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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. May 7. IWO

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By The OM Sport

Although it hasn't teen officially announced by the KCholl board, BUI Lncaa has been appointed the pew soccer coach at MkkDe Township High succeeding Ray.Bati who left to Uke a position--with his Alma Mater, Grove City (Pa.) College Lucas who has been coaching the JV Basketball team, served as Bati’ assistant in getUng soccer started here, and now has a chance to continue the fine record set by Coach Batz. Phil Heck will continue to coach the JVs. ••• THE CAPE MAY COUNTY Softball Teams didn't fare too well in the Galloway Township Tournament last weekend but they blame it on the weather. "You can’t play good softball in the rain,” says Mike Mcl<aaghHn of the Ugly Muggers. The Coast Guard Bears were the only survivors of last weekend’s games, with Ricks of Rio Grande, Burke Motors, Laws Printing, Parkway Exxon and the Ugly Mug all falling by the wayside. THE CAPE MAY Comity League got underway this week with six games, continuing May 7 and five on May 9. The strongest teams look like Laws Printing, Coast Guard. Borko's and the Ugly Mag. The Old Sport wonders who is the Nnmber One Pan of the Panther Baseball Team Cback

Dougherty's mother and father attend all the games as do parents of players like Elaine Chase. Mrs. Pickering. Rose and Jimmy Killian. Chuck’s Cronies from Ocean view, George Tanner, Jack and Jane Hand, and many others whose faces are familiar but names

BUT TOE 0.8. has to award the congalon to Roth Weimer who has been at every game with her daughters wearing a winter jacket and sitting on a blanket as protection from the aluminum bleachers. She also sports the latest model Panther Baseball Cap. And it is rumored she also tells Coach Chuck whom to pitch in the games. Who can dispute the fact she is the Panthers’ Number One Fan? Lady Panthers Down Capers In Softball The Lady Panthers of' Middle Township defeated Lower Cape May Regional 6-3 on Friday at Memorial Field Laurie Budd now 2-0, pilches for middle and got the win. Ihe game was won in the fourth inning when the Panthers scored four runs with Soffe knocking in two runs with a double, bring Middle’s record to 45, and Lower Cape May 6-4.

Sign-np Time For Baseball 1 AVALON - The P«* Wee. little League and Babe Ruth baseball teams . have begun practicing here, and anyone 9 thru 15 Is eligible to play. Sign-ups are 5:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the 10th St. ballfield Would-be players should bring birth certificates. Call 967-3846 for more information. t Chosen FeteAre in V’ball CAPE MAY - The Chosen Few captured first place in regular season Coed Volleyball play by outvolleying Riffraff II 1616, 15-6, 13-15 and Breakwater Electric 16-18, 15-1, 15-8 with good serving and front line power. Billy Garrison, John WHsey, Paul KUneberger and Sue Barker zeroed in on both opponents with a vengeance. - k All eight teams begin" vying for the championship in post’ season play beginning this week. Golf Tourney Set May 14 COURT HOUSE - The 1900 Spring God Tournament sponsored by the Cape May County Cfiamber of Commerce will be on May44 at the Stone Harbor Golf Club. The tournament begins with a "shotgun start" at 9 a.m. An awards luncheon will follow the round of golf. Chairing this year’s Open is Dick Langltreet. For more details contact Shirley Storms at 485-7181. Scoring for the tournament will be the Calloway System. Rain date is May

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