slx • OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. KEBHl Ata 1. 11)23 _ — r — — . "* ' ■ - -- ■ - — — - : ■ i;iu::itl 3 IIIOCI If* ,arJ rUjhtJy disclosed the i rightly .7

Ocean City High School Athletics. Record Week Of Basket-Bail Contest OCEAN CITY TROUNCED CAI'E MAY CITY HIGH SCHOOL KM IN A HOTLY CONTESTED GAME. SCOTT ADAMS BEGINS THE SCORING. FINAL SCORE REGISTERED 28-27.

Never l>cfore in the history Ocean City High School, lias the been so many basket-ball ganv pla.ve-1 in one week a* there w ' .luring tfio past week. , On Tuesday evening, the Fir and Second Boy.-' Basket -ba Teams, played the Fir.-t and Sc1 ond Teams, of 'the Pleasantvil High School on the latter'i cour The Girls' Basket-ball Teanr-dr tertained the Pleasantville Hig School Girls' Team on the loci court, Thursday afternoon. 0 Friday afternoon, the Girls' p|ay e.l Hammonton High School Girl; Team, on the local court. And i the evening, the First and Secom Boys' Basket-ball Team, welcome to our city, the Cape May Cit; High Sehool aggregation. The O. C. A. A. conducted fou games duting the week; two 01 Tuesday evening, and two on Sat unlay. Ten games in one week is norm record, for a small place like Ocean City. O. C. H. S. Seconds Defeated In a preliminary game, the Pleasantville Freshmen defeated the Ocean City High School Second Boys' Team, the .core being 19 to 11. Robert Gordon was the whole works for Ocean City. He made ell of the 11 points, by tallying three field goals and dropping 5 fouls out of six tries from the fifteen foot mark. Also he was a big factor in the defensive work. Pleasantville also hail a star on their team. Rainio, the center, sunk eleven goals from the foul line, out of fourteen tries. Had our boys been just a little more careful in their fouling, Rainio would not have had this chance to shoot so many fouls, and the score would have been a different story. This makes a gome each for the Pleasantville and Ocean City Second teams. Our boys beat Pleasantville some time ago on the local court by the score of 38 to 18. The score: Ocean City H. S. Seconds G. F. Pts Gordon, forward .. . 3 5 11 MaeGregor. forward .0 0 0 D. Huff, center 0 0 0 A. Huff, guard 0 0 0 Venable, guard 0 0 0 Total .... 3 6 11 Pleasantville H. S. Freshmen G. F. Pts! Kellum, forward 2 0 4 Brown, forward 0 0" 0 Rambo, center 1 11 18 Aibrecht, guard 10 2 Newman, guard 0 0 0 Total 4 11 19 Time of quarters — 8 minutes. Referee, Russo. O. C, Hi- S. Trounce Cape May At last. Ocean City High School j Boys' Basket-ball Team, has struck its winning stride. One of the fast- 1 est and most hotly contested I games of basket-ball, ever played; on the local court, took place last , Friday evening, when our boys trounced Cape May High School. ■ to the tune of 28 to 27. True, it ( was but by a margin of one point, I but so far as winning the game i- • concerned, it was as good as 109 \ to 16. Never has the teamwork, and the accuracy in passing and shooting the bal, been so well done by ; S our boys, as it was in this game, t Unlike th egame with Burlington, V there was less fumbling and in- h ferior teamwork. Our team con- A stituted a perfect scoring machine. C The game started off, with Scott Adams scoring the first field goal near the basket. Then Cherry, the Cape May guard, followed with a hawker from near the center of (j the floor. A little later the eagle p eye of Roy Johnson spied Ashburn blocking his man, Scott I Adams who was dribbling the ball o out in the opening with the speed of a Meredeth, for a chance to '< rage a sinker. Scott succeeded in fl shooting the foal. The first half '■ see-sawed. with the visitors iead 4 ing, and then the Maroon and White, until at the end of the half, H it stood eighteen to fifteen in favor « of Cape May. jjj A few minutes before the close ' , of the first half. Charles Gibb, our: b big and bony guard, sprained his ■ left knee and was forced to leave O tins floor. Tom Adams was sub-;tr stituted in his place. Tom performed well at guard, considering * the experiences he has had in this.™ position. He took the breath of " a lot of people, when he shot one from the center of the floor, and G it fell through the peach basket *c clean. The second half started off with P1 a jump, both teams "stepping on 1" it." like the first half, the score Si see-sawed back and forth. For tH fully five minutes about the mid- th die of the aecond half, the score pi stood tied at twenty-one. ' Then '« Boswell landed a sleeper from off Si at one side, and Scott Adams fol- b« lowed with a sky scraper, from the If center of the court. Ashburn came through with one, while acting as sc a basket hanger. After both sides scored a few points, making the "> score read 28 to 27, in favor of ta Ocean City, anil with but one and •tie-quarter minute to play, the local boys froze the ball; and in the midst of faint cheering from j>j hoaraed throats, and strained gt necks, caused by peeping up at the!gt score board, trampled on feet, dis- p| appearing hats, timekeeper Fitz-' p( go raid sounded the termination of , w tiie game and all was well. Ocean City had won. pc At the beginning of the second rv half, Cbariea Gibb, reentered the jjt le

