DOOLEY A. A. TRIUMPHS OVER HADDON ELEVEN

The Haddon A. A. eleven bowed to the Dooley A. A., of South Camden, yesterday afternoon, at the Civic Center Field, by the score of 6 to 0.

The Dooley eleven tallied in the second period when Ase Clark raced from the nine-yard line after Palese had previously run30 yards.

            Scoring by periods:

Touchdown: Clark. Substitutions: Reeseman for Norris; Schultze for Anderson; Worrell for Kantor; Bozart for Rosse; Woodcraft for Worrell. Referee- Matin. Umpire- Blaker. Head linesman- Yindenberg. Time of periods- 12 minutes.. 

INJURED PLAYERS TO BE FETED BY DOOLEY A. A.

All plans have been completed for the dance and floor show to be held Saturday by the Dooley Athletic Association, which will turn  the proceeds over to the football players who were inured while playing with the South Camden club last Fall.

The affair will be at the Licata ballroom, 417-19-21 Walnut Street. The Columbia Recording Orchestra will furnish the musical program. Walt Stanton, vaudeville performer, will be master of ceremonies. A vaudeville bill, headed by the Two Jays, will be presented.

The Young Men's Republican Club of Camden county will pay tribute to the injured players. Officers are James T. Scarduzio, president; Louis Bush, vice president; Ralph Vitolo, secretary, and Albert Di Giacomo, treasurer.

Members of the committee are Anthony Jennetta, chairman; Thomas L. Griffith, Harry Powers, Adam Slovick, Joseph Gentile and Theodore Messaro.

A contest, closing March 24, will be held to obtain a slogan for the Dooley A. A. Fifteen prizes will be awarded. Further details about the contest will be announced at the dance.. 

DOOLEY A. A. TO MEET

Dooley A. A. will hold a meeting and practice session tomorrow nigl1t at its club house, 1871 South Fourth street. The drill will start at 7:00 o'clock, and all members are requested by Coach Anthony Jennetta to attend.