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Tlie Herald And The lantern

Thursday, October 4,1979

Middle Soccer: Win One, Lose One Warriors Trounce Panthers

laasl week the Panthers soccer team played two games and managed a split, winning against I’ennsauken, 4*3. and losing to Absegami. 6-3, The Pennsauken game was decided in a double overtime, and the team didn't get home .until 10 pm t lhiit game. Garry ter scored all 4 goals with an assist going to Jim Pickering. Pennsauken shocked the Panthers by scoring 2 goals in the first minute, but Middle fought back valiantly and pulled the chestnut out of the fire in the 2nd overtime period

Outstanding players for the Panthers, besides the offensive star. Garry Hunter. were Mike Fiorucci. JacQuementon and Coolidge. Doug tier her is •coming along nicely." according to Coach Ray Bat/, and should nail ti regular fullback position. Middle’s injury fist is impressive. Mike Fiorucci t<\rc some tendons in his leg in a practice session, and. may be out for two weeks.' Nicdcrger pulled his leg out and missed one game. Rowig returned to the lineup. but is not in A t shape Coolidge and Hunter are noHoopercent healthy.

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In the Absegami game, the scoring was done by Hunter, with two goals and Dave Gunther with one. Hunter also had an assist. Absegami scored three goals in the 2nd half and

put the game on ice.

The next game will be away against Williamstow’n, on Saturday. Oct. 6

at 10:30a.m.'

Series Moves To St. Mary’s STONE HARBOR - The lecture series • Introduction to the New Testament - Opening up Hie Gospels" presented by the Reverend Father James L. Ronan. S.S.L. of St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church which have been held in the Elementary School will be moved to St. Mary's v Episcopal Church Hall SSth ’}& Third Ave.. effective

October 9.

Fa Hie r Honan stated he would publicly like to thank Cannon J. Perry Cox. Priest-in-chargc of St. Mary’s for his cooperation in making the church hall available for these weekly lectures. The facilities at St. Mary’s will be better suited to take care of the large number of registrations he received for the to week series.

The Middle Township Panthers, heavily favored to win. took on the Warriors of Wildwood Saturday at Memorial Field, and , received a rude awn kening. After a Middle touctfdown (yas called back for a holdiM infraction. Wildwoonfs quarterback Hartey# v caught the Panthers' defense by surprise, and qp a quarterback sneak run untouched for. a touchdown. With a two point conversion, on a pass, they led 8-0. Although Middle scored, after a pass .brought the ball to the one yard line, they failed to convert oita pass, and went to the intermission trailingi

8-6.

Buddy Bailey, sick with the flu. missed the entire second half, and Mark Garcia took on the brunt of the ball carrying duties. He scored one touchdown in the second half to augment Buddy Bailey’s score in the first half CLASSIFIER AIVERTISIIC —A GOOD BUY— 967-3312 WE'LL BILL YOU!

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Church Yard Sale CAPE MAY — There will lx* a yard sale at Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish Hall on Ocean Street in Cape May Saturday. Oct 6 from 9 a m. to 12 noon. Sponsored by the PTA Kummage Sale WILDWOOD — Rummage sale to benefit Deborah Hospital will be held at The Church of the Assumption Hall. Seaview add Rambler Rd.. Wildwood. Oct. 1113.9a.mto5p.m.Call 522-5343

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Then Neal Chase, tough light end. caught a long pass over his shoulder and lugged the ball into T.D. land. As picked by th? coaches, the MVP on offense was Mark Garcia, while. Ray Marshall received the nod for defense The vital statistics for MTHS were 184 yds. passing for Danny Arenberg on 10 completions out of 25 throws. The running game picked up 187 yds., for a total yards gained of 371. Considering thaJ two T.D.’s were callPr back, and th»t Middle was penalized 115 yds., the PanHiers were glad to walk off the field with an 18-8 win. After the game. Coach

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St. Joseph's PTA Trip SEA ISLE — St. Jaseph’s P.T.A. will sponsor a shopping trip to Reading. Pa October 23 A bus will leave from the Sea Isle City Community Center. J.F.K. Boulevard at 7:30 a.m. and return at 10:30 p.m. The cost of the bus trip is $12.50. A buffet dinner will be served at The crystal Restaurant. Reading. The cost of the dinner is $6.50. Reservations must be made by October 16. For further information, call: Trish Gallagher, 2632188; Ijottie Honer. 967-3397 or Lorrairie Matalucci, 9674045

Exley called it "a typeial Middle-WiMwood game." He had three men playing sick; Buddy Bailey. Chris Nichols, and Mi,tch Hand. He attributed the penalties to his young, inexperienced team making "agressive” mistakes. ’As for the LCMReontest. he expects it to be the haMest hitting game of the sealron. The outcome could go •cither way" with 6 points being the winning

margin.

The starting line-up for Middle on offense was: TEl Neal Chase. T. Don Rhinesmith; G. Art Cannon; C. John McCray; G. Ijeo Godins; T, Eddie MeLaughlin; SE. John Cmlins; QB. Danny ArCTiherg, SB. Chris Nichols; FB. Mark Garcia; RB. Buddy Bailey. On defense. Ihese players were outstanding: Ray Marshall. Eddie Leighton. Fred Smith. John McCray. Chris Brockman. Donny Richardson. Mitch Hand. Steve Walker. Officals for the game: Robert Sannino. Referee. Norm Weinberg, Umpire; Andy Phllp. Linesman; Lee Rogers. Field Judge; Paul Chila,

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