Weekly Sport News

CAPE MAY COUNTY TIME*!, FRIDAY. DECEMBER !

Work On Longport

Span Is Started bankment.

>rs Basketball re For Lid Lifted at Wildwood W. A. C. Defeats Bridgeton Moose in Opener, Score 39 to 34

ringer j Shooting els Third t Pennac

of 100 First League Game Sat.

‘ Athletic °lub r opeord U» baiketball w *wjn on 1 «•«“««) evenInj by deleatlns th- ’ of Url<1 s t K>n 3»-3«. in a p rloaely -ttmevled gam*.

,hl ' rear will b»

ronnn«l to the member. 0 t the l South Jrrwy Uaglie which Inclutit. team, trom I amden. Bridge- ■ Job. SUem. Millville, Trenton. Ocean t ity and Hammonton. The tlr.t league game will be played on Saturday of tbla week with

« aroden al Wildwood.

Manager Huff ha. aecured the •enice* of aereral well known players tor the local team, including Mendrtefcaon. of Merchantvllle. and Kane, of AllanUc City. The game, will ,11 be hard fought and promtae to be worthwhile to

follower* of the epoft.

P r Kl 7 remon ,nto end«i ' h * ,n ,h, • flr *‘ haU

Oceai Uf. p

of the cag,. evaded' i:.> TreniVo,

*£'»■; »o Several foule . nabled in.

local tram g alll , few mSl ‘nT*** 1 . ,>0ln, '' but unul I be cloaffi T^ir^ m -‘ rra t ™'“

“ode the mistake of

taivc^Town ^ COVered A OUlck naave Townaand in a-, - -

Page Seven

(Continued From Page ]» The channel will 1*; spanned I until the office is built at the|5 } il ' , ° ,1 hie bascule or draw , the I hi-idgehead In the Cardens, which I all| K fan-llke to permii WUI be only a few days the l,cl 1,1 lh c clear for the

engineers and eor.tracton. will pw, - s;ll: •

have their headquartera in theR -ConatrUeUon

-'fflees ot McLaughlin S Cnner,.” I will Viopau}-. 5:0 Ninth Street, on i City

Roses Blooming Despite the sleet, trout

bridge • heijeve

Recitation. "A Kentucky Watermelon." Mrs. Patricia White. ! Quintette. Mead am eg S. CarrlI son. I.. Campbell. F. Pepper, M. 1

| Snyder and E. Cook.

I Recitation. "Faith." Rev. Har-

jry Snyder.

1,1 • Recitation. "Old Man with the

Rheumatism." Mrs

• Hart

would

nive the elements. •

that

Kuehnle

BUT h»p Ur IV 1« • »-« IV •! f S -V3 tl >4 It*'- *' XV 1> lirrc, -

1*

1 Netmen

Trenton Is Trimmed By Ocean City O. C. Wins Thriller in the Closing Minute of

Opening Game

Extra Period Was Needed

Townsend 1

Kw* l«it the ball in the Hal*-, band, and he did the real much ;o «he jo, of the handful o/<S game. " Wh ° a,,eDa e<l »he

dKcn “- *tiffened

•o protect iu scanty bad 0 r ■> the home folk* and tie the

I to take the heart

Tbla

out of the Trenton team for In the eatra period Ocean City claarLC r *? 3 ,be and collected 5 points while Trenton man-

aged to get 2 points.

Harry Dimmick Wins V. M. P. L. Gold Prize

In bloom. White ro.

rlelv itro In bits

firm, who with Edward!**' -

Sutton, is a member of the Ocean * h ' City-Longport Bridge Company c, ‘>- Equipment now on the way , n [wmr*.-. Ocean City Include the pile driver lh ‘' and derrick-host, which are ,-g- Hall to Peeled to arrive Friday morning! >' ,B ,h another derrick-boat and scow ’ 8ev ‘“ n and arc expected this week. A gaso-1 bridgehead line crane will arrive Tuesday. ‘•igl

, r " will be put to work 1P 1 "** froni 'be City Hall, which DnritfiniL Creek

jep - shortly and by the time thei 1 * no * ’welie miltw away. It « *-*— ---'could ? ' D —

City

half miles, depending starting point In Oc<

being in the noriher*’ end ,- '° r '> i -' |v -'h Ftr

<i;y. Bui from the City pmi.hoiJ,., Atlantic City the distance ‘V-; oidy. will in- about mIJ? ‘ ndirl,,, ■ ,bal

a half miles u, the hloom -

at the Cardens and; —

and three-quarters ,

The County Council Chairman. 1 Irs. Buell, gave a very Interest f ig talk on "The Work of County j oun cl Is."

