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?kly Sport News

Ocean City 'Wildwood

Downs P ville

Caddy Essay Ocean City Won By Team Second R. Onorato In Scoring

Rmort High School Cage Team Adds Another

— Ocean City

Hopes

OCEAN CITY — Hi** Srhool basket I frated lu ancient rj»m). Pleas BBtirUle HUtb. la a furlouK tuwJt at Pin MTU ville on Tn-«U» rwnln*. Tile ftnal acore. II to 1>, ClTea Vrldence of the character ' the came. Though somewl.nl bandicappeO / the email playing quarters, the Maroon and White players nuumged to accumulate an early lead. PleaaaaivHle rallied li eeooed halt and tied the IS all with hot a tew minute-,

tc *a.

la-pore, who played one at the best games of hi* career, stepped out to cage a foul coal, but the couat was knotted again when Macro scored a point la the name manner. iBrowtrulller gave The local team a Blender lead by msldng good on a foul attempt and Lepore added another aa the Inal whittle Mew. Lepore waa the high scorer of be game, cnMaetiag gr* Udd i goal* and three fouls for a total t! thirteen point a Adel Ink. , <**unte<{ lor the other geld goal* I scored by (be Maroon and Whit. with three succnwfuj hearw : from the fleot. PUCABANTV11J.Y r y i Miller, forward * 1 1 Trtptetan. forward Sit Magro. center 2 4 1 ‘ Martin, guard 2 1 S . Fennunore. guard 0*4 ' Green guard 0 0 4 T . Hudson, guard 0 0 4 . Hudson, guard 0 0 4 Totals « 7 tt OCEAN CITY F F T Adelizcio. forward 3 0 6 . forward fi 3 11 I Shame, center 0 0 0 ' CcOotter. guard 0 0 0 ' Thompson, guard Oil

Page Seven

Cape May Continues

j HI) at RrMaetoa. la.-nnm.

To Win

!.

Receives Rude Jolt

Ocean Gty -F.eW Goals

Keep Victors a

Splendid Essay Merits First Albach Nose* Out Klotz Defeat

nton

Frida,. February 10 llrldsrtoa Wedm^daT, lebmar, 20-Ham. at Trenlun. manton at Vflhllle; th-eaa t Hj at

taturds,. Pefcnmry Il- Treutm '•■dra.

al dillrille. 1 hui-d*,. Tsrrh 1 Sab-m at Tuesday, Febmar, u Oreaa rl, >* ^rldgrl-a at Ham-

' si Rridcrtoa. ».-nl.m.

ridav. March 2—NUhille at

. ,VW„ H-nMK.'jOr 1 "- * j at Octaa rilyi Salem al Hamama- ' Higll t "*- mH tmie t^nie Orcueh.

H-nors In Golf Qub As League’s Individual ! In Fart Game—27-16— i». m i rcM^' 7

Es-y Contert High Scorer | GiUon and Long St« -- * h ’ ! j — TuewU,. Frhraavy 21 KridirLose By 24-17 Score To Thurs. Luncheons Popular Friti Weller In Sixth Place Hammonton Misses Fouls !■"■»*.. *' H " m

! , Redness,, lehraar, Ti Trca-

loa al I'amd. n.

WILDWOOD. -Roy Onorato ha* OCEAN CITY.—Ocean city won CAPE MAY CITY.—With Gibson Thar-dai. IVhrnar, b.»n nsmed ilw wtuner of the first half of the South Jersey and lying continuing fbeir spec- msatuii al Bridarlagi « raddy e.vty al the Wildwood Golf lauikethall championship tacular work by scoring all the llridgHoa. Club and will be awarded the | lU t Trenlon woo the flrst hall fk-ld goals again.I Hammonlon Frida,. Febmari 23

Lepore and Gretsemer Star ■ , l*" , 1» l prise prorided thU^weri •xmor* ^* the boat MWlng aggre- .Saturday night at liaminomon. the Ion at RrialgHmi;

old Grouch,

Dr. Joseph Levenson

OtNTCT

<*- *M*e. N. A

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OCEAN CITY

School received I

last Saturday nlrbt « h. high sebool team gaw. maM* a 24-17 defeat.

