kliniwfl:ey;JitesIgiV-Bar-and1C;Bus'roupr *•Grftdo 1—Bible reading, prayer, songs; “Greeting. Helen Koaty, Roland Alport, Betty Hnmlston; recitations, TVanda. Jaske, Allan Goldberg1, Dick LaPorte, David Jones; exercise, Carol Davis, Norman Fiero; recitations, Virginia Vollicr, Anna Plowas-chofc, Edward Soles, John KlssHng, Camille Forgie', Jack Saplenzo. Cecilia Blscardl, Jack Schmidt^ Betty Mud-dell; song and exercises,'' Pilgrim Maids/* Card] Davis,. Camille Forgie.■ “Marie XV’elgmari, Barbara Smith. Ethel -D! Henbon, Gladys Egan, Cecilia Bis-tz' cardi; recitations, Betty Huraiston, iv; Thooda Setfrple, Richard Hart; exer-ikKn rCUe' k,The MaidB,” Ethel Hen-'son, Gladys—Egan, Jtfarie Welgman; recitations, Alfred*Herer, Grace Barrows, Barbara Smith^exercise, Helen Eemeta, Uorla Gibson, Marjorife West. Elizabeth Orton, Eleanor Peiffer; supplemented with songB and patriotic feat urea. HlsTTane Briibw Is prm: clpal of Lincoln School,isea; First PaulJtt-OlVir-Uldaiuet* icita*An-5 ini a fy of ictta* orgi-«lttleGrid TearifWins ClassB Championship(Continued from Page One)Rahway captain shot over for the score. Crowell kicked the goal and Rahway led 26 to 0.Rahway kicked off, and^again Belleville lost ,heaviiy in attacking -Bah-way's lint. Hah way was offrsldo.on a punt and.put back 5 yards, and then received the ball on a kick, Crowell and Doty tore through for' big gains ana a tfrst down. The third quarter ended with Rahway leading 26 to 0, and Belleville fighting deaperatelj* to halt Hie scarlet attack.lod, Castor gathered m a long pass to run within a foot of the goal line, where it was ruled he stepped out of bounds. Crowell was^stopped in his tracks, and then Alloth went ovor the lice..._CrowelV_ kicked the goal and Rahway led 33 to 0.The ball had scarcely been put back in play before Doty intercepted a Belleville pass in the centar ot tlie field and ran, yards for Rahway's sixth touchdown. Crowell's try jat ffoalwent wide by Inches.WilhTfre exception of L'Homme-diexw Brooks luid a substitute, linedropklck from Uxo 38-yard line. The ball went a trifle wide and waa brought out to the 20-yard mark with Belleville in possession.Here Belleville opened another aerial attack, which netted three first dofcns before the Rahway substitutes braced and on a fumble Tarlach recovered for .the red and black- A feV more plays and the game ended wltK,Belleville in possession in rald-field, still trying desperately to make one pc8a good for a score* 'Hah way Is scheduled to play the Alumni oa December 5r but a post-On the first1 play of tne flnat per-, season game with another schooland-the-v lal to rs- kicked - to- Coppola rrtfkiotg tackle_playing after'ivY^ljnidCeid. AHoth only inade 2 yards, Doty’s touchdown. “^The Rahway men-Yan but Doty tore oft XT and Crowell 10 -tor allowed his senior players to fln-Min-lons,-V\t-7eth,The-olck;Inter-andjsfr^.rhe.eloven may be played.The lineup:Rahway BellevilleL. E.,.. .Castor .......,..... BootayR. T.....Thompson ........ DeJengo.R- G; : rrrO'TT-:—Jf— Plea goC.......L'Hommedieu SopherR. G.....Father ............ parrlllaR,T.....Ivana ......_____R. ShortR.E.....Wolcott .............m\ MetaQ. B~.. .Coppola lt;Capt.) M. Kimc Crowell ............. BaneyR.H. B..Doty ...... .\....... MasonF. B.----Alloth , .'W, Plenge (Capt)I -—S core - by—periods -----Rahwaj’ ... r,M -*--r r£_ 13 Belleville.,00J013—3D3— 0•nr-.-~--—--— .w»i» -tA—Rahway-kicked .off .Tauchdorca-s-—Coppola, ?■:flashed through the big Belleville jan^ Belleville opened an aerial at- Wolcott, Alloth. Goals after toach-backs -to-nail—a—pa s~ for—14—yard j ^k—in —e—fl n a I—atte mpt-^to—scores da wn ^by drapklck-=CiQ 3 - fief-gain and a first down, Crowell slip !Two passes and a rush found the ball eree—Walter Short, Trenton; Umpire ped off tackle for 4 yards and then!in tlie same place and the visitors —Mldklff, Head Linesman—-Herrin. threw a perfect pass to Coppola for punted to Coppola on the 50*yard line.;Substitutions: Rahway — Housman, 15 yards and a first down. Dotv and Castor took another forward pass for j Tarlach. Landenberger, Lawson, Coppola pushedtfre hall to within’a 15 yanlr and a first down and after.D’Ambrosa; Belleville—’Folbert^ At-foot of-thr nnrl p Pl^-V rushes Croweli attempted a] tendance. 2,500. •_ •