> FOt'R OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1923 ~ ' -

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES; . i (Continued from Page Three) j As usual Roy heard that ever i i blowing fog hom, "ah, get out." \ every time he called a foul on him. f Well, Roy has learned to pay no j attention to t(ie sound, he lets it : ( go in one ear and out the other. f r Detective Bushay has accumulated about two doxen pairs of overshoes; and when the fellow who loat his pair the week before en- ^ tared the hall, he was greeted by Mr.'Bushay and shown the pile of rubbers. But the lost rubbers ^ were not there. -We believe tiiat some good friend has taken them ' for safe keeping. j. Well, N. Benner you and your lo team played like a tornado on wheels the last half. Allowing your ppoonenl- biit si* points and denting the score record with l'> points is going some. The monogram which the l.i- ar ghtning Five wore, maile their team look «|Uite nobby. —I— I— Hi POINTS OF VI KW BY A RING BUG Oh, how the padded mits flew n!f last Friday night. At. least that

was what a few of the losers tho- , ughL & ii No one saw "Dream Land" how ever one or two saw a half dozen 1 ' stars. }< The boxer* perspired freely , from their brows, while Dr. Pettit •; ami Prof. linger perspired at the | feet I 1 Charles and George are warned ] that next time they engage in t haymakers, they must refrain from ] upsetting the water pail all over .. the officials feet 1 Adelizzio anil Groszer swung their mitr so fast, that Walt Allen now has pneumonia from the bre- . Many of the parents present : were heard to remark, my boy is t wonderful. I like to see him en- t gage in sports that are manly. <1 We know uf one father than f wasn't there. Hail he been present he would have done the boxing himself. Each year the boys are able to box and wrestle better ami better ; In every way. There was lot* of give and take. 1 Every- now ami then Prof. Unger w*u* heard telling the boxers, "No slugging, don't hit hard, but get in the blows fast." Points and j covering up, is what counts, not ' slugging and knockouts. If the loser in the Cootie weight ' class, had performed his dancing in the horizontal plane instead of vertically, he might have came through with a victory. Many a boxer went in the ring knowing he was in for a good beating. But he had the courage and he was a true sport, for he wanted to make his opponent earn his -medal. The fans certainly had their money's worth. Fifty-seven rounds of boxing for 26 cents is something. It was a night when Greek Vnet Greek, Dutch met Austrian, and. Italian met Swede. Many of the contestant* thought that their opponents were hard boiled, while others thought .they were soft boiled. HOW THE GIRLS MANAGED "TO DROP 'EM IN" The following is the schedule! which the Ocean City High School Girl's Basketball Team played during the season of 1322-1923. They won two games and lost eight. They scored 92 points while their opponents scored 249. Jan. 5. O. C. H. S. 1 1, O. C. H. S. Boys 2d 27, home. Jan. 12. 0. C. H. S. 2. Haddon Heights H. S. 78, awny. Jan. 25, 0. C. H. S. 11. Plensantville 15, home. Jan. 2fl, O. C. H. S. M, Hammonton H. S. 29, home. Feb. 2, O. C. H. S. 12. Cape MayCourt House H. S. 7, home. Feb. 10. O. C. H. 9. 5. Cape May City H. S. 26. away. Feb. 20, O. C. H. B. 11, Pleasantvtlte 7, away. Feb. 23, Court House cancelled. Cape May Court House, away. March 9, 0. C. H. S. IX, Cape May City H. S. 25. home. March in, O. C. H. S. 0, Haddo nHeight* H. S. 12. home. March 17, O. C. H. S. 9. Hammonton H. a 24, away. I

I . How they dropped them in: I Player fins C.ls Fls Its" Stiles. F. 10 I ! 10 40. F. 7 10 ' 7 27 Stockton. F. 10 *r 7 17 Flick. F. 4 .4 0 s '! C. 10 d 0 n '.Welch. S. C. 7 0 JO 0 S. C 10 0 0 0 Powell. G. 10 0 (I 0. Collins. G. - 10 0 0* 0 lluck, G. '3 0 0 0 G. 1.0 0 0 31 30 92 THE SECONDS "DROPPED 'EM IV The following is the schedule which the Ocean City High School Roys Second Basketball Team played during the season of 19221923. They won five game* and four. They scored 223 pointwhile their opponents .-cored 197. Jan. 12. O. C. H. S. 2d 3s. plea.antville Fr. 18, home. , Jan. 13, O. C. H. S. 2. 1 21, Ii- J ghtning Five 41. home. Jan. 23. O. C. H. S. 2d 11. Pleasantville Fr. 1?. away. ] Jan. 2fi, O. C. H. S. 2.1 29. Cape Mny City 2d 28. home. Feb. 2. O. C. H. S. 2d 20. Court Jr.. 27. home. , Feb. 3, O. C. H. a 2d 15. Cape May City 2d is. away. Feb. 12, O. C. H. S. 2d 38. Hafflmonton 2d 13, home. . March 7. O. C. H. S. 2d 14. Pleas- ' antville Fr. U. home. - antville Fr. 11.