y of game, thinking that he had i here • uperate.i. and that his knee w imes better. But after a few mlnut vere of play his. knee became a liuisan and ho was forced to give way Trst Fred Pfitzenmyer. a substitute, -ball Barron and Adams played tl Sec- game of their lives, each scorii rille five field goal.-. Boswell played urt. fine game, even though he 'on -en- scored one field goal. Blacktr.a [igh the locals stellar guard, stuck ' oca I his man Marsey like a fly to On lump of sugar, holding him to bi lay- one lone files! goal. IrU' Ter.amhein, and Cherry were ti I outstanding stars of the Cape Ma ond aggregation. Tenamhein score ned thirteen of their points, ragin "ity ! two field goals, ami shooting niti from the stationary mark, our The High School boys showed u in great form, and gave indicatio lat- that they will provide trouble to : the rest of the teams on thl me t schedule, ike The score: Ocean City H. S. G. F. Ft #oswell. forward 1 0 , l. Barron, forward -5 0 li iaH Adams, center 5 • 4 1 C. Gibb, guard 0 0 i __ M. '{Packman, guard 0 0 I CT. Adams, guard I 0 jle^/Pfitxcnmyer. guard 0 0 ( Total 12 -I 2! £ Cape May City H. S. if? y- PL Marsey, forward 1 0 : Tenumbein, forward ..2 9 K Ashbum, center 2 0 - ,r Chambers, guard .0 0 ( ;nj Cherry, guard .4 0 f j Total 9 9 27 Time of halves: 20 minutes. • ' Substitutions: T. Adams for C. : Gibb, Pfitzenmyer for T. Adams. , Referee: Roy Johnson; Timekeeper, Fitzgerald; Scorer, Fite. c- O. C. H. .S. Second Tram Wins *j The preliminary to the big game was considered by a goodly number of the fair sized crowd, to be just as exciting and interesting as the big main attraction. The High ~ School Second Team walloped the ' Ca^ie May Second Team, to the " tune of 29 to 28. It was in this game, as in the main game, both " teams seemed bound to win, and first one side would be in the lead, and then the other. Captain Gordon, D. Huff, and i MaeGregor, were the outstanding stars for the local boys, the latter getting thirteen points, five field , goals, and 3 from the foul line. Bennett and Needles, were the! - shining lights for Cape May. the: latter scoring sixteen points of the ' " total score of 28. Our team had some stiff opposi- , tlon, for they had to bump up against two of the regular Varsity men. of the Cape May first team, Ashbum and Needles, who were . ineligible to play on the first team, t because of not being up in their . studies; but were permitted to j play on the second team. I The score: Ocean City H. S. Seconds • G. F. Pts . MaeGregor, forward 5 3 13 [ Gordon, forward 3 4 10 . Huff, center .2 0 4 Selvagn, guard l 0 2 i guard 0 0 0 Total li 7 29 Cape May High School Seconds forward.. 0 0 0 forward .3 0 6 center .0 0 0 guard 6 4 16 •Ashbum, guard . 1 0 2 [ 1 Church, guard ..2 0 4 : Total 12 1 28 I Referee Adams. 1 C. H. S. Girls Defeated by 1 Pleasantville ( Maying the first home game of 1 the season, the Ocean City High * Girls' basket-ball team, lost ' the Pleasantville High School ,' maidens, by the score of IS ' i toll, last Thursday afternoon, at \ o'clock in the Temple Building. ; In view of the fact that our girls 1 been beater, earlier in the season, at H addon Heights with a of 78 to 2, and Haddon | Heights had defeated Pleasantville " I by 57 to 5, it gave Pleasantville . cause to think they would win over ' City with a higher .score i' 'than they did. Our girls deserve praise for the •' way they played, considering the new material, and being inexperi'eneed compared with those of the visitors. Julia Pileggi, last year's who has just returned to school, played well and scored two field goals. Owing to the lack of practice her wind was poor, and place was taken by Dorothy Stiles. She scored one point by ar. overhead shot from field. Ijlly Flick, a Freshman, her first yea rof basket - was sent in to take Emma Stockton's place and she dodged guards and scored two field goals. Cramenfcatured for the visitors scoring Bine points, four from the field and one from the sacrifice mark. Collins, her running mate. tallied three field goals. Score: Ocean City High School Girls - G" F- Pts r. f. 2 0 4 Stites, r. f. o 1 l Stockton, L f. l 0 2 Flick, I. f. . ..2 0 4 Rogers, c 0 0 0 s. c. 0 0 0 Bailey, t. c. 0 0 0 . r. g. o 0 0 Collins, L g. 0 0 0 1. g. o 0 0

