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Cin; BAY POTTSTY TIWES. TTTTOAY. 7VTE 94, 1W7.

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with kn *S: Tom RowtanJ. of V:-!!nn. with SO. *nd K R of A •Isotlr city. «I» < 1 Beser VT’HUm*. of WllO»ooO.

First Sixteenth

Ik.yaju-. vp Rowland. *0 <®: • Tomlin v». RitU y. IJ; Chandler: Joikw. 9.40. KoaiM- vw B»u-, lot! S65; Will* va. Dlvcc, *.60:' Moor»« v*. Iroif. 9.46: Bow t». j Wood. 10; William* v». B. Poiti-

iwstn. 10.25.

Second Sixteenth

E B-.yaJian v*. Morion. 10.4 6; Zlpl-t »* Runyon. 10.06; Tjwn V» Krritwr. 10.10; Austin T* 1 Wal l. 10 15. Tonham va. Balnbridj. . 1020; Darla va. IjOWc. 9 35; :tanc.tten **. Htiain. 9-10.

JOSEPH <; CHAMPION

Prn-b.ildpr and Dl eetar al T*nb-

Hpaldiiu; v*. Kay. 9.15; l>*v.l» ,c Baildlnn... to *»><•"• ' dam »». lpow>. 10.50; Paul Jr..;tnu*«i tb.- dlrret «up«Tvi v*. On iner. lu.30: Hunt m. Ben->iiu- rrteUon of th<- u>» Court ry R-^kwril. 10.36: kipl*y »r H. Hou .• Building M. Cacmpion Poliu-U*. 9.30; H. Tcnenbaun. u , |mi of oty.

m. MrMurray. 9.So- Hoo*" -

One of :be recant acbie.emenla ‘ day on this dub."

tb* former . -uran * aalea-j Mrlnnia by aignlng up thej

promiarng right-hand.-: beat tb*| New York American* lo h» John Hanronk by a few hour* for the' Yankee ar-out waa hot on th»-

Wrdncaday and Tbutwd.-.y of laot

ro-hil st'Jtnpb over

the alroag Springfl. 1 Club The left o. Id fene* at b>; •-'jcfl.: t la a canopy for the third oaek": and any hall hit in the dlructum that aeld «oe» for a home ran The 6-0 v --.ry. allowing only two aafe hi'.a> can be roark.1

dding Ike office of State

si of the order.

rt

h Baker** ataff In tb. tatcondltpon aa It la at preewuuld not be aurprlaing If]

achievement InjtJ'uffy mtaht hum a few nlcktea]

ion the telegraph wlrw to call]

•he Pin.Held -wilier bark to the.

home fold.

Nettle Be-

while pia

recruit la from aabore nine and

■ n that city. H:

on that club

ner aeaaun that:

Bllnn »: Herb Sock well. 10.26

Third Sixteenth

k attracted the attention of Ed | Kelly, well-known wwi-pru baae-j ball player, who wa» ruanaglng lhe w-aalioi-e nine. Ed wan «o Impn-Mu-d with the -kldV ability. that he went t.. Stuffy Mc-j lnni» in the >prinx and whUp. re t the tiding* in the eara of the Gloureeter atrategl.t j Now on- of StulTy - a- akneanea

Daughters of Union Veterans in Session

The —aught*- r e of In Ion Veteran* of the Civil War h Id ihetr yearly Stale convenili.n at the Hotel W*xtni!n.-ter. Atlantic CTty.

Iwood branch.

Bevy R.HW Tert. No. «.

Mia. Scrtvani waa

pant'd by the following «

and delegate* Mr

trait. Mr* Lola Rohan. Mia* Pearl Hobart. Mr* Harriet li-dmee. Mr*. Emily e Vogt. Mrs. Beal nr. Mava.il Mr* Sarsh Dawaon. Mr*. layl Clouilug. In. and Mt* Stewart and Mr* »dly The naugbter* of Catoa Vf4rrae* ol the Civil War I* growing very foal, being very popular In dlatrtct* where there are

branch* a

Paul Sr..

Still Form a Popular Sport al Ocean City.