March 9. O. C. H. S. 2d 37, Li- I ghtning Five 22, home. How they .Ir-pped them in: > i Player Cms GIs Fls i*ls MacGregor F. 9 19 29 <">7 ^ Gordon. F. 9 24 If. «3 • A. Selvaign. F 3 It n 28 i T. Adams. C. 2 9 7 25 ' Brcckley. F. 2 I 0 8 Pileggi. G. 2 3 2 8 Selvaign. G. 5 3 0 fi d I'D. Huff. C. 5 3 0 fi > Venable. G. « 2 0 1 o ' .tarns, G. 2 2 0 it A. Huff. G. 5 10 2 Bushay. G. 2 1 0 *2 82 59 223 1 Son Knew His History. Dad: "Jimmy, if you dont get ,t move on you 11 never amount to ; anything. Why, George Washing- ; and Teddy Roosevelt were # . graduates of college at your age." ^ Son: "That's right — and when ^ they were your age they were Prel sident of the U. S. p Atta Girl. A drummer said to a waitress bold: "My dear young lady, my cocoa is i cold." . She artfully replied: "I can't help r that; if the blamed thing's cold, put on - It's Logical. ' Man held at Ellis Island speaks • no language that the immigration interpreters ton understand. Well ' 1 l*t five bucks lie's a train annoanc- : er returning from a European va- : I cation. | Skins We Love to Touch The fellow who starts hi* con-'; ' veraattott thusly: "Well, not to i.rng about myself, but " FIRE ALARM SIGNALS ' 14— Sixth and Pleasure avenue. 17— Eleventh and- Bay avenue. • 18— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. 35 — Seventh and West avenue. 42— Second and Asbury avenue. 1 43 — Fourth and Asbury avenue. 15 Eighth and Asbury avenue. 4C— Tenth and Asbury avenue. 48Thirteenth and Asbury avenue 49— Sixteenth and Asbury avenue 1 51— North and Central avenue. 54— Sixth and Central avenue. 57— Elevnth and Central avenue. I f,7— Twelfth and Wesley avenue i- fi8— Fourteenth and Wesley ave. 73— Fourth and Ocean avenue. 75— Seventh and Ocean avenue. 1 . 76 — Ninth and Ocean avenue. 82— Second and Atlantic avenue. 911— Bay ave and Battersea road, i 9 G— Boardwalk at Moorlyn ter

i Benjamin J. Cooke, of Phiiadell,< phia, was a recent visitor .» to they 10 city. Mr. Cooke who i- actively 17 ' identified with the Ocean City ;7 Fishing Cluh, came to town by nu0 Ocean City Churches FIRST M. F- CHURCH Eighth Street and Central Avenue. The Rev. Dr. John Handley. Pastor. 2 Sunday services. 10;30'a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School. 2:30 p, m. > Mid-week prayer meeting. Wedf nesday, 7 :30 p. m. 1 . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Seventh Street and Wesley Avenue. The Rev. Chas. F. N. Voegelin, Pastor. Morning worship 10:30 Bible School 2:30 Friendship Bible Class for Men 2:30 of Bethany Bible Class for Women - - 2:30 . Evening Worship 7 :30 service for praise and prayer, Wednes •lays - 7:30 p. m. A Homelike Church, with a cor- 1 dial welcome. BOIV TBIVTTV PBftTP«Tl\'T HOLY PROTESTANT )

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Corner of Eleveath Street and Central Avenur Rev. Joseph W. Watts, A. M., Rector. Sunday Services 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School. 10:45— -Church service. 7:45 p. m. — Vespers and ad-j Holy Communion first Sunday of each month, 10.45 a. m. Saints' ! Days and Holy Days, 10 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Street and Wesley Avenue. The Rev. Milton George Buck, Pastor. "The Church with a Cordial Welcome." Preaching services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bihle School, 12 m. I service Wednesday even- - ing, 7:30. Christian Endeavor, Sunday 6:30 i p. m. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH Asbury Ave, near Fourteenth St. i The Rev. Thos. F. Blake, Rector., ; Mass at 10 o'clock, followed by 1 1

I- Benediction. e- -Miss Sunday at 10 o'clock, fol- : y lowed by Benediction. 5 Mass Sundays at St. Joseph's i- Church, Somen- Point, at 8 o'clock. '

Beautiful Model 3 Slain and Robbed ) I Atmje*snMt . \ ' Dorothy King, teoutlfnl mode was violently slain and Jewelry an . tars valued nt $15,000 stolen fro' ler luxurious apartment In Ne fork. A wealthy New Englan aannfacturer admits leaving be ipartment late the night she wa aurdered. Police are vigorously i 1. rork trying to solve the mystery.

Babe and Baseball Again t*e" Nt w \ fiSfcs iVV'T*'- I out^a'rtck' Iwd'and "into swatting c. k dothes again, soon to head our na- \ V Vt, £ M tlon'a past liners north for opening I v ii niM of the 1923 i-enuant chase. Col V Y: Houston, N Y. Yank owner, visited ( - Babe at the New Orleans training n- JMUP m camp, as shown here. I '

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