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SERIES 10 DECIDE ! CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPtONSHIP j,BST « I. ASH ON THURSDAY— 1' („>:\\ CITY FIVE MEETS , i n RESERVES— GREAT UAMKS "STAGED 1 0 q J,' J*!,, .liabilities arc that Orenx 0 (*,v \pcrienco some excitement v,, Circles over the basketball a i ced to decide which team h - : ,.,iwn as the resort chain- ' i die season. g f:., gaihe -is scheduled for ^ 1 1 irht. when the redoubtable the Ocean City Reserves' i 1:,|> the tloor ugainst the Ocean |Q t-!t} A (■•tic Association- five, at the C( i i lie the initial clash of the jr t-.'sma"'."!.!. The winners will then g I, . r'.i'i- meet the formidable Ocean ^ , H; School five to decide the title. fi Tl„. | crves arc confident of vie- B . _ ill Hive the Ocean City •). At'ilctic \ -ociation- a stiff race fori I-,.,,, / I 'm ine the season they ha' e"(.;i . tartling victories against j, , the leading teams of yk>.w forward line will lie held for p i , I;,-, , • <• . by Ferguson, the former q c. < it: H'Bh School star, together t) M-ih i i .ick, Gilbert will jump cen- ,|, i, «ith Wallace and Price holding the w ,'ni- lliir fivp will send Brcckley and y v r W, i-cnlhol.to the forward line, -• ,ii Adams will lead center, with 0 Murphy ami Henderson holding! q lack defenses. Vi i i anticipated the series will draw g oi.rrn ads. from the ranks of nrnuyjti l ie- ill." usual seashore fans. B BASEBALL BEGINS GUBS AND PIRATES I MET SATURDAY Cubs 0\ei M helm the Pirates —A "Babe Ruth" in First -j Inning — Watch Breckley ! The baseball season opened in Ocean ; »n Saturday, April 1st, with the Truth strcct Cuba, and the Seventh' •iii-et Pirates in the field. j tl . The fun. downed the Pirates with T . a final score of 16 ' to S, which per- tl haps ;■ the latter nine to remember rt . j'-ni J iferies figured in the star m column for the winders, while Breck- f< !> lot a v.hirzinejiBabe Ruth" in the ir first inning. ** , ir Broadly pitched a splendid game for the Pirates, hut lacked organized sup- tl P>rt. ' tl "Wop" Adelizzio was at his very ! f< lie-t catching, for the winners. in Score by innings was as follows: fi . Cub.- 2:ic:t 20000 i6> Pir'ts 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Si m ifend those little personal items of w your friends or Jiappenzngs of your family, to the Sentinel Office by Tuet- ° day of each week and they will ap- il pear in the next issue on Thuraday.

STELLAR PLAY SCARES OCEAN CITY QUINTET PHILADELPHIA CLUB TRIl'MPHS OVER LOCAL TOSHERS— SCORE ENDS 41 TO 21 ' » _ I The Ocean City Athletic Association I quintet have reason to remember the I overwhelming defeat they received, s practically", at the hands of one man, t at the Temple Hall court on Saturday r night. • , Scott the formidable forward of the v Stj James five, of Philadelphia, ex- f hibited a stellar brand of basketball, ii | w'th nine field goals to his credit. a Besides, _ his passing was exception- s ; ally brilliant, and had the local team completely at his mercy. • > I There is some consotliUoii, however, s the fact that had the visitors not n with them, the decision would 1 probably h^'c been 'different. The St. James five took the lead C from the 'start, and at the end of the A 20 minutes had the score reading h to 10. ,h Towards the final period the Ocean tl City made a fine spurt; but the vis- s retaliated, and maintained a lead which the locals could nnt lower. n Ocean City was outscoreif from the u 20 goals to Scott Adams, tfic f City High School flash, led in p the locals scoring with four double a Moe Weisonthal was credited a with a trio of basket.-, the remaining t two points falling to the credit of Len <1 Murphy and Ross Eerguspn. Ii The lineup was as follows: i: O. C. A. A. Pos St. James Breckley forward . . Scott c Weisenthal forward Fredericks a S. Adams' center Huff u •Murphy guard Cariin ' I R. Ferguson guard Himes j Substitution — Henderson for Adams, f Final sc&re, 4 1 to 24- v LEGION STAGE GRAND RALLY ! MEMORABLE EVENT t t Tuckahoe Visited by Six Valley Pqsts — Congress- J man Bacharach and Capt. ' Hickman Talk on Bonus i Tuckahoe was the scene of an en- ' gathering, of the clans on : | Thursday evening, when six Posts of ( American legion answered the a rollcali at the local headquarters. It was manifest that the spirit motivating the assembly, was as pro- , patriotic, as when the boys . marched away, ready if need be to make the suprcm^jacrifice. | It augurs well a the future, that the men who were prepared to die for ( country are as willing now to live , the country, taking an intelligent in all affecting its future welinforming themselves, as never before, in all pertaining its government and policies, pledged to uphold its integrity, and principles upon which the commonwealth was founded, j Since it was his part to fignt for his j country in the time of war, he deems still his duty to fight now in time ; of peace; and has declared himself an

