<" . OCEAN CITY SEXT1XK1-. OCEAN" CITY. N. J.. i'H I W. DECEMBER 3. 1921 . nvE

~u,: SPORTING EVENTS zEK li\SEBALL of interest ACTIVITIES

FOOTBALL A GREAT SPORT IN AMERICA V Harvey Collisson Gives Ink-resting Opinion of Football

if HAVE BASKET I I BULL THIS WINTER » Athletic Association Making t Kflforts to Secure HallWant Athletic Field

OCEAN CITY LOSES HARD FOUGHT GAME Ocean City A. A. Defeated by Wilduoodt Last Saturday,! 1-0 i

, -. the iHMH-tii.- t-> thr playVi : i„ i Tuntlmll i- '• 9* in fashion.-. A year ago " r the fashion to have shift piny. p . l»lay- in which the linemen an. I ktioi.l rncu glided into iw.-itlon. I •' - i- k that this shift, however, Is. 11 proven of little value :lnri in" it* There is, however, one requisite of- 1 all that lias not rhungeri ami M , .or ■ ill ami that i- .si ..f '• men who play clean, hard, viriou " r....thall ami play that up to the last ' , Alto. There i* probably .... other »■ game-in -which a man ha.- to put every- v thir-v he has, as he does in "-football. ' There ran Is- .no half-way measure*. N .-a aie "either playing your utiim.-l '' not at all a- far a roadl* an- ' nW In the days "guard 1 hark- anil the "tandem play-" it Junk I1 I .Sit heavy men anil (In Thought v. a 1 given tif speed I , Then with the coming of the for- 1 • , ..id -pa— intr game the inaction came ..l.out and light, fast men weir the ' rule. And now we cine to modem 1 fontliair jvhere. the all-around man i - chief requisite. He .dust be h-avy . " ' .'.r.nak.- 1 I e rfe. re nco equn 1 1 > well; and 1 throw himself into any position of ' play. Thi,* man is called a "threat" defensive team. They cannot tell ' whether he is going to run. pa— or ' kirk ami cannot diagi. o the play un- 1 til it has started. But fundamentally , th- saitte men 1 an- required as ever. The modern • foothall player must still have the c fighting spirit or he i n olo- -. In the ' recent Swarthmorp-Muhlrnhurg game 1 the vastly superior garnet team was 1 held hack by the Muhlenburg men I simply liceause they would not Islieaten. For seven downs the Swarth " ( more liacks hammereil at the Muhlenburg line and for the last three downlarked only a font of a touchdown ami still they Could not put it over lie- i cause the Muhlenburg line was like a ; stone wall — thejrnen lighting shoulder ( to shoulder. It i« this unlieatable. spirit that fm.tlmll tearhe.- one. ami I can think of no other game that troche- it as well. It is inspiring even to watch modern foottijll. The fierce abandon with which the players go into the ' play is iftipressive. Th.-y do not do this solely because of loyalty for their Alma Mantel, but l.-cnuro they love .the game and the principle the game stands fpr. i- true, the injuries m e gets from the game sit- sometime- serious. Still I think the advantage- greatly outf wi-igh the pcyouble injuries and. nothworth while ran Is- had for the asking. It seem* I" me that football anil lite lessons that it teaches an- the principals that make this country what it is to-lay. In some of the foreign countries if a mob of eighty thousand |M-op1e were to *e< n q.-.me similar to thi- the game would end in a free-fur-all and the men would Is- nulling out stilleto* en euch other aim n riot' would probably ensue. But liere nil hard feeling- are dropped with tin- game. The association w ith a football team -cannot help hut help one. Football i never talked in the room- or after practice. The men put into practice what they think on the field and one tarely hears football talked after the scrimmages. The football season i- a long, hnrd grind ami the eililtc must Ik- fast and exciting to Is- able to carry the men's interest through the long season, and even then the men err glad when iti* over It is Interesting to look at the men loll around the "gym" floor in their tog- waiting for the. coach's final speech licforc the game. Some nre visibly nervous and can't keep quiet; others are as calm as if nothing were % going to happen, but one can rrud determination In every fare. They know that the whole sfhool i- there expecting their liest and there is no such word- as failure. Ocean City High School should go in for football with just this same spirit. Any school that has turned out men like BrecklcCy. iti lor. Christian. Norcom. Foplds. Collins. Schneider. Hancock. Smith. Cronecktt, Corson and countless other-. !-i - a tradition to live up to ami-should show that these men's efforts ami records were appreciated and lastly, they arc playing iiecause they feel that the principle- football inculAtes are right and • are their own principles, that it teaches- honesty, loyalty, a clean fighting spirit against odds, large or small, and self-reliance. Isist something? Place an ad In the SENTINEL and it will he quick- ;. ly rgtarned

