Sep 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Season of 1926
THIS IS A "BUYERS MARKET"
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Stanley Developement Company tract [42iid to ^ih Street] at
prices one third to one half below actual value.
Good location-low prices and attractive financing are a great
combination to stimulate sales and resales.
We have purchased a large number of lots here with the intention
of improving them with attractive homes.
Bear in mind the fact that every one of the lots offered for sale
is right in Ocean City close to die Ocean, and includes all improvements.
We sincerely urge our friends and clients to buy now as many lots
as they possibly can in this developement. TTiese Jot^ at present
prices will appeal to the most conservative buyer. Full information
and maps of lots still available and may be secured at this office.
Come in, talk it over and arrange for a trip of inspection, f
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Depend on Aerial Plays
btlonally LIftt Backfleldl
i to PaMnfl Q
Eddie Williams, buaineai |fRorm«D|tofttt#StM JiimpiL'
manager <
vleraa during the summer §ea* noskl With Mt. Carmel
— here, has garnered inort if
Professional fastball, In the
of the four backfleld vst II sei|»|d, former Mackman the National Professional League,
Mid uoaai^JSisni,
fctorbaek, wto wBJ probablF OIIAITPR I fNPHIPN
r the newly organised
Eastern Football League, season.
1 s Maroon and mi White triple- yU/lIUja yU/lAJjIV LUlUlinlli LUlCinijll Ion, son," aatd fir, DeMarh, when aeroas no hi
i j tips tjni the tfca bourn banin ai at 140 140
He e Uni Upi the beam Beam at III gat pounds|qi—"—~' paundi ^ ^ '— i "-- p ''
'H iffi wtefWj-. Charley 011771 B f A Af UN and la a fomw Newton (», 3.) "{ *»/* « know whether the
Hl^iSehoolalhlete. and I. a fcrk« Newton Attar Itavinf (W"ffi) BWere _. baMb.ll teamtrtU itage a
&-k° tothfIfe!* SI * VUlilh tUAUlb J High hlA SchooIaUilete. hl h ltald Attar leavfr-" i th I» wnwtask neit Mason bmBie of
'Carr^eri^j lineman Ia«t LOM of RoblnBon, Witaon and whV«y^radBnAfamou'i&^gue * onl »f ,°««*' 1 High Sehool and g^' 1 )- 8I
baa been switched to the Slemekl Snn.lv F*11 Rv bland Marine eleven in 1918 Dn»l Institute athlete, now as- Dinnls, n, ,
Id to All on of the half. oWncU MWly *•« By iffiSJtaT Buod Jntw. ««»ted in the real estato builnesa Townaind, p
MlHona made vacant by the p » This Season «d Itair AMdeliy h?» he ^T wl * h «*• c h«t«r. ftminger, 1i
Uon of Bob Oordon,- He _... .. — . aJSL^ff-SJ. J". 1& Several yean • „, Osean City Kurtnle, cf.
After Lafayette had reglstend a
, O, uceu WW mentor Barrin, ti.iriiiioYf^nr.-lut."; htah, Budd, £«« w«hn«*
„ . son, the line hat been a stumbling OhtaknmU, brin&nt halftadt,
Mson, k the line hat been a stumbling , ,
V"^*"* i* * t tht h bS fompi to profiggionJ ranBi late
M * k WlUlin qTWUlete, of AUantic More, M.
city, president of the Uelnie Abbott, e.
*» triuinph over HIHviUe on
tason with the coming of ably upset Is attested by the Thanksgiving pay and annexed the
Willis, former West drove fact that Jack Butler, a brilliant New Jersey State "pro" football
High School athlete, who is guard the last two seasons, has crown.
[good at the pivot position, been definitely shifted to center, ' —
GIbb, • younger brother of 7h e aeajori; """ ~ Hand, rf,,p.
The Hoaes ere scheduled to open g^''. l». -
tteir «W campaign with Se Kltelitn, c, ,
Prankford Yellow Jackets, of the _ . .
^fk»m^M^^^ rlJEfft
LARRY IMB1SI WILL'
loas by graduation of Karl Chlclmosld, whs *o»d tha touch.
| Gibb, who gained con- Robinson and Captain Joe Wilson, down that upset Lehlgh in "•-
Urn to BiSon 100 g» l tfW ff «,#** It, 8 '
pports orb a few teuoni eeason* ago am SlaracU,"flw Slaraclll,-tfia inability of m\ Id';
Eted to clinch one of the ^ report until the Baaed ri
positions, with Bud Van Franklin Field and the fact that I Professional League this season,
J a i9O.Bound teran, as Wft the huk,• New Englander,! _ ......— . . _ _ .