The local* ability to shoot from :

the field kept them in the

rt* < _ . 1 »t the Wildwood CTub and some fin of 12 polliK. Trenton UI lied tbe Fuachea 27-16. after a rally in exretdhmal paper* were turned in 47S point* while the Cdba <r-' ■eted the last half to overcome HamHigh to Harry Avery, the pro. by tbe *64 Ocean City held op- moaton* one point lead at that

» tbe fewest point*. 376. time.

__ •— while hi* running mate * „ r . U»g netted (oar doable-docker* * “ Manner!ug ecluliilaUd for thr

480 points. Salem wj ^ ^ .

tag while from the 16 foot mark U ‘* «***" ,urwed ^ low aeorer of the league with 362 j regfatertmT

M r.T 'T wX e*eof Harrison. Al Turner and T. Tur- point* wJ^rat^eS^mam th' n ‘ aB A " ,h ' dUph.yed n The

court IIS hni f..li kwD l»«n their work and were won by Jimmy AlHaeb. tb. better the foul {hS^nK ,br , " d * toa *“ ^ dIBK ulL dimlnu.ive Trenton forward with | ^ , tlnrlr nrilsli i* The Thursday luncheon* at tlw-’ • tot»l «f 14* poinu He tallied while the (oral •uia.ii ej , i tc eta.— i.™. «_iy i__*

HOTEL SEVILLE MAPLC AWO OCEAN AVENUES WlvDWOOD. N. J.

Cater 1»B T o Qemunnc

George R. Greu

AIT'rRNKV AKO

f'OCNOtO JaOTt-aT-UAW »7 sod m* Ocean Crt* Title

He tallied La pore and WdeWxsio were tbe i ,colr c,ob bKoraing more popu - 5 Hror* from the Belt and lead high guna in tbe torsi* victory Ur •* ch »«*- Many member* «be leagc from Uk loul line with each accounting for three field I I * k * advantage of tbe upporlunUy • *• Klota flnHhed second

goal* and one fool Brownmlller ' ‘ **■ * “*

itlonal goal from long

CAPE MAY HIGH

ver 200 School Enter Free Throv- Coo test

NSW BRl'NSWiCK.—More than o hundred high preparaior, bools are entered m the Rutgcrr cp free throw baskciW, tourna Wt. which ctarWfl at New Bruns

I»*t Srtartay and

H OnBUnue to March 1. hli« inpatitlmi for the Individual and ins priac# 1* expected particu•ly ainone tmm* and men from . nfM and Morristown. Flayer* un those two places made **<<!- It fecorito to the world t.n.rna--UtnlcT Ferry, of Mm- 'own. f ahou at the basket.

fourth place. The hlgt a „ M lll maj

•core wa* tallied

rly Maxo ell. of Metw**.-. Term :b iS out of 76. High *cor< r m New Jersey w«r. Jim Ymil Ie,‘Morristown. 6<. ’ame* Har-

■' ' “ Glanvtlle.

Ready For Opening of League

Six -Team Loop Will Start Next Week—Repre-

sentative Team

Play Newport Tonight

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SEA ISLE CITY.—An mO u tic and well attended meet tg of the Sea Isle City A. A. waa ’ eM last Monday evening in tbe City Hall, and final arrangement* were made for the opening of the Community Basketball League. The nix team* are now uniformed and

neat appears*. “

when they take tbe floor for th. opening game*. The team* are evenly balanced and some closely contested games are In store for

the spectators.

Tbe strong Newport team ha* botui booked as the main attraction for Friday evening, while there will also be a good preliminary game and dancing after the basketball contest*. The management will bave-a fast team on the floor for thi* game und will tndeavor .o start the season off with a victory. The a**oclaUon will also send a Kara to Newport on Saturday evening to pl-y a return game. Only the best trams will be booked for the Friday

Allun-i night games and the boy* are ex- ^ H**'ueetlng the support of the public

in their effort to furnish a good

brand of basketball.

Tbe different tear:, in the league have been practicing every afternoon at tbe Excursion House and are rapidly rounding Into shape The team, playing on Friday nights trill be chosen from there six loams, and tbe plnyer* maxing the best showing will be formed on the first or varsity

team.

The association now ha* fifty or more member* and the prospect* are bright for * real live organixtUon which Vlll sponsor all ■porta and put the resort In It* proper place in tbe •porting world. The affair* of tbe association are now In the hand of a Board uf .Manager*. Gus Croneckt-r and Horace Rice being appointed fo serve with the president of the asso-JaUos on this board.