Dr. A. J. FfkdUcd Dr. 14a B. FriedUaJ WOODBINE. N. J. 9-10 A. M.: j-3 P. M.: t-: p. m. «.* I» M. Tel. Itell: IVnnisrltle H-K-ttr Keystone: Woodbine 45

bridge is well under

way ]00

be possible via the bridge'

Parent-Teachers

Following a conference with i of Atlantic 'city 1. Buvinger Thursday morning. 1 or twenty minuter instead ibe engineers and contractors thirty-«ve „r forty minutes

immediately to City Engl- ““— William H. Collitwon and rather than await the arrival of their own transits obtained the services of Mr. Colliaron-. tran-

.. T - A f 'f Dividing C, of held their Decern l«. r m.-eting

_ ^ the school house Morday . v.. n

present. ' After the regular bindni-iv m The engineers who have de- l,,e following program kISU-- iJ?.*.. ,Clty-Longpori ^ u _ ^

•Pos-

bridge have spedalised on slml-

l*r •onstnirtion. some of their ent immediately! ftructures in this section having

the job" to take soundings 1 ,ht Cooper river bridge at to determine the length of p||-1 C*mden. opened last summer Inga for the bascule pier at | four kridg«s over th- Cb««apeakeeither side of the channel. Delaware canal, below Wlltning"We do not want to lose any; * on “ n,i lh P CbrUtlana RlVertlme In getUng started and pusb- : Sou,h -'‘srket bridge at Wllmlnging the work to conclusion." said ton - Th *y built fifteen bridges' * ‘ Mr - Needt** "Although we do; ^”', r Wolland canal, six

Plano solo. Mrs. Minnie Recitation. "Hunting n

um." Albert Cook.

not anticipate any difficulty In

completing the bridge on ecbed

On Monday evening Horn- Dim- T her< ' ar< ‘ re4l| 5‘ nt mick was awarded the Young f eri " u ® Problems to be encounMen s Progressive Ismsuc golf ,ered ', W '' htve had "P 1 *"*"' 1 coprlr- In a "play when youplease’ | ??f'? ,loD , from 'te best local secret number tournament which J* bo . a . r< .' ,n, ere»ted; we

the

_ from behind i closing minute of the game. Ooean nutted the score, to win out extra period against the | Trenton Bengals In the opening asi game of the South Jersey League glance! a' Trenton on FYiday evening, inform 1 With but a few seconds tq play and the score 29 to 25 In favor of Trenton. Babe Klotz got a field goal through, to be followed by a spectacular midfield toss by Dunleavy bringing the teams on even

tern

Kiott and Dunleavy followed the good work In the extra pel iod what proved the winning

"y' “ , goats. The final score was 34

Baturday! £“3,

puy .tie | gumt Jersey League cham-

pkms. who were without the servic - of Bam Moorehead and Fritz Weller, were given a whale of a game by the Trenton team. Trenton was making its initial bow In tbc South Jersey League. Headed by Pudge Davenport, former Penn star. Trenton finished the tirvt half 3 points to the good (6 to 13. but Ocean City was not to be

denied in the last half.

Trenton's downfall was due to it* inability to stop big Babe Klotz who ran wild during the fray, leading the scoring of both teams with 4 field goals and C

foul*.

Ux Powell played brilliantly for Ocean city snaring 4 fouls out of S tries and Z field goals. Two ot the field goals game In the closing minutes of the second half. Davenport scored the first points of the game vlth a 'ong field goal Radice followed with a foul. Klotr got away for 2 field goals and lead shuttled back and forth being tnd at 13-11 A foul and ! field goal* by Davenport and Abl-

held at the Ocean City ( ounClub ourlng the summer

months. Han* Burghardt finished second. A number of the members

participated In the event. Each entry -elected his own handicap which was deducted from the score which he later turned The player with the closest

net figures

*aa declared the winner?

