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THRUSDAY, MAY 3,1979

Middle Twp. Baseball

Sincr <Hir last edition th( , Middle Twp Panthers have played three Kamos losing to Ocean City and heating Pleasantville and Wildwood Catholic The scores were 2-.'l against Ocean City and Hn vs Pleasantville. and to-4 against Wildwood Catholic In the Ocean City game Middle trailed by .a :t-0 score going into the last hall ol the 7th inning ocean* City then tried to give Middle the game by making three errors but Mitfdle could only capitalize »on them by scoring two runs and coming up one short Creamer got the win lor O C and .1 Collins took tin*

loss lor M T

At the plate Collins had two hits and Killian and Cannon, one each For Ocean CitY. Coughlin hobbled through with a leg

injury, managed to get two prisingly strong Wildwood hits, with Jarenson, Dice. Catholic team. KM. The and Creamer each getting ^( w inning pitcher was Dale «.«> <*niiine nnH rmampr w^erhard who, although he

jpiled to get his third shutout, has not had an earned

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one. Collins and Creamer each had four strike outs, but Collins was wild in the early innings, hitting two men in the lirst inning. In the • second game. Middle Beat Pleasantville by a score of 8-0 with Dale (Jerhard notching his

second shut-out. Middle*

had 8 runs on 11 hits. Rich Stout. J Collins. Bob Migliore. and Dale (Jerhard oat'll had two hits. Art Cannon had a two run homer. For the pitching record. (Jerhard struck out seven and walked one and got his second shut-out of the season - and pitched

.very well.

Austin, the losing pitcher struck out five and walked

two,

In the tlvird game, the Panthers defeated a sur-

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run scored on him. Throwing errors by the Middle defense allowed the four ruas. Gerhard had six , strike-outs and gave up three walks, while, his opponent, Frederick of Wildwood Catholic struck out three ami gave up two bases on balls Batting stars for the Panthers who came up with 15 hits, were' Rich Stout, with three hits, three runs, and one RBI; Danny Fow ler with one hit and two RBI's; Jim Pickering two hits; John McCray and Neal (’base each with one

hit.

In the field. Rich Stout threw out a runner at home ami Craig Reeves threw one out at third base The next game is at home against St. Joseph's of Hannonton Wednesday at 4

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Kiwanis Softball The Kiwanis Klouters of Court House posted their first win of the season when they defeated the Dennisville Dreadnaughts 9-6 on Sunday at the Boyd St. Complex. Bob Wilson, pitching for the first time in two years, posted the win for Kiwanis with Tanner being the losing pitcher. Although the Dreadnaughts made 11 hits in the game, they were unable to stage a big rally, and their defense left something to be desired. Walt Turnier, playing in right field pulled off the defensive gem of the game when he caught a fly and then threw out the runner trying to advance from second to third after the catch Steady Joey Trombetta had five putouts in center, retiring the side in the seventh inning with three great catches. For Dennisville, John Rich was the batting star of the game going four for lour with a home run and two doubles. Joey Horton had twmfor three. For Kiwanis. Joey Trombetta had two for three, and the other five hits were scattered amongst Dave May. Gil Sinkway. Bill Balleitte and Nick Elisano. Billy Adams covered shortstop like a tent, and the outfield grabbed everything hit their way. Next week Kiwanis hoped to take on the team from Fred's Tavern in Stone Harbor. They have several of the Palmer Chevrolet on their team and should be able to handle the Kiwanis who have trouble fielding their lull team. Coed Volleyball CAPE MAY - Coed Volleyball - C.J.R. and Co. defeated Cape May Athletic Club 15-10, 15-13, 14-16 on the final day of the season last Sunday to eek out the league title over the Cape Islanders and the Atietic Club. Chuck Matthews and Carol Vandergrift were outstanding defensives for the Champs. On the losing side, Debbie Brown and Lou Dwyer kept the A.C. in contention the entire match and eventually snared the third game. The Orkans whipped Eastern Auto 15-6.15-10,15-10 by virtue of the serving of Bill Fitzpatrick. Sharon and Steve Todd kept Eastern's engine running once again in a match closer than score indicates. The Stumblers crushed JINS 15-3. 15-8,^5-7 with an awesome serving onslaught by Sue Brett, Rick Swain and Dave Piacentine. Patty Martin and Carol Griffin sparked a fine defensive effort by the JINS. The Cape Islanders served up second place by outsetting, out-spiking and out-defensing Exx in an exceptionally skillful contest. Merc Baumann, Sharon Mericle and Ted Ferrante sealed the fate of Exx with numerous saves. Mark Pomykacz nearly pulled out a victory for Exx in game one with his serving.

WEST TRENTON-Two Cape May County patrolmen recently completed the N.J. State Police's 80th Class on Criminal Investigation for municipal police officers. The program was held at the State Police Training Center in Sea Girt. The class joins municipal police officers from throughout the state in an eight-day resident course oi uniform instruction combining academic and practical approaches to the contemporary problems of crime in New Jersey. Training included in j struction in burglary investigation. auto theft, sex crimes, homicide, bank robbery, kidnapping, bombing, fraud and illegal gambling enterprises. Investigative techniques .were covered in such areas as preservation and recording of the crime scene, identification.

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