The! with a loul of 127. . . _ iem-! bis rival Eddie Miller of Mammon- ! Ullnon. F.

hers. The new shower bail: In-; ,n u Nln. player* scored mot. Smith. C. BarrUh and Gretoemer were. * u,, * d 10 ,br ««*»de locker room I than !M point*. Urn- of whom Cburak. O. stellar performers for the Mer-' • 00 * ,rl11 br h' 1 " 1 *tih a front J««l.. P»«y«w. Klotx. Weller ] Spmcer. G.

‘ two double- i arrcr ^V

At the end of the first ~ M ^ ^

*' "" ‘ HAMMONTON

JL,*S»24SSr--3-2-«2

Addis Dance Studios

srt R. nsi*; mR H.liROUD, N. J. E. ELINOR AOOIt, Instruct rest.

half lb* locals tod 4-7

OCEAN

O. « s-ono. u. _ , Brownmlller. O. 2

24

Crtiaeaier. F. . BonnellL F. Van Buren. C.

This hath was pasulied ■“'l Powell Weller was one of

.jenar to the clnb. thej leading field goal toss era of] Totals ... . _|1 ( ^

materials and labor being dnnalrj the league. He scored 34 time* j

by men Interested iu the welfare by this mute This waa exceeded] HAMMONTON HIGH and growth o* the orgsaUatkin “fD b, AI (.mper of Trenton, and _ F. F. F Tbe prtxe winning caddy eassy i Allmch of the same team, who)®; 'tonnering. F. 3 o i (ullowr: jearh scored 35. Powell caged 31 rj* 0 "' F - 1 n t I (field goals and was tbe league's' s * or,:a,, • I u : - -Rhat a Good t odd, HhaaM He"; most dependable foul shooti-r wRh I Turn, r - r 2 0 TL* . .a a . , ! 40 oul of 54 IrUa. Dnntoavy y - Mimiu-rin*. G. 10: eliT.'L. “ •ftf* *• ,h ' •ni.h.M twenueth in the recortl.1 Wo '' d G 10: •Bea that •very man ha* his own on ;uwunt ^ inju,-^ i,,.. — —

Itaacd several game* and only Totals g o H

" Referee—Dr Housner.. Scorer— _ ^ j Manpc Time of Hale*—16 mln-

«T m

In orler to estimate the value L. Mdier. Haraion. c m cc ix, • ••

of a caddy tbe following Ur is j *'}>"'• ( ’?£ll!? m - r . F - a

should be taken Into consideration ; "

Hackett Wins

following fart* may

with the idea* the, are the al

opinion ol

played a part of many othar*

Flayer

rnttal which j

a CUy. a. .

Moore. Salem. K

First. The first

is brought up before

estimating the value of a caddy, i* hi* manner of addressing the , player who intends to hire him. in \c other words, hi* politness. Tbe'H f-

caddy should endeavor obliging and courteously

■- “ "** — **' games WiMwood)

So. Jerary Lo^ue Schrdule ? E y ^ g K,

tbsleiiu F-G it 45 Bridgeton. F 11 XI *1* Millville, K. St 16 MUIrtUe. F 1» tT ■ c -f. g

n tg even- wild -Hsu.. K- . “

with «' “ ''

, 1 Chew. Bridg>-ton. O-C

Oc.wii

Mill..I

Obrriiotter. Horn . 1,-F

Oossli Oly. n i

“No Sir." and “Yea Sir.” and glv- , lmJV Ing whatever Infurn. 'lon his em-1 Dunloavy,'<Ve«n ployar may require. ! Hsiliee. Trentcn. a .

gfYrin rfrw S * cond 11 0180 u tBBt nUal that Iltrtlil^c v/ver oprineer ; * caddy possess a general knowl- GomulowAL nn . F-f ___ edge of the various clubs, the dls-i TjmilJ?"- JC

I lance obtained from each and the twindetL '1

nd Cold Winds Mae I required kind to use in any pre-. Kueimtr. Ocean oity.