• Inning figure was 76; Dimmick

made a 75, and Burkhardt

have the backing _.

and Peal«ody. Smith G>.. Inc.. the contractors. Frederick Snare Co., are the equal of any in the business and the same is true of tbc Phoenix Bridge Company, who will erect the super-struc-ture. The soundings we have made and careful study of hydrographic chart* covering

» vanguard,

_ «» Islf ... tr';S»e game

PSlhk on Eddie

"fete Up

K-4M Dick Did"..

1, Jack Gib

Your Own Home For Christmas! with but Kttle cash. Sea Isle City I place in which to live, winter or ; and we have the homes listed at this t will enable you to enjoy living here to the fullest.

M. Sofron:y Landis Avemie at West Jersey SEA 1SL£ CITY, N. J. insurance of Alt Kinds !• Emjst Pksar &JI S

he winee Bu ^|‘ period of more than half a cen-

tury showing the effect of ocean current*, convinced me that there there no serious physical diffl-1 cullies to be encountered. We | expect an expeditious handlingof the job. Its completion on time i and 1 confidently predict the sue-1 cess of the operation of the | bridge and Its beneficial effects I on Ocean City will far exceed i the most optimistic expectations." The total coat of the bridge, including not only the work and material of the contractors, bui | also the services of the engineers. ; the costs of the rights of way I and incidental expenses, will ap- j proximate 51,000.000. The contractors are under bond to have: completed and ready for busl-;

*s by August 31. 1928.

The bridge. Including the road-1 way on the Longport side of the span, will be approximately one’ and one-half miles long, of which

feet will be the bridge I

proper.

The structure of the bridge) will be steel girder stands on | concrete plere across the channel and deep portions on concrete pilings and trestle across the

shallows.

The floor of the bridge will be ‘ concrete with asphalt surface.)

Wildwood String Band Out For First Prize The Wildwood String Band

it to attain it* aspiration 1 year by capturing first prize ... the String Band Division in the New Years' Parade In Phlladelphl.r The costume* are being made by Harry Keating, the maker and designer of the last year's suits, which won second place. Altbought the actual style or i>erlod of the suit* are being kept wcret. still the committee charge promise* .He costumes

be unique and original. Farewell Reception

A farewell surprise party was tendered Achl.il ' Zuchowitz. of Woodbine, last Thursday by his friends. Mr. Zuchowitz. a prominent merchant of Woodbine for

twenty years is leaving the

community to make bis home In

New York City.

Mr. Zuchowitz was lauded at fhe reception for his Interest in the community and for the pari

he had played.

He is a director of the Woodbine National Bank and heads several Institutions. Work Is drudgery when done solely for the money one expect* > get out of It

which were bascule, similar tbc- construction here. A very similar construction recently j opened by them is tbc bridge’ across Mobile Elver and MobileBay In Alabama, tbla consists of several bridges and roadways

E. R. COTTON Civil Engineer Bonded Surveyor 619 Asbnry Are., Ocean City Phone: 227-W

Good news for HOME OWNERS!

“Wanted Immediately”

thquund dollar* worth 1

will be held

itrictly confidential. Wire e Dudley C. T. Sleater Beesley’s Point, N. J.

666 is a prescription for Colds. Grippe, Fine, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the Germs.

Many winter motor troubles can be side-stepped by good judgment in the choice of gasoline. A44

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you about it.

'HANS burkhardt Exclusive Dealer 649 Asbury Avenue

Ocean Gty

Quiet Yiau AUTOMATIC J OIL BURNER

The Best Christmas Present You can make your family, is a life insurance policy. It is a present that will endure through the years, and ever be a reminder of your though!ulness and love. It is a present, too. in which you share, for your insurance always has a value which can be counted amongst your best assets. There is time to have your policy by Christmas morning. Let me tell you more about it Samuel Schellenger Keystone Phone: 29C-A Cape May, N. J.

MODERN .coveringV Decorative marks of respect lie upon renting places ot the deed. Now. you living, let me decorate your rest rooms. Choice Wall Paper, attractive prices and work that’s guaranteed. AMASA W. YOUNG Petersburg, N. J.

