Thursday. September 20.1979

The Herald And The,lantern

Sideline Shots

By The Old Sport

II is time to bring up again the controversial subject of who was the best, or "winnlngest” coach of Middle Twp. High At ihe tip from Mike Vistenzo. who ^aid that Tom Chist. successful coach in 1946-47. was in town for a brief visit recently, the subject now should be brought ul/again.

Mike feels that Wilbur Clark should be included in the .consideration. He coached way back in the 30's and 40's even before the Old Sport’s time, but he, was still coaching at Ocean City when the Old Sport arrived on the scene in 1946. So. we have the following candidates: 1. Coach Gark, Tom

Crist, some one named Crensevich who coached for 6ne short season. Dick Luttrdll, Fred Grease. Supporters for Coach Crist include former players Ernie Boss. A1 Garrison. John Roberson. For Coach Luttrell, Herb and Bob Mossbrooks, Bob Bakley, Neil Garke. For Coach Grosse, Bob Penkethman, Bill Albrecht, Bemie Blanks, Ronnie Thompson. Anyone , for Coach

Crensevich?

The Old Sport‘would^lijce to hear from football authorities like Goose Doughty. Jake Wright, etc. for their opinions. If you don't see the Old Sport in, his peregrinations

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your preference Or write off Rt - 49 . east of Millville.

MILLVILLE - Tht South Jersey Sportsmen's ^mboree is getting bigger each day, announced co chairman James Craft, who also is a councilman with the New Jersey Fish, Game and Shellfish Council. The Jamboree is set for Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 22-23, on Union Rd. just off Rt. 49, about four miles east of

downtown Millville.

Craft said that the Jamboree is being held the safne weekend as National Hunting and Fishing Day and fs supported by 33 different hunting clubs in Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland nod Salem

Counties.

Among the events Scheduled for the two days are Archery ToumamPhts and Demonstrations, a Trap Shooting Competition, Turkey ^Shootn, Fishing Contests, a Dog Retriever Presentation, Canoe Races, Log Rolling, Fly Casting, as well as a demonstration of off-road

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the demonstrations are

set for 8a.m. to 5 p.m. each Board ad vised’theO.s'that Special festivities are bids for the Middle job ' planned for Saturday

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Coach Bill Penman of the Middle Twp. Girls Basketball team is drooling! For two reasons: 1. Veronica Thorhpson, sister of- Rewi, is an exchange student from New Zealand, who just happens to be every bit as good in girls’ basketball as Rewi is in boys’. With this addition to his returning varsity team it looks like Middle could win the Cape Atlantic league this year and end Ocean Gty’s domination of

girls’ basketball.

2. The Court House Kiwanis Club has agreed to sponsor his girls’ Christman tournament to be held on Dec. 26-28 at M.T.H.S.

DRESS UP

FOR WINTER!

The Old Sport has to retract his statement that Denny Anderson will coach basketball at the Middle School and install Chick Ludman's program at this level. The Old Sport got the tip straight from yhe horse’s mouth, but the nag must have been on Cloud Nine, because the School

must be advertised aJR* they will select the best possible coach for the job. Maybe Denny will be back with the freshman team!

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Observed scouting the Middle^ football team at the Mainlapd Scrimmage were Greg Tracy and Mike Cournot, who coach J.V. for Wildwood and Freshman basketball at Wildwood High. If they art'as knowledgeable about football as they arc basketball, they should be a big help to new coach Don

Reith.

+++ Celebrities seen .at the Middle-Mainland ‘ scrimmage were propd parents Bill Tomlin (Jeff), Don and -Marianne Phinesmith (Donny), Nick and Sheila Nichols (Chris), Dutch Arenberg (Danny). Ed Leighton (Eddie), Chuck tirockmarf (Chris), Mrs. Gprcia (Mark), Rpth Douglas . (Mike), George Tanner (Jeff), Ed Webb (Joe). Jack Hand (Mitch). Jack Richardson < Don). Also Ben Weimer (school board member) and Mrs. WeimeK (No. 1 fan of M.T.H.S. athletics) Gary Hunter. Fred (bukdriver' Wakefield,* Roger Kage, Charlotte Harmon (Ricky). + + + Incidentally, Ricky mide a hurried stop at home on his w^v to N.Y. for the weekem coming home from (Ad Dominion in Virginia. ♦ Vi i hh.*.

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There Is no admission charge for the Sportsmen's Jamboree. Parking also is

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Craft said that there will be dozens of signs at all major intersections in Cumberland County pointing, to the Jamboree. "Strangers should have no difficulty finding us," he explained.

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