Atlantic City Amateur Won Golf Medal George Boyajian Scored in Wildwood invitation Tournament

I’oinsetta Made Fine Card]

Invitation goif toumatnetsi at Wtldw.Kid. Mon 'ay ol last week when he turned In n card of *4. Boyajian won the nn-dgl by one •troke from Ben Polnactla. New York Ni-a>^>apermen'a Golf Club, by hie ability lo stick Mi lb--fairway The medalist war only In ttoublc once and then he executed 9 beautiful recovery U grab a par on fhe ninth hn|r. Boyajian earned bis honor* Confronted with the necesaHy-of wmlng three parta when be went

16th ter. Boyajian w. for a four on that abort

'ieorge Boyajian. Atlantic City amateur, flying the colors of the batiahury Country Club. Garden, City. Ixing Island, walked home! »ith the medal in the qiia!l-| Hying round of the annual Spring

Cnheradded and unsung. IMtnaetta. playing on Wildwood course for the first umi. tU'-nl*»'u a big surprise with his card of 76. The Gotham newspaperman escaped the medalist honor* by his inability to control hi* shots on the last nine. After snaring a 37 on the flnd nine, the toughest. he fell away to a 3N (HI the incoming stretch. Charles Wills. Atlantic City, with a 77; Ted Bennltt. Wildwood. 77; Waller Bew. Atlantic City, 7*. and Harry Chandler. Kennel Square Country Club. 7*. were the other

long 17th.j entries In the flrst flight who

the hardest of the course, he re- broke »0. The course was In *Xtcited the stroke when he gotlceUent condition, weather Ideal a nice birdie. He got the regu-! over head. But a stiff croa* ialion four on the l«th for thv court wind made trouble for many

prise. HI* card: | "M the enlriea.

464 343 635—36 j Other golfeni under 90 were 554 345 444 36 74 Mnurtrc Kbdey. of Atlantic City,

The Summaries

iBoyjian. Salisbury 36 (Poin* tta. N. Y. X» Charles Will 31

Bennett. Wildwod . 39 W Be* A (• S? H. Chandler, Ken. Sq. K. Irete. Eansduwne W. Rlsley. A. C. -

F Diver. WHm'ton T. Rowland. Merton H. Jones. Wildwood

Wood. A.

R. Kea

A. C.

R. William*. Wild. H. Tomlin. Wild. A. Hell, Wildwood

B. Sharp. Wild. _

E. Boyajian. A. C.

H. Sock*.11. Wild. .

B. Walsh. Merlon C. Topham. Wild. W. Runyon. Wild. W. Treen. Wild. J. Lowe. Wild.

Bangsten. Uanerch E Morton. Wild. ._

A. Bllnn. Wild.

A- Austin . _. . __

Bainbrldge. Wild.

Kreitger. I.lanerch . S. Zippier. A. C. David, Torrewlale —

Murdock. Wild.

j Wildwood Recruit I ossing Winning Ball

IUHt7 .Au** Walsh May Prove I t 99 j7 J Find For Stuffy Mclnni*

I 39—7k]

* 39—7k; Angle Walsh, former Wildwoodi * 29—7S] A. A Pilcher and ns»kie right! * 39—73 j handed pitcher u! the PhilaJel ] I 40—79 pbia NationaU. sent to PlltMl-4d.| I 40—kojal agie*meal. U making a w»i I 40—kl -derful record with PHtufleld. ha ! 40-—K2 . ing won live game* la a rot [ 40—SI ! About two month* ago. Walsh

as sent to Pitlafleld for further

aaoning.

