The Franklin NEwS-RECORD
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PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1970<br />
PHYSICS SEMINAR<br />
RICHMOND,. Ind. -- Thirty-two<br />
physics and chemistry teachers,<br />
including Charle~ Oxman, 562E as-<br />
ton AVe., Somerset, (faculty, Middlesex<br />
County College) are par-<br />
Ucipating in an eight-weeks summer<br />
institute in physical science<br />
for college teachers at E arlharn<br />
College.<br />
SCC FRESHMAN HONORS FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP GIRL IS EAST CAROLINA GRADUATE<br />
BRIDGEWATER -- Eight Man- SOMERSET --Jacqueline Lou- and was elected to Psi Chi, the<br />
ville freshmen won dean’s list hon- ise Perri, daughterofMr, andMrs, national honor fraternity of payors<br />
at Somerset County College. James J. Perri, 14 Hillcrest Av- chology. She was also voted the<br />
<strong>The</strong>y are Thomas Cirigliano, enue, has been graduated from outstanding Senior in the Spanish<br />
George Perhack, Dennis Salvatore, East Carolina University. She was department. A graduate of Frank-<br />
Mary Stansley, Joseph Straczewpresident of Sigma Upsilon, the lin High School, she majored in<br />
ski, Joseph Urban, Walter Wil- ECU chapter of the National Hen- Spanish st ECU.<br />
czek, and Judy Milers.<br />
or Society of romance languages,<br />
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<strong>Franklin</strong> Girls Log ~it .-9<br />
FRANKLIN -- A. Barrett<br />
Smith of the <strong>Franklin</strong>High girls<br />
track team led the Warriors<br />
to a 7-0 record this season,<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Franklin</strong> distaff track-<br />
~-mm<br />
stars ran their dual meet win- Third places Sue Kopsco<br />
ning streak to 12 and are 21-<br />
"<strong>The</strong>ir success was due to<br />
5 since the inception of the (440), 68.6; I)ebble Szabo (dis- a fine team spirit Thirty-three<br />
female sport at the township cus), 92’; Charlesetta Dunn girls competed in the meets,<br />
high school<br />
(long Jump), 14’6"; <strong>The</strong>lma Twenty-six of these scored<br />
Washington (hurdles), 8.2; Fe- points. <strong>The</strong> squad numbered<br />
Coach Smith’s forces won the ltka Nowak (mile), 5:57.1. over 50 at mid-season and near<br />
Meet by whipping 14 other high (discus), 85’1 i"; Denese Sand-<br />
100 at the start"<br />
school girls teams,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Warriors compiled 135 ers (440), 68.8.<br />
-0-<br />
1/2 points to 101 1/2 for Mat-<br />
Fifth places -- Debbte Latwan.<br />
It was the second straight tlmore (100), 12.1; WlllisJacktitle<br />
for <strong>Franklin</strong> in the Red<br />
son (440); and Maureen Doher- FHS, Prep<br />
ty (mile).<br />
Meet, considered the Eleven of the 22 scnoo,<br />
. .<br />
"State Track Meet" for the<br />
recgirls<br />
throughout New Jersey.<br />
ords were set this year and<br />
four were not contested. Boys Cited<br />
Charlesetta Dunn won the 50-<br />
yard dash (6.2) and the 75-<br />
MIss Dunn established three<br />
<strong>Franklin</strong> High marks this sea-<br />
Yard dash (8.9) in the meet. son. <strong>The</strong>y are the 50-yard dash<br />
Jennifer Judd was first inthe<br />
By Papers<br />
880 in 2:26.5. Debby Mooney<br />
(6.0), the 75 (6.7) and the<br />
(2.35.6) was second in the half<br />
(11.2).<br />
FRANKLIN -- Donnle Tyus<br />
mile.<br />
Miss Judd holds three. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
Elmarsn Campbell was first<br />
was named to the second team<br />
are the 440 (64.0), 1500 (5:<br />
in the shot put with a toss of<br />
of the 1970 All-State Baseball<br />
04,6) and the mile (5:43.6). team by the Sunday Star-Led-<br />
35 feet, 6 Inches.<br />
Other 1970 records were by<br />
<strong>The</strong> 880-yard relay teamwas Alexanderson (high lumu). 4’<br />
ger.<br />
