Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Recreation football league teams battle for title
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The Steeleri and Cowboys
are running nip and tuck in the
Recreation Department's Flag
football leagut for 4th, Sth and
6th gride bop With only a
week left of league play, the
Steeler* have nine points and
the Cowboys B 1 Dolphins) Gayle took his in opened the second half with a
terception in for a TD to make TDon n threeyardquarterback
the score 217,
ineak on their first series.
Tom Triboletti stole another Battle alio (cored the next
Dolphin pass and on the first touchdown on a 40 yard run,
play from «erimmage Gayle Eugene Watts scored the final
passed 10 yards to Tim Adams Steeler TD on a pasl from
;. The Redskins for another Cowboy score Battle Battle scored four
are in third place with 4>2 Adams came hack with another touchdowns and passed for one
points and the Dolphins are still interception and Triboletti more in one of the most im-
looking for their first win (cored on a triple reverse The pressive Individual per-
In recent action, the Cowboys next Cowboy score came on a formances in the three years of
trounced the Dolphins 56-7 five yard run by Rick King The
Flag football. The blocking of
Tom Triboletti had the first next score of the game same
Battle's team is largely
Cowboy score on a 30 ysird run when Chris Gayle went over
responsible for his success m I
after a handoff from quar- from the five yard line The
runner
terback iliris Gayle, Gayle final score came when Bill The Cowboys stayed right
threw for their second TD to Frew intercepted a Dolphin behind the Steeleri in league
Bruce Welch The only Dolphin pass and returned it 30 yards standings by defeating the
score of the day came when Jim for the TD
Redikirifi 21-7 Th« winners hit
Komamicki threw a touchdown In one of the Niter games of navHirt first ae Chris Hnvlp
pass to Doug Thomas, TTiii the season, the Redskins bat
made the spore 14 7 Cowboys at tied the Steelers to a scoreJeji
hglftlme
tie. The aeelers ware playing
After a serieiof interception* without the service* of Clyde
(Triboletti and Gayle for Rattle, their leading scorer
Cowboy* and Bill Foglio for This game was strong on
defense as Mike Frasea, Rick
handed off to Tim Ad»m» for a
10 yard TD, The Redskins
bounced right back as Tyrone
Thompson scored on a quarterback
ineak. The Cowboys
took fl 14-7 hajftime lead as
Chris Gayle threw to his
favorite receiver Tom
THboletti. r.ayle scared the
final TD of the game on an
interception and run for the
score,
Joel Blewltt and Brian Smith
were singled out as defensive
players of the Bnme
Standings
W L T
Sealers
4 0 2
Cowboys
4 1 1
Redskins
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Polphine
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There has always been a
discussion about the physical
and emotional dangers in
sports participation, especially
at a very young age. Last
Monday ni^it, before Howard
Cosell did his thing without
Frank Sinatra, ABC TV
presented a news special entitled,
^Danger In Sporti;
Paying The Wee."
The program dealt with the
large number of injuries that
take place, especially in footbal
and especially to the head and
the knee. Drew Breckenridge,
•pnrto trainer for CVe We
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Constitutionality assaulted
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Sunday Sales Ordinance under attack ... again
by TTiomas L. Watldns Jersey Constitution In the equal GUbOTt MVB the local or-
protection clauses, and the due dinance It not bated upon those
A group of boardwalk rner- process clause of the Fifth premise* and "therefore ii
rtianU, through their attorney Amendment of the Constitution IrrpFoperly baled." Gilbert
John W, Gilbert, Jr., have filed of tht Unit«d Statei," Mid his clients feel Ocean
suit Qgaiiiat the City in an at- Gilbert asserts that the City'i law is based upon a sociotempt
to overturn the Sunday purpose of a Sunday closing economic concept "to the effect
Blue Law on constitutional ordinance must be to create one that the intent it not rest and
grounds.
day a week that is set aside for leisure so much at an interest
The five page suit alleges that rest and leisure; "and that such in maintaining • non-
sections 1,3,4,5,6,7 and I are an ordinance must aid in the commercial image on Sunday
"arbitrary, discriminatory, elimination of traffic, hustle in order to attract a certain
ineunsiitent, hypocritical, and and bustle create by sales at type of social class of
unlawful, violaHnc the Nnw 4i
VIMlioner in th# •ummertlmi"
DAILY HEWS
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From Thi
Sentinel Ledger
WOND. 1400 KC.il a.m.
to Ocean City."
Gilbert poinU out that of
Ocean City's 100,000 plus
summer population, 80 percent
are vacationers and raurt be
entertained. "Therefore,
certain activities, both commercial
and non-commercial
are prohibited whereat other
activities, iom« of them
commercial and tome of them
non-commwcial are per
mjtted."
that nearly «D
snorts and amusements are
banned on Sunday by Ordinance
B47, despite the fact
that wat«- iporti and beach
activitiei are permitted
Gilbert also took the City to
task for operating its own
tnnis courts and golf course
for a fee "despite the fact that
tennis and golf may not be
performed by anyone else
within the confines of the city
whether a fee >• nharaiiri