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Pleasantville church
slates Shorb brothers
The Shorb Brothers, irom
Maryland, Merl, Happy and
Wil,.arecoming to Mt! Pleasant
Methodist' Church,- Pleasantville,
on Sunday, December 10.
They're really brothers.
Billboard Magazine, in less
.than a year, has handed out two
.four-star awards to the Shorbs,
and that's a far cry from their
inauspicious "debut" so many
years ago...a little .country
church on a bright. Sundaymorning,
and three shy boys
singing with no accompaniment
whatsoever!
Sunday evening, it will be the
same three Shorb Brothers, but
the sound has come uptown.
' The Don Marsh Orchestra
(recorded in eight-track) will
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also be heard.
For the Shorb Brothers,
music hasbecome a profession.
• The group is doing about 325
coWerts this year, over 100 of
. which will beon high school and
college campuses.
- Group manager, Wjl Shorb,
states quite frankly, "We sell
inspiration." And that touches
everyone. There's • no better
way to catch a glimpse of God
than through the Shorb
Brothers and .their brand of
"message music."
The concert begins at 7:30
p.m. and will,feature current
pop material, a smattering of
Shorb originals, and some
traditional hymns and gospel
. songs.
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Non-league foes lack experience
It is an unusual problem
facing Jack Boyd this season.
Everybody is. aware of his team
and they are all poiTiting to the
Raiders as probably Cape-
Atlantfc League champions.
After all, three of the top .six
players are returning from the
St^ate finalists of one year ago.-
Realistically, Boyd has some
gaps to fill in his lineup. He lost
Mike Wolicki, the second
greatest career rebounder in
OCHS history; Tim Taccarino,
a pesky guard who finished 16th
on Raider career scoring lists
and snapped a mark for
defensive steals; Steve Wolicki,
another tough rebounder; plus
a ' quartet, of versatile substitutes
in Danny Miller, Rick
Murrel, Van Bryant and Ed
Davis.
Not that Boyd is left with
nothing. returning. Brad
Bryant, a six foot senior, was
All-South Jersey last year and
his performance in the
N.J.S.I.A.A. tournament was
the major ' reason for Ocean
City's success. Brad was last
season's MVP, paced the
scorers at 13.0 per game, was
fourth in rebounds, second in
1 steals and second in assists. He
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the safe name to go with
did, however, lead last year's
team in turnovers,. Bryant
enters his senior year with 435
points, giving.him an excellent
chance to finish' among the
Raiders 1 .ten greatest all-time
storers. • '
Joining Brad will be 5-11.
senior Bill Rackley and 6 : The^e three positions seem offense; and «}unior Bryant
certain -for the season .that Rogers, one of the fastest on the
starts tomorrow, ' though team and a star-for last year's
Bryant may play either inside jayvees.
or outside. The: remaining spots Tfce junior varsity squad,-,
are up'for- grabs. Thus far 6-2 •coached.
again this season by
senior vTqm Jones * and 5-10 Phil Birnbaum, will comprise
junior Bob Cole have the edge. juniors John'Motley and Tom
Jones was.thelop rebounder on Gargart, sophomore Coleman
last year's jayvee squad which Harre, Drew Craig, Joe Foglioj
2 compiled a 17-1 mark. He can' Al McCandless, Sam Botta,
senior Terry TVacey.-'Rackley .jump antl knows how to pat the'' Jerome Gurley, Bill Brewer,
will slart his very first game ball in the basket but Tom is Peter Johnson and Frank
.tomorrow night but, despite prone to foul trouble. Cole has Pileggi, and freshman Bill
beginning every game last year had major surgery on both Fisher.
on the bench, he averaged over knees and frequently is slowed • Boyd's Raiders open with
11 points per game. Nobody by this problem. When he's Mainland Regional tomorrow
I doubts Rackley's ability to fight Bob handles the ball well, night at home and visit
• shoot the ball. He led last year's has a good outside jumper and Palmyra next Tuesday. Both
. foulshooters and was tied for can go to the boards.
teams are' previewed in this
second on the team in field goal Pushing Jones for his spot are week's SPORTS CORNER. In
accuracy.
a quartet of different types of these games, and those that
Tracey is a leaper who players. 6-1 senior Rich Rinck follow, they will have to im-
rebounds more like he is two recently recovered from a prove their strength off the
or. three inches taller. Last broken wrist and is rounding boards. In five scrimmages the
season he grabbed 234 boards, into shape. Football star Tom Raiders have not handled the
second on the team, while Rodier lacks the size of a big man and, unless Bryant and
getting his share of steals. rebounder but not the desire Rackley have super seasons,
Tracey was among the leaders and hustle. Another football this can cost them quite a few
in field goal accuracy but still great, 5-11 George Savitsky, is decisions.
hasn't developed the "touch" giving basketball a try and has As far as the season is con-
that can make him a constant played good defense. As the cerned we foresee a good one.
scoring threat.
season progresses he may There are some big question
prove to be an asset. Junior marks but there also are some
Mike Fields also lacks size but very big assets. Tliese Raiders
can jump and battle with the can win the Cape-Atlantic
best of them.
