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by Bob Shiles ERMA - When the Lower Cape May Regional High School girls track team squared off against Buena last Thursday, it was not only their first home meet of the season but also marked the first time a scholastic girls track team representing

Regional had ever competed in a dual meet on its own turf. This is the first year a girls track team from Regional has actively competed in the Cape Atlantic League. Although it hasn’t been successful when it comes to winning — Buena defeated the Capers 72 to 50

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THE MIDDLE TOWNSHIP High School Baseball Teams have settled down now and the boys rank sixth inthe CAL with a 5-4 record. They have no hitters in the top 20 and only Neal Chase and Ken Johnson are mentioned among the pitchers with 1-1 records. The Lady Panthers are tied for sixth in the League with a 5-6 record. Among the leading hitters are Caren Forbes and Rannon at seventh and ninth. King has a 5-4 pitching record THE TRACK TEAM has apparently won the CAL with a win over Pleasantville that has been protested. It seems that a hurdle was incorrectly placed and the referee awarded Middle all three places in the event. Outstanding performers on the girls track team are Kim Shelton in 400 meter and relays; Lisa Petrlca in the 800; Suzette Colicttin the Discus; Jackie Hubbard in the 200; Renee Spaulding in the Hurdles and 400 meter; Anna Marie Lighty in the 300 meter run and Monica Richardson in the high jump. AMONG THE BEST of the boys are Keith Money in the hurdles; Tim Saddler in the sprints; Greg Stone, the pole vault; Jim Martin in the 400 pieter; Richard Platt in the high jump and Frank Brown in the high jump Mike Douglass. Chuck Mcllvaine, Tom Sponaugle, and Phil Bucher are representing the Panthers on the Golf Team.

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Thursday — the team has the talent and enthusiasm that when coupled with experience will produce a real competitor. Coach Debbie Brett feels she is working with an excellent young team that is destined to improve. "WF/VE COME a long Horse Show June 13,14 COURT HOUSE - The 2nd annual Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Horse Show and Fair sponsored by the‘Women’s Auxiliary will be held on June 13 and 14 at Meadow Creek Farm in Clermont. Ronald McDonald will be there Saturday with his Magic Show to entertain with two shows. There will also be a children's activity center with games and prizes. Arts and Crafts booths will be on the grounds. There will also be a flea market and country store. Last year's show attracted oveft- 300 exhibitors from seven states.

way since we began this year.” the coach said. "Although we lack depth, we have people on this team that do consistently well.” Only three of the teams 20 members are seniors. They are captains Rosie McCarthy and Donna Dhrrall, and Sheryl Dickinson. Rosie has yet to lose in the 100 meter hurdles whye . Donna and Sheryl have consistently placed in the field events. MUCH OF THE team’s hopes for the future lie with the talents of freshman Dawn Homer and junior Kelly Sparks. Dawn hasn’t lost the 1,500 meters in three dual .meets, while. Kelly consistently teams with Donna and Sheryl to tally victories irt the field events. ,r Yhe team is scheduled to compete in four more dual meets, and Rosie and pawn will enter sectional competitions. "This has been a good year;’’ coach Brett said. "This team is definitely buildable, and is going to get better. I’m reklly looking forward to next year."

OUT IN FRONT Capers Dawn Horner sprints for the finish. e

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