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SPORTS by SUE McKinley Middle's Tetley Resigns After Win Over Buena

Sideline sickness is the fate of even,' coach, even the best of them Some last 1(1 or even 20 years before they're affected, while others suffer the sport symptoms early in their careers But whether it's their 10th title or their 10th place finish, they all come down with sideline sickness and a prescription for mental and physical rest. This coach-crusher recently claimed the career of r

Middle Township high school's football coach Brian Tetley Tetley 's immunity system gave in after 16 years of screaming into helmet holes. In his three years as head coach. Tetley recorded two 4-5 records and a 5-4 winning cbmeback this season. The Panther's 0-4 start was enough to put any coach in a padded cell, but Tetley insisted on a fighting exit He led the Panthers to five straight wins for the first time in 15 years The final number was a 41-6 romp over Buena last Saturday. PANTIIKK MARK HOWARDS ran his 1.000th yard and tallied two touchdowns. His first was a 26-yard journey in the second quarter Quarterback Bob Hicks fired three touchdown passes and kicked five extra pointers Hicks' connections were Chris Chase for 17 and 22 yards and John Francis for an 86 yard score Mark Hindle went nine yards on foot for six points and Edwards' one-yard dive put the icing on the cake for the Panthers and coach Tetley Buena 's only score was a 95-yard kickoff return by Jay Joyce Unnoticed in the usual focus on varsity football was the Middle freshman team

i which blanked Buena 18-0 l Saturday morning to finish a 7-0. undefeated season, r • • • 3 IT'S ALMOST TIME for the big guys to start slim1 ming down, changing from > cleats to sneakers and prac- > ticing the soft touch rather than the hard hit. Basketball t season is bouncing into view i but Ocean City high school may not be on the ball opening day (Dec. 20). » It seems that Ocean City 1 isn't getting the full effect a school should get when its i football team reaches the [ playoffs. The damper of the situation is the date of the Division III finals set for I Dec. 14. If it weren't at the price of I an empty basketball court. I there wouldn't be a problem. but since the NJSIAA i rules state that a player i must participate in six praci tices before playing a game. Deworming Clinic Set For Dec. 7 COURT HOUSE - A horse deworming clinic sponsored by the county Cooperative Extension Service and the 4-H is offered to all Cape May County horse and pony owners Saturday. Dec. 7. Anyone who has not received a registration form is asked to call 465-5115 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or to stop by the Extension Office on Dennisville Road to sign up for the service. Cooperating veterinarians will be Dr Robert Newman. BVSC, and Dr Alice Straughon They will be assisted by 4-H Leaders Nancy Rothenbiller and Margie Hermanns. The veterinarians will travel north to south in the county carrying out the deworming where the animals are stabled.

Ocean City winter sports are missing out. A solution has been found but cannot be put into effect until next year. It is simply to begin the season two weeks earlier. Ocean City has protested the date (provided they reach the finals), but as of now. no Ocean City football player will have time to change shoes before the opening tap. Yule Bazaar To Benefit Hospital SOMERS POINT - The 1985 Shore Memorial Hospital Christmas Bazaar has been set for Dec. 5 and 6 at Harry's Inn here. Gifts. Christmas decorations, hand knits, novelties, dolls, gourmet food and more will be on sale both days 11 a m to 8 p.m. Lunch and dinner will also be served. The hospital receives commission on each meal purchased between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m A tombola will also be held with prizes ranging from a basket of champagne to a 13-inch color television. The bazaar is sponsored each year by the Mainland Chapter of the Shore Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Corps Plans A Fur Sale WILDWOOD CREST - Special buys on reclaimed furs will be offered at a sale sponsored by the Wildwood Crest Ambulance Corps at its headquarters. 9300 Pacific Ave.. 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 8. Values range from $25 to $200. For further information. call 522-2567 or 522-6118. Meeting Set By Parents WILDWOOD - The next , meeting of the Interested ■ Parents, Teachers and Students Organization will j be held 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. ■ Dec. 3. in the High School ' library. I Speaker will be from the ; Guidance Department. He will provide an over-view of the functions and proced- ' ures of the department. j Harrah's Trip Set Monday COURT HOUSE - A trip to Harrah's Marina Casino J in Atlantic City will be sponsored by Auxiliary Unit 198. j American Legion. Monday. 1 Dec. 2 The bus will leave Jamesway Plaza here 9 i a.m. For information and I reservations, call 465-5579 or 465-5255

One hundred seventy-five Atlantic football players put points on the scoreboards this year With 22 teams in the league, there are 32 players form our four local teams that tallied. Ocean City's Bob Krokenberger was a leading scorer with 10 touchdowns and one PAT for a total of 6 points. Middle Township's leader was John Francis near the top of the list with five touchdowns for the Panthers, a total of 30 points. Leading Wildwood was Andre Harris with four touchdowns adding up to 24 warrier points. Lower Cape May's Paul Hazel also collected 24 for his team leading the Capers in scoring. FORMER CAPE ATLANTIC League stars put on a show at Stockton State College last weekend as men's and women's basketball got off to a strong start. On the women's court, it was a 67-44 win over Ramapo lead by Mainland graduate Gabby Gandolfo. Gandolfo hit for 20 points Epilepsy Help Meeting Set VILLAS -The Cape May County Epilepsy Self-Help next meeting will be held 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 in Lower Township's Recreation Center behind Municipal Hall. 2600 Bayshore Rd A film entitled "Build Your Own Cities" will be shown. For further details call Linda Campmeier at 889-1447.

in Saturday's home opener and her first appearance in an Osprey uniform. The senior netter is finishing her final season at Stockton after three years at Tennessee-Chattanooga . Third-year player and Pleasantville graduate Ginger Miller popped 13 for the Ospreys. On the boards for Stockton was Ocean City graduate Sue Morris. The tormer Raider also tallied eight points for the winners. On the Men's court, David Smith, a former Middle Township standout saved the Ospreys in the closing seconds. Smith went to the line with 19 seconds left to f play and sunk the first of a one and one to give Stockton a 66-65 win over Ramapo zmmm tftC THRIFT SHOP ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CTTTZENS ' DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING WITH US... CLOTHES FURNITURE TOYS and much more Ope* Mon.-Frt. 8:30-3:30 6(h St ft MaryUnd Aw.

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