" ■ ' OCEAN CITY SENTINEL OCEAN' CITY. X. J.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1921 • ITVE

basketball SPORTING EVENTS BASEBALL of Interest ^ ACTIVITIES

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now about time for the winter flounder to come in the inlets, replacing the ■-ummer flounder. that have l>een very plentiful since early spring this year. The Winter fish are appearing nil the coast, and torn cods. Tug ami w hi ting can lie look*) for any time. Some fishermen say they have caught , The summer flounder, or plaice, are working out of the inlets in deeper' water off shore, while the winter flounder, or fluke, are coming in the inlets. The fluke do not grow as big as the plaice, hut they will bite the hook until cold weather. There is little else to fish for just now, and very fevyjghermcn using hook and line. \ The bays urc full of ducks now, but as a rule they, sit out In the middle of the hay and laugh at the gunners, so to speak. The Jaw doesn't allow gunning from sail or power bouts, unless within n short distance of shore, consequently there is littles chance of getting wild fowl in nice weather. Guides are locating the herds of deer and tracking out their favorits runs and eating spots so as to lie ready to take their parties where they can find the game when the season opens in December.

GREAT GAME l'l.-:i-antvillr and Deem City to Play Thanksgiving Day By Donnie , i IV .santville High nnd Ocean City ' ♦High'- football elevens will clash in the- much talked of. crucial game for | . the Class "C football chrmpionship ' of South Jersey on Thanksgiving Day afternoon at Ocean City. This contest which has !»een hang- . ' ing "fire" for the past several weeks will- clear up the mystery which has been overhanging the Class "C" trophy ' ever. since Wildwood High, ia.-t year's ■ champions failed in their attempt to 1 tage a comeback this season with n "green" team. Ocean City by its 11 to 0 victoryover Wildwood at the beginning of the 1 present season, and an overwhelming" defeat administered to Cape May Court High School two weeks ago, was looked upon to cop first honors without much trquble. With every obstaele apparently moolhcd down, Kwlng Corson's proteges stacked up against Stanley Pat-sells' Red and White eleven, of Pleasantville, and much to their surprise and dismay were held to a tie core. 7 to 7. Pleasantville with a (Comparatively weak team was supposed to give the resort eleven the ^easiest lime of allhut then you never can tell. Both Pleasantville and Ocean City have always been rivals In every line of sport, hut this season is the first that they have been rivals for a foothall championship. „ NEW ASSOCIATION Koberf (Rube) Collins, son of State Damoorntic Committeeman Charles J. . Cofftas, of this city, who had a trial with Connie Mack-- Philadelphia athletics two years ago. is the presiilent of. the newly formed Somers Point Athletic Association. Collins was elected the latter part of last week by nearly a hundred |pca! youths, who held a mass meeting to form an association. Collins, who formerly pitched for Birmingham, of the Southert. Association and the Springfield Club, of the Has tern Association, will most likely 1*4 member of the loeal clubs pitehipj? staff next spring. —"Harold Manley was elected vice president -of the !«&! association. Francis Harte, first baseman on the Somers Point baseball nine this past season was elected recording secretary and Harry Smith, financial secretury. Francis Steelmnn was made treasurer of the organization. It is the intention of the newlyformed duh to equip a basketball quintet and either play their home games in Ocean City or Atlantic City. . Several former Atlantic City High. High School cage stars wltt lie seenin the local line-up. TRAP STOOTINT. Trophies will be awarded here an Christina* Day to the three highest! scores in a trap shooting tournament , to be held* by Morgan-Ranck • Post, American Legion. Elmer Jacl|*on Pearl, George Tuthill, Hulings Wallace and John Adams arc the committee from the Po*t handling the affair. There are some good shots among the men of the town ami this event promises to lie of unusual interest. There are one or two sportsmen here who have made a reputation at the traps. DID NOT PLAY The Lightning Basketball team had a game scheduled wiUwTuckerton for Armistice Day. When the local* arrived at Tuekerton, however, they found another team playing with their opponents. Tuekerton claims they notified the Lightning Club not to come. Paul Pileggi, captain of the team, said that he received no such message. A game has been scheduled with the Pleasantville freshmen for the near itl ml or] id "I

