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Panthers Siirmont Big Test

COURT HOUSE — Slot back Chris Nichols. returned the opening kickoff 88 yds. in Middle Township's season opener against Buena Regional here Saturday in what ended up a 334 scalping of the visiting Chiefs. It wasn't until near game end that Nichols exploded for another TD on 3t-yd. scamper. Fullback Tom Tice also had two touchdowns on a 4-yd. run in the first half and a l-yd. dash to begin the second half

scoring.

Jeff Tomlin added eight points to the day's effort, including a touchdown on his first carry of the game from 2t yards out late in the third period. His two point conversion on the pitchout was the final score of the game. Jay Erkert kicked the only successful PAT of the afternoon during the first half. %

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by Bill Sherman In their second scrimmage agaipst bigger schools, the Panthers showed their mettle by winning 28-7 at Riverside. Mark Garcia scored two touchdowns and Arenberg and Nichols each one. In the conversions, they went for it instead of kicking. The offensive team lined up Danny Arenberg at QB, Mark Garcia, the runningback, Chris Nichols at stotback, and Tom Tice at

fullback.

IN THE LINE it was Tyndall at center, tom Nicholas and Art Cannon running at guards Eddie McLaughlin and Jay Erkert at tackles, Neal Chase at tightend and Bob King at split end. Others who saw action either on offense or defense were at end. Dawson Spaulding, Jeff Kane. Frank Brown, Glnyard and Jake Tomlin. f TACKLES were Tozer. Marriner. Seaman, and Jacobson. Guards were Matthews,

Richter, Sommers, and

Lofflad.

Relieving at center was Hutchinson. LINEBACKERS were Kulynych, Mayshnr, and Rhinesmith. Tommy Gihorski saw action at quarterback, and in the secondary it was Jeff Tomlin, Jeff Tanner, Hubbard, Blanks, Donohue and Plati. THE PANTHERS have profited from these scrimmages against bigger opponents and were ready for their Sept, opener against the Buena Chiefs who showed surprising strength in their opener against Pleasantville the previous Saturday. Coach Phil Exley expects trouble not only from heavily favored St. Josephs of Hammonton, but also from Lower Cape May, Ocean City, and Ham-

monton.

The attitude at Middle is cautious optimism, but this observer can see no way for the Panthers not to be in contention with St. Joe’s for the CAL title. \Tigers Run Up Their Record The Lower Cape May Regional cross country team improved its record to 3-3 after winning over St. Joseph’s and Hammonton and losing to Sacred Heart in a quadrangular meet at Sacred Heart last Friday. The Capers were led by a seventh place finish by Brian Flnnerty in 18:45 as they defeated St. Joe’s 2728 and Hammonton by the same score. John Stile*. Victor Romeo, and Mark McPhearion finsihed ninth, tenth, and eleventh, respectively. The Tigers travel to Middle Township for their next meet on Friday.

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RUNNING BACK Mark Garcia, in one of four carries i*rhw.rt during the start of the second quarter, helps the Panthers scamper for the second score of the afternoon Saturday at penetrate into Buena territory prior to Tom Tice’s Memorial Field.

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