aggrermtioo. T-.'y .,n, Is,.'!, .VfruWd 'f .KfforLs an) now Mag put forth t«. « --.uie a basketball lbs... The com- h mittec having thi- in clung- reported -limy had a ;uitisfac>.i y ro, Terence |, "it" Mi- Doughty that in all proha. being played thi- winter on Doughty', v Tht- pier is ideal for. a basket j. can-: can 1st .heated ■ »*ily and a Brpekiigy ami WeDentftai aw- < .. I - i.f the. old time playVM- who attended tin- mee^Tig ,Tues<la; night ami | the game again. These men have ( piayed .... various teams repre-entijlg J tH.n. i t- alway- knew the; acre in the \ It ha- becnerieciricd that a man,;,.. J plat uu an u-.qn.itmn teum, must , member ..f the association. , niittee that presented u verbal petition | to tin- rity eimiflissionea Monday and i • in a very able manner' presented to , '..that body the re<|ue-t of the a-socia- ( , imn that they lie allowed the privilege I of the- Camp Ground l^tween Wc-l | . and Haven avenue- for a gi-.Tcral ath- . field. , Rog.-r Williams i- the manager of , , the f.K.tball learn ami l/-.ard Mm- , ! phy is the captain. The manager and . . captain, of the Im-ketludl team have . not been selected at the present time. , There is basketball material among . the mhn of the association that can place a winning team in the field and , bring much favorable publicity to : Ocean City from a sport's standpoint. TO nl'R READERS 1 Send tli. «c little personal items of your friends or happenings of your 1 family, to the Sentinel Office by Tumday of each week and they wIH appear in the next issue on Thursday.

Manager R-.g-r William-' O. < . A. ' A. footbal! -quailNii'-t their fourth straight game byanother cb'fe score, Saturday ut Wild* nod. Tl- locals played a mighty good- game. The I 'ro-s. Wild* o-.j Athletic A sucia•thm's husky halfback. wa« responsi- . Ocean City. "*' It was one . of the hardest fought gridiron game ever played on a Wildcrowd. Cross made the initial score on a line buck play after the Wildwnod brought ''tin- ball to Ocean City's fiveyard line. The second and w hat prov- | od to lie the last, touchdown of the tercepte.1 a long f-ivuird pa-s from an Ocean City halfback. Ro-s Ferguson, former Ocean City . School hackflehl star, marie hi • riebut in. the Ocean City AthleticCluh's lineup and. with Conovrir ami ' Murphy featured for the losers. 1 by picking large holes. in the visitor'.- line. ' WiMyrowl Pos. . Ocean City " I'oixto left end Nickerson Crnker left tackle Marts ' Sonekoff left guard C. Ferguson Woods center Haley. 1 Douglass tight guard R. Williams ' l.«K'ffler right tackl- .Haines ' Carter quarterback Murphy Cross I. halfback R. Ferguson Johnson right httlfbeck Conover ; Loeftler fullback Penny-packer Vail, Swart hmo re College. A I'mpire, ! Head Linesman. Gulbck. Wild- ' wood H. S. Timekeeper. Chalmers. 1 of qurfrter*. 12 minute-. TEXNEY HONORED 1 Pleasant villr Center Elected to l^ad. Next Year'. Squad William (Curly) Tcnney, sturdy cen-U-r on the Pleasantville High School • fnotliul I eleven which won the Class r "C" championship of South Jersey - by defeating Ocean City High on Thanksgiving Day. the score being T to 0, w as elected last week to lead the

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