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PICKERING of Middle Township made the CAL All-Star team as shortstop. Art Cannon and Ken Johnson were picked as utility players. Harvey Tozer made second team at first base Honorable Mention went to Mike Reardon and Neal Chase.

IN THE CAL final statistics, Middle Township finished in third place with a record 11-6. Neal Chase, Ken Johnson and Art Cannon finished 3rd 4th and 5th in batting with 439, 431 and 404 respectively. Jim Pickering was 13th with a .358 average In pitching Neal Chase was 5-2, and Ken Johnson 4-3. Art Cannon had 25 runs batted in to finish in 3rd place and also had 2 home runs. IN SOFTBALL Middle finished 4th with a 12-6 record. Caren Forbes led the league in home runs with 4, and was second in RBI’s with 28. Betsy King had an 8-5 pitching record. Sports Awards COURT HOUSE — Awards for all Sports at Middle Township High School were presented to male and female athletes by their coaches last week during a banquet in the high school gym. Athletic director Fred Grosse welcomed the athletes and guests and principal Edmund Webb gave the invocation. Letter awards and MVP’s were presented by the coaches, Phil Exley for football, Debbie Clifford for field hockey, Donna Orbanes for Girls Tennis, Bill Lucas for Soccer; Cheerleades by Denise Rogers, Girls Basketball. Bill Penman; Boy's basketball. Bill Lucas; Wrestling. Steven Biano; Boys Tennis, Jake Williams; Girls Track; Carl Baker. Golf, Paul Yerk, Softball, Art Tuel, Baseball; Steven Bianco, and boy’s track. Bart Lohnes;

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Field Hockey

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Girls Tennis

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Orton Hicks

Girl’s Track

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Ken Johnson

Boys Track

Keith, Money

Senior Award Plaques were presented by Fred Grosse The Charles A. Douglass Awards given to male and female athletes who did the most for the school were presented by Mrs. Alan Thomas, daughter of Charlie Douglass, and Bill Sherman for the Court House Kiwanis club.

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In Emergency Services Men’s Softball action, the Cape May Fire Co. continued its dominance with an easy victory Sunday a Ntjeek ago and a close game last Sunday. June 7 action: Cape May edged West Cape May and Cape May Point Fire Cos., 10-7 in extra innings. Bruce Bieber was the winning pitcher, and Paul Lundholm hit a three-run homer to keep the Cape May men undefeated. Town Bank Fire Co. rolled over Lower Township Rescue. 16-8. Mark Patterson Jr. was winning pit-

cher, Karl Umscheid hit three triples and a home run. Cape May Police gunned down the Villas Fire Co.. 15-5 behind winning pitcher Nick Federoff. Home runs were added by M MacGuire, R. Allen and G. Douglass. May 31 games: Cape May Firemen jumped all over Cape May Police, 12-2. Home runs came from B. Bezaire and W Szemcsak with a grand slam via L. Brown. Bieber was winning pitcher. West Cape May and the Point Firemen beat Rio Grande Fire Co., 18-12.

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, By Bob Sillies What’s fit for the goose is fit for the gander. That’s the attitude a majority of the Lower Cape May Regional School Baord took last week when it was decided to appropriate more than $200 for the purchase of new jackets for the Teitelman's School's championship girls sftftball team. The request was made by principal Jeanette Babbitt who told board members she would have no credibility before her students if she didn't come before them in their behalf. A PRECEDENT’for buy ing jackets for members of championshipUeams was set earw in tha school year when ivejjtoftd strayed from tnUjjjffal policy and agrecd'j^St jackets fpr the hif^hhwH^ championship football and wrestling teams. The Teitelman soft ball team was the district's

only female championship squad. Superintendent Ephraim Keller recently told the Herald and Lantern that all of the jackets, including the 17 for the girls, have cost more than $3,000 Questions concerning the jacket policy have been raised at several board meeting throughout the year "IN GENERAL. I’m against jackets," board member Ruth Billrndyer said. But since the other (championship) teams have received them, I have to vote Yen " Other members, however, refused to bow to the precedent set by the former board. Claiming that it is the responsibility of the booster clubs rather than the school board to purchase jackets, president Paul Lundholm and members ^Siephen Todd and Arlene/MacDonald all voted no.

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