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on Gems Take Two From | c Woodbine on ton Man Stunt ^ S

s Pitched Two Sensational Games. Allowing the l H B ’I^‘ >n 3 °

mufacturers But Four Hits and Two Runs— !cu “r’ u

pitmer Did the Bambino Act at the Bat ' Donohoe ' 11

' T 01 * 1 * —

» About Game Being Thrown—Player Ruled OutUv.ion _

(Woodbine

6 12 17 10 2

through the superb >f Ned Rice, who alr hit* and two run* in t. doing the Iron man 1 the heavy slugging of towned Woodbine Saturro games at Woodbine. 6 | 4-1. tielng Court House id. In game* filled with 1 play* and terr'fic hittcord crowd was In at-

. ' the third inK crippled by the ateence Jt and Dennis from the ■ Previous to the game. W been rumors that a * the W'oodblne team wai-

Fifth Inning—Ned Rice filed

Jargowsky. H. Alexenberg pulled i down C. Rice's fiy after a beautl- I

ful run. Delaney fanned.

Rosenfeld rolled to N. Rice, out . at first. — -- - - 1

Rice overthrew

first on Alexenberg's roller. Kennedy storing. D. Stein fanned. H.

Alevenberg fanned.

Sixth Inning — Witruer lost the ball in right for • home run. Townsend rolled to Rosenfeld at Orel. Culver hit to Burke Alrxenberr. who threw high to first. Rosenfeld got the ball off his

feet- Culver safe on rlose play. but the fans i Donahue singled. Garrison hit to discredited the rumor. |Stein, who threw Culver

prd inning W’ltmer. the third. Whittington rolled

i up. poled a beautiful felt and when he stopped jtie rested on third base. ff. who was playing right ’ the ball to Scheldt, overlng second. After larke Alexenberg. mana‘ie Manufacturer*, de1 Scheldt had made a '* and that It looked the game was being L There were different eernlng the play, but Insisted on Scheldt t of the game. Dennis.

agreeing with

lexenberg. walked off The situation was a i for Woodbine. Though ft regular players. WoodI hard, but the team-

wing.

s the batting star of (nme. slamming out a two trples and a t Townsend and Car-

ed two each,

hned eight and was Bpport In the pinches, .coring their lone run

i inning.

[he score Stein pitched game for Woodbine “■ > given fine support. by H. Alexenberg. d six chances without rand and the work of Yin right and left was 1 game saw- the fighting hard to Bbetitutes working in Burke Alexenberg 111. Ned Rice occutnnd for the Gems and ' ! opposition eating Whittington, i batting star.( of the L while the a’l-around (Die Gems, wh) played npil. was a feature. ^ handled S chances, t down four fly _ sensational mai.ner. b sparkled at the in^hling up everything

Stein. Stein to Rosenfeld. Stein rolled to C. Rice. Rice to

Donohue Blume walked. Burke Alexenberg filed to Culver. Jargowsky 5p Blume i-tole second. Jargowsky filed to Tow nsend, who while on s dead run with back toward Infield, make a bark hand

catch.

Seventh Inning — Ned rolled to H. Alexenberg. first. C. Rice singled between abort and third. Delaney up. Rice out a second, on attempted Delaney singled between third and short. Witmer up. Delaney stole second. Witmer singled to left. Delaney scoring. Kennedy threw home to catch Delaney. Alexenberg overthrew to second. Witmer advancing to third. Townsend doubled to right, scoring Witmer. Culver hit to Kennedy. who made a sensational

shoestring catch.

Rosenfeld rolled to C- Rice, at first. Kennedy filed to Witmer. Ben Alexenberg hit to Whit

tinglon. out at first.

Eighth inning—Donahue hit a pop fiy to H. Alexenberg. Garrison delayed game to select bat. then fanned, apparently getting wrong bat. Whittington rolled to Blume. out at first. Stein fanned. H. Alexenberg fanned. Stein rolled to C.

Rice, out at first.

Ninth 1 riiilng—Ned Rice hit firs! ball for a double. C. Rice’ fanned. Delaney Hied to Jargowsky in left. WUroer made it four straight hits with a triple to right. Townsend hit to Stein.

Stein to Roeenfeld.

Blume lined to Witmer in cenr. Burke Alaxenberg singled between second and short. Jargowsky was hit by Rice. Rosenfeld rolled to Garrison, out at first. Kennedy filed to Witmer. ending the first game.

