Sideline Shots By p>e01dSpprt
The faculty and loaches of Middle Twp. high school are Winding up summer jobs, football coach Phil Exley works for Fred’s Tavern \in Stone Harbor. Chick l,urfman manages the Star Stream Motel in Avalon. Bill (Soccer Coach) Lucan has the beach concession in Stone Harbor Paul Yerk is teaching summer school at the high school Art (Softball) Tuel and Dennis Anderson are in the Lawn Manicure business. Charlie Leusner and Mert Merryman drive cabs in Atlantic City. Carl Baker is "chefing" at Lloyds in Clermont. Jean Goodman is night manager of Jack’s Place. SOME OF the students.ahd athletes who are toiling are Chuck Marriner. who drives the tow truck for Phillips 66, Mike Marriner, at McDonald's. Rich Stout is bouncing at Jack’s place in Avalon. Richy and Donny Hhinesmith are running the trolley car in Cape May. Ricky also plays softball for Rick’s of Rio Grande and Rick Harmon’s basketball team in the . Stone Harbor summer league. Gary Barber and Rick Olson are playing the Avalon summer league. Keith Maund, is working for Billy Adam’s service station on Stone Harbor Blvd., Court House. Chris Nichols is working for the Del Vaco Klenswite Pool Supply Co. ^ COACH PHIL E^LEY must be a Christian Scientist, because he had the squad practicing without footballs for a full week. Finally, last week he broke out the balls and started to install his new wishbone offense. He denies that he has nine veterans back on defense, but it runs pretty close to that. He only lost Tom Tice. Mark Garcia. Eddie McLaughin and Chuck Marriner—so that leaves seven returnees. y * On Tuesday he will start two-a-day sessions to get the boys ready for their first game. . MEANWHILE, THE MIDDLE TWP. Knights. Bobcats and Peewees have been practicing faithfully at Memorial Field to get ready for their season. Coaches are Billy Adams, Bob Hentges and Herb Mossbrooks, with Chuck Marriner helping t out.
THE HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD maintains a roster of between 45-50 without the freshman. This squad will have to be reduced to 38 when the season opens—because that's all the uniforms they have to give out. 1 —y * '■ Nimrods’ Deadline
TRENTON — Time- js -A lions were rejected fast getting short for filing ap^ )year because of filing erplications for the 1981 rors.
special deer permit season. The state Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife noted that the applications must be returned to the division's Trenton office by Sept. 8. .The applications become available through license issuing agents Aug. 11. APPLICANTS FOR the permits are reminded that they may file only one application either for a shotgun permit or a muzzleloader permit. The dhision also asked applicants not to staple,(fold, or erase on the application card, and to include the identification stub from their 1981 firearm license. More than 2,000 applica-
Deer hunters should also pick up a copy of the deer guide when thoy obtain the special permit\application cards. There hwe been a' number of changes with respect to both the seqson dates and the rones. 3rd Overtime Decides Title STONE HARBOR - The Junior League basketball season came to a close with three tearps tied for first place. Capil. Mike McCarron led the Green (earn; Mat Bastian the Red team and Randy Beverjy the Red team. All three teams finished with a 4-1 record.
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STONE HARBOR - The first ahnualASouth Jersey Sailboard Regatta took place recently bn the Great Channel here. Sponsored by Fair Winds Inc., of Stone Harbor and the United States Boardsailing Association (USBSAi. ten participants competed in the best four out of five races. THE FASTEST growing sail vessel sport, sailboarding, (also called windsurfing) will make its appearance in the 1984 Olympics at Los Angeles.
Equipment in sailboading is a modified surf boards,With swivelmasted sail with a universal joint at tbS foot enabl , ing the sailor to steer. The sport combines the best of surfing and sailing and can be mastered in about, four hours. REGATTA contestants in order of finish were DaVe Kniskern, Peter Wright, John Wright, Keith Malone and Peter Malone all of .Stone Harbor; Michael Disston of Blue Bell, Pa., Dave Wrigley of
Mt. Hol|y; John Nardo \jf Sailboard lessons, equity Stone Harbor; Jerry* ment sales and rentals are Brown of Heisjerstown, ^available .at Fair Winds 'Md; and Ralph Ottey of -9633 Third Ave Stone Harbor. Bill Hallman
LEADING FIVE in the ten-sailor .windsurfing regatta prepare to round a course buoy.
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