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16 SECTION TWO
SPORTS VS GRAPES Mike Nevill ntid Sheldon
• Byron, Wyo. - Two Byron Carter both reerived four
Jiigli Knhool students have letters each in football*
proved the old adage 'hat basketball, and traek, Neville
athletics and good grades was valedictorian and Carter
diin'l mix isn't always true. Wiss salutniorian.
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DIAL 399-6111
Hawks defeat
Sea Isle City
by 19-8 score „
The Ocean City Hawks
won their third game in as
many start* this year by
dofi'alin|4 • Sen Isle City's
Chiefs 19-6 In o game
playod Sunday on the Ocean
City field.
Hawk back Mike Fields
had a field day, running for
two touchdowns, one for 63
yards and the other for 31
yards, and returniiiK an
intercepted pas for 52 yards
to tally all three Hawk
scores, A pass from Bobby
Coif to Jim Quinn gave
Ocean City its lone extra
point.
After a series of penalties,
Sea Isle City scored up the
middle for four yards by
Fred Barbagallo. Sea Isle
City scored a safety for two
points when Newbold
tackled Bobby Cole in the
end zone, AH the scoring
took place in the first half.
The second half was a
defensive battle.
On Sunday, the Hawks
travel to Middle Township
to meet the Middle
Township team for the
second time this year. The
Hawks won the first game
214. Game time is 2 p.m.
on the Middle Township
field.
Bowling
POINT BOWLING
Powder Puff
Jolly Roger, 3, Question
Mark, li Swingers^ 3, Cast
Offs, I; Miami Somers, 4,
Daniels, 0; Crab Trap, 3,
Sullivnns, 1.
High singles and series.
Marge Pinto, 202 and 520;
High team single and series,
Miami Somers, 829 and
2299,
Standings: Miami Somers,
10-2; Sullivan, 8-4: Jelly
Roger, 8-4; CJuestion Mark,
8-6: Crab Trap, 6-6; Daniels,
4.8; Swingers, 3-9; Cast-Offs.
39,
AFTER SEVEN
MIXED DOUBLES
Bloody Mar ys 1 ,
GrasshopperB 0; Rusty Kails
3, Serewdrivers 1; Sneaky
Petes 3, Black Russians 1;
Whiskey Sours 2, Stingers 2,
High individual singles,
Mickey Calise (men) . 201
and Maria Calbo (women)
,158. High individual series,
Mickey Calise (men) BB7
and Maria Calise (women)
THI OCIAN CITY Sf NTlNILLEOOeR _^ , —__
», mams-. —^""Tjji f- ""•"" II Hunters asked to assjsT
••
••
in state deer herd stgjy
PASS INTERCEPTIQN-Mike Fields high = L orer for the Ocean City Hawk ,
sroots 52 yards afttr a pass intrrr L ptnn for his third touchdown in Sund.i\ s
19 8 win over Sea Isk Cits
. ARCHER SUCCESS-Abby Anderson, of 811 2nd at., Somers Point, is
shown with the spike buck he killed Monday with bow and arrow. The deer
weighed 102 pounds. It was the first kill reported from the Mainland in the
current archery season which opened Saturday,
-109, High team game and
series. Bloody Marys 608
and 1728,
Standings: Bloody Marys
10-2, Rusty Nails 7-a,
Sneaky Petes 7-5, Whiskey
Sours 6-8, Grasshoppers B-7,
Black Russians n-7,
Screwdrivers 4-8, Stingers
4-8,
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-THURSDAY NIGHT
BOWLERS
Sandbar 4, Meyer Motors
0, Parkway Pharmacy 3,
Garden Motors 1: fillie's
Shop 3, Hagertlli'V Oil 1;
Dailey Plumbing and Heatinf
2, Williams Builders 2.
High individual game and
series, Joyce Bakley 179 and
497, High team qame and
series. Sandbar f>99 and
1819.