Tyus, who graduated last<br />
first in 2:54.5, while the 440- 10"; Campbell (shotput), 37’ week after a glorious threeyard<br />
relay unit was third in 1/2" and (discus), 100’10"; and<br />
53 seconds fiat.<br />
Marquis (javelin), 106~8 1/2"<br />
sport career at <strong>Franklin</strong> High,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Individual performances<br />
was a second team choice as<br />
and (softball throw), 159’3".<br />
In the Red Bank Meet:<br />
a first baseman.<br />
Coach Smith said, "the squad Tyus was afirst-team, Group<br />
Second places -- Margaret is composed largely of juniors<br />
Alexanderson (high jump),<br />
IV choice and was named to<br />
and sophomores. Only five sen-<br />
9"; Cathy Marquis (Javelin),<br />
the first-team, All-somerset<br />
iors are lost through gradua- County team by the Sunday Home<br />
103’.<br />
tion.<br />
News.<br />
Bob Scheer of <strong>Franklin</strong> was<br />
picked as a catcher on <strong>The</strong><br />
Home News All- Somerset<br />
FSB Team Tops<br />
squad.<br />
Steve Steinberg of Rutgers<br />
Prep made the Sunday Star-<br />
Ledger Private Schools first<br />
L.L. Standings<br />
team as a pitcher.<br />
Dennis Turner of Rutgers<br />
FRANKLIN-- <strong>Franklin</strong> State Ken Smith, with ll-for-25,<br />
Prep was a second-team Pri-<br />
Bank has a 11-2 record and sports a .440 batting mark. He<br />
vate School selection as a catch-<br />
leads the <strong>Franklin</strong> Township<br />
er.<br />
also has a three-bagger and<br />
Little League.<br />
Steinberg was named to the<br />
homer and a pair of doubles.<br />
<strong>The</strong> American Legion is 8-4<br />
Newark Sunday News Prep<br />
Fifteen hits in 36 at bats<br />
and holds second place, a game gives Frank Slus ak of the Eagles<br />
School first team.<br />
ahead of the E agies, %5.<br />
-0a<br />
.418 average.<br />
Hamilton Lanes is in fourth Robert O’Connell (.375) has<br />
place with a %6 ledger, while<br />
YWCA TENNIS CLASSES<br />
three home runs and 15 hits in<br />
fifth-place Slsler Brothers is 40 at bats.<br />
NEW BRUNSWICK--<strong>The</strong> New<br />
3-11. Runyon’s Market is last Billy Weber of Runyon’s is<br />
with a 2-10 log.<br />
Brunswick Area YWCA will hold<br />
batting .375.<br />
David Ingram of <strong>Franklin</strong><br />
fall classes in Tennis for boys<br />
Rufus, who has a.372 aver- and girls at Buccleuch Park,<br />
State Bank is the leading hitage, collected 13 hits.<br />
Classes for girls will begin<br />
ter with a .455 average in 12 Brian Groner, the owner of Tuesday, Sept. 1. Classes forboys,<br />
games. He has 15 hits In $3 a .364 average, banged out five will begin Wednesday, Sept. 2.<br />
trips to the plate and has scored doubles and seven singles. <strong>The</strong>re will be classes for be-<br />
14 runs.<br />
<strong>The</strong> other .300 hitters with ginners, grades four and up and<br />
Ernie Lindsey of Hamilton 24 times at bat or more are<br />
Lanes leads the slugging derby<br />
intermediates.<br />
Bob Cunningham (.325) and Cor- Each person brings his ownrac-<br />
with five home runs. Ingrain and key Reyes (.300).<br />
quet and balls. Teachers are Mrs.<br />
Bob Rufus of Hamilton Lanes Rounding out the top 15 are Judy Burr and Max Fry.<br />
are tied for second with tour Kevin Doherty (.286), Lindsey Registration is now being ac-<br />
each. Ingram leads the league (.282), Steve Strickland (.275) cepted for these classes at the<br />
in doubles with six.<br />
and Scott McCauley (.250). YWCA.<br />
Brian O’Loughlln of <strong>Franklin</strong><br />
State Bank rapped out 19<br />
hits, tops in the league, in 42<br />
times at bat for a .453 mark, THIS- WEEKS<br />
He boasts five doubles, a triple<br />
and a home run.<br />
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on South Maple Avenue.<br />
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