The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-08-22


Camden and Woodbury.. State council
secretary Morris Bauer, of New Bruins
wick, who is President Roosevelt's double,
took a prominent part in the speech max
ing, as did also Samuel p Cline. mem
Der of the local council. Friends were
surprised at his oratorical efforts, during
which he spoke with impressiveness on
matters pertaining to the growth and sue
cess of the order. The following officers
were elected: President, Samuel P. Cline;
secretary and treasurer. William Greer, of
Moorestown Council, No. 113. The ses-
sion continued until midnight and closed
with banquet.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Jones spent
Sunday at Seaside Park.
Miss Meta Austin is enjoying the breezes
of Atlantic City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Walters will
spend the week at Sea Side Park.
William L Powell. of Philadelphia,
was in Mount Holly yesterday.
Charles and Dallas W. Pierce are at
Asbury Park for two weeks outing.
Senator John G. Horner. of Palmyra.
was caller at THE News Office yesterday.
Friends in Mount Holly, last week, en-
tertained Miss Emma Arrison, of Bristol.
Pa.
Frank Leech and wife, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Justice Jamison this
week.
Miss Hannah F. Oliphant and Miss Mary
Hendrickson spent last week at Spring
Lake.
Mrs. Addie Garrison has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Trotter. of Vincen-
town.
William ]. Haines is at Bethlehem, Pa,
where he will spend two weeks with
friends.
Charles Lindsey, wife and son, of Glou-
cester city, were Saturday and Sunday
visitors in Mount Holly.
Deputy Postmaster A. E. Gaskill and
Harry Cooper are spending a portion of
their vacation this week at Barnegat City.
France Frantz, and wife of Philadel-
phia, were visitors in Mount Holly, on
Monday. Mr.. Frantz is on the police
force of Philadelphia.
Aquila Jones, Edgar Allen and T. Har-
nv Bowker attended the Farmers picnic
at Washington Park, on Wednesday. Err
nest Haines. of Vincentown, took the
party down in his automobile.
Sporting Notes.
Rosebud and Bordentown played game
which ended with the score of to 0 in
favor of Rosebud.
Florence will play here next Saturday
and if Parker has a sore arm," Mount
Holly will get beat again.
Put Loveland on first base; Jenkins,
second base; Sooy, shortstop; Armstrong,
third base. This infield can't be beat
Moorestown received harsh treatment at
the hands of Camden A. A. on Saturday,
being shut out while the other fellows got
26 runs
The Brotherhood team, of Philadelphia,
went to Smithville on Saturday, and was
defeated by the team of that place. Score
to 5.
Eight to four was the score in a game
between White Hill and Burlington High
School. on Saturday, White Hill being
the victor.
The Smithville team will be the OPP
ponents of the Keystone team on Satur-
day. on the grounds near the station at
Mount Holly.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is to select
the umpire for the Mount Holly and
Florence game on Saturday. Game
starts at $50.
Parker and Seaman, Mount Holly's bat
terry. participated in game at Tuckerton
last week. Possibly that accounts for
Parker's sore arm.
Jack McFetridge pitched for Atlantic
City. on Saturday, against the Philadel-
phia Giants, but the colored champions
won by the score of 3 to l.
Pemberton had a day off on Saturday
when the Morris Field club secured the
game by the score of to g. But it was
not an easy task, for the Pemberton boys
kept the visitors hard at work and it took
~ innings to settle the controversy.
South Philadelphia did not fare so well
as the North team. The former went to
Burlington to see what it could do with J.
F. Budd and it went home with the know
ledge that three runs were all it could
score and Budd got Is with more on hand
if they had been needed.
North Philadelphia gave Florence a
trouncing, on Saturday. by the score of 6
to 2. Florence became ratified in the
fourth inning and before it could get
together the visitors had scored runs
Rhubart held North Philadelphia down to
4 hits, but his support was not gilt edged
Medford kept on the toboggan on Sat-
urday and was sent to the woods by the
strong Columbia team, of Philadelphia,
by the score of to g. All of Medford' 8
regulars were home, but they seemed not
to have recovered from their outings.
Next Saturday Hermon will visit Medford
and that means another sharp contest.
Riverside, with Mood in the box, is
putting up stiff game of ball. In the
last four contests it has shut its opponents
out. The last scalp to dangle from its
belt was that of the Roxborough team, a
club that has many players of great
strength. The score was 8 to 0, and the
visitors could find Mood for only three
hits.
The fastest game of base ball ever played
in this neighborhood was witnessed at
Beverly ON Saturday, when it took but 4G
minutes to complete the contest. The
Nicetown club, from Philadelphia, met
the Grubb team of Beverly. Bintliff,
pitcher for the home team, was at his best
and after the first inning the visitors were
not able to score In that inning a mufl
and two singles allowed one man to cross
the plate. In the second inning Grubt
made three hits and scored two runs and
the game ended with that record.
Fresh from the scene of glory, with the
success of the carnival to spur it on the
New Egypt base ball club came to Mount
Holly to do the home team and it did it tt
the Queens taste. New Egypt had 1:
hits. three bases on balls, and six errors.
Mount Holly had eight hits, was sent tt
base on balls nine times, stole nine bases
and had ~ errors, but with all this coulC
only score five runs, while New Egyp
doubled that figure and got IL. Blu
Parker, Mount Holly's pitcher, had sort
arm, at least that is what the the FAM
said, but the size of it was the team go
beaten badly, and no excuse can cover it
Parker was taken out of the game afte
the fourth inning, and Wolfrom substitute
ed. The Mount Holly team was twisted
around as usual, infielders were sent on
and outfielders brought in.
The Keystone team went to Vincentowl
on Saturday to play return game will
the club of that place, the former win
ming by the score of 8 to 4. The Noun
Holly boys are very much dissatisfied