Herald A Lantern 1 April 81

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Sideline Shots By The Old Sport

CHRIK.NICHOLS will attend Messiah College, near Harrisburg. Pa next year Pound for pound Chris was the toughest football player on the Panther Squad, and he also sings tenor in the hig school glee club Wonder if he can cook? THE old SPORT wishes to inaugurate a quit for sports fans To qualify as an "Old Sport" one has to answer correctly 4 out of 5 questions having to do with all phases of sports There are no prizes,.but see how well you can do: Identify 1. Steve VanBuren 2 Tom Cola 3 Bronito Hagurski 4 Bevo Francis 5. Jim Konstanty

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FOR THE FIRST time. Middle Township wound up the wrestling season with two champs, Jeff Kane, left, and Tom Tice, here flanking coach Steve Bianco. Kane, a Junior, and Tice, a senior, were also C.A.L. champs.

Answers: I Leading nj»her tor Philadelphia Kagle* in N.F.L 2 LaSalle All American Baakrthall Player 3 SUr pro football player 4 National Collegiate Bakethall arorer of Rio Grande College S SUr relief pitcher of Philly "WhiiKida''1180

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Kona Aces Win Ofer Woodbine

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Team Tennis at Jersey Cape Racquet Club saw Kona Aces defeat Woodbine by a score of 40-13. In singles Kona's Tony White scored a 8-0 victory over Dr. Choi and Donna Mazurek over Woodbine’s Karen Farbman. 8-1.

In doubles Kona kept the lead with Bob Hughes St Bob Sheppard scoring 8-0 over William Clark & Bruce Siciliano, Joan Hughes & Donna Steppp scoring a 8-6 over Julie Serrano & Debra Mores! and Tony Chrletzberg & Shirley l.uitman 8-6 over Dr. Choi St Julie Serrano.

Children’s Workshop Set

MIDDLE TWP. - The Wetland’s Institute is sponsoring a Children’s Workshop^on Local Birds on Saturday mornings 9:30 to 11, April 11 thru May 9. "We will paint our local birds and have slides, fieldtrips and discussions on our feathered friends,"

an institute spokesperson said, noting that the workshop is (^children of second grao^age and higher. Class size is limited. Parents may register their children by calling 368-1211.

WILDWOOD CATHOLIC SPRING SPORTS

TRACK A FIELD Toe* April 7. WUdwood Away. Wrd, April 8, Berlin Tech. Away. Fri. April 10. Pinetamk, Away. Sal. April II. Bridgelon ReUya. Away 9 45 a m. Tiwe April 14. Lower Cape. Away. Sal Aghl 18 Woodbury relays Fri April 24. Oakcreat. Away, Tuet April 28. Ocean City, Away. Tuee April 28. Ocean City. Away, Thunt April 30. Middle T (Home) at Middle, Tues May 5, Pleasantville Away, Thurs May 7 Buena, Away. Sat May 9 Cape May Cotinty Away Lower Cape 10:30, Mon May II, Hammonton. Away. Wed May 13. C.A.L Relays. Away PlOasaptville. Thun May 14. Penn saukeh Tech Away, Sat May 18. C.A.L. Meet of Champions, Away Buena 10 a.m. C.A.L. storting time J 30 Head Coach Bob McClutkey BASEBALL Mon April 6. Wildwood, Away. Tues April 7. Wildwood ir Varsity. Home. Wednesday. April 8 SI. Joe. Home. Fri. April 10. Lower Cape. Away, Mon April 13, Buena. Home. Wed April 15. Hammonton. Home. Fri April 24. Oakcreat, Away. Sat April 2S. St Augustine, Away. Mon. April 27. Wildwood. Home. TuewfApril 28, Sacred Heart. Away. Wed April 29. St. Joe. Away, Thurs Apri 30. Middle T Home. Mon. May 4. Buena. Away. Tuts May. 5 Ocean City. Home. Wed May 8. Hammonton. Away. Fri May 8, Sacred Heart,

Home. Mon May II, St!, Augustine. Away. Wed May 13. Middle T Away. Fri. May I*. Pleasantville. Home. Sat. May 18, Bishop Eustace. Tr>umamml.\ Away. Mon. May 18 Ocean City,/ Away Tuea. May 19. Lower Cape. Home, Wed May 20. Wildwood Jr Varsity. Away, Fri. May 22. Pleasantville. Away. Sat May 23, Bishop Eustace Tournament, Away. C.A.L. Storting time 4 pm. Home Gdfmri played at Maxwell Field Head Coach Ed Oranl An't Bud Tarbolton

SOFTBALL Mon April 8, Wildwood, Away, Wed April 8. St. Joe. Home. Fri April 10. Lower Cape, Away. Mon April 13. Buena, Home. Wed. April 15. Hammonton, Home. Mon April 27, Wildwood, Home. Tues April 28, Sacred Heart. Away, Wed. April 29. St Joe. Away. Thurs April 30. Middle T Home. Mood May4, Buena. Away, Tuea May 5. Ocean City, Home. Wed May 8. Hammonton, Away, Fri. May 8. Sacred Heart. Home. Wed. May 13. Middle T Away. Fri. May IS. Pleasantville. Home. Mon May 18. Ocean City. Away, Tuea May 19. Lower Cape, Home. Fri May 22. Pleasantville. Away. C.A.L Starting time 4 p.m. Head Coach Matt Tomlin Home Field: 12th and Atlantic

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BASEBALL REGISTRATION will be Saturday and Monday, and tryouts will be next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the same time and location as for softball. Ages are 9 through 12 by Aug. 1. Mayers are asked to bring birth certificates for registration. Further information can be obtained by calling the president At

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Hole In One AVALON - Local rest- c dent Joe Rich now has that golfing rarity, a hole in one, to boast about. Using a six iron, Rich sank his tee shot on the 140-yard 9th hole at the Stone Harbor Golf Club March 1. Witnesses to the ace were Marvin Wells Sr., Joseph Friziola, both of Avalon, and Mike D’Allessandro of Villas.

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CAPE MAY - Registration and tryouts for Greater Cape May Little League Softball and Baseball have been announced by Margie Dellas,

league president.

Tryouts for softball, open to residents of Cape May, West Cape May, Cape May Point, North Cape May, Villas, Erma, and Erma Park, will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow, Friday Boatjng Safety Course Given ERMA — A boating safety course, under the auspices of the N.J. Marine Police, has been presented to all 7th grade students at the Richard M. Teitelman

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Students were taught one hour a day for five days. In addition to the course, students received booklets which included, exercises they completed as part of their responsibility. Prior to completion of the course, they were tested on their understanding and

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