enemy to anything which tends to dishonor its i-aered prestige and traditions, or to hinder its progress. Representatives from the Cape May. Wiidwood, Court House, Woodbine, . Tuckahoe and (Jcean City Post . formed themMves into a parade, 200 strong, at the Tuck&lme headquarters, and inarched to the Town Hall. . It was a' memorable meeting. Price, the cashier of the Tuckahoe Bank, started the fireworks with al speech full of punch and pep, covering an infinite range of subjects. For a moment or so, it .seemed as if Mr, Rice i wounded the susceptibilities of the trod as it were, upon a sort of , sentimental bunion, when he referred 1 , to them as "rough-necks," — ex-servitc are proverbially sensitive of their dlRWty, us well they might be. But ' when the speaker launched into "a ' glowing eulogy to the departed budall was forgotcn and forgiven, 1 and emotions which are inexpressible ' surged through every bosom. Lewis Candy, of Ocean City, de- ' lighted the company with several solos, sung in his Inimitable style, the ' most popular of -which w as "The Old ' Town Hall." The first speake rof tljo evening was 1 : Fred Hickman, of Atlantic City. 1 His main theme was Americanization, 1 incidentally the speaker, as might ' .be expected, passed some comments-' upon .the hurtling question of the' The great war had taught S^s, as ' nothing else could, the vital imfyrtof thoroughly educating the ' in the fundamental principles of true Americanism. Never ' again should it be possible for men ' and women, in the hour of the coun- 1 try's need, to foment treason, anarchy, disruption anil discord. The land which ' had given them refuge, liberty and a : living, should be their first thought. .Cupt. Hickman's address was re- ' ceh-ed with universal approval. The. ■ great surprise of the evening was the unexpected presence of Congressman Bacharach, who had made the i journey from Washington, expressly the purpose of getting in touch with the ex-service men £T Cape May County. .The Hon._ Congressman was given a tremendous ovation from the exdoughboys and gobs. It was a thrilling spectacle, and we are confident Congressman Bacharach will eve.r regard it as the cfiief event of his public career. Above all the ex-dough-boys valued the man who stand* by the guns, faithful to duty, and true to convictions. Speaking upon the subject of the soldiers' bonus, the «pcnker outlined ; the progress of the measure through the legislature, the difficulties encountered in getting the question before the house. The bill passed the house with a vote 333 to 70, and is now lying in the mortuary, of the Senate. While conceiting that the country at the present time is hardly able to greater financial liabilities, the speaker felt that justice should he ijone I® the men, upon .whom the coundepended* for its very existence 1 just a short time past. The soldier had not only risked his life and limb, he had made enormous monetary sacrifices at the call of duty. For a mere pittance, he had' faced nil ' the hardships of the camp and the iConthwd on Zjffalh Pip) THE DARLINGTON 1126 Central Avenue Open May 18 for the Season 1922 ■ Dining room enlarged: running water Rates Furnished upon Applicolkm .MRS. SAMUEL DARLINGTON MRS. J. D. CARTER

