Oct 1947 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

CITY 5ETWNfiUEI>GfeR
haches Warn of Overconfidence m Undefeated Team Faces C
llettermen
I Squad to
Resort
Sub* Again Star
4 A» Hammonton
Succumbs to Local*
^ .Undefeated and untied in
ifive straight games, the
f Ocean City High School gridwill
:a«et another vet
eleven Saturday afteron
the Recreation Cen
£ field, with Cape May, i
^ strong contender for the
J,County Championship, pro-
& vidlng the opposition.
£. heaviest teams that will
AM the Bed and WUtt tbJa season.
ftam a, •quad which includes 14
, jUJWtMnen, the "Capers" will field a
team averaging Kg pounds hi
- mtg&t. The local starters tip the
•tfSm at * 168 pound average. The
I vtatton* forward w»U will Mid a 20-
man advantage ever the
44-0 Mteaek
of powerful ud
Barimr. the Blue
be underrated
they
r
J ooachen wore net en-
Btitflcd with the pert^nt-
* the "BaHin" against
, and attributed s riaw
I spotty play to ovmwtth
emr? opponent
to knock the draymen
___r undefeated perch, a letto
njrit and tes
Probable Starting
Line-aps, Saturday
Gape May Oetaa City
88 Tebbs ,LE. ,S7 mnOm n
U Ford
57 H. Cannonc : LT. .« McDoweU,
49 Burclmrd
55VMcars LG .31 Qalanti!
4SOwen ', O,M F, Tbwns'd
63 Doran EG. ,83 Ewtag
SO Sharp RT. .42 Blizzard
58 Blomkvest.. RE. .43 Booker or
35 Corsoi)
44 Velll QB..40 Dun
50 Avta
-Lft, -47 niello
RH..28 Mulford or
26 Coffey
• SB..** Myers
Comparative
Record's to Date
May...
May..,
39
7
3
13
Mlllvllle .... 0
Salem 0
W, Wilson .. 0
Wlldwood ... 7
HanJmonton. 0
Alumni
Mid. Township 8
Big Harbor , 44
(OanceHfd)
The second Redmen touchdown
•—-" BuekhoBz took an eat-wapunt on his SO; and behind ex-
chalked up late In the second
-
]Substitutes again played a lead- cellent Wocldni "
. fcUt rote In the victory over Bam. Into the end ran
period as Guard BUI Ewing Inter,
for 70 yards cepted an enemy lateral on his S8,
lone, Bill Morrow
ton with 18 renrves welng acand
carried jhe o
bucked through __._ the line for the
val M yards into
_ Scat-back John OofTey. enterthe
game for one play In the-Ir total of 1 nolnte.
pay dirt, swing also kicked the
point, which _gave the __ie Oareymen
(d quarter, tcaatM around end
: 40 yards and a touchdown. BUI
], playing Us flret game.
,. _d up well at an end position
as did Eulg Ford. Other outstanding
reserves were Joe Avis and Andy
fi Jemee, backs, center Bill Harvey.
•A BUI Fltipatrlct, and tackle
Burchsrd.
|B
wta GUs one and partially atone for
" ) unexpected loss to Charley Caldi
team.
Jayvees Again
BeatFvUle
But Find Going
Rougher; Score, 7-0
Hammonton
No Problem
For Raiders
Fails to Penetrate
line or Outwit
Patting Defense
By GAT TALESE
Oma Citr
Krotha LB
With an awesome display of HeDawgll |,T
irenfth, Ocean • City's mighty Qaiuta Ln ,,
Jailers" roUea On thefr un " =i - TownMpd , 0
way, Saturday, as they stoj Swing..,, no
Hammonten "Slut Devils' 1
Billiard BT
local field,19-0.
KOOIMF RB
From start to finish It wu theDura
tin
Fo.llcf LH
Redmen's ball game, although the Mulfsfd I(H
visitors threatened before the game »»«••
fl.^,..,
was a minute old.
