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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, June 21,1979

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Kiwanis Softball After two Sundays of inactivity, the Court House Kiwanis softball team got back into action with a double-header vs the Whitesboro Recreation team at the Martin Luther King Recreation Center. Before a large number of Whitesboro fans, the Kiwanis took the both games by scores of 10-3 and 17-7. Winning pitcher was Bob Wilson, allowing only 9 hits. Batting stars were John Tomlin with 2 for 4. Donny Rhinesmith with 3 for 4, Dave May with 2 for 4, Richy Rhinesmith with 3 for 4. The outfield played errorless ball with only one miscue in the infield. For Whitesboro. losing pitcher Chuck Mcllvaine allowed 14 hits and 10 runs. Batting sta^as Matthews with a .500 ajerage and Joe Francis has a home run. The 2nd game was a lougher for the Kiwanis who jumped off with 4 runs in the 1st inning and coasted to a 17-7 win getting 21 hits with John Tomlin'. Joey Trombetta. Donny Rhinesmith. Dave May and Walt Trunier leading the attack. Big Bill Reasner held the Whitesboro sluggers in check and son George palyed the last two innings in right field. Leading batters for Whitesboro were McVane Mims and Farmer. The Whitesboro infield collapsed, making 6 errors. A return double-header is scheduled for Sunday Jul> 15th at Whitesboro.

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by Bill Sherman On June 8 at the Middle Township High School Gym. I ho Annual Athletic Awards Banquet was held under the direction of Fred Grosso. Athletic Director. The program consisted of' the Invocation, given by Robert Penkethman. VicePriiicipal Dinner with Cozy Morlel. toastmaster. Most Valuable Participant and letter awards, in soccer, cross country, football, girls tennis, field hockey, cheerleaders, boys basketball, wrestling, boys track, girls tracks golf, boys tennis, softball, and baseball. Events, coach and Most Valuable Player are as follows: Soccer. Ray Batz, Dale Swagler: Gross Country Ted Bryant. James Simms; Football - Phil Exley. Andy Garcia; Girls Tennis Donna Orbanes. Gail Allax . Field Hockey - Debbie Clifford. Kathy Douglass: Cheerleaders Margarite Edwards. Donna Tarsi; Boys Basketball Chick Ludman. Jay Watkins. Girls Basket hiUI William Penman. Taurie Budd: Wrestling Steve Bianco. Les Lewis; Boosters Award. Stuart Wright: Boys Track Bart Lohnes. Marshall Bethune; Girls Track Carl Baker. Arlene Adons; Golf - ('hick Ludman. Randy Diefenbaker; Boys Tennis Jake Williams. Dan Hicks; Softball Art Tuel. Gail Allax; Baseball - Chuck Dougherty. Dale Gerhard The Charles E. Douglass Memorial Trophies to the best male and female athletes as selected by their fellow athletes were presented by Ella Doughty, former girls physical Lifesaving Course Offered CAPE MAY - Advanced Lifesaving Enrollments are being accepted for an American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Course to be conducted in July by , the Cape May Department of Public Relations and Recreation The course will be held at the Cape May Elementary School during the evening. There will be a $10 per student fee and all swimmers must be at least 15 years of age. To register, call 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27 or come to Convention Hall between June 18 22 ( 8:30-4:30p.m.). Avalon Yacht Rummage Sale AVALON - It's lhal time of year again! The ladies of the Avalon Yacht Club Auxiliary are all "geared up" for their gigantic, super dooper Rummage Sale! The doors will open at 8 a!lVi. Wednesday. June 27 and again at 9 am. Thursday. June 28. Chairlady Mary Fallon reports that the stock is the best ever. Remember that the "early birds" get the bargains! The clubhouse is located at Seventh St. and the Bay.

education teacher and coach to Gail Allax and the boys by Bill Sherman, former Middle Township teacher and now Sports Editor of the Herald to John Richardson. A special award was presented by Fred Grosso to Clarence Davies.caretaker of Memorial Field, for his excellence in making the field the best

football surface in South Jersey. Senior Activity Awards were given out by Dr Johnson. Supt of Schools and Mr. Webb. Principal A special Activity Award was then given by Mr Penkethman - to Bill Sherman for his athletic support of Middle Town-

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