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OCEAN CITY HIGH KIWANIS ARRANGE OPEN SEASON HERE PRIZE ESSAY NEXT SATURDAY COMPETITION • MAROON AND WH1TK TO TRY Be„el. R0|aliunship will, THEIR METTLE AGAINST CAPE ., , ,, . .. 1 ( anada Fostered by MAY HIGH NINE— BACK UP scnTT, ( lub s Enterprise f The announcement had been made With commendable ciatesmai.-hip. j by Manager John Pilleggi, to the ef- j the Klwanin Club, of Ocean City, are » feet th'at the Ocean City High School I offering two prizes for the be..! r will open their baseball sea$>n here : on Canadu, 'the competition being open t next Saturday afternoon -^vith the j to all children attending local, schools. , Cape May High Schqol^nnc. Thi- i- bgjng done as a part of the That the high -giiool will have ajKiwunian program for the advancestrong Maroon and' White team tliislment of a better understanding and , coining season, is 'vie expectations of j closer friendship between Canada and BHl Kaiitchman, eqach. with a veteran the United States. The Kiwanis, . right-hander amo Jg the available vets. | throughout the scope of its InteynoI Tho bulk of jbe Ocean City hurling tional reach is taking the initiative in , is anticipated from the big boy Scott the movement! which should ullimateI Adams. f ! ly lead to most gratifying results. George Gardiner, one of the few During the time when the nations . three- lettered nthletes associated with of the world were conspiring to estabthe local institution hay been moved lish world peace and world amity, the from second buse to the backstop, , most formidable obstacle in the way t where be has shown exceptionally good of solution, was found to lie in the ,.form. i fact that the nations of the earth, r Coach Kautchmaif will, it is sur-| while very learned in the arts of wan . miscd, place Johnny Boswell on the! hail given very little serious thought < first, and Tom Adams will t>erform at ! to the finer arts of peace. . second, .w'hile Phil Kutcher will cavort The nations have from time ims on the third base. Imerorial been thinking war, and have Jn the outer field we shall probably! yet to .leant to think peace. r 1 find Fred Fitzmever in center, " Bill The action of the Kiwanis, therei Gibb ii! rightfield, ami Tom Sullivan , fore, in bringing the subject within the . in leftfield. ; purview of the#ehool student's vision Who will pel form at short has not lis worthy of emulation iii every com- , yet been made known. j munity. Hope of ultimate world LOTS ON HIGH GROUND iter on AT SOMERS POINT ^DO.UU BUNGALOWS WILL BE BUILT TO SUIT f TERMS 1 Telephone 22 # WM. Li* MAN LEY I SURF LAUNDRY j 929 Ocean Avenue Phone, 139-J Ocean City, N. J. Good Work. Quick Service, all Work done on Premises Please Give Us a Trial CLOSED UNTIL SEASON OF 1922 _ — — — — ^ e i ' — It' • FOR SALE B All year cottage, centrally located, hotwater heat. A- 1 condition. corner lot, three bedrooms. Price for Quirk Sale, $.4,000. Unfurnished. a Half cash. THOMAS W. MOULD ; REALTOR Ninth Street, Next to City Hail ; ' i ■' ■ Y |

If we succeed in fostering close* unity eli lietween our neighbor Canada, and >>f eventually- through Canada withUngalml, Imli" of the problem will be |„ J are offered, a first of *10. ami a second of *5. w: RAISING t AIN— COLORED MEN I FACE CHARGE Sunday night the police hail ocraeha rgO' l.xvjrh'di soriHn-ly ennduct. The

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I Before Furnishing Your Home VISIT OUR SHOW ROD, Ms -I * OCEAN CITY STORAGE CO. Cor. Sixth and West Avenue BARGAIN SALES ktERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON Special this Week — Two used Pianos, *125.00 Each BROWNLEE'S EXPRESS qloNG j[15isTAN)CE MOV|INO. ,1 )W|Ll CALL FOR FURNITURE. M«.n Office: Seventh Street "IJRUNICS. ETC. OCEAN CITY, N. J. NOTICE Office of Tax Collector Ocean City, N. J. Tax hills will 1* mailed about April 15th for the taxes of 192a, to those who keep Tax Office informed of their "j address. v. Because of.llie large ntimlier of property transfers your Collector will not have the addresses of a great number of new owners. If you have been an owner for some time and have moved notify Tax Office of the fact, giving • new address. Because ol Assessor not receiving notice of transleT for several months after the fact, notify your friends, the new owners to write Tax Office, giving lot number and section of lot they have purchased, and address. Bills cannot be mniled before date as above. K. W. BURI.hlGH, Tax Collector.

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