V-OKI Win04 "iar i dlcuiipni A toe « ?*'''V llDdreton C Shooting | lection of a club 1* often Injariou.- |- Fartegf HaiT r - U " " I to the game of a player, by over- Tta.cnrorf. Tre.

sbooting or falling short of the re- PA'*', quired spot. Ikwo.- '

When the club Is selected or • '“fW 1 "- the player calls foi •*>» caddy ‘'qshould present it to him u *>rtle 1> " see. iirtdg. first. He should have the drlv.. "IK 1 * 0 ?; 1 - ready at the tee and the putter s.pba* fc Ham?on ready at tbe green. J. It-yan. Saim Third. The radt-y should keep OjwirtmdT'urtdgt nbsoluuly still when the player ts N iv i e hsn, (Son.

making a shot. Any noise made

at that time Interfere* with the ghi.id.. u., player's concentration on the ball, j mar bom. iUllvui-. He should also keep out of range! cialS'.rtL’tnT^Mlllllm-.' c’ of the player's vision when he Briebebb-rfcr. ■•»nid awing* l*ck for a stroke i fiT'aueSLr 00 ^ _ n Fourth. The caddy should al-f Hwidrb-ksan. Wildwood way* keep hi* eye on the ball. If Ai possible, for the time it leaves the s r T-rlsii Wiui».«d ’ club-head unUl tbe time It ha* i f: M-wre. Miftrlll. . <;• ceased rolling on the ground. If C ",'- tbe ball should enter tbe woods or! cvywci Brt.lretn.. <: the rough, tbe spot where it cn-; i- 8>uKh^ Mill,

tered should be marked by _

object which may stand out protni-. u-'hm ,«t.w. nently near the spot. If a ball en-’Frsgii. 8aJ.-m. . ters the lake and 1* In such a 1 J* 1 . '',' position that It may be retrieved. I fjwrlT '-■ •

this should be done by tbe caddy, j

A player become* Irritated and *

Ocean City Reaervcs I alien disgusted When a laill U[ Trenum ..fie DC Tit t:t. • ' pv c | . p... I lost Uirough tbe negligent watch*[ri'TT" CHy til ty* sir. tet r Drop S« Ule Gty , *«. c^,. ® g Jg g! J

nrib. When the ball is on or MUMtie mi it., id v.» -.

annexed an- nMr tbe Krr «a. the caddy should H*nu. iso its ut J7S <•

«» » b « d . «? the flag. He should K '!? *» Jg *[

II it M \ ville.

Frida,. Jannar, 27

Trenton.

Nataidav. January 2H

(Tl> at Blllvill..

T«**d«y, Jannar, 31 Salem at

Brid :efoii.

Redue-.lsy. Obntary l ilammoatna d f 'amden. Thar-la,. Fcbrmir, 2 — Ocean • Tf» al lluiunmnti.ii: Rlllvllle at

Salem.

I rid*,, Krimiar, 3—t amden at

Trenlon.

Sutnrduy. Februar, I Trenton at Oeran I'M,; Rridgefon al Mill-

DR. S. M. SINGER SUKGE0H-SEHT1ST of 1611 E. Moyameuing Are. FHILADELFHJA. PA. announces tbe opening of a branch office al WOODBINE. K. J. for the practice of DrniUtry. • {tssriu-rzr,

G. F. A listed Office Furniture ** TUSHINGHAM'S iGKMKKAI. OFtriCE

7 J I nesdu,. l ebrnar, 7—Ocean FH,

WILD WOO L).-Eugene Springer, local trap-shooting expert went down to defeat before Theodore Hackett. of Atlantic City, last Saturday at the Alpha Gun (Tub. Alco. the occasion being the first shoot of the Camden County Game and Fish Association at tbs Atco field. High winds and tbe frigid weather caused a small number

of imrtlcipants.

In the main shoot there wer marksmen, who were divided into

three classes.

Springer and Hackett were the only participants in the Class A gaant. Hackett won over Springer by a 82-81 score. Each shot at 100 targets and the wind made

In the first event Hackett missed eight. In tbe second be missed two and four each in the next two

-ents.

Springer missed seven In the flr»t event and broke 21 each of the next three.

J’hmwdaj. Febraar, •-Villvillr f>i Hammanlnnt I'aatdrn at Ocwn 1 »r-

' J. B. BARKER. O. D. OPTO'. ETR1ST Title and Trntt Building Eighth and Axbary Ave. 0CEAH CITY. M. J.

