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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday, September 27, 1979

Panthers Down Buena

SIViLKS CHAMPS. S(rtfrie Harbors Fall Adult Tennis Singles' 1 i hampion, Ixiwell Kreider. Right, accepts trophy ^mm tournament director. Rill DeCirouchy. Center, whil* Joe Kraft. Sr. runner-up looks on. Kreider won 4/tW»/2 and 6/1. (Photo by Al Westhoff) MTHS Boosters ' Hold First Meet

By BUI Sherman TV Middle Township Panthers successfully npeged the 1979 season with a win over Buena on a wet field 12-7. The Panther scores came on a 25yd. pass from Dan Arenberg to Mark Garcia. The run for the extra point was not successful. The second score was n\ade by Buddy Bailey on a run from the 8 yd. line. Again, the run for the conversion was not good. The offensive player of the wqek as picked by the

Garcia, who aiao crossed the line to the land of six, but it was nullified by a penalty. The defensive player of the week was Eddie Leighton, singled out by the coachesJor his fine play, and accorting to the staff, he assured himself of a regular job. along with Ray Marshall on defense. Donny Richardson was a tower of strength on defense He also blocked a punt and recovered it. Dan Arenberg played a good game and passed well despite the wet weather. Actually, Coach Exley felt

The first organizational meeting of the ’ Middle Township Football fighters was held last Wednesday night it thr high school with Coach Phil Exley presiding Parents and friends had a chance to meet the players Coaches present - were Exley. Tetley. Srtuth Yerk and Kaighn The following parents attended: Jack and Wilma Richardson Don Marianne Rhinesmith. (Jeorge and Anne Tanner* Ed and Carolyn I-eighton, Ed and Arlene Lang, Ginny and Howard Tomlin, Bettv

Tomlin. Ruth Douglass. Keith and Wendy Seaman. Dutch : and barbara Aronberg and Isabel . Bischoff Others were present but out before this humble reporter could get their names. Fund raising project? were mentioned and will be worked out at the next.meeting Meetings will be held even' Wednesday night at the high school and films of the previous game will he shown The coaches will be theree to answer any questions except ‘Why is my Johnny playing on the first team?"

MTHS Cross Country Off And Running

Despite not being representative school team, because of a lack of funds in the budget, several

dedicated runners are working out regularly

under the direction of

Coach Ted Bryant. They

are John Harrison, Steve Stites. Steve Westhead.

Chris Phillips. James Sims and Jack Gray It would be veiy nice if some service clubs would donate some money so they could at least travel. To other schools and meet their expenses How about it Kiwanis, Optimists and

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that the weather conditions hurt his offensive game, since the pitch-outs could not be successfully made. The Panthers did not attempt kicks for extra points, because Coach Exley believes that his offense is strong enough tO run the bail in for 2 points, thus giving him an advantage over the team that kicks for 1 point. Mitch Hand intercepted a Buena pass and was a,n integral part of the pass secondary

which performed well.

Good news for the coaching staff is the medical report on big Ray Marshall, 252 pound defensive stalwart, who has not been allowed to . practice because of high 'blood pressure. After taking a stress test on the tread mill, he received a clean bill of health'and Coach Exley expects to use him this Saturaay againsp Wildwood. There are now no players on the injured list, so the Panthers will be at full strength against the

Warridts. '

In their first outing of the season, the Middle Twp. J.V.s lost* to Bufqa 8-0. Coach Paul YerlWad to experiment ViUi new personnel, and therefore theimoffense was not up to standard. The team did not have possession of the ball

on offense in the whole first quarter as Buena held on to the ball The defense gave a good account of themselves, particularly in the second .half and managed a still goal line stand in the last two minutes^*when they turned back Buena's threat to score. On offense Jeff Tanner - stood out along with Jeff Tomlin, having his first chance to run the team from quarterback. On defense. Don Tozer, at tackle, performed well. He also did the punting. The offensive team line-

up:

TEJim Dempsey T—Tom Nickolas G—Fred Smith p-Joe Webb G^Mike Douglass T—Keith Seaman , SE>-Joe Donohue r /QB-Jeff Tomlin / I SB-*[eff Tanner FB-^ames Matthews Defensive prospects:' K. Judyski \\ Don Tozer — F. Kulywich

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Tracy Rrthune Jodv Wolford AhthbiW Platt

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A STRING of big weakfish on the "Miss Chris fl”‘is mute evidence that there’s good fall fishing to be had. These were caught at Hereford Inlet last Saturday.

GOLDEN WINNERS. Fred Cnldren, center. United Way Chairman, is shnwn presenting gold plaques to Guarantee Bank Vice President W. Boyd Tyler Jr. on the left, and to Robdrt Pavknv, Assistant Vice President of Guarantee Bank on the right. Each office of Guarantee Bank in Cape May County received Gold I^aques for 100% participation in the United Way campaign in 1979. Changes Made In MTHS Soccer

Although no games had been played this week. Coach Ray Batz is optimistic about the future of his hooters, he has made a few changes which he feels will help his team. Jim Pickering, because of his leadership ability, and hustle, has been brought out from goalie to halfback., Andre* Jacquemetton has been changed from halfback to striker. Harry Downam who shows plenty of hustle and desire also has been moved to strikers. Doug Gerber, Clarence Ryan, and Danny Errickson are in a healthy

competition for the other fullback slot. While Dave Gunther, Tom AgH and John Willis are competing for the other mid-field position. Rick Stout is doing an excellent job at fullback and Mike Fiorucci is doing the same at mid-fielder. Coach Batz is expecting good things from Todd Coolidge, now enjoying g ood health and Garry iunter, his scoring threats. Romig, the transfer student from England, will be out of action 2-3 weeks with a toe problem. Middle played Pennsauken Tuesday afternoon.

Cape Volleyball League

CAPE MAY - The Cape May Department of Public Relations and Recreation will conduct final meetings for it’s 1979-80 Volleyball Leagues Thursday, September 27 in Cape May Convention Hall. The men will convene at 7 p.m. and the women will meet a t<7:30p.m. League fees of $50 per

team for the women and $75 per team for the men as well as team rosters must be submitted at this meeting. The men’s and women’s divisions will begin play Tuesday, October 9, and Wednesday, October 10, respectively. For further information, ball 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.