Ikn-.n, 1. g. 0 0 Total 5 1 Pleasantville II. S. Girls G. F. r its; Fl » ' Tta ,r S Referee. Mrs. Unger. Tim keeper. Latitat: MacGreg r: Scon re- O. H. S. Girls' Basket ball was l'ram 'Loses to liammontuii utes . , • - ijost Friday afternoon at J ™ •''flock,- in the Temple Bu.l.iini w before a nti-erahle company < than three dozen, the High Scho .,1 a Girls lost a heart-breaking gami )nly to the Hammonton lassies by th r?" The girls felt elate<l over th J, 'a fact, that they held the Hamm.in tun invaders to such a low score for the latto rtcain has cleaned U| everything, that they hove com, J... in contact with this year. The; ,reil ■"A'oo.istown and Millvillo h; ■ine 'ig scores, nnd they tnmmci Pleasantville girls last Tues.la; The game was replete witi ;ion thrills, and tl* outcome has un decided until a number of sensa :his t'"nal -'hots by French, the Ham monton star forward, won the game. Julia Pileggi and Dorothy Stile (were the big guns for Ocean City 2 ; while French was the shining ace .i for the visitors, scoring 20 point! J" of the 2 Bronde, caging eight fielt „ goals UUld shooting 4 fouls. J; Edith Powell played a wonder. ,, fu! game at guard, holding Mis.' " French's running mate. Miss Steer _ to two lone field goals. A P of the other players deserve considerable credit for it was only p. through their quickness in getting ~0 ball, and keeping it from theit ~ opponents, that prevented them ^ from making a higher score, The score: v Ocean City H. S. Girls _ G. F. Pts 2- Pileggi, r.'f. . 3 0 6 " Stiles, r. f 1 3 5 Stockton, 1. f. 0 1 1 1S; Fleck, I. f. 1 0 2 , p." Rogers, c. 0 0 0 Bailey, s. c. 0 0 0 Welch, s. c. 0 0 0 Powell, r. g. 0 0 0 Collins, Eg. 0 0 0 "V Total 5 4 14 ^ Hammonton H. S. Girls Bj Steen. r. f. . 2 5 9 -h French. I. f. 8 4 20 he : White, c. 0 0 0 le Slack, s. c. 0 0 0 |g j Gibb, r. g. 0 0 0 th ( Dunkel, I. g. .0 0 0 id ; — — — d,' ToUl .. 10 9 29 Time of quarters: 8 minutes. „l Referee: Mrs. Unger. TimeIK keeper: L. MaeGregor. Scorer. C. •r Gibb. id; — I— l— H. S. Boys in Cape Mar City 'This Saturday ie Next Saturday rTening, both the first and second boys' basket-bail i- teams, will motor to Cape May p City, where they will play return v games, with the teams that played i, here last Friday night ■e Needles and' Ashburn who play- ; i, ed on the second team, against our r second team, last week, will be 0 eligible to play in the first team line-up. according to Principal , Rhodes of Cape May City High School. This being the case, our second team should have an easy 1 time, in putting them under the j. breakers, while the first team w;ill , have stiff opposition, for the er,- , tertainers will tie greatly strength- ' 7 ened u-ith Needles and Ashburn in; the line-up. ' ( j The floor is larger than ours, , slippery, and six inch extensions j j are used. Then too, the referee. r> How many remember the referee : , who refereed for us last year? . Why he had a football rulebook , with him, to interpret basket-ball J rules. || 1 . S. Girls Play Court House I on Friday Night : The High School Girls' Basket- ' ; ball team will entertain Cape May ( Court House Girls' Basket-ball f team, on the local court, tomorrow , ; evening, little is known about the . coming visitors this year, but we , do know they had a team last dear that trounced our girls' team, ' imth on our court ond their own. I ' However, they were beaten by 1 ' Wildwood last Friday, 16 to 9. ( Mary remembers very itistinctly :_ I the little colored lady, against whom she had to guard! f Attendance at Games Discouraging The at'endance at the girls' \ basket-ball games last Thursday, and Fri.lay, was very small; and c it is quite discouraging to the ' giiis think _that their student 1 frit-.-!- and teecheiv, do not take f -ru ' - touchers, for Lloyd, Henry