THE LOCAL SPORT SPOT-LIGHT c 3y Kautc'unn.ii . t V.'e aie all very glail to see the ' greet activity in the line of sports in''1 Ocean Cite. It is a step in the right, P . dire t: m. It is one of the features e , which must be kept on a par with all . other activities such as the town now -1 , has underway. P No one will deny the great progress " - t-..ia lias made, and Is making '' . tiie last few year.-, and in consequence ' , we must i>e advancing in the different " , lines of -ports, ty the extent of at- 1 . least producing football, basketball P , anil baseball teams the equal of our , neighlwring igsorts. ' , The Material for these teams is here as has lieen shown the past sear son. From a local standpoint the suc- . cess of the High School football team {■duriiiff this present campaign cannot f I"- overlooked. We also have men available for a larger and heavier , team now under course of construe- : tion. to represent us on the football f field. We can produce here a basketball f team for our winter branch of sport, f second to none in the county. j The baseball question is one which P we cannot. possibly alTiftd to overlook, as we ascertain so many baseball fans ,- in our summer colony, we must come r- through and give them what they - want In the newly formed 0. O. A. A., is to lie found the first fundai mental from which surccx* will come, e and it Is to tie hoped that all the men, t vuung and old. will come out and - Cm the A. A. and accord it their, full support. A basketball hall, suitable baseball! ground, and tennis courts are the ques-j turns the A. A. aim to solve, all of e which are a- essential as some of our I. oilier attractions. ■ ,1 The various organizations of the, ■ town have so far indorsed this move i- by delegating committees to meet with - i. ne from the A. A. as well as one from the Ocean City Yacht Club and t the Ocean City Fishing Club, to eonif rer on the questiomrThe new A. A. football team i* now fully equipped and on the war path, r it being the first move In the direction of good, clean sport for the eojoy,o ment of Ocean City, and it 1* .to be y hoped that a good number will turn i- out and enjoy the fun. By watching this page every week e we will endeavor to keep you informed, i. on all branches of sport in this see ic tion. > Rf)0 AND GUN NOTES* ' Anglers say that the stripeil bass, 'r aie about the inlets seeking fresh water for the winter. Seabass are >J ntjH found, and also flounders. It la( II

A GOLF ENTHUSIAST 1 Through the playing of one man. City has become well known on .the Northfield links. This man is Harry H. !j»ke. As October 15th of -last year was the first time Mr. l-ako played the game, his record as a playis one hp nas a right to lie proud'of. In the recent tournament held at Northfield, Mr. l-ako won the second prize in the third flight. In the tournament hot I last spring at Northfield. he won second prize in the fifth flight. Many player.- of years' standing have not accomplished the success that Mr. has attained in such n short period. OCEAN CITY'S STAR ATHLETE , George K. Gardiner, Captain and veteran player of the Ocean City High < School team. He played full hack on I the team the entire season of 1920. ' This year he has been playing left tackle. He is in the Senior Clas* at , High School and is Ocean City's all-'; star, athlete, excelling in wrestling, | l>oxing, football. and basketball. He is * | also a member of the High School I Gymnasium team ami expects to cap- * tain the Red and White to a champion- * i ship in the Class C team*.

" 1-taq m-j F"™,lh'd ii* WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER HANOER SO Central „,nne OcMM C,ly. N. J. — ' I FOR SALE I A BARGAIN Doable Houae on A»bury avenue near 34th street. Ocean City. 6 rooms and bath each. Front and back porehea. idj Furnished, $5,250. $2,400 may remain on mortgage. HARRY R. HAYES «■ Realtor hJ Thirty-third and Asbury t I.

The wall paper price makera of the world want to tell yoU how little money it will take to put your home in readiness for winter. Below we quote you a few of the good thing*. Our new goods are artiving daily ami they are snappy. Hundreds of bedroom, living room, dining room -J and hall patterns; at, roll ; -AV/L» Hundreds parlor, dining room and IFyP library patterns Son-proof, 30 " wide, oat-meal, any color . . lOC { Harminallas, 30" wide, any color 20c Varnish tiles for kitchen, bath rooms, q e . l>cst made POOL, Twenty patterns, ceilings 10c Space forbids thousands of other wall paper bargains. ( Coine and see our immense stock ; wonderful patterns and best of all the price. Sun, Penn or Rex dry paste, pound . . ■ 12c" - 5 lb. lots, pound 11c Room mouldings, glue and everything* for the decorator. The world's largest dealers at the world's lowest prices 905 Atlantic Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. One-Half Block from the Feet Shore Une Waiting Station — -v Paper Hanger* Furnished if Deaired Phone Atlantic City 364-W

SOUND JUDGMENT SUGGESTS CHECK PAYMENT I j . When you pay by check you have no" anxiety about a | S receipt, a* the endorsement on the check is evidence g §3 of payment. It is not only *afe, but convenient -and 1 I Checking Accounts arc coMully invited. 1 First National Bank i OCEAN CITY. IV. el- ; SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue Ph.n.. im-j Ocean City, N. j. GOOD WORK. QUICK SERVICE, ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES PLEASE G. /E US A TRIAL LAUNDRY NOW OPEN ..