HamfOBiiiqii j a | o | s
Following John Msnifi kick-off fffciur 'qitV*T~°~rTr~i
to the ^Bertl" crater, Joe De
JuroHls, »no carried the ball to
BUsard caught np
brought him down.
But thereafter the visitors could
— . eo OCMB Clh- Jield a 10-0
vantage us the thlrdf period ended.
the last quarter the locals
threatened after taking poe-
B of the ball at thTmid-field
Coffey and BUI Morrow nui
•ve eaui^asd a first down
. . , Ana darted around left
end for 11 yjirda to the 88, and Ooffey
three more to the 33.
But on Me following play an Avis
paai wy Intercepted aa the game
turned, with ocean City triumphant,
Legion Installs Heat
A heating system is to be Installed
is the quarters of the American
Legion at Sea Isle Oily, on the second
floor of the Excursion Home, on
the boardwalk, Joseph M Norton,
of Wlldwood. has the contract, A
-lot not penetrmte penetrate the loea! oeal line, or out- series of community dances, card
wit the locals' paM defense, parties, basketball Barnes and other
*€ . *._ 0 up possession posst«tejof
events is being planned for the
winter.
registered midway to the seconc
quarter q as Marvin Dorn
lnte;
an a enemy e y pass on the " 28, "i, aid ajdfought,
Althouf] sufh they found the mine a
his way ay to to the Hammonton Hamot 21. Andy
little TOUI roughar than in their first Jemee went-on* tackle for four yards
with PleaMjitvUle, the un-and John "Twinkletoei" Coffey outran
the Visitors' secondary on an
defeated J.V.'i annexed their fifth
rtralght viptory Monday as they end run for the tally, Bfll Ewtag
again defeated that tram, 7-0. missed the Wek for the point. »
locals- only Mere cams midthe
second quarter, as
the Raiders held a 8>0 leaf
Walter
Unlike their tet meeting, earlier
'1 season, wUeh saw the "Little
iders" wut easily, 20-8, the locals
- la rugged afternoon arainst the
determined Pleasantvllle eleven, but
the losers could hot stop the hard-
"*" Ing local line, which did not
VJ.W, BUM BUILDING
"' Jem D. Ludlam, who b m the Wlldwood's Veterans of foreign
.title Insurance business at Court Wars have purchased from the city
, 'Berne, bu moved with his family a building they had been li for
' to OeeanVtew.
10 years. The sale price was
the pigskin to the Blue Devils 1 34,
but there they fumbled, and the
it them Inside the 30. visitors recovered.
J Une-up for the locals 1 was: But, after att*mpting three aerials,
Ends, rerd and Haley; tackles, Hyde
and Burehard; guardj, Fttepatrick
and Townsend- center, Ktdrow;
quarterback, Mei-ano: halfbacks,
MeDermott and BuoknolU, and f uUback,
Morrow.
Angler Unconscious
Penn Squad to Face
TlMnceton, Saturday
.' The University Of Pennsylvania
< tM* week prepares to meet Prince-
K ftm In Tlgettown to avenge the def
*«« «ffered t la«.t year « WMMln
when the
Orange and Black, Bla,
of the biggest upsets of the
5 Hours on Mud Flats
defeated the Red and Hue SlxB'.year-old WlUiarn Robinson,
7 to 14.
of Wllda-Md, was taken to Atlantic
. This will be the second away game City Hospital Saturday after he suf.
for the Pennjylvanla Penl team. Earlier fered a stroke while flshini. He
tfiv lyd ayed Dartmouth at Hanover
was unconscious for five hours on
•Ml beat t the Indians, Idi 33 to0.
0 the mud flats near his home.
Twijr member of Oils years start- Police found Robinson about half
a raUe from the road after his wife,
Elizabeth, had reported him mtssin
Robinson U employed by a
walk concern.
ttwf*
m i YOURSELF
FROM THIS!
mm
skin on the 8, from where tbe
men" kicked out of danger.
FIRST SCORE IN
SECOND QUABTEK
The flnt Ocean City marker
pplnt, and the Careymen enjoyed a
13.0 pull through the half.