Standings; Williams 10V4 -
514, Tillie's 10,6, Sandbar
10-6, Mayer Motors 9V4-6'--S,
Parkway 97. Dailey 7i-12W.
POINT LANES
City League
Wallace, 1.
Stalnton, 1,
Wimberg,
Anderson, 3.
Boyer, 3
Rumer, 2,
High
Hiekninn,- 0;
PTroop, 0;
Strange, 1;
O.C.F.D, J;
. Round=up, 1;
Hyatt, 2.
8 I n it i ° , J I fn
Pfovenjion, 235; High series,
Jim' Provensfin, 572;- Hijfh
team single*, Strange, 572;
Hlsjh team series, Slrangn,
2559-
Stiindinqs: StranjiH, H8;
Hyatt, 13-7; Anderson, 13?;
Rumer, I 1-9; WimherjJ, 119,
Wallace, 119; Stninton,
1010; Hiekman, 0-1);
Roundup, Oil; Buyer. 0-1 J;
O.C-F.D,". 713; FTrr.op,
3-17.
POINT LANES
Capo Atlantic
Bcnner Esso, '.), Moyer
Motors, 1; Key Man, 3,
Wallace -Hardware, 1;
SaleMTiun, ,'j, Doclurs, 1; N,,I,
Natural Gas, 3, VVondcrland
1,
High men's sinijlf. Chuck
Abnims, Wonderland, 223;
High men's triple. Bob
Adams, Bonner, fjflu.
Stiindings: Benner,
•Wallace '
I1-0S' Wonderland, 11-5; Oaji
Co., 8-8; Salesman, 61 0;
Doctors, 3-13; Moyer, 3.J3,
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Seafood
Lrjbslers, ••), Dolphins, 0;
Crabs, 3, Sharks, 1; Shrimp,
3, Clams, 1 ; Mlnnowfv, 3
Seallups, 1; Flounders ri'
Oysti-rs, 1 ; Whales, 3,'
. Porpoises, 1....
Hi((h individual p]ti(
Joyce Ituis El Bara, !O!sj
High three Hame serins'
J6yce Reis E! Bfira, 009;
High team singhi. Crabs "
599; Hi|ih tenm series, Crab«
1721.
Standings: Minnows, 12-1-
Sharks, 12.4; Whales, 11-fl;
Scallops, 9-7; Flounders H-S-
Clams, 8-8; Crabs, H-8;
Porpoises, KB; ; Shrimps, imp, 7-' 7D;
Lobsters, B-ll; - -- Oysters, - 1] 2;
Dolphins !12 '
frsprini! League
Jesters, .», Markera,
Crack er.jacks, 4, Hot Flashes,
0; Spares, 3, LtvewireSi 1;
Spark Plugs, 3, jOddballs, 1;
Hi Flyers, 3, Shockers, 1;
Tenpins, 3, Fireballs, 1.
High slnglDS, Mary Jane
Willnrd, 191; High series,
Mary Jane Willard, S16,
High team single.
Crackorjacks, 191; High. team,
series, Crackerjacks, 179*1.
Standings: Crackerjacks,
ll-B; Hi Flyers, ll-S; Spark
Plugs, 10-fl; Tenpins, lo-fl:
Jesters,. 9-7; Oddballs, S-";
Fireballs. -7-9i Llvewires, 7-9;
Markers, 8-8; Spares, 8-10;
Shockers, 5 11; Flashes
3-13.
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NORTHFIELD BOWLING
CENTER
Ocean City Mixed Doubles
Grapefruits, 2, Applrs, .2;
Pineapples, 3, Watermelons,
1; BanariAS, 3, Apricots, 1;
Cherries, 2, _ Piums, 2;
Oranges, 3, Tangerines, 1;
Pears, .3, Grapes, 1; .'Peaches,
2, Lemons, 2; Limes. 3ii,
Strawbefries, 14.
High singles, Chet
Wimbcrg, 21 1, Marty Darby,
199; High series, Chet
Wimberg, 550; Marty Darby,
520. High team single.
Grapefruits, 682, High team
series. Peaches, 1903,
Standings: Bananas, B-S:
Limes, B'4.3 1 ,*; Piums, 8-1;
Strawberries, 7H4«;
Grapefruits, 7-5; - Peaches,
7-6;- Pineapples, 7-5; Pears,
7-5; Watennelons, 6-6;
Apples, 6S\ Oranges, 8-6;
Apricots, 5-7; Chorries, 5.7:
Lemons, 1-8; Tangerines,
2-10; Grapes, 111,
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"THI ITATiON WITH BXPBKJHNCE"
TOPS IN »>RODUCTS an* SERVICE
JOHN STOCKETT, Owner
18 FISH
STICKS s 1.00
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List winter th* Division
uf Fi Ji nnrf Garnn initials H
propr im
uf thn
Man i
Hie
Bun nu
t mi nt to
inftirm itmn tht
ind
provide
Nn» Jtrsty dtir In rd
on snison il muvt mt'iit'*
Pirt tif the progrF(tm
cnii5i.ini of cipturini,
titfl'inu mil n It lsinij wiltl
dt i r tn varltlu^ p irLi u! tht
Stitt Thi mi ditr cmplii
wrm taBBtd with m.til
catth t iff^ in oni or btith
ear 1 ' and a rolorid pi i. 1 tic
c trt imtr wi^ ittachtd to
out tar FawriT wrri tl r o
capturtd tnd njr ti|j(jt d witli
-.mall clip tau*i All of the-,*
deur were taken and released
in BurlinRton, Oconn, Warren
and Hunterdon Counties.
The success of .this
program now depends on
the cooperation of
sportsmen, biologists and
interested individuals. Should
anyone rceovfr one of these
deer the following
inforrnation should bu sent
to the Bureau of Wildlife
Management:
Both numbered ear Uigs;
date recovered (month, day.
year); recovered by (a) riiimo
(b) permanent mailina
address; where recovered: (a)
local area (b) distance and
direction from nearest town
(e) county (d) state; how
did individual obtain deer?
(shot with gun or bow and
arrow, ear kill,' dog kill,
other - explain); remove and
return lower jaw of deer.
All Information, mcjudiiig—.
-4ays — anrj-^rower jaw should
be packed and sent to;
State of Now Jersey,
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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
No. 40 Telephone 309.5411
lim R, Godfrey
Jutkaho0 0,1,
iti in- Vietnam
2 0 • y i• u r • 0 I d
e fiC'rvifc-e man was
aetliin in South
on October 10.
ofding to Army
^ri, Sp/"! William
jjodfrey tiled when a
pier in which he was
; was shot down by
. -He- wa§ — a
er of thu First Air
frey, a nativp of
oc, was a member
1967 graduating
f Oei'un City High
l. He entered the
in .November,
and iinfived in
In April this year,
survived by his
Mr, and Mrs,
C, Godfrey.. An
is Herbert L.
, of this city,
funeral will be
[nfed
when the
'I body ia returned
home in about 10
frty was awarded
Silver Star in
|ob for aotioii
i-!Un "emplaee-
IMegatas coming
Prices above minimums
Land auction produces
$60,000; 80 more lots
listed in second sale
Tin- city -.,,1,1 «,eo,aotj
wurth oi building InU, dunnf J
J>tandin^ rcioni dhl> auctmn
f,.ili- hfld in thu City H.1II
etimmi^ioii ehiirnbt-r gjturda^
Spintrd biddinK un thi- pjrt
IJI WMUld br bujtra rururd all
price fur tin- SO l,,ts -.ulri will
abovf tin- minimum prir
S hrnl TAill pnsidt Thi fin-t
cfdtr cf bu m s, will bt Lh*>
fit utum cf i nc?w mod rateir
Thnt Bibk ^tudit- will bi
P" n b\ thf Rv\ Dr D~in,ild
G MIIILT prt idnnt *if th
Pitt burLh Th J I u M r 11
!5irninar\ All rtp jfl tu ihr
^> nnd will bf- made on
Nf tnd i\ lit Fiic_n at m*" tln^
jn tin Mu it- Pi^f ihd in Un
r if t UmUd Pn-b>l-nin
i hun.h 7th t ind \\t Itv i\
Ruling Id* r of thi- Flf t
Pr b\tirnn Church ui Oram
Cilv will J TM th romniunmn
\V TF hip rh iirrnm EJdnr
S irnm I I irkh irt will bi ui
t h if(_ I hi Ciimmuuiun
Sir\ic will bf t-n Widn^dn\
nt J p m
t.1 li r H irr\ Murnin^strfn
will hi in LII ir^,t of Millie Pur
iri" iii(_ rn nt R jbi rt (Jutland
h nrm in f iht. huruh s
II h r- A nrnti ti will dir t-t
III ilJTtnnj.
Ht% HiifJi MrHmn
Mill r titid cl rl ir iht
S\ mnl will [3H id* it thi
C ii mm unit n S* r\irt Thn
ct n Li nurd cm pji,i „
Chief Johnny T Taylor
Obituary
Dr. John Nogafe Whiticar
dead; Funeral on Saturday
Dr luhn H gjt* Whitic-if i
ph\ irian hnr tt r 1U >UR.
until hi Ft-iir nu hi mun- than
a di-ejdc igtt dmd m Bufdttt* 1
Tnmlin HtJ pit-il Cip^ Mj\
Court Hiu i TUP d i\ Hr wa-
Thi ph> ii_i m v, \ pc rh ip^
T. w **11 known L an a_ tutt_
bu inn mjh whu at tht- tim^
of hi d jth wj, u mrmbt r oi
th* 1 br-3Fd uf dinctnr- ^r Uic
C tpt- Mi\ C3untj Natitmal
Bink nw fit r t! Hot *ti- 5
Hi^t mrjnt which bt arb hih
middle nam and half ^wncr
ut tht Oc n an Cltv SnmJ'R.
ruinf Coif Club
Hi otht r intLre-*t- included
a H % tin mw
rumra inilrr it th' OemnCiU
llfnbudt t-ltlun or tin II J
f Oi t Liuard Only Ta\Inr
wl he pruplr (buitmin
particularly) wuuld c tup rallinf,
it the OLI in CiH tition
Tht t lficul name m tht
titinn In rt i thn Grc it E[ i,
H irhrir t ititin mid wht n I
hmt ridiu tn OCF in I it>
Cti i t Cuurd whn iiuwir n
Tht Htitiun at C3LI jn Cilj
IM ir^ 1 ind th it who
T i v I i r Im , N p i n il
3J ind i lulf >i ii» in tin Cu t
Cuarri nnd mti t rt.ct nth w L
d_ i(.nt.d tin the B irnt [.jtt
h[,iit-liip ittd ht- wi ufhrt r in
uhargt of thn Iif.ht.hiiJ "H"
Sand\ ilnpk
Btjrn in Mulfor Virninui
Tavlor t timt ^ frum a lung hnttif
t r\it.t pt jpli Hi Tiithtr
\\ in th N iv\ riiuiiif- tin lir-t
Unrld V7ir ind Wiib kt-pt ut til
tht tLund wir tinl\ b uau e tif
hi i|.e Two nf THJ lor s unrlt.
uert in the Coa t Guird
Thp new nffictr in char^therc
wunt to rhuol in
Gr. tnvillt NC Tun verifier
he cnmplttnd hich-nling
hi- join} the Cru t
C_ uard and ^v ill bi eligible for
n tin mi ht 111 M jrrh 1J70
I tlon t know though Iht
t OH t ijuird hi bt t n mighty
W t d to me I rn not o urn I II
It iv thi j rviti hlu n the timt
t-tirn(
1H aid
Ta\lnr who I now
Tavlt r 1 murnnd to a Nrjrth
Cdrolm i i irl tht forrnf r Mirv
E Muj Thi t-ouph h i no
i hildre n Mr Tnylor i
n m ninny in Norfolk Va for
thi pn ml bul Ta\lor >iid hr
will hi in On m Cits It r i 11 it
m \t wt t k
^ itt T" Will Choo t tWO
L^nmbUmnn a sheriff and i
touplt of Trntholdtr
Rtprcsnntjtivt Charlt W
Sandman Jr who t-iu rd i
t iimmotitin i wti k n_r b\
indicating hn would not
t tmpairm for puht rn il in ll
tjndidatt William T C^ihill
now »av» he will ejmpu(,n lor
),u bt rn itorial cindiriiti
ttillmm T Cuhill
Sandman ». ly hi Itniark^
oBont not r ptaking ftir Cnhill
i\nrt lakrn nut t f ttintnxt and
ill tortnd De piln thi Tact that
f
ahii! dtft ited bandman in lilt
prim-try Sandman trmd and
trut CiQF'ttr that ht i- will
pt ak fir Cahill hi rn untj tht rn
That -nltlts that Sandman
L lor Cahill
Nnxt i prtpnrttd la t wt ck
"sheriff A Hupptrt Htil i- not
lor thn Htpuhhran shtrif!
i jnrlid itt
Hell Ti nl' he wj
b o tiled iu t ti f i nt w
umination b% the OOP
«V mization um} ht thi rfforc
i Lhrnning hln llpport to thr
t mtirj-utit canthdntt fm
titnrt Elmtr(Pat) Knlh
Htil iipport .hould bt
worth i couplt of thousand
vclt to Krllv but wht thtr thi,
will bn , noujjh to ti t him
Hntttd i« i mntttr tif douht
Tht GOP orpjni^Jition in .trong
in thtse part
Th. Dnnn.rr L ,,rt TI i ni U
I I I )
Hughes
robbery
your honor," said the slender,
gum chewing Negro. After a
conference in the judge's
chambers, first assistant
Atlantic County prosecutor
Solomon Fsrmari, plainly
stunned by Murray's refusal,
withdrew the* witness.
The indictment followed
and it contained a summary of
what Murray claimed to have
heard from Hughes' own lips.
It was "Hearsay" evidece but
hearsay evidence testified to in
the presence of the defendant
is admissible in trinls.
What effect, if any,
Murray's story would have had
continued on page 10
Killed In crash
William W MrLiughlin,
27 > tnr old Vim land pott whes
^ervtd i i modt ntur for the
Pnetr\ Forum Itjturtd at the
Ocmn Cltj CuTtuflT ^rta
Lnntt r dn tl i irl% Sunday
mornlnn Irom lnjurits
•-U tuiird in in nutomobllr
ai titinnt on H irdin;. Highway
in But n i Bnrou^h
AtenrdlnB to Mult Polirn of
Malaijj Bjrr irk" McLaughhn s
cir truck i curb md turned
omr Ht wa dc id on arrival at
Niweomb Hospitil in Vineland
with ht id injune
A wid 11 \ rt ad poet
MeLau|-hlin j- book
_Ctin r piririts of Lovt ind
Death wa tlntttd by thr
OhioStitt Unnrr-itv Pri for
public ititn in Jnmriv i l )7n
At lh.L tirrn iT hi dtath,
MtLaui-hhn wa working tin a
ntivt 1
McLaughhn wi nmplo\td
u- T t hum uptrvi or in thn
Himmtinton tiffiet of the Nt w
Jtrity St «ti Emplovmint
Strvict Ht wi maimd ind
Ihi Ijthtr ol thru mall
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