League championship with a'
Players who can expect to see maximum effort. They can
a great deal of action in the finish the regular season
backcourt include junior Ed somewhere around 16-3. They
Vlaszac, a player with a good . can also make, a successful
shooting eye; senior Dave defense \ of their Group Two
Andrews, fresh off a good crown. It won't come easy.
football season and a fast- They will face a a lot of talent
improving guard; senior Frank and size\ along the way. But
Sannino, a defensive specialist they CAN do it. We think they
who also finds the open man on will, starting tomorrow night.
RING HOP ATTENDANTS-Citadel Cadet Archie
W. Foor, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Foor of 826 Stenton
pi., is shown escorting Miss Althy Megargee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Megargee of 19
Lincoln pi., through the giant replica of the class ring
at the recent Ring Hop. While some 3,500 graduates,
parents and guests looked on, The Citadel's Junior
Sword Drill divided to form an avenue through which
senior cadets and. their dates passed after going
through the mammoth gold ring.
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Ocean City hall of fame adds five more
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. Others who received .votes Stedem, Bud Swan, Harry
but not enough to earn Hall of Swayne, Fred Tarves, Jim
Fame recognition include Andy Tarves, Mike Varano, Bob
Ocean City High School's description of their years at his senior year and 12 as a lateral against Hammonton
Allegretto, Bert Avis, Charles Wallace, Luke Wallace, Jack
"Football Hall of Fame" added OCHS. I junior. He snuck over on the and running 48 yards for a
Bakley, Don Balsley, Ron Warrington and Jim Wimberg.
five more former stars this BOB GLASPEY (161) ac- final play against Pleasantville touchdown. Ewing also kicked
Beaver, Joe Bradley, John ' Thanks again to all those who
Week including a pair of tually received more votes than in 1937 to avert an Ocean City four extra points during .his
Burch, Lou Carey, . Jim aided us. in oijr attempt to
quarterbacks, two linemen and any other player.elected thus' shutout loss. -
career. He was All-County for
Diamond, Wilson Dilge, Dick permanently establish'
? coach. The selction, made by far. The flashy quarterback,, JACK NEALL (1340 was the two years, in addition to his.
Ely, Dick* Fox (in), Craig* recognition for the great
the voting readers of the who /started, three years for last Ocean City football player South JerseyJionors, and- later
French, Dave French, Dick. football players of the past. In a
Sentinel-Ledger, . brought the John Cervino, capped • his to be All-South Jersey, all was named All-Pennsylvania,
Galante, Jim Gleeson, Fred few months it will be time to
Hall of Fame membership to 25 career by. pacing the -1967 . groups, as well as being named as a guard at Gettysburg.
Haack, Warren "Coke" Hall, add three new players to our:
'former Red 'Raider gridiron eleven to a share of the Cape- ' All-State, All-County, All-Tri- College. .,. : v,
Von Henroid, John Huff (Sr.), Basketball Hall of Fame. In the
greats.
Atlantic League title and an 8-1
Walt Kensil, Frank Kruk, Dave
County and All-Cape-Atlantic. WILBUR CLARK (53)T
meantime,- Congratulations to
In' order to get a more ac- mark. In his career Glaspey.
Loder, George Loder, Larry '
Neall was a powerful blocking coached Ocean City football
Bob Glaspey, Charles Ash,
curate evaluation of, the ac- completed 118-of-230 passes,
Masi, Nick Miraglilo, Dan
guard on offense and a brilliant from 1943 through 1946. In those
Jack Neall, Bill Ewing and,
complishments of Ocean City's better than 50 percent, for 1772
Montagna, Bill Nickles, John
linebacker on defense for Coach years his teams won-18, lost
posthumously, to Wilbur Clark'
top athletes, we require a five- yards, and 16. touchdowns. All
Oliver, Bob Selvagn, Walt
John Cervino. He was selected. four and tied one. Three times
for performing so as to make a
ar waiting period before a are records. He also passed for
Shallcross, Earl Shaw, Warren
as the Tri-County "Player Of he brought the Cape May
lasting impression on the sports
player or coach becomes a record 837 yards in his senior
Smith, Lloyd Southard, Frank
The Year" during his senior County championship to Ocean
fans of Ocean City
eligible. That means members year and paced the Tri-County year,. Neall last year was City and one, in 1945, his
of this season's championship area that year with 66 points. mentioned'on the All-America Raiders were South Jersey
team will not be eligible until He was second team, All-Group team as a guard at William & champions. Clark, who also HELP OCEAN CITY'S BOT SCOUTS
1977. Players from the 1967Two
and was selected both All- Mary.
coached basketball and has the
team were eligible for the first County and All-Cape-Atlantic.