FUMBLE ON 34 YARD LINE
Ftollowlng the Intermission the
Red and White wain started to
move, as tight running plays brought
all of which failed, Hammonton
tried to punt, but Len Fosllo broke
through the line and blocked the
kick, and end BUI Corson recovered
for the locals on the visitors' 18. On
the first following play, Foglio
cracked the line for four yards to
the 14, Mulford was stopped cold
on an attempted run around end,
sut Avis rifled a pass to end mis
Pord, who made a beautiful catch.
But the refere* declared that the
ball was caught outside the end
sone, so the play was nullified.
The opposing line held the local
backs from gaining a first down, so
the visitors took over on their 14,
from where they punted to Russ
Mulford, who made a nice return
to the M,
Running play* by Ftegllo and Avis
advanced the oval to the 20, where
Avis hit Bill Oonon with a pass ori
thrift -—
19-0 IN THIRD PERIOD
Then Quarterback Dem fought his
way through the center of the line,
and into tht end zone. The point
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• IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION
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FERGUSONS, INDEPENDENTS
MAINTAIN CITY LOOP LEAD
Independent
r unblcm-
.,tMm City
•layluml, Monln
a tie for
is won and
nen shut out
Cornon and 234 „
Roofers Jr. Abo m the
The ientUal-I Male Ohattln a;
intlMl-Lednr
second place with with Hi; Bel
Ocean City Ice. while Smith, 210; John »ut
1 bin's and Swayne'e grill also Adami, 304, and Ray •
i * a
won their matches to tiefor third.
h«t of the night MBS, RICIIABD8 LEADS
teund'tM found the hord-hltting P.BA PBA ran-WOMEN'S LEAGUE SCOKBB8
nini lnte aUff " oi jpposltion from Menhigh
individual
gel's. The match ended In
Mrs, R U M Blcharde tolled the
ipllt on polnU.
strtie-gpaw bell the loudest with
There were lew ,_„«
110 and 169 as the
scores the main laurels going to
opened lta atMOL
Mfteolnj Chattin with a JOS and
lanes with 10 teums lr
Tuesday night Other
8 ! 0 |l it 194, and to Ray JanUen with a 208 leaders ware Peg Courtney
[ame. Other players in the Upper Hackney ITS, A, rhllllps r
brackets were Lafferty with IBS and
; Trout, 197; BUI Bmtth, Dick
.-S and Jbe Lutf,, 1S3, and Luke
Turner, 181.
lead.
4 TEAMS OPEN
EASHORE LEAGUE SEASON
The Seashore League blazed Into
action for thenew season last FHght,
with 14 teams vying for
ay iht
he hampionshi pionship and d plt plenty off
recorded,
The Public Safety, WaUr Service
and Hackney toung each won 4-0
victories to atari off la ftdeadlock
for the Itad, Of
ChatUn's, TU" "
and Bel va«n'» _.
office and J. J. i
arlne Ewing 160 and Betty
The Pink and R#d teami mnd
4-0 victories over Orange and White,
respectively, to Jump Into the early
Other wlnndiK teams wen
Yellow aver Purple, Sue over Qrem
and Sliver over Gold.
Mane Peterson Is president of
this elreuit, with Rose Castaldl aecretary
and Mary Nlckerson, treasurer.
PHILLIES BRAT WOODBINE
IN 8.1. LEAODI CONTR8T
7 . - - «"* the Casteam
had no mercy on r
-a plnladlcs. winning a •
behind the high scoring
i. Rose Castalld, b
blanche Smith, the
Mat the first game by
j after that they were
- —- lable, and the Castnirii
Muad won by only 16 and 11 tf
in the ether games.
Grid Player't Ug Broken
Jflta ^Bussell Coombs. 17, of Wlld-
—od Crest, Is in Shore Memorial
ipitsl suffering a broken 1«
lUSWntd during practice by ®
WiMwOod High Scliool f Wifs « f «" k 'n*' b«h material and labor, *v. will
BB unable to de so without sen* upward ravisien of the tars .tructor..
