Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS
ATHLETICS


May Social in Holly Beach
City hall. Benefit Hollywood NJ. E.
church.
May 1l-'"The Green Family Al
BUM at the Holly Beach borough
hsll. Benefit Presbyterian church.
May 15.-Ice cream social in 18th
street fire house for North Wildwood
Sunday school.
May 1S-Musical benefit at Holly
wood M. e. church.
May 19-May party and dance at
Holly Beach city hall by St. Simeon's
guild of st. Simeon's church.
May 28-Mnsical at Bakers theatre
by pupils of Miss Ida May Buzby.
May 20, 31-Minstrel show in
Bakers theatre for benefit of Holly
BEECH Board of Trade.
A musicale of many interesting
numbers will be presented at Bakers
theatre on May Goth, 1909 by the pu-
pills of Miss Ida May Buzby assisted
by other local talent.
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The class of Mrs. Carrie Duran, of
the Hollywood M. e. Sunday school
are preparing a musical benefit to be
given In the church on Tuesday even
ing, May IS. Some excellent numbers
are being prepared and a musical treat
is in store for those who attend. Tick
cts 20 cents.
Proprietor Spencer, of the Casino
pool parlors and bowling alleys, reports
business very brisk these fine spring
days and evenings at his places of
amusements. Several of the balls from
the bowling alleys have been sent
away to be returned and a number of
new smaller n e ordered.
The Ladies Aid connected with the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is
making preparations for a Strawberry
Festival to be held on the % day of
this month in the Casino.
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An interesting game of basket ball
was played at the Casino rink on
Thursday night between Anglesea and
the Big Five Stars which resulted in
the Big Five Stars being victorious by
the score of 20 to s. The features of
the game was the shooting of Henrick
of Big Five Stars. Captain Holmes of
Anglesea also played a good game.
The following is the line up:
Big Five Stars Anglesea
Campbell forward Holmes
Leiby Shivers
Kenworthy center Wheaton
Henrick guard Leonard
Malloy Mckinley
Heating, sub; referee, Taylor.
Large crowds nightly attend Pinker's
new theatre On Schellenger avenue
where excellent shows are given for
the small amount charged.
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Owing to the illness of Mr.. Cline, his
vaudeville sketch had to be omitted at
the New Bijou last night and Malcolm
Murray gave two songs and an extra
rooI Of piotnraa uoa addad
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The Big Five played their final game
of the season last Friday night when
they lined up against the old Wild
wood A. A. team. Though the game
was an interesting one owing to the
prominence of the two teams, yet it
was not a fast game as the ex-Wild-
wood were thoroughly outplayed.
This was mostly due probably to the
fact that they have not been playing
the past winter, only getting the team
together for the occasion. They played
a good game here last winter and are
hard TO beat when in trim and had
they been SO 1t would probably have
been the hardest fought game here
this winter as the Big Five were in ex-
cellent shape and their team work was
the kind that is seldom found in a
team with no more experience than
they have had. The first half of the
game ended 10 to 8 and the final score
was 10 to 5 in favor OF the big five.
The following is the lineup:
BIG FIVE Ex-WILDWooD
Kelley forward Hogan
Banks Cole Sem
Taylor center Cobb Hilton
Kalbach guard Hewitt
Beebe Myers