BILL EWING (72) was hardcourt MVP trophy named
time this year and two of them CHARLES ASH (135) is the another guard who played fora • after him, suffered a heart
were immediately inducted. only Raider footballer to be the championship team. Ewing attack not long after the 1946
Listed in the following solo captain of two successive was All-Group One as a junior season and was forced to retire.
paragraphs are the newest teams. He led the 1936 and 1937 and senior and was selected He died less than a year later.
members of our Hall of Fame teams as a quarterback but captain of the 1948 team. He These five join Romeo
with their total votes in also played varsity during his also played linebacker on Adelizzi, Don Tarves, Andy
parenthesis and /a brief freshman and sophomore years defense and scored his only Jernee, Charles Adelizzi,
as a guard. Ash scored 30 points touchdown by intercepting a Fenton Carey, Archie Harris,
Ed Adamczyk, Walt Buckholtz, LAUREL and HOLLT TOO!
John Carey, Bill Morrow, Dan' Starting Tomorrow,
Money, Earl Tarves, Anthony
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Chet Loveland, Len Foglio, SOLO AFTERNOONS and EVENM6S
John Henry, John Lepore, Luke
POINT LANES
George Wood 217. High in- Gold 3, Absecon Baptist 1;
McCallion and Fran Townsend
Thursday Night Bowlers dividual series, Don Duble 576. Seaview Baptist 3, Ocean City
in the Hall. The first 15 listed 9th St. and West Ave.
Sandbar 4, Dailey Plumbing High team game and series, Baptist "B" 1; Ocean City
were the original members.
South Jersey Oil 4, Mulford's Five and Five 916 and 2490. Baptist "C" 3, Linwood
BENEFIT OF 0. C. TROOPS 32 and 51
Five more are added each year.
lafood Shack 0; Mazzitelli Standings: Five and Five, 28- Community 1; Ocean City
Plumbing 4, Parkway Phar- 16; Point Diner, 26V4-17V4;
Presbyterian Gold 3, Chelsea
macy 0; Moyer Motors 3, Green's Cleaners, 26-18; Royal . Baptist 1; Northfield - Salem
Tillie's 1.
Diner, 25-19; Gerety's, 24-20;
Methodist 3, Ocean City
High individual game and Springer's, 23-21; CM. Co. Nat.
Presbyterian Blue 1.
series, Joyce Bakley 199 andBank,
12V4-31%; Abbott's, 11-33. High individual game and
57S. High team game, Moyer
series, Dave Sye 245 and 607.
613. High team series, Maz-
High team game and series,
OCEAN CITY LEAGUE
zitellK 1634.
Ocean City Baptist "A", 890
Mac's 4; Boyer's, 3, Morey's and 2573.
Standings: Moyer, 32-12; 1; Stretch 3, Jaycees 1; Strange
ulford, 24>/fe-19>&; Parkway,
Standings: Northern Division
3, Burner's 1; Wallace 2,
22-22; Dailey, 21-23; Tillie's, 21-
- Pleasantville Baptist Red, 31-
Godfrey 1.
23; Sandbar, 21-23; Mazzitelli,
17; Absecon Baptist, 31-17;
High individual game and
17MJ-26MS; South Jersey, 17-27.
Pleasantville Baptist Gold, 24series,
Pete Pullen 256 and 580. 24; Northfield - Salem
Standings: Godfrey, 37-15; Methodist, 24-24; Ventnor
After Seven Mixed Doubles Mac's, 33-19; Strange, 31-21; Presbyterian, 23-25; Chelsea
Whiskey Sours 4,' Bloody Stretch, 30-22; Wallace, 28-24; Baptist, 23-24; Pleasantville
Marys 0; Stingers 4, Black Boyer's, 27-25; Rumer's, 25-27; Baptist Blue, 22-26; Mainland
lans 0; Rusty Nails 4, Morey's, 20-32; Jaycees, 13-39. Baptist, 16-32; Southern
Screwdrivers 0; Sneaky Petes
Division - Palermo Baptist, 28-
3, Grasshoppers l.
I WITH
20; Ocean City Baptist "A", 27-
High individual games, Tom NORTHFIELD LANES
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Herrington 213 and Diane Protestant Church League
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Chadwick 179. High individual Pleasantville Baptist Red 4, Blue, 25-23; Ocean City Baptist
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Smick 453. High team game and Presbyterian 4, Pleasantville
EITHER PRINCESS PRINC or
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_ i Stingera, 2fcl9; Black
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Benner's Exxon 4, Dan's
Third Spot 0; Doctors 4,
Wallace Hardware 0; Key Man
3.-Wonderland 1; N.J. Natural
las Co. 2'k, Gleeson's TV lVfc.
High individual game, Bob
Paul 188. High individual
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Standings: Benner's, 38-10;
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Wonderland, 22-22; Gas Co.,
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Conway's 3, Launch Haven 1
Daniel's 3, Miami-Somera 1
Broadley's 2Vfe, Crab Trap
High individual game, Betty
Woodside 193. High individual
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Standings: Daniel's, 35-13;
Myair, 32-16; Conway, 32-16;
Miami-Somers. 28Vfe-19Vfe; Crab
Trap, 25*23; Broadley's,
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Bay Area League
Royal Diner 4, C.M.Co. Nat.
Bank 0; Springer's Arco 3,
Gerety's Market 1; Five and
Five 3, Abbott's 1; Green's
Cleaners 2, Point Diner 2.
High individual game.
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How. many - games did
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When Is the Super Bowl
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When are pro football's
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5. Who is Jon Matlack?
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