WOODBINE

Dennis, s

H. Alexenberg. 3b 0 Stein, p 0

n™. »rjw “Uwi-I.NfSo

Jargowsky. rf. if- 0

R H O A

way.

Bjafayed excellent

T AJexenberg scintillated ™* L — \ handling seven

ances In perfect

. Play By Play— , 8: Woodbine. 1 „„ Rice fanned. Jked. Stole second and gwr filed to deep cenJ fanned. No runs. —Dennis hit to Townts thrown out at first. Wbcrg fanned. Stein O. Rice. Rice to Donaruns, no hlu. pd laaing—Culver popped rke Alexenberg. Donahue . Garrison singled to right a fanned. No runs, one i—Scheldt walked. _BBbert. hit a long one F Jargowo!, popped to blooenf'Id up Scheldt second on a passed lid fanned. No runs. _ii.g -Ned Rice HipBui*. Claude Rice Ipaey hit to H. Alexk l first .Kennedy singled to lexenberg attempted ft again Rice lost DcW to second In an atjieji Kennedy. Alexenshort and was out A close play Kennedy p third. Dennif bunted. Rice to Donahue, with two and Eipalkcd Stein up. Alex-^■CaacL-o! Sfln ‘ ~ ' i Donahue. One

which Scheldt a taken mU walked off

Rosenfeld. If. lbKennedy, cf 1 Ben Alexenberg. c 0 D. Stein, rf 0 Blume, 2b 0

Totals...

0 2 0 0

Second Game—Avalon. 4:

Woodbine. 1

Flret Inning—Rosenfeld B lexenberg

first. Stein

filed to Townrend.

C. Rice rolled to H. Alexenberg. out at first. Delaney fanned. Witmer walked. Townsend popped to

Stein at short.

Second Inning—Blume popped to Whittington. Burke Alexenberg filed to Witmer. H. Alexenberg filed to Townsend. Culver popped to Burke Alexenberg. Donahue popped to Rosenfeld. who made fine catch. Garrison singled between third and short. Whittington walked. N. Rice doubled, it being a high and long one to Jargowsky in left, who made a fine try for it. Garrison and Whittington scored. Rice hit to Burke Alexenberg. nt first. Whittington to Donahue. Rice advanced to third on H. Alexenberg's overthrow. Claude

out at flret.

Third Inning—Jargowsky ivennedy fanned. D. Stein fanned. Delaney lined to Kennedy center. who made wonderful throw to first, nailing Delaney. Witmer singled between second and third. Townsend up. Wltmstole second. Townsend singled, between short and third. Stein threw to catch Witmer going home. Burke Alexenberg dropped ball. Witmer scoring. Townsend —ms thrown out by Burke Alexberg at third. Culver hit to Burke Alexenberg. the ball bouncing off his glove to H. Alexenberg. who threw Culver

out at first.

Fourth Inning—Rosenfeld hit E. Rice. Rice to Donahue. Ben Alexenberg rolled to Garrison at third, who made low throw to Donahue, who scooped It up for -n out. Stein filed to Townsend. Donahbe rolled to Blume. out at firs'. Garrison bit to Stein at short, who while olf his balance threw to first. Garrison being safe the play. Whittington doubled to center. Kennedy's peg caught Garrison at third. Ned Rice hit Stein who threw wide to Rosenfeld, Whittington scoring. C. Rice popped to Burke Alexen-

berg.

Fifth Inning—Blume rolled to Whittington, out at first. Burke Alexenberg popped to Whltting- ' in. H. Alexenberg singled to. nter. ball bouncing over Wit" »r's head for first hit of game. Alexenberg advanced to second when it was claimed Donahue Interfered with runner. Jargowsky

popped to Whittington.

Delaney hit a long fly gowsky who. made a fine catch. Witmer filed to Jargowsky. Town0 send Texas Leaguered over short. OjCulvtr up. Townsend stole aec1 i ond. Culver hit to H. Alexenberg. who held ball In an effort u tu catch Townsend coming Into 0, third. Townsend safe as IjColver. who promptly stole Ojond. Donahue rolled to Burkt

o - Alexenberg. out at flret.

! Sixth Inning—Kennedy walked. 2 H. Stein up. Kennedy advanced

to second on passed ball. Stein fanned. Rosenfeld singled to left. Kennedy rested on third. Ben Alexenberg hit to C. Rice, out *t flret. Kennedy scored on the play. Stein filed to Townsend. Garrison hit to H. Alexenberg. out at flret. Whittington hit to H. Alexenberg. out at flret. Ned Rice hit to Alexenberg and was

cut at first.