0 : '.** intere.-: in their spurs thai the y.io. A: either one of then ? ho paid. 9 The net receipts did not annum 0 fieshments after'' 'the games."' Tl'. 0 guarantee to Hammonton was Si 0 and when the girls go to Pleas — a .tivlle it will mean an expemliorer Come out next Friday night and A preliminary will precede the girls' gamp with Court House, but 4 Thanks In Miss Nirkersmu--' ing. The girls »f ffirTfotket-ball of team, wish to think you for youi lool prepare ar.d serve the refreshmo. -lents to the visiting teams, that were here last week. \ Tribute to Mr. Johnson •">- Very little is thought and said >re: about the man who runs the bas"P ket-bal! games, for the O. C. A. A. •me for the O. C. H. S. He is always at your service and ever willby ing to officiate at a game of bas--.O'l ket-bal! without any remuneration, lay We are now speaking of Mr. RoyJohnson, who referees our games. lth He is always willing and glad to an- engineer the games for us. He sa* takes delight in doing so, and. we wonder how many students there 'he are who appreciate his services? In the writer's four years cxperience in Ocean City, he has '>'• never known Mr. Johnson to 1* re, absent, so that he could not offieir.ts ate for us. eld He certainly knows his business in the game, for when a decision er- arise is kfinvfs the rules so well iss that he has them "at his tongue's *n end." eH calls the fouls quickly, designates the offender, and telis •ve the nature of the foul, and then ily j grasps the ball quickly and runs ng and places it on the foul line. By eir so doing he keeps the game mov■rn ing fast. He can tell instantly | when a rule is violated, and knows j the uenalty for same. He never allows a prolonged discussion from Hf any player, during a game, but he is always willing to allow the plavor to appeal for his interpretation . of the rules. Moreover Mr. Johnson is always ready to produce the rules, and to explain their meaning. He is always impartial to all ' members of both teams, and last of all. but not least, he has the character and backbone to make a — decision and stick to it. 14, We al should be gald that we 1 have a man in our midst, that has the game atoheart, an IF knows our 20 i financial condition, and is always ! 0 ready to give us his services. LOCAL HIGH FIVE LOSE TO P'VILLE 19 s Boswell was The Scoring Are in The Ranks of the Homey i Performers The Ocean City High School j Basket-ball quintet lost a hard! fought game to the Pleasantville - * High School Five on the latter's court last Tuesda evening, week,; n by the score of 37-18. Boswell d was the scoring ace for the losers, ' j scoring four field goals. Adams j! w-as somewhat off form from the! e ! foul line, dropping only two fouls n out of nine tries. For the winners d| Russo scored six field goals andl J ' caged nine fouls out of fourteen! r ; tries. j e Pleasantville and Ocean City' 1 have each won one game out of j . u series of five to be played. | i Nearly three weeks ago Ocean ■ I City trimmed Pleasantville by aj • score of 40-17. The next game will s be pla..eii Pleasantville, Febru-I 9th. jr. T .c score: »'• i |«i 1 Ocean City j h G. F. Pts|C ' forward . 4 0 8 ; n . Barron, forward 1 0 2 ! ° S. Adams, caiter 2 2 6 A . Blackman. guard 1 0 2 _ ; Gibb, guarii 0 0 0 I _ _ Total- 8 2 18 5 ■ Pleasant rille G. F. Pts . Russo, forward . 6 9 21 ' Painter, forward 4 0 8 center 2 0 4 Thompson, guard 0 0 0 Clark, guard 2 0 4 Totals 14 9 37 Substitutions — Tom Adams for Adams; Scott Adams for Barron, Gordon for Blackman. Ott for Lloyd. Henry for Thompson. y.