H. RICKERS, Sr. DphoJ Merer Hair Mattmsei Renewed 11 Mrd sweat. Set Itit Clt. Estimate* Furnished

C. W. Way.M.D. 418 South Land.a Avenue Sea late City. N. J. <, to IS A. MOlOce Hour - 7 to 4 F. M.

A lies Come. R.P. Joke B Tsrand. H D. orace Her*: Of lire Ho«r.4 to It A. M • to W A. M

RISLEY’S Auto Laundry Cara Washed and Vacuum Cleaned While You Walt 3609 Holly Beach Avencr WILDWOOD. H. i.

at Wildwood-By-The-Sea THE Beecher Kay Realty Co. Real Estate — Mortgages .— Insurance

E. R. COTTON Civil Engineer Bonded Surveyor 61d As bury Ave., Ocean City Phone: 227-W

I Soring Records

O.-nnn (Tty Be*erv< other victory In >

Isle city In the preliminary gam* j £ pieMrcd

at Red Men * Hall Thursday eve-1 , rom tbe |, ule if u U In nlng of last »<wk- , danger of being hit by the ball

N. Benner and Johnson brock into -

double scoring figures for Ocean City while Jefferson wa* the high gun of Sea Isle. Tbe summaries:

OCEAN CITY RESERVES

McGregor. F. N. Benner. F. Johnson. C. T. Benner. G. _ Langley. G. Totals

11

He i

walk

Boxing in February

path of the ball when a player j WILDWOOD.—Boring fan* have Is putting nor should he wslki-. bi( of brlght n ,. wa before them amms the green In back of the , n ;u , announcrm. nt by Al «opeplayer when be is aighUng a putt. ,..nd. of Philadelphia, boxing proThe point of toe flagpole should, moUr> who pnmlMm a KOod Khom never ta stuck in the ground as; be , iUKe d here early to Febr ,- -j; rU „ Murray, a successful ???..? Pottod^^^Tho -“fcontestant In several fistic tattle*

i* under tin* management o f ('opelend. Al Brown, another otto-u. 'ant of the ring, has signed up w.:h opeland foi a series of contest

SEA ISLE CITY

Will Be Initiated

should never be neld so that 8 flag flutters or cast* a shadow on 4 the ground in the path of the ball.

_ A tag should never be placed on ^ v 40 -the grounu where It might ta hit herr . Copeland announces furth ; D, £ ,“ r* 11 - , .. . .. 'haf he is signed up for three coni S* 1 *- \ vmldy should Deter on ,. aUmUo dty. two of walk In a trap unless absolute y , bera uatK ^ A Phu^^i,,, * ; | necensary. a* this leaves prints In , 1

*jthe sand. When a tall 'Ties'' In'

b : one of those foot-prints It makes ‘•jit difficult shot for a player. ?! Seven Ui. A knowledge of the, *i course ts an advantage i<> the; "; caddy as he can point out the

0 i principal hutnrd* to a strange, “! player and forewarn him of the “J traps which He behind r.rtsln

Eighth. Although :tsnc playeraj

MASTER IN CHANCERY Charles K. Landis, Jr. COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Beal Estate law a Specialty Titles Searched and Cleared Mortgage Loons Conveyancing

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

Reliable Trucking Service To and from Ph.udHph.t; we call for the goods and deliver thorn to your door at a coat very l.ttit more than ordinarily would bo charged »or freight alone. Spacisl rata* during winter month* Furniture moved with care; local service also offered. Seaside Trucking Company OFFICE: FRITZ AND PLEASUBE A"ENUE, SEA 1STE CITY

and Best Bond Servici

n Cape May County”

Irving Fitch Real Estate—Insurance

211 S. La-tdis Avenue

Sea Isle Gty, N. J. Keystone Phone: 628-0

Garment Makers Win WOODBINE—The local Ua

—Two student* from If t will ta inUiatHl lu N i (Tub. at Rutgers of :»r Brunswick, dm -! on

tay t;

ad vie

•nally .

Call at Meadow View Service Station. Shore Road below

Seaville. Jtoad, fur FRESH EGGS From Neel To You

POULTRY FARM a l. abrams. Proprietor

Dr.Chas. A. Furey OSTEOPATH

E- Wildwood Ave.. 0 Washington St.. C_ Packard Bldg.. Pli

x-pt it, ’

ito thank*.

j Charles E. Foster FUNERAL DIRECTOR I South Seaville, N. J.

Julius Way, M. D.

Many of Cape May County’s Finest Buildings (Public and Private) WERE DESIGNED IV Lynn H, Boyer ARCHITECT 3300 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. N. J. 4 'Boy<r Unsigned Buildings For Indivlduallly

Dr.H.W.BIaisdcI! EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST

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