Seventh Inning—Blume hit to C. Rice, out at first. Burke Alex-j on berg to E. Rice. Rice to Donahue. H. Alexenberg popped to

Whittington.

C. Rice fanned. Delaney filed to Kennedy. Witmer fanned. Eighth inning—Jargowsky hit « pop fly to Whittington. Ken nedy walked. D. Stein hit U Whittington, who got Kennedy going to second. Rosenfeld rolled to E. Rice and was out at flret. Ninth Inning—Ben Alexenberg hit to Whittington, out at flret. Stein singled, but was thrown out by Townsend In an attempt to make It a double. Townsend to Whittington. Blume fanned, ending the second game.

WOODBINE

Rosenfeld. l-b_ B. Alexenberg. i H. Stein, sa

B. Alexenberg. p 0 H. Alexenberg. Sb.O Jargowsky, If 0

Kennedy. cf_

R H O A E . 0 1 10 0 0

—00500

0 011

C. Rice. 2b Delaney, c Witmer. cf Townsend, rf Culver. If Donahue, lb —- Garrison. 3b _ Whittington, sa E. Rice, p

Tot ala_ Avalon Woodbine .

0 2 3 1 12 5 1 0 2 0 0 0 12 0

0 0 0 0 0 1 : 24 12 3

ILON

R H O A E .00120 —0 0 4 0 0 —112 0 0 .0 2 4 1 0 —0 2 0 0 0 —ft ft 12 0 0 1 10 2 0 —21460 0 10 3 0

4 8 37 13 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 x—4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—1

Goose Doughty Made Forty-five-yard Dash Middle Township Star Won Game Against Holy Spirit "Goobc" Doughty's forty-five yard dash for a touchdown was enough to vanquish Holy Spirit High School, at Atlantic City, on Saturday, the Middle Township High star making the sensational run after a few minutes of play. Jone> touchdown In the second quarte.' made matters secure for the county seat grid warriors, the. final figures being 13-0. Doughty ran the 45 yarda*after Holy Spirit had lost the ball on first downs, the fleet Middle star skirting right end for hi* dash for a touchdown. He kicked the point after the touchdown. After several exchanges of punts and rushes by both teams In the second quarter. Middle marched to the resort team's four-yard-line. when Jones went offtackle for the second touchdown. Jones. Taylor ami Doughty Intlllated on the qffense and defense for Middle, the Court House grldders showing a powerful backfleld. holding Holy Spllrt time after time. Much and Plummer sparkled r Holy Spirit. Dod Cicero, their star half-back, did not get into the game until the final quarter and when he did, he accounted for six first downs against eight

for middle. The score:

Middle rnshlp pos Holy Spirit Spaulding U2. Galen Douglas UT- Fiore

Alf Davis Mopped Up Sea Die Waves To the Tune of 32 to 0— Left Them Helpless on Canuso Reid While Old Sol Laughed

jack Godfrey Will Captain £>ea Isle Waves Sea I*le City Waves, opened the grid season last Sunday, have elected Jack Godfrey as captain. Godfrey is a fortner Ocean City High School atar and scintillated with May* Landing las; year.

Blackboard drills are being torn game at Ocean View with held twice a wee*, under the di-.the Waves. October 23. On the rectlon of Conch Leroy J. Archer 30th Sea Imle travels to Atlanand Captain Godfrey. J«lc City to tn^t the Olympja Manager Simpson announces! A - that next Sunday the W«va will ———— meet Cape tMay at Cape May. a| Helen: "It took Jack twentyreturn game will be played with five leasons to teach me to swim.' Wildwood .at Wildwood. October; B)bll: "The cad! He taught ”' Cape May mill play t

Score by periods:

fiddle Township. 7 C 0 0—13 Holy Spirit High.. 0 0 0 0— 0 Touchdowns — Doughty. Jones, goal after touchdown. Doughty. Subs: Leppert for Purnsell. MacLees for Galen. Dougherty for Culkin. Plummer for Comey. L. Clark for Pearce. Hughes for Grannan. Falkenberg for Wlmberg. Stretch for Falkenberg. Mulch for O'Donnell Wimberg for MacLees. Coyle for Leppert. Aixararno for Flster. Cicero for Hughes. Falkenberg for Coyle, MacLees for Axzararno. Referee — Lechecka. Lafayette. Umpire—Farley. Georgestown Head linesmen—Eble. Penn. Time of periods—12 minutes.