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an Referee, Boyre: Tiraekeei*-'. rir Pareel's: Scorer. Firrgcrald. f" In ti prelirniiAry the. "• Pleasantville Fre-ltmon defei.u • Orran City l"r,-hmni "• ti. F. PL-' -s" c;„rdon, forward "> 1! i>. Huff, center (' " 11 A. Huff, guard (t 0 0 he i> . . . ■. ,« • Pleasantville Freshmen 1,1 Brown!" forward - 0 0 0 Jn Ramlo. renter 111 13 h- Albrecht. guard 10 2 it Newman, guard 0 0 0 Total 4 11 19 1 ,1 Referee, Russo. J- Notes On The Game |. Our boys were greatly handi- :- cup|ie.i by the small size of the pvi

; , veteran players . , Blackman 1 ff .!!• fractured el- ■ jer.-i-.i .! it; course of the tilt • , - aye in the Pleas- ' tallying : 21 of the t„ the team. He 1 in the filed, and J . the team, the Crescent " nerving Die .Says "Yep, motjey i- the root of all ■vil— and weStre the rooterf."

J ORDINANCE NO. Its to AN ORDINANCE relit:: r..- to f. - ■ s tl" LOO At. Ie BUIWET ANi> TAX. ORntN AN.-v ].« < , , f Oreas » tMtfW corp«»rc THE BOARD OF COMMISSIOXER8 • ITV Of OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN ^ ■ , , , t it. :t n and reti. «ud <or Ut. Aaral rear of tS.'J Ttu« budert afcal! ai«- ' f ' f- orditiaore SF Anvmr.' of «a>i-ln< tn "S-artu, '•* • A " ' ill RKSOl'RClai •R i At ANTIClPATEr REVENITES Is Nu.-plua Ret toot Approprtaud .n MtSCELLANEOt'S REVEM'E.|yf Ore,. Receipt* T»- UNR [y '■ 'Z ,e t. Elect steal li«e: - ' " SW> AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXI - ' VI V. »>.«!» -« ,? Total, tam.IM.tl Kn,HU4 . Bl ArPROPRIATIONS : I»S1 »« ,.[ 1 s-rret. I j-l.0to.00 I JO.SOO.OO |] Coatlnceat Evpenre, 1 1 .<100.00 7.110.00 ;t ; s. SaUric t >.000.00 I4.S00 00 o' « Potior and Ufa CaanU 3T.:ot • . J«.SOO.to ' n, S. Ftre Department JJ.t-o.ff i:.i00 0o I 0. Eire Apparatu, «.0«0.f0 P C.tr Hall f.t-»'.oo 0.M0 to Jj IS. Wht J4.000.00 JJ.tOOM 1 . IT. Water 11.000.00 4.S0O to M 10 Mo.tr -.500.00 S.Sto.to ! M. Public Library TOO.OO TOO.". ! St. Interer. on Temtorary Lcani s.O-v I.S00.00 l| SJ. Intereat on Bond. 40.ll0.00 44.t41.t4! | Zi Inure* on Aareremenl Dood, lO.SOO.OO 11.440.00 U. Rettrinc Serial Honda . 14.500.00 IS AM-to !l. Retirintc Anaesaaent Bond. ^ Sowa- 1J.000.00 19.100.00 j 04. Emergency Enpenae Note, lftt . - . 