Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

nvrC • " — ietllUN I WOFirst Raider foes lack experience:»£»«£ SKM MSMURK £•»==... thefootballpossible —„,,,.„„, woui mineSiv«ski will be facing sehooliwho, like his own Red Raiders,are lacking in experience,Ttiree of thiffi, however, have•whatever advantage a homefield gives in seholaitie sports.SOUTHERN REGIONAL (7-2) lo« one of iti two reversedeciiions to Ocean aty by a 20-7 count, Coach Ron Emmertwill start his second year at thehelm with seven of n lettermenreturning. One of them ii seniorquarterback Joe DePaiquale,who has throwti for almost 2, looJJifdB in the last two ieasons.me fivelO flingir. towed JOtouchdowns last year, includingfloe again* the Raiders. Our;.$efense, however, picked offtour Of Joe'i passes last Sep-205) and halfback "MikeUarafola (5-11. 190!, Both werestarters one year ago. Emmertalso has a top-notchplacekicker in middje guardRUM Aspy. He has booted jixfield goals the )git two seasonsand has 35 extra point conversionsto his credit. 'Southern'g big queitlonmarks are on the line. Emmertlost most of his interior linemenand injuries have furtherclouded the picture ofrebuilding. If he can get hisblockers together to giveDePasquale a little time tothrow and open a holior two forBerry and Garafoia, the Ramsshould be tough Whether theywill be tough by Saturday,25% SAVINGSON INSURANCE PREMIUMSOur new program of combininghome and auto coverage makesthis possible. Call our InsuranceDfinartment.ORDILLEAbAsburyAAvenueTake aBig BiteOut of InflationW^mAsk for Tom PfaffPHON1391.1300REALTYOcean City, N. J,QPEMIVGCOMING SOON!0. ELECTRIC SUPPLYFREEBaby Sifting Servicewhile using Spa Facilities• lUIH MM?. MTMM UIIITUU NMT• «in NN SHK•INHUHorn Undtr Conttniotionciuww 927-8011CALL NOW927-8011You ma,! mm, 1M „*"* -'—— taatMlerHealih Spa International, .^ nuimwii (SOUthJeriey Group Two ehampioni)on theJFUudtH- Raider schedule li ST.JOSEPH OF HAMMONTON (S=4) which ii the smallest schoolin New Jeriey fielding afootball team. The Wildcats areentering the Cape-AtlanticLeague this season but will notbe eligible for the footballchampionship until next Fall.Coach Jim Gallagher (7-frI)enters his third year as headcoach with eight returningiettermen out of the 25 whoproduced St. Joe's secondwinning season in history lastyear,A key player, who will be asgood a receiver as our area has,B tight end Bill Vaccaro (8-2,3X>> who is also a bruisingMocker. Speedy but small (5-B)George Phillips will be a threatat running back with Bon HillCS-9, IBS) filling the quarterbickposition. Hill throwswill at the shorter distancesand figures to be going toVaccaro frequently. Juniortackle Tony Rtarttt (HO, 310)is the big man on the interiorlint.GallaghBr'i team looksbig thii ^ year but»me very talented young mengraduated and he ii left with alack of overall depth and experience.Last season hisquarterback, Dave Scradino,threw for more than 1,100 yariwith Larry Henshaw catching28 passes (a school record) andLou Pantalone grabbing 18passes, scoring 84 polnti in onlyfive games, Pantalone andlinebacker Charles Hamate areboth at Hartford Junior Collegewhile Henshaw is at Lehigh on ascholarship.Ocean City .and St. Josephmeet for the very firit timeSaturday, September 29 on theHammonton High School field.Official Cape-AtlanticLeague competition begins thefollowing week when theRaiders visit WILDWOOD (W)where there ii a new coach anda renewed spirit. RichardGable, with over live yearshead coaching experience, hasassumed the head coachingehorei for the iws Wanton.The former center linebacker* Temple University has onlyby Ed VlrthWe Wilcant arrtved, ourshuffling summer Mason hascome and floneand the Pelicansare beginriing to fly jouth•pin. It is my lot to once againMuni to writing our "&ufflin'On" column, Tne past fewmonths the column was sharedby Mae Murphy and EvelynSpangler, and I wish to thankboth for a job well done.Our season was very successfulIn that we did see manynew faces in regular play andnew winners in our tournamentp!«y. IJie progressives wereextremely iueeessful tinder thedirection of lorn Jackson. Theywere all well attended and wealso had some new winners inthis group.The candy shoots were alsomost outstanding in participationas well as newwinners. Harold and ThelmaHartman did the usual yeomanfib with these shoots. Neediestto say Tom and Harold haveplenty of help in running thesetournaments.While we «re on tournamentsI must take this opportunity toClinics scheduleda.t tennis courtsTennis pro Phil Bimbaumhas announced the schedulingof free tennis clinics for ladiesand fourth to sixth gradediUdren., Tite ladies 1 clinic will bestarted on Thursday, September§?, from 8.30 to 10eachThursday morning. Open playwill be available after eachsession and a tournament willbe held at the end of the clinicfjeriouthe clinic for fourth to ilxth#ade studtnta wUl be held onaurtday evenings from S to «o'clock iUrting on Thurtday,These free , cllaica aretpnMNd by the aty of Ommaty Recreation Departmentand in held on the teimUcourUateth O. and Atlantic »v. 