Sea Isle City Waves failed to splash over the Wildwood Red Jackets last Sunday at Canuso Field. Ocean View, being rolled over by Alf Davis and his grid warriors, 32-0. in their first game of the season, while old Sol laughed out loud, giving the knights of the gridiron a hot time of it. as fans used sponges to good advantage. Davis made one 6S-yard run and another of 40 yards distance. Jt was Alf Davis throughout, plunging, kicking, skirting, tackling and then some. He scored three touchdowns. The Waves couldn't hold him. Davis seemed to be immune from the waiting tackier* with his speed and aidestepping. Sea Isle kicked off. After fallg to gain. Wildwood kicked i and Sea Isle made a first down. : Wildwood was penalised five .rerds for off-side and the Waves, after several attempt* to gain, kicked to the Jackets, who brought the ball down four yards. On the next play Alf Davis ran around left end. Straight-arming and sidestepping, he raced sixty-five yards down the field for a touch-' down. Point after touchdown

failed.

Wildwood kicked and Lee received. bringing the ball to the 30-yard line. After several line bucks, the Waves kicked. Sea Isle was penalised for off-side. Davis broke through the line for a Un-yard gam and followed with five more, as the quarter ended. Wildwood, 6; Sea Isle 0. After considerable play Wildwood pushed over another touchdown Colberg going over with the pigskin Extra point was added by Davis. Wildwood kicked over goal line and Davis (ell on the ball. Davis kicked for extra point. The hall exchanged hands fori about eight minutes, neither side gaining considerable yardage when the second quarter ended. Wildwood kicked to Sea Isle. Jefferson bringing the ball back to midfield. After failing gain, the Waves kicked. Davis hit the line and end for considerable yardage and then pushed the ball over for another touchdown. Extra point failed. Wildwood started i the fourth quarter wUh two straight downs. Davis ran forty yards to t four-yard line and Milky wi for a touchdown. DenniaLevin and Fellows did i pretty talking for the Jackets, while Godfrey, Charlton and Tolson played well for the Waves. At the end of the quarter Davis ran another 45 yards for a touchdown. In this quarter Chariton. Godfrey and Ferrari, a sub. did excellent work for the Waves but could not get near Jackets' goal posts.

WAVES

Stevens L.E McGheuy L.T. Adanns, : LG—

JACKETS

Senior

Senckoff .. Kalberg

McCullough Center . Met* Clark R.G ._... Eaches Godfrey R.T. BniUlcr Tolson R.E. Dennison Charlton .Q.B Fellows

—L.B., .

. Davl

—F.B

Touchdowns—Dai

berg. Milky. Point after touchdown—Davis. 3. Referee-Hedault. Head linesman—Corson. Ocean

City High School.

Tomorrow’s Grid Menu

High School

PlcesantvtUe at Cape May. Princeton at Ocean City. Millville at Wildwood.

Independent

«* Isle City Waves at Cape May. Millville will be the opponents

of Wildwood High In their flret j Court House game of the season at Wildwood, j Avalon tomorrow. | Woodbine __ Cape May High, with four four! Cape May

will open with Pleas-' Bdleplain

County League

Club Standing

Schedule Two Postponed Games For Saturday With Court House and Avalon tied for firm place In the County league, interest centers on .Saturday's gamee. Court House plays Woodbine in a postponed game and Avalon plays Belleplain. which the league solo ns decided must be played. It was generally believed that the nolo ns would award the game to the Gems.

I due fo forfeiture,

i Avalon and Court House are i expected to win. If they both win or lose a tie will exist. If I Court House loses. Avalon will be the winners and vice versa for Avalon. In event both tearon i wln - the deciding game will be | played Saturday. October li. at

j Cape May.

League Standing

w.

L. Pc. 6 .739 C .739 10 .565

tntvlUe High at the resort. Ocean City, fresh from their | ♦ctory over Woodabwn. will en-i Ixivor to make It two straight! ‘hen they meet th ehighly touted ’ri need on IMgh eleven at Ocean |

Lower ..

w coach of the s he has a second Don McAndrewa. a life guard son Just ended, cr punt, with his left arm. (Cour-

Last Saturday's Games Avalon. 6: Woodbine 1.

•first game).

AvaJon. 4; Woodbine 1. I (second game).

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