j&r.att the guards
City High School la
;Hlfh_Sehool beta Sator-IMnveriSi fito a'SarJ
Yorls Yankees, hii been
i manag. W«o( of. ft,
aaaMBi Charlft
t«n_WeiiBto and Charlja UfbjiBiStunied to his ain» niatoi' u
Marquard, veteran south- Ung eievea. they will flad tha tar-
Ntcher ad preslden^marmger sit y competition much iflffer,
"nro" football thli teaun, Csnbver I
^n*1S^i^.L ) SI m»*s tormv members of. Oie sWa, Bruder played with West
for Resort msSmson HAS6VP^5 •S? •
thtawsek,
I Irnbeil, who captained the 1828
MAYS LANDING
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Paul Schflffer, Former Temple I
U Ralph 0* Efans, farmer >"|| Boy iherrid, nlneteen-year. »"«« •» Lafayette Cellim Riviera baseball team through 1 made ita btlated debut laat iatuj. ^'TStalsSuSSTdilmiilS be played oy Uie Maroon and Lewei,
>"» old rignt-hander, former fc "Veral y«rs ago, haa jumped «s mediocre season, from a builieaa day by winning from Maya Land- «"» B aouthfcKy thtanasort
•ver-ll HatowS High School athlete, P«t « «>»f «l hlgWprleed standpoint, would continue Us ef- tag In a heavy-hlttlng content at "f f gSgS,;^,," {Me
White eleven during the com- J* %
Ing season. Wn H
« hurl for the Rivieraa, with prtormer of ^e AflanUe City forta In football , the Municipal Weld, U to 4^ UniSral^ alround lofli S In addition, season _ tickets, it i
tackles, and Norwood G
»»„. jnd Dick. Keller, gum_
Neither Griucom nor Keller recelved
their letteri last year,
Stan Satnelniki and M Mbrrla
j , 7 i ni -—MX may be shifted from the
i l l l 0 '«" to qprterbatk. Jack Brad-
1 i 1 0 0 '?• B "Artittito tackle, will play
r Sehool, utos Heitiner ia expected to
, 0 0 b .„ „
, 0 1 2 0 0 ii ^eduied for N^SSef« P^ 'to-reLJn't'tS
, 0 0 0 1 0
0 0 12 0
. 0 1 1 0 0
1 ^ C U» " ¥.hame an^^
Fieaaantville, stjtution, will be greatly felt by
Ocean City High School, tradl- Bead Coach Byron W, Dietaon, who ""* two weeka, SM?WMtM
Upnal rival of the Maroon and ^anxious to guide the Blue and pete In the iiBflfld Oattllnftp^
-i- Tackles Magra Landing
In Second Game On Forelgn
Diamond
it, will more than likely be I
WUtop again, with Bushay
' 1 two »asong, following a
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home
October 8—Cape May High at
home.
October 18 — Atlantic City
rjdes School at Atlantle City,
.October as — Hammonton High
at home,
•Oetober SO—Vlntiand High at
home,
November 6—Wildwood High at
home.
y afterI
toasan I November 19—GlaMbom Blu*,
M fttfrt OlB..bori, "f'WW •««»
be the mound selection for Mays W' 'torn beneath theatre teats
Landing. 1 •
Charley Barry, former AIL Warren "Pate" Hambo, former
Anwrto end at Latoyetto Collige, Woedbury High ichool right han.T.
t. OUaiin, B l haf « playd football witt the 1
ana. plljad ^fc tti Htt »«•« Ma«on, lart year. ^ , ^ . ^ bualMSS „,„.
, ., „..•..-,.. , ager .of the Ocean City BlvierM
n lf*» NatioBal lfcagae Club, about
dtncetoms, during U,e oast several yaan are to _»«, tat. year Bruder w« WMi attenHon while pltchlnB for Tren.
... - • ! _^'^ playiiig wifli Toronto,-which la sure with the luffrfe - tt " "
%• to flit MS eamp^gn. Tti tat muned h an outfldder, "aandJoP haKbpck, and ol ttt g^£; % ^ E gffied ah — ^
t is afio assistant fooUndl Otis coven second base and Styles Fottstflle Maroonn, have both sign- early foolbsU knowledge at At-
||,ttl'. »ri«t Klffc aehooL ilk catcher, ®4,§pntr«ctl for Uie corning grind, antic City High School.
RENT
unfumiilied,
^ r or yearly, hot water heat.
by B, B. Dean, her niBnag*rWJ
^I iHitaat^ «Mtt|lp
triad the swim on AuguBf.2 1
heavy *ea was running;»t th«;,
and ft was decided to portpori*
marathon event until September;Sis
aucceasfuily s
Allentown Prep It waa postponed mco'rribrevdB.
September 4 until September;!?^
Instead of re-cnterine Atlantic 13.80 a, m., but, when thssstot
manufacturer, off Lower Cfljiforijj;
nla on January IB, . .>0'9jlm
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A HEATED HOME |lp
.,.\ Ocean Cfty Gables _ f^
Hifhl AlMf tht Beieh ftwit • f' E
8 Bed Rooms, Living Itoom, Dining Room, Kit. ^jW
Lot 56 x 110 Corner
$10,000
, Pinauteil*
JOHN R. THALLEN
Builder and Real Estate >
149 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N.
Phone 282
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