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BASEBALL SEASON IS UNDERWAY and the Panthers and Lady Panthers have exactly opposite records. The boys have lost their first two games while the girls have won theirs and are undefeated. THE MIDDLE TWP PANTHERS Baseball Team is now 1-3, after beating Wildwood, follwing losses to Hammonton, St. Joe’s and Absegami. . . ... Richie Rhinesmlth pitched a two-hitter against the Wildwood Warriors. The Lady Panthers, now being coached by Dennis

Helped Asked by League

CAPE MAY — The Greater Cape May Little League is seeking donations to help carry on its activities this season The league encompasses Cape May, West Cape May, Cape May Point and Lower Township. There are six teams in the league with 15 players on each team, and on Saturdays there is a “minor league" group of 40 children. About 60 girls participate in a

four-team girls’ softball league.

IN ALL, the program provides adult-supervised ac-

tivity for 190 children for three months.

In issuing the appeal, Margie B. Dellas, league presfr. dent, points out that inflation has raised the cost of insurance, equipment, charter fees, and maintenance of

the field.

Contribution§jnay be sent to Greater Cape May Little League,/r/oMargt^ B. Dellas, 309 Decatur St., Cape

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Sideline ShotSoK - - - Anderson, have a record of 3-1, losing only to Absegami and beating Hammonton, St. Joe’s and Wildwood. ••• CHRIS NICHOLS WAS HOME for the Easter break from Messiah College in Pennsylvania. He wrestled on the varsity team and is now taking part in track. • • • THE MIDDLE TWP. HIGH SCHOOL Cheerleaders won first place halftime division for Pom Pom Routine at the South Jersey Cheerleading Championships, last month At Wildwood CathoUc High School. The judges were from the Philadelphia Eagle Liberty Belle Cheerleaders. The routine was choreographed by Devo Monica Zane, the panther mascot. The captains are Kathy Sturm and co-capt Barb Ballinghoff. Seniors are: Tracy Sinkway, Darlene Adens. Juniors: Sue Adamcyk, Barb Lighty, Monica Zane and Ovetta Saunders. Sophomores: Becky Senior. Kelly Deeney and Sharon Watkins. Freshmen: Debby Tod. Sally Pfeiffer. Doreen Marriner. MIDDLE TWP. WAS THE ONLY squad to score 100% on inspection. They were commended for their personal appearance and poise. Kathy Sturm and Tracy Sinkway were away on the senior trip, so Ovetta Saunders, a football cheerleader, joined them in their routine. v * These girls attended Penn State University Cheerleading Clinic in December. Several girls also attended a week-long camp at Penn State in July and will also attend this-summer. The squad is coached by Denise Rogers, who is on the staff of the Universal Cheerleaders Assoc, and is camp manager for the northeast Region, working on college campuses this summer. - • • • AROUND THE COLLEGES: Neal Chase and Jay Erkert are home on break from Wesley College in Delaware. Neal pitched for the baseball team. He is taking a para legal course. Jay is transferring to Glassboro next year. Jimmy Killian is playing baseball for the Lafayette team as an outfielder and first baseman.

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