4.W1.4S [j 24. Diacount allo.rd en Prepay- ent of Taiee 4.UO0.00 3.000.00 ' ; St. Sinking Pond LSSTW 0.SS7.14 I mo Retiriac Sou. J4 St. Boardwalk 414 Jo j 31. Repairing Fire Alarm Sr«urn a.OOO.ro l 32. New Pari), or., 4.SM0O Public Rorreati-.n •: P-.-d. 4.I1S.4J J4. Improvement cf Camp C.nund 34.SOO.OO ' , 3S. Repair- Bulkhead 4.000.00 ! 34. Tenni. and Athletic Ground. JS.OOO.OO j r. Retiriac Tax Title Note, t.SOO.to Total, S3kt.10J.lt JJJJ.449.S4 NOTICE. The a bore Bud rot end Tax Ordir.nfe v. pnared on firet and aacrj read! on la! a meet.nc of the Boaxl -f •'■ n in.ic.'.r: r- -f Ocean City. New Jeraey. hatd on the | }3th day of January. IWJ. and aa -i Bud."- and Tax Ordinance will be taken up tor third readme and final re- uue a-, a maelir.r ■ f mid Board of Coramtaalonera to ba j on the Sth day '.^Fefc-uary. :»J3. at the hour or 3 o'cloFk In the afternoon. place a hearing cn eaid Bodett and Tax Ordinanre will be held end any tax payer HARRY A. MORRIS. Adr. 1-ikJt. aty Clerk. € sjL rro- ^ WlH

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KI1MISM IS EIGHT m OLD Endorses City BeautifuL Plan of Clayton Haines 1 Brick ; I're-i lcut Stannar.i remindcl tif; j,|',mernbera of the Ocean City Kiwan-Ui„ Club, at their niKtntlay Itlneheon ' of on Wetlnq^lay last, that the movement o.t- this month Celebrating fOI The' infonnuDon surely must n,( , iutvc come with eurprisc t" many. (1f It seems almost impossible to be- ! tb. lieve the movement has had so jlp. brief un existence, when it- phe- ' fut -i.le ration. And doubtless President Stan

•f its success and rapid deveU. I lu>'inK emphasis upe, ;v he words "fellowship" S 'ideals." An atmosphere of cong. uial fy. 3 Av.-hip, pervades all its meetW 1 it least in the Klwanis Oub at I Jcettfi City. Then too. it has a definite r^. 1 n. and the noble.,, „f ^ I ideals, c ommanding the admit*. I ['• It and 'he undivided allcp*,,,, I if every real patriot. To all seeming, however, i -ordiitg to the report given by ty I !L Collision, Jr., who during bit f recent visit to Chicago, visited oat j >f the largest Kiwnais Clubo J* 1 that city. Ocean City's Club i- ad. I tiering for more faithfully t,, ^ I rundomental principles ,,f 1 M.. Colli,,..., found the fin, ; (Continued on Page Eight) 1

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