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P4GE 10 — SiCTION TWO THi OCiAN CITY SENTINIL.LiDSiR THURSDAY, OCTOIiB ,
Raiders t ip Salem 14-8; prep for Palmyra
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A low, hard tackle by
juhitir Bob Costf. with
fiiAirih duwii imd goal to KH.
stopped. Saloni huifbnck
Ellwuod Portor nbuut 18
inches short of Ihij Kool lino
flt«l enabled thu Ocumi City
Rod Hiiidcrs to hold on to
u .' 148 lcid lit Saloni lust
Saturday. Thu win was a
good one for thu locals who
houneod back to score what
became tin- winning
after Ciayle chalked up :i
Ilrs ' otiwn,
U.uchdown with 6:26 loft to J 1^"" down, threw for
, J 1 " times and
pliiy iinti gain new Conch fai r ,ed to connect. The
Mikr Sluvoski his first Raider defense, however,
didn't allow the Rams to
Thu game shothe
way of off t
d 1 t I
move and forced them to
punt.
th.
Ocean City fans pt
Junior Hobie Young
returned the punt 21 yards
two big puss plays. Th
eufiin with only .12 seconds
remaining in thu first half
when sonicr quarterback
Skip Givim drillfd a piiss to
halrbiiuk Jim Gnyle on th
Snjum IB ynrd line. Qayl
evaded ortp tackier and usei
a pood block by Kophsmor
end Miku Wolicki to ju
around another for thu flrs_
ftuoru of the ijanic, Thu
ontirt; play covered. 27 yards.
Fullback Danny McElyua
rushud for the two-point
convursioii.
Then, with just under
seven minutes left to play,
junior quarturb.iek Bobby
Fiwr, substituting , for Given
who had been injured two
pl ays earlier, hit senior end
"TJiirT-Curtin with a pass on
tho one yard line, a 23-yard
play, McElyea scored behind
a strong Brian Broadley
block on the next play. His
iittunipt for two more points i
failed.
Throughout thu entire
iSiimu, the Red Raider
dufensu was superb. On
Sijen's first series of downs.
Ken Mathias deflected a^ long
puss from quarterback Doran
Shorter to halfback Gary
LEWIS, and junior Harry
Vanderslice hit Shorter for a
liVv-yard loss on a clutch
third down play. Later in
the first period, after the
Rams.had gained their initial
first down en an 11-yard
scampur by halfback Porter
to Ocean City's 25, Broadley
turned in one great Play and
juim>d Wayne Winn in
Siiblher to thwart the Salem
drive.. 'Though McElyea
turned in the longest Raider
mh of thu game, 14 yards,
•Hi a great second-effort in
_h* next series of downj,
Oo'ean City failed by one
('obi to pain a first down on
thf Salem two.
iXVESTAMERirA nROiip ivr
During
Ram
Mlbiequeht itlumpt
Hie bull, Mnthiii!
knocked down m o, n It
Coste pulled down Porter
one foot short of breaking
into the open and Jim
Cayle read a double-reverse
and stopped thu play after a
short threeyeard gain. Ocean
City couldn't score as Given,
to set up the first Red and
White score. The defense
continued to dominate in
the second half Jim Gayle
pulled Porter down utter a
24 yard klekoff return and,
later in the third period,
Mathias stopped Porter from
scaring with a rough tackle
after a ID-yard scamper. In
each case, tie was the only
man between Porter and the
goal. Moments later, Winn
recovered a fumble an the
Raider 27,
At this point in the giime,
those that were paying
attention weru surprised, to
put it mildly, at what
happened. Unfortunately,
they apparently didn't
"inelud«—those——aiorrif— the—
Raider bench. On the first
play Ocean City was
penalised five yards for
illegal procedure. That made
| it first and 15, Given then
threw thrnu incomplete
passes, milking it fourth and
15, On the next play, Salem
was detected illegally
roughing punter Wolicki,
However, when the referee test and it looked fi
stepped off the 15 yards it while as though Ihey
was fourth and one. How failed, . With fourth t
WB this possible? At most and 14 yard« to go mi
schools they teach you that Raider 49, Shorter . fi
15 minus 15 equals zero, or Lewis open on the 22 1
a first down. Where did the
one yard come from?
Fortunately, the Ocean
City oversight and the
referee's short stride didn't
hurt the_ Raiders ultimate
vistoty. But it could have!
Instead . of first and 10 and
a chance to use up more
time in prolMtlnR their lead.
