CAPE HAT CWHTT TIMES. TOBAY. 0CT0BE1 21, 1927.

Page Seven

r eekly Sports News

i City Trips Court

House Gridders 20 to 7

, and Danndly SpaAfe For Maroon and White

H Battln—Taylor Show, Well For

Middle Township High School

Getringrr inl,!rrpt«i pass on hi-

" n, A ,rtek

•U*rt. Uxlte punuxl to mtdIMd. Oc«an City was p-imliwd 15 yards for Intsrtrrin* *tib rry-Mvinr o! Ulr catch. Ocean City took ball on downs on its 20-yard line. .scPberson Intercepted a forward pass and ran to Ocean City's tenyard line. Hour lily hit tackle for wven yaids and Taylor carried It on next play. Doughty

Runs Forty Yard, For Second Touchdown ^ T"' 1

OWI1 Next Saturday Ocean City will

play Wildwood High School at

Wildwood.

Jackets Ride Over Waves in Last Quarter

Touchdowns By Taylor and Eachus in Closing Minutes

Give Wildwood Win

Sea Isle Plays Good Game

Collotish blocked It and Tomp- ing lost the flrat to Millville kins recovered. With the ball High School. The touchdowns on their 36 yard line Sea lale were scored by Grieeemer. Con

'V .

make any head- ner and Bariiah. and Ihe goal*

way and were forced to kick.. for the touchdowns were kicked Another punting duel ensued and j by Van Burtn and Griewmer. the quarter ended with neither i Six touchdowns and two goals

iverwhelmlng defeat High. The line-up

City High School

I proved too strong for

S last Saturday after•red Its second victory 1 by a score of W to e was played on Mu-

t Ocean City.

ale almost intercepted,

Tayloj failed by inches to make Oark stopped Camp sfter he gained a yard, stiles broke thru and nailed Ufxle. Thompson made three yards through right

Ocean City Court House

1 City eleven scored: guard, a terrible pass caused in toe 3rat, second I Uule to be thrown for a len- ■ quarters. Couit House,yard loss on hie own 26-yard line ae Interesting, when Doughty dipped off six yards 1 the ball acrosa for! through the line. McCotter spilled team In the third [Taylor tor a loss of a yard. An t House then making end run was stopped. Court mined bid for vir- House missed a touchdown when

I h*e let Doughty's forward pass

y sparkled «« »«*r from him. while standwhile Thylor. the ln * 00 «he goal line. It was a

i hack of the Court ‘ touchback. The ball was put Into

fat Ion. starred for hD P u r <he 20-yard line. ~

nelly tore around left end spinner play for 33 yards. Two . plunges failed and Uix,. got off a I nice punt to the Court Hause 10 , yard line. Doughty returned it , IS yards and was Jarred up when

, stopped by Tacctrino.

Park, who replaced Camp, i stopped Doughty. Powell stopped > Taylor Doughty kicked from hu i live-yard line across Held to the . 40 yard line. Aided by excellent ) Interference by Thompson and i Park. Utile ran the punt back 0 yards along the sidelines withI out a Court House player touching him for the second touch- . down. A forward pass. Liaaie to

McCoueh _ McCotter _ Carey Davis Powell Rau _____

Dsnnelly Lansara

Camp

Adellizzio

Thompson

Saul --- .Stiles _K.u Martin -RT Clark -RE. Spaulding ~Q B. Thomas -L.H— McPherson RH Doughty - P3. Taylor

e kicked ott to O. C. cracks at the line eked to the Court 1 line. McPherson I punt, ran 15 yards.

. lateral .

t more yards. Rau

Taylor cracked

j for four yards B 45-yard line, a i |hty kicked to Little, 'r to the 25-yard ipped Camp. Li cite t punt, which Dough-

40-yard

.. e failed.

Doughty and O.

J on downs. Camp C yards through the

got loose on 1 for 25 yards,

i put the ball on the Camp knocked off j yards and Adetisti m —s. The kick for

t'wild.

f Injured ran City I yards after an exJca. Carey was hurt grTaccarino. Dough1 bard on an at- _ The first quarj the ball cn the 9-yard line. I through the line McPhtraon Inward and ran to [EdO-yard line. Tayfour yards. TacDougbty for no s which Liz-

Score by periods:

Ocean City C 7 0 7—20 Court House 0 0 7 0— 7

Touchdowns-AdeIlixlo, 2; Dan- vwpiun uomrey won me

«!’ “P “ d WfWwood kicked to nee

Oberlin. Referee Pauike. AS. W. uj,.-. j y , rQ n nr . The Jackets

held for downs and Haaotti kick-

Alf Davie' end runs and ability to throw passes, along with Baches and Fellows' line bucks, aided Wildwood materially in defeating the See Isle "Waves" laat

Sunday.

Neither team was able to score until the last few minutes, when a pass from Davis to Eachus on Sea Isle's 25 yard line resulted In a touchdown. The other six pointer was added when Taylor intercepted a pass on the Waves 30 yard line. He carried the ball to the 3 yard line and then toted it over. Maxotti's kicking and Alexenburg's plunges featured for the "Wavea.*’ Tolaon and McColiugk made some exceptionally nice tackles. Floyd Tompkins ably directed the at-

tack at quarter.

Captain Godfrey won the t<

Both teams play-, spelled

ed great football, but Wildwood j for Claytor grew a bit worried; realising that' was: Sea Isle had something the Wlldwot Waves lack yd In the initial game'.Hilbroner . of the season, when the Jackets: Grace van rough shod over them. i A - Johnson The last quarter whistle Mew / SV. e *®! man

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Substitutes. Ocean don for McConch. Taccartno for Carey. Townsend for Davie. Pontlere for Powell. Parke for Camp. Getslnger for Adelllzalo. Brownmiller for Thompson. Court Hauer —Jack Douglas-, for Errtckaon. Errickson #or Martin.

Middle and Wildwood H. S. Sever Athletic Relations

Court House Scorn To begin the second half Taylor ran back the kickoff 20 yards to the 35-yard line. He was knocked out when tackled but resumed play. Doughty lashed through center for seven yards. Ran stopped Doughty in his tracks. Taylor made a first down. The ball was In mid-field. McPherson fumbled, momentarily, then made three yard* through center. Taylor cracked the center ol (he line and made a first down with three tacklera hanging on

him. ^

Doughty failed to gain. Gordon. who replaced McCouch al left end. slipped throurh and tossed Taylor for a loss of three yards. On a fake placement kick Doughty toaeed the ball to Spauldn,gfor^ajRM«j>v<^g» ln

cancelled by Middle Townah'p High School. This break in the relationship of the two High Schools includes all sports. The difficulty between the institutions centers around the eligibility of Doughty as a player on the Middle Township High School football team. There is a ruling that any athlete Is ineligible after participating four years in a sport. Doughty has participated four years in track athletics, but only three years in football playing. Wildwood contends that Doughty's four years in track athletics, makes him Ineligible as a football player. Middle maintains that the years he has participated in other sports docs not enter into the question of his eligibility, the years he has played football being the only thing po he taken Into, consideration.

ed to their 61 yard line. Wildwood started off with a bang, gaining yardage on end

line bucks.

On their 36 yard line the Waves held and took the ball on downs, but were forced to kick after unsuccessful attempts at the Jackets’ lin- Wildwood was called off-aide ih the whistle blew ending the quarter, the ball rusting on their 26 yard line. The beginning of the second quarter saw Wildwood marching down the field and on the yard line Cordouff intercepted Pa* With this ''break" 6— Isle tightened and the quarter was largely a punting duel. Neither team was able to score although the Jackets seemed a little stronger at this point of the game. Both teams showed real "fighting spirit.'' Sea Isle with their line strengthened by fresh men and the brief rest, kicked to Wildwood's 40 yard line. The Jackets were forced to kick, however, and Sea Isle opened up an aerial attack, and making two nice gains of 16 yards and 10 yards. This -was the only time the ‘'Waves" threatened and only when they were in striking distance, did the Jackets hold. Ssa Isle Joeing the ball on downa A pass from Davis to Dennison netted 40 yards and after a scries of end runs and line bucks advanced the ball neat enough to try a drop kick. Me

contest, with both «, ams battling for supremacy, brought the ball on Sea Isle's 40 yard line. The Jackets completed two nice pasnee and planted the ball on Sea Isle's 20 yard line. Taylor acting as "sleeper" completed a pass and scored the firs! touchdown. The try for point after touchdown was unsuccessful. lUvls kicked to Matotti on the 20 yard line and the Waves tried to gain ground with passes, but Baches intercepted one and carried -.he ball to Sea Isle's 3 Jwrd line. After two attempts he carried it over. He was un- : successful in the attempt tc add an extra point. The whistle blew, ending the game, as the. teams were lining up In mid-

field. The summaries:

BEA ISLE WILDWOOD

-—IkE Dennison

^ —I*.T.—__ Crawley I Hyan IxG Benikoff HOCollough Center Metx Adam.- JLG Taylor Godfrey R.T fifack jpatherby R.K. • Senior i F. Tompkins Q.B. Oavto Whittington LR Bachew : l*e _ R-B. Fellows: Maxotti PR. Johnson Wildwood • 0 0 l*—13 Sea Isle 0 0 0 0— 0 Referee Malloy. Umpire Wltmer. Hraditnesman Ba Irish "Submitui<-. \\ .idwood—Schnitxler for Maefc Montgomery to. Taylor Taylor for Johnson. Set Isle—Jefferson for Weathoxby. Cordouff for Lee. Al.xenburg for Whittington. Whittington for Lee. Tolson for Whittington. Wood for Adams and Peter-

son for Tompkins.

Wildwood High Defeats Clayton

Score Sue Touchdowns and

Two Goals in Win

The Wildwood High School football team scored an easy vie lory over Clayton High School by a score of 38 to 0. Saturday afternoon at Wildwood. The lo cal team played a clever game In defeating Clayton. This is the •“coad game of the season for the shore aggregation, they hav-

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