Have to Do a Lot ol ■iJ|J Op,*- =5 Cooking in a Small i £3^" ^'" Kitchen • Xiijgy"' ~ . 1 ' a neat serviceable big capacity compact little gas range I that will do more cooking than die average gas range that takes up J — — « twice as much floor space. Ib a ' ^u'can Smooth Top _____ CITY GAS UGHT CO

7 111 Y11 lilmslsl » Ills' IF SO I HAVE SOME VERY GOOD LOTS AT THIRTY(FOURTH STREET SECTION FOR SALE CHEAP. LOTS ARE SELLING FAST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY . BEFORE THEY ADVANCE. IF INTERESTED, CALL, WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE LOTS AND QUOTE PRICES TO YOU. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and AshurjrAve.

Try an Advt. in have a line of ri'BKiTURK at less 0 , than Philadelphia price*. - Window JL 1I6 OGIlblllGl shades a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS A BRO. and Get Results 720-22 ASBURY AVE. BELL PHONE IS Sutton &. Corson Co. Qeneral Contractors GRADING AND STREET BUILDlNC Ninth St. »hd SiMrtonAvz,^ Occan Cm. fit. J

Bell Phone. 186- J Furniture Stored Reupholstcring " . -r-r- ^WindcJw Shades ESTIMATE . . , FOR YOU Awntngsand 'House Furnishings price* are Lowest |>n«ible eoouMeut Willi O i-Hl Wm« an-t lUr-t Material Lawrence '1. Lear 054 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.

HURLEY-JONES CO. rnrrig-rmior* ouS'iotw. * lu*°"1" rarprt"' ili'mt-l Muirt'i'in ' HURLEY-JONES CO. - WALTER R. CHATTIN A »ON, MORB. 1116 ASBURY AVE. MONEY TO LOAN' ON MORTGAGE. No walUug for two week, to know If you ran get It: we can tell you at once. Bargain. 111 Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottage, for ■ale. Alm> lot. for investment and fur ' Improvement— the choice of Ocean Oily. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J. .

All butine** trammeled through thi. office i« in «cconl»nce with the following .log.n " 7Au offictdoti and maintains itrictly .1 bioktrart busmen .mJ 11 in en trajr interested in personal speculation." Ke.iill* : A vile completed on the above principal profit, both Seller nnd B.yer. Write for listings am! nuke your headquarter* with Clayton Haines Brick REALTOR " 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY. N. J.

Elwing t(. Corson realtor 7B7 ASBURY AVE. OCKANCITY. N.J. f ALFRED SCHERM QAean City Upholsterer and Decorator , Window Shades and Awnings Made 1088 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. General Contractor! 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS. S&WERS, BRIDGES. BULKHEADS®

Ed^ar T. Berber Real Estate In 31et St. Section of Ocoan Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or ^3^ I can Rent yon most any Rent "W" Cottage in our District Lots Sold orf Terms -

- Don't let the apring find yon with . ■ ( *S N. ' leaky roof. Tliupder Morm. nre cmninVb \ r Lw/ . ) anil a leaky roof will be apt to remit i. "af con.tder»Ue danuge. W Chimney, that Irak .houkl be looked *'ltr a"d m,u'e "A'rt'dltht. Smokey : '-A( I I Tin roof. Me fire-pn*'f "-j ^foljEA^> ' I I All kind of itove and heater repair*, |Tl^fTyL^77 / "T- Move and heater pipe*. IjinKVtv Tta, .late ana .lag *ooflng. smith's - l\ The Tin Smith / — I > 1112 Asbury Ave. Phon. 73-w All Klrtclm of Outtara

SreoiALiziHQ in Pnoranrr* north or Sixth Strut B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. PHONCa: RINTAL6 orrtcc. 23S-J SALCS RCStOCNCC. 2B2-M BUILOIRO LOT6 BEACH FRONT QMT ORR AT FOURTH STRUT