Stan Baumgartner writing in I 42—SC th. PhlD'l.-Ipbla Inquirer nay-: i 32—41k Pittsfield is topping the dr I 43—87 cult, and two hurlcrs. with atmng Baker *1 rings attached lo them. 44.—gg have been the leader* in 42— 68 team's rise from Hie bottom of 43— a9 j the ladder to the lop rung Walsh 44— 89 has not only won hi* last II' 45— 91 i games, but has pitched out 46— 92. hi* turn In several .nstance*. with 48— 931 only one and two day* - re*«. Th< 49— 91 youngster 1* powerful, and the 43— 93j work.- rather than a detrlin»n 44_93| has given him the poise and r; 44— 94 perience necessary to make him 46—94 : winning slabster.

chance to Work ing* have that Corlson one.- said that any kid who had a glove and th>- cour-1 age to ask MclnnU for a tryout ' would get.it. All of which Is a wonderful diaposiuon but raises 1 the red hair on trainer Miller's knob to an upnghi pvisiHon. Most of the youngsier* who come Into the park In tht- {Upper age expert the club i" furnish them shown, glovea. uniform*, towel* for a shower bath and a tavu-ab home Stuffy doe- not deny! then the rioe back home hut it 1 Is But at the expense ol the <lti»i ! In Augle'a case, htm.vt he] not only brought bis own glove.) towels, uniform and shoe.- bin his! lunch as well. Bluffy looked ail the package, looked at th- 1 kyi kid and arted. "Why the lunch eon?'' ! "1 am up here to may. ' re j piled the tanned seashore you:*..-1 ster. "You win that one." repii 1 the manager, "but tahe thi* onion) and toss a few over, let'a see if I you can pitch aa well aa you can talk. Under the watcblul eye of Joe Sugden. Walsh tossed a few over to the bitters during batting prarlicc. His fast ball, was a surprise to the Phil lars and Ktuffy railed him < the box saying; "IxMiks as if you- will aome money for supper breakfast, we eat three m»

Year In and Year Out For I 5 Y ears Our Business Has Been Steadily Growing With Cape May County A. CANUSO Ocean View Garage Intereection of Main Seaahore Road and Sea I ale Boulevard

In Keeping With Progress

The New Cape May County Court House

F ROM the earliest lime man has invented many methods of lighting, hut up to the time that the Electric Light was perfected the methods of lighting so far invented were very' inefficient at hest. In his effort to get a substitute for the natural light of the Sun, man has come upon- the magic of EJecricity and has at last found in it the greatest and most efficient dispeller of darkness that has ever l^een discovered. And now Electricity for lighting and power purposes is universally used by all kinds of buildings, homes, plants municipalities, etc. The New County Court House is another splendid structure added to the endless list of electrically equipped buildings. It is an addition to Cape May County that this county will soon find indispensable. And the giant Electricity that furnishes it w .1 its light is as indispensable to the Court 1 douse as the Court House is to this county. Without Electricity the building would l»e impeded considerably, for Electricity gives this structure the utmost in lighting efficiency at the lowest possible cost. Fhe Electricity furnished by the Atlantic City Electric Company will give those who use

Can Use Electricity As Its Sun this building artificial daylight twenty-four hours a day. The sun can come up and down, hut as far as lighting requirements are concerned, it will matter little, for the giant Electricity will always he there ready at their command to dispel darkness at any hour of the day or night.

Cape May County’s Brilliantly Illuminated Beachfronts and Boardwalks are Panoramic Views Known to and Remembered by Men, Women and Children the World Over - -'t es, Even by 1 hose Who Have Never Been to This Great County Resort. ELECTRICITY is the GIANT and UNSEEN Power that Makes This Inspiring Sight Possible.

Ehe wonder of Electricity is proclaimed by all. Back in the “dark ages’* the mere press of a button with the finger or the simple turning of a switch that would illuminate a gigantic structure and flood it with daylight, would have lx*en an almost incredible revelation and would have been heralded as a great miracle, hut now it is a commonplace occurrence. Buildings large and small throughout the world are electrically equipped - - which testifies lo the fact that Electricity is playing an important part in the progress of the world, and particularly so of Cape May County. The Atlantic City Electric Company finds pleasure in taking this opportunity to heartily congratulate the men who were instrumental in making this wonderful New Court House Building a reality, and who by their f< nesight and courage have given to Cape May County a structure of which it may well he proud - - proud both of its beauty of architecture and its usefulness. It will stand as a testimonial to the civic pride and the confidence the people have shown in the future progress of Cape May County, “The Peninsula of Opportunity.

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO.

SEA ISLE CITY STONE HARBOR WILDWOOD CAPE MAY CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE

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