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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, August 30,1979

Football is really in the air these days Besides the M.T.H S Panthers practicing at Memorial Field*on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Walt Oliver has his Midgets working out on the other niflhts Memorial Field is veritably a beehiye of activity with the Cape May County Slo Pitch finals between Gloria's Saloon 7»nd Kona 's Sporting Goods going on at the other end of the field The Panthers look good, Not too big but they are quick and agile. And enthusiasm still runs high. A winning spirit is in the air, the players themselves get

aftpr these who "goof off.” And the coaching staff is supcv from the "Great

Yerk a dedication to football is apparent. It should at least be an in-

Jay Erkert, 220, Donny Rhinosmith 198, Joe Webb 185, Art Cannon 180, Neal Chase 175, Tom Nicholas 175, John McCraey 172, Don Richardson 165, Mitch

•' Richardson 165, Mitch

H 0m 0% ■ ^ 0% Hand 170. Dan Arenberg A ^ m A A A 170, Edd ie La ng 175, Leo

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Dictator'' himself, head coach Phil Exley, on down the list. Norm "Greek God" Smith. Biran "Mr. America" Tetley, John "Harpo" Kaighn and the latest addition to the staff Paul "Mr. Discipline"

terestingyear! Looking over the Panthers squad, the Old Sport tried to find out the weights of the players and came up with these unofficial figures: Ray Marshallr252.

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Collins 165. Steve Henry' 163, Mike Hubbard 125, and John Herr 116. Chris Nichols, the "Wolfman” is

at 155 this year.

Highlights of Practice: Anthony Platt’s speed. Buddy Baile, a potential breakaway runner and Danny, "The Amazin Kreskin", so called for magic in hiding the foot-

ball.

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Observed at|».practice were proudjA fathers Richardson, Spaulding, and Tanner, whose sons are Don, Dawson and Jeff

prespec lively.

The turn-out for practice has been amazing. 40-50 candidates every night. And the spirit remains amazing. Coach Exley expects to have over 60 candidates for the team when school opens next week. Should be an interesting season. Observed at the Cops and Robbers Benefit Softball Game at the County Correctional Center for the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Foundation were Sheriff and Mrs. Beech Fox, Warden Fisher, Lt. Perry, Freeholder ( Ralph Evans, the Middle Twp. Ambulance Squad with Dave May and Joe Trombetta on duty and the whole staff of the Sheriff’s Office, male and female, who gave up their Sunday fot a good sause.

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AVALON TENNIS COURTS BACK IN ACTION — After a week's postponement due to weather damage to the local Tennis Courts, the Avalon Men's Doubles Tennis Tournament was held Saturday, August 18. The games had been scheduled the weekend of August 11 but were cancelled when wind ripped nets apart, tore down fences and destroyed other court equipment. Semi-finals will be held Saturday with Finals tentatively scheduled for Sunday morning AugOst 26.

Merionlnn B’Ball Champs

i CAPE MAY - The Merlon Fourth-play finishers during the regular season, ignited during the playoffs to hand Carney’s their first loss 5856 final action. Henry Burton lead the winners with 24 points followed by Alex Johnson with 15. Carney’s Reggie Taylor and Jessie Johnson scored 19 and 15 markers respectively. Guarantee Bank behind Dan Tanguay 18 points and Frank Taylor 14 points beached Steger’s 57-25 to

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