11M Arbitration Board appointed under tho provliiens
ef tht State Public Utility Anti-Strilw Law, in
.ih official opinion under dote of Auguit 22, summarized
our difficulties in these wordi:
"Manipment undoubtediy must meet formidable
problems in carrying thii added cost burden
(13,700,000 in anBual wagei). Its problm u
quite unlike that of many industries whete, in the
PVBLIC
M
111
pMt-iw period. It \m been a ilmple matter ««V
increase prices and thus absorb unusual cost U '.
eteattt. Despite all the public resirtaiice to f*$f >\
increases, aad managefflent's desire to avoid t L "^ '
ft seenu unlikely that the effects of inflation \
prices can long be withttood by lUs one in '
out of practically all others in the country. "
mg costt and decreasing revenues are a
don that cannot long be withstood."
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High School
Noted Magician
To Entertain
To Entertain in
Assembly Program
By GAY TALESE
"Bobo", the Magician, And Company,
will appear at the Hlch School
early in November. This will be the
second of eight assembly programs
sponsored by the Activity Fund.
"Bobo" Is from the French name.
Beaubeuux. He has been working
with mnglc since he was 12, and he
has won many trophies and prizes
for lils ability and skill.
His "Science of Misdirection"
amazes the keenest minds with spectacular
and startling mysteries. His
profiram comprises, besides magic
ana Illusions of the old and new
world, many novel and original
presentations.
DANCE BAND TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY PBOOOAM
The high school dance band, directed
by Cornell Pearl, will present
an assembly program MM week,
tie band will play some of the most
lar songs of the day, and wU]
re clarinet, trumpet and tramsolos.
..mm are approximately 16 members
ln till band, mostly veterans
tram last year.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
TAKES FOOTBALL SHOTS
Photography club, supervised
Blfl, U taking action footof
the local team, with tht
otos printed ln The Billows,
The club, which is a basic course
In photography, has SO members.
Although P thc developing of pictures
' now donc by a local photographer,
(§ members hope to do their own
rinting next year.
Officers of the club Include: Doug
Longcnecker, president: Ann Aklcn,
vice president, and Bob my, sccjem.
FRESHMEN DANCE SATURDAY
The otafli of "61" will give an
Autumn fiance Saturday night in
'"hike Three Doctors", by Biia.
the school gym, starting i entertainunjn
so far "Wicked Uncle", by Patricia
at 8:30beth Selfert,
o'clock,
TU» wlU
will Include
ment given by the Mtutlplicathuyaa
r
Dance, and
the mvMt
tion Dance, the
many
SNIFF! SNIFF1 SMELLS GOOD!
The dais gh-ls served roffee
home made rolls to the Cape
County teaahers, when tr
then- annual conference at
school two weeks
Thw •" .. (nontmrter
beenaial
weeks, w:
been prepai
Plan County Riding Club
Formation of a new riding club in
Cape May County was discussed at
a meetii "— - Cold Spring, attended
is, from ocean City,
irt House, Rio Grande,
Iprlng, Cape May and
by 22
Mann
Emm, »
Pitman,
Serving You—Day and Night
m No matter where you
arc these days, there's a
telephone near at hand—
ready to serve you day and
night.
• It takes a lot of people
and a lot of equipment to
provide this 'round-theclock
telephone service.
Police Force Shrinks
WUdwood,
tion than It
five fewer
than at thai
this wtek,
compared wi
. JrCoiit Ultle
G«t Bl« Eesnlta
Here to New jewey there
are 25,000 of us to operate
the syitem and keep it in
smooth running condition.
In addition to handling
your calla we're working to
expand the system to make
the service still better and
more useful for everyone.
NEW JIR5EY KILL TELEPHONE COMPANY
Nebraska Paper
Features Story
From Ocean City
A news story dateUned from
Ocean City made Page l of the
Qrand Island Independent, dally
newspaper ln Grand Island. Nebraska,
according to Prank A.
Pileggl, former local man now
residing there.
