as you about this great special offer on the Hotpoint Electric Range we are making this month. When he learns of its many advantages and how i will relieve you of m?ny arduous hours of standing over the kitchen range, he will want you

to have a Hotpoint.

Only a Small Payment Down Electric Cookery 11 month* to pay j g Q e ff eJ . Here is our offer. You pay only a small pay- v u ^ y or r ^ M ^ -uhijnl men! and we deliver a Hotpoint Range to “'i your home and install it in your kitchen. Then ,p ,i,'i you pay the remainder in 11 monthly payments ".'r'S'iij , !t“Vw with your electric bill. Come in today and let „ ^7*!,',.'"'F.h'Tm." 1 "!: us tell you more about this offer. And bring

your husband.

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

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