T^hls ones on the house.” criei ibe painter a* he upset the bucke ot paint.

RISLEY’S Auto Laundry

Keystone Phone. 1*-Y Dr. Joseph Levenson

DENTIST

Adim* Ave.. Woodbine. N. J.

Office hours:

P*itv » A. M. to « P. M Sunday 10 A. W 0 « p M Rvenlng by a tment No office hours . Saturday

Car* \\ ashed and Vacuum Cleaned While You Wait 3609 Holly Beach Avenue WILDWOOD, N. J.

George R. Greis ATTORNKV AND | roiWSELLOtt.AT-LAW | 307 and 309 Occaa City Titla and I OCEfiti*C?TY a,n f?. j. Phone: 791

HOTEL SEVILLE

MAPLE wrL N D D wS8i A V^ NUES Open All Year steam Heat

Newest Hole' in Town

Catering To Commercial Trade

1 Addis Dance Studios 1 Children and adult classes, in all 1 type* of dancinp. Private lessons 1 by appointment. Write or phone. I 253 W. PIJli: AYE* tVli.UB04)11. Jf. J. I E. ELINOR ADDIS, Instructroas.

r —\ DR. H. O. MANOINO Chiropractor Wootworth Building. Wildwood Dally Hours except Sunday „ 10-1* 2-5 7-2 n.11: M-J Keyalone: 2M-A •T»r. Spear’s Painless System cf Spinal Adju.-imeats" used at this

DR. S. M. SINGER SDHGEOK-DENTIST of 1611 E. Moyamensing Ave. PHILADELPHIA. PA. announce* the opening of a branch office at WOODBINE. N. J. for the practice of Dentistry. / Saturday evening C 10 » nours. , Sunday Hi A.M. lo 9 I' M.

G. F. Alisteel Office Furniture ! TUSHINGHAM S ! ’"w'rtYw&S. sTSKNEHAL OKITTOE fllTPPLIEH

H. RICKERS, Sr. Upholsterer Hair Mattreise* Renewed 13 52rd Street. Sea Isla City Bstimnica Furnished

C. W.Way.M.D. 415 South Landis Avonue Sea Isle City. N. J. „ (» lo 10 A. M. Of .ce Hour*: - I lo 4 I*. M. 1 7 to 2 P. M.

! For Better Eyesight j SEE J- B. BARKER, O. D. OPTOMETRIST Title and Trust Building ^ Eighth and Asbnry Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J.

AIIcaConoa.ll.il. (oha E lowcitad. H D. Lit fire Hours: Office Hour*: 9 to It A. M. « to 10 A. M. 7 to 8 P. M. 2 to 1 P. M. 7 to 8 P. M. 524,WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. Hell Phone 59

Charles K. Landis, Jr. COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW Beal Estate Law a Specialty Titles Searched and Cleared Mortgage Loans Conveyancing

102 N. Landis Ave. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

at Wildwood-By-The-Sea THE Beecher Kay Realty Co.

Real Estate

Mortgages — Insurance

Dr. Chas. A. Furey OSTEOPATH 24 E. Wildwood Ave.. Wildwood 650 WacRineton St., Ope M*/ 200 Pickartf Bldg . pniladelpJii*

Reliable Trucking Service

Special rav>* durin,

Furniture moved with care; local service also offered. Seaside Trucking Company OFFICE: FRITZ AND PLEASURE AVENUE, SEA ISLE CUT

Bell Phone: 84

Keystone Phene: tl-O

Real Estate—Insurance

211 S. Landis Avenue

Sea Isle City, N. J. Keystone Phone: G28-D

Julius Way, M. D.

ROMNEY PLACE.

Many of Cape May County’s Finest Buildings (Public and Private)

WERE DESIGNED BY

Dr.H.W.Blaisdell EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST

| Charles E. Foster | [ FUNERAL I DiRECTOR South Seaville, N. J.

Lynn H. Boyer ARCHITECT 3300 Pacific Ave., Wildwood, N. J. "Boyer Designed Buildings For Individuality and Permanence''

Court House Marble Yard MONUMENTS and MEMORIAL STONES WM. B. POWELL CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J.

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