PAGE EIGHT' Schoolboys Defeat Alumni Courtmen Stinging from an earlier setback at the hands of the Alumni team, the Cape May basketeers were out to “do or die” Friday and “they dood it". The Alumni squad was sent toppling under a 37-24 score, which kept the fans in an uproar. “Babe” Smith, an alumnus, was the big gun for the grads with 20 points to his credit on nine field goals and two out of three foul tries. Piacentine was the only other scorer for the grads. He collected four points. Cannone was in the limelight with his scoring offense, tossing for 15 points on six goals and three fouls. Cooper was second with 13 points with four basket!

and five fouls.

The 1-afayette School team de feated the Freshmen by a close margin. Final scord was 23-22.

Lineups follow:

Alumni CMH: Piacentine f Antoni B. Smith f Cooper Shields c Cannone J. Smith f Barber Settle g . Hollingsead Hawkins f

c Shubert

Officers Lead Court League; Smith Top Man The flashy Officers' Club of the Cape May Naval Base continues in first place in the Cape May Recreation Commission basketball legue. having won nine games

and lost none.

During the last week, the following scores were made: Batter> - C forfeited to Cape May City; VJ-5 25. Signalmen, G6; Section Base 45, VJ-5 25; Battery C forfeited to Marines; Radio Materiel forfeited 10 Hawks; Signalmen f.2. Cape May City 45; Officers’ Club 71, Admiral Hotel 40; Naval Air forfeited to Coast Guard Repair; Marines 2K, Signalmen 41; Cape May City 20, Admiral 30. Present" team standings are:

Won Lost Pet.

fficers’ Club ... i» 0 1.000

Naval Air 6 3 .666 Cape May fi 3 .666

Battery C .... •’ 48

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Radio Materiel .1 8 Individual scoring honors

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B. Smith 35 F. Piacentine .... 30 Kirchner 31 Winkler 29 Rossiter 26 Wrublir. -. 26 Cuba 27 Debold 25 Wilson 25 Sutch 20 Team scoring follows:

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By Jews Rutherford

Come on, Jack!

That was the battle cry in Wednesday night's tournament at the old Cape Recreation Center. Of course, you know Jack is the great anchor man on the Pacers, and those Pacers took a game >m General Blow-hard Ricker 1 his Bluebloods by'one pin. It

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boys on their toes and pulled out with two out of three. Big Little Al and that young Reeves boy. Artie, both had plenty of punch. Here's pome big news: Al Robson was trailed by the Pacers to the Hughes mob for aim ther player and nice piece <>f cashf and did he produce for the Troubleshooters? Czar Hughes went into a huddle with his players and gave those league-leading Stylists ■thing short pf a lickin Roby hit the maples for 18’ 192-211. Bozo Lehman cracked and 194 game Kunz. Moeller and Captain Kid all*rollsteady. For the hi-de-flutin Stylists, ’ Herby, the Woodbury was the dynamite, 190-182-Chatterbox Earl was steady not up to his big league stuff. Captain Mark and Andy Steger were bowling on ration cards so Captain Kid pranced off ith two out of three. Bv'tKx way, 1 had a cablegram from Mi - . Esso Shields down by the landing creek. He informed that his new bowling squad doing wonders. We will give you the official date on this big

match later.

I apologize, folks, for not getting my little column to you last week, but just as I started it that blackout came, and doggoned if I didn't wait so long for the all-clear signal the paper went to pres*, and so long until next

week.

Team standings:

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