Ocean City was again forced
to punt; and Salem took
over. It took them five
plays to score, doing it
when Shorter hit Porter with
i pass on the. 28 and he
outran Mathias and .ran over
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With ,i third and
situation on their uwn
Salem fumbled. Vande
recovered for Ocean Cit
the Ram 26. On the
play, quarterback I
injured his ankle. Afl,
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Foor thre
McEly ea,
playeiiiler ciel
pass to Curl
One play la
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back
short
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S. Staff Photos,
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Salem then put the C
City defense to the sup
first down. The ser
halfback carried twt
thi' IS where Salen
to be sure of .it le
On the next fo
Porter slowly bu
pained 17 yards wh
it second and goal
one. Then, for sum
reason
Raiders, qv
decided trj
himself ins
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failed
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eleven plus 1 :
victory over
Celtics, 76ers meet
in anniversary tilt
miij. 11 .
on the rest of 0J the Nation's fans
SATURDAY, OCT.
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Salem by
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Gridsters seek
second virtdrp
on home field
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Or. in Cit\ IUIM Schoul Hid
Raidi i~ will attk their
eti ml btrii|,M win ul tin
Ht IMH Situnluy whin thtv
mttt P^inivri 14 U \n.ti F*
mir Cifinatnin un in
The game will be the home
opener for the Hod and
White,
Many other future Raider
foes managed victories
Saturday with defending
Cape-Atlantie champion
Hammonton gettiriis 25
points from star fullback
Cliff Dorsey while
Allentown, 600.
whom the Raiders meet a
week from Saturday, ' !
out St. Joseph's
Hammonton, 260 with
quarterback Chick Ludman
throwing for three
touchdowns and scoring
113
7H another. Mainland
0 made good its South Jt
%, 3 Conference debut by
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2 Atlantic City, 20.8, with
1*5! 4 ^' c h Knupp scoring twice
|_ 46 and riinning for 99 yards.
Flays 60 Gloucester used two
touchdown runs by
Ncl
quarterback Loon Harris to
'°f- J.p beat Woodstown, 38-14.
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Three other teams on the
Raider schedule were beaten
3 OS In their openers last week.
4.S
4.1
dropped a 22-20 decision to
St. James of Carney's Point
despite two touchdowns by
the OapersJ Stan Curry,
Middle Township was
clobbered by Pemberton,
32.14, ' and Pleasantville
dropped a 26-8 contest to
tough Holy Spirit,
The seouting report on
Palmyra indicates a tough
line, especially at the tackle
positions, with their
offensive strengths centering
around a series of end
sweeps, and power plays.
Halfback Bruce Robinson,
who set up one of the Pals
two touchdowns Saturday
with a 65 yard run, is their
most consistent
ground=gainer. Two other
halfbacks, Ken Horton and
Game!! Peters, scored the
two touchdowns in the
opening victory and udd
depth to their running
attack, Quart'prbaek F'rank
Baumgarner throws the ball
very- well but the overall
Palymyra passing attack lacks
strong receivers.
Defensively, the Pals are
fairly strong against the
inside run hut have some
r.gham, trouble with the sweeps and
'f the would probably have a lot
ii will ui trouble handling u good
line-up passing attack. Their opening
in the pme foes. Cinnaminniiii. '.,•,.'. vj-a.'i
pr,-:wd): ! fit ^f.e., 1 £^r^in •htAds
up ih,- ' Jr.'..r,:,-a:ka Alborti.
iiopi-- ;hal th>- friisli--, frfurti
»il! . %•••••-•r'n'.e Tf.'it- ich',i,.l
•pi.-i: ,il.;' ,h.v, ;hf »-hnfji's
much to lit dca.fi:d'
offensively making it
difficult to ' accurately judge
the Palmyra defense.
It would seem, judging
from the scouting reports,
that Ocean City's best
opportunities in this
Saturday's game will come
from the arm of quarterback
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FIRST TD OF SIASON - Jam.
halfback for the Red Raiders, leaps overt)," 1
line in Saturday's game with Salem postiriSl!
score of the now season for tho '---"••• *"*«
Skip Given und tho outside
lining of Ron Pennington
and Bob Moore. If the
Raider defense can turn in
another outstanding
performance this week In
seeking their 11 th straight
home victory over the last
three seasons, it would seem
quite probable that The
Raiders will enter the
Cape-Atlantic League wars
Hiking, logging tests
set for county park
CAPE MAY COURT
HOUSE - Entries are being
received for the Fad
Jamboree five-mile "Hike
Against Time" and five.mile
"Jon In" to be conducted in
the Cape May County Park,
•jQrl-obct—18, starting—at 1
p.m. The former is a walk
according to the official
rules governing this sport
and the latter is a run to
win, get in shape or reduce.
Appropriate awards will be
gi»en to the winners and
runner-ups.
Entry forms may be
obtained from Major Qenild
Smith, Director of Parks /
Recreation, County of Cape
May, Cape May Court
House, N.J. 08210,
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