The etoiy told of a hitchhiker
who presented two orchids
to u. S. Attorney A. Gleeson.
who picked him up while driving
from Ocean City to Philadelphia.
The orchids were to
show appreciation for the lift.
"I think this article (in the
independent) was supposed to
be a little dig to the folks ln
Nebraska, as a short while ago
a young couple were killed by a
couple of hitch-hikers near
Omaha," Pileggl wrote.
New Books Arrive
At PuWiq Library
New books recently received at the
Free Public Library include the following:
FICTION
denary in the Home", by Irvn's
Return", by William
'"ntle", by Agnw B.
Me on ftiday", by A. A,
Me", by Prank o.
Oreat", by Thomas W.
^Huf'of the Hawk", by Seott
O'Dell.
"Honour Among Thieves", by H,
C, BaUey,
"Hope of Barth", by Margaret Lee
Runbeek,
"House Divided", by Ben Amei
Williams,
"It Was Mary", by Eleanor A,
"Kate Hardy 1 * by D. H. Stevenson,
"Might Walk", by Eliiabeth Daly.
"Bo Dour To My Heart", by ater-
UntNorth,
Wentworth,
"Woman of Property", by Mabel
Beeley.
NON-FIOIION
Bad of a Berlin Diary", by WU-
Ham L, Bhlrer,
"Public Speaking for Everyone",
by James W, Armftrong,
Roger Jarvis Has
Own Dance Band at
Westminster College
Roger Jarvis, a sophomore student
at Westminster College, New WUm-
-ifjgtoji. Pa,, and a Mradnate^o^OEign
City High School, made a sueceasful
debut with his recently-organized
dance band, the Oolleglates, at a recent
Homecoming Carnival at the
college, according to word received
by Wa parents, Mr. stud Mrs. Ralph
D. Jarvis, 887 Park pi,
A review in the college paper said
In part: "Music Of the sweet type Is
the specialty of the aggregation,
which is composed of eight pieces,"
Roger orgarUied the group around
the end of September as a cooper,
atlve orjanlzauon, and, according to
the college paper, the band; has received
permission from the college
to prarflce lathe conservatory.
While a student here Roger player"
saxophone, with the high school
band and orchestra and dance band.
Be also organized a dunce band
which played a number of engagements
for social affairs in tills area.
Jackson Is Honored
Percy H, Jackson, director of thi
freeholders and WUdwood Pharmn
cist, was honored by county phar
maclsts at a dinner In that city, following
Ms rtnrement from the
presidency tor two years of the New
Jersey Board of Pharmacy,
Paperhangers
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STUCCO
Meeting to Protest
Pollution of Ocean
An open mass meeting to protest
pollution of coastal waters was
scheduled for Thursday this week at
8 p. m.. In the Congress Room, of
the Hotel Senator, 166 S, Carolina
av a Atlantic City.
The meeting, under tho combined
auspices of The National Coast Antl-
1'oUutlon League and The Association
of Bait Angling Clubs, Is to
protest dumping and pumping of
sulphuric acid Into the-ocean and
waterways, nnd to halt pollution of
coastal waters by oil, tar and other
industrial wastes.
The two groups contend that this
iractlct threatens the prosperity of
he seashore resorts
Seek Aid Against Skeeters
A delegation from the Cape May
County Ohainbcr of Commerce will
before the fteebtidm next
to uk tar «M in to-
_ „ at th© county BBM> PijE"
Tderit Aul Schuster reported this
week. He dte« the need for iw^
Droving the county park and for
control of mosquitoes •tbrougbtiat
the township.
Must Fingerprint
Indicted Person*
County Jifflge A. J. Caflero hm
called to the attention of Justuses
of tbe peace the fact that all persons
held for grand jury action must
be fingerprinted. Several defendants
have appeared to answer to Indictments
wUhout this record having
been taken.
Judge Caflero recottUnendfid tftat
Prosecutor Harry Teneubaum write
to each lustioe of the peace, cautioning
him as to this required
nrocedure.
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