'Tv u& tetHir formationTO tennli or any otherQu,mmtimmwm.D)l»tlnc(ionbut heJ didn'tpaath »yeari.Georgewamp (M, 1W) from guard tofuHoaek. Ridiard Gentck (W,195) has bttn shift «ilfromcenter to end. Tom Freeman,(6-2,197) is back at quarterback.Ed Wilson has experience atcenter while Al Brown is backat a running back spot.Phil Answini, who coachedthe Warriors the past fourseasons, remains on the ataff asan assistant. Otherwjjie, Uiecoaching at Wildwood will bebrand new. Gable, by the way,worked with Slaveski for a fewyears at Lenapt Regional HighSchool. When the Raiders andWarriors meet on Saturday,October 8 In Maxwell Field itwill be for the 49th time. OceanQty leads the stria, 3113,Including a 394 win last year,Fbur games have been tied.Once again Coach BobWunder (10-17) will not belacking for size at LOWERCAPE MAY REGIONAL (2-7),Last year, it should be noted,the physical advantage did nothelp but he is very high on asophomore quarterback namedHenry Wise. A cousin to "SweetCharlie," thia young man threw17 touchdowns as a freshman.He stands six-one and shouldhave a bright future.In front of Wise the Tigershave Gary Zahora (6-3,200) andLou Hemingway (6-3, ISO) attackles. Tim Twombly (6-2,190) is the center. Carl Sheets(6-2, MS) Ms one linebiGkerspot while Bob Jackson (6-5,185) ii a tough defensive end. '• spring athletic program,Gary Gilbert and John Samson Formerly an assistantboth have experience at runningback. All told, 10 of lastseason's 19 lettermen arereturning.Among those who graduatedwere halfback JamieWashington (WashingtonState) and six-four, 215-poundterton Major (Virgtaia Suite).The Raiders, who lead theCaper series, 9-8, won a 15-0victory last year, Hiey wUl tryagain in the Ocean City homeopener, Saturday morning,October 13. Klckoff time toraUKINGS OF THE KING LEAGUE-Presenltd hire is the Carlo's team,diampions of the Martin L. ffing Basketball League here this summer. Thedamps are (rear, 1. to r.) Carl Warner, Jim Mosby, DarTy! Martin, Car! Davis,"Pop" Rackley, Charles Dunmore, Bob Martin, Dick Harris, (front, 1. to r.)Myron Davis, coach; Nate Davis, Mark Rackley and (sitting) mascot NateDavis, Jr. Sailor Photo.Klepac resigns as track coachTed Klepac has resigned ashead coach of the Ocean atyHigh School track and fieldteam, it was announcedyesterday by Fred "Dixie"Howell, athletie director at theschool, ,Howell did not disclose whowiU replace Klefmc in thetootbail coach, KJepae switchedhis talent to track in 1961, andwas named head track coach in1963. During his mentorshlp, hischarges won 102 dual meets in10 years and lost only 13.Klepac's runners and jumperswon the Cape-AtlanticLeague Championships in 1972and in 1973, and in the yearsfrom 1965 through 1173 with theexception of 19BB, his runnerspicked up the CAL Relay Utl«.His teams have wen the LongBranch Group Two Chambome Raider games is again set P»on»hips me tast three seasonsfor 10:30 weept fcr Ham- «"~ w -•»» •**"« u Klepac instituted the indoor.V9 1V,UV @|bG|J|| *• tack program, initiated Hiemonton (11 o'clock). • • --Briageton Group Two Relay cross country team andNext week we'll pan on some championships the past two established the first girls' relayinformation aboti the second yean.track tram at OCHS.half of the Raider schedule. He was named outstanding A graduate of Woodbury Hightrack coach by the Cape- School, Admiral Farragut"' "* itftj toir.years, .Academy and Gl«»ahoro StaterCollegft, MapBc In a teacher isthank aU of our volunteers whoacted as referees and.seorekeepers during the entireseason. There were many daysmat were stifling hot, whichmade these job* a real drag.Owe again • great big thankyou.As usual our season was moreor less closed with our annualbanquet. You have alreadyread it was held at the Lin woodQiuntry Club. The banquetroom was renovated and it was• real pleasure enjoying •banquet dinner In such finesurroundings. Our presidentRod Boone presided and MayorB, Thomas Waldman attended.He spoke on the pleasantrelationship that Ocean atyand our Shuffleboard Clubenjoys and how he feels that ourClub enhances the drawingpower bat our great city enJ»yi.Of course, no banquet issuccessful without many hoursof dedicated work and we wouldbe remiss if we did not thankHarry Wagner who wasdiairman and BUI Zabel whobook over while Harry was onthe Sick list. There were manymore who contributed andagain a peat big thank-you toall.1 Award for outteeaehing in lisa.Curtly McNmsbyin tltlm roundSOMERS POINT - FredCurtis, Jr., a is-year-61dMataUifd Regional High Schoolsophomore, will play CharlesMcNesby in a SB-hole matchSaturday for the initial OreateBay Country Club chain,pionahip.Curtis gained the title play bypoitlng the low medalqualifying round, 89. Otherqualifying round soorei ineludeda ra by Chet Chrniei, a 71by Bay Spurfcck and « TI by ArtThe winner Sunday willrepresent Create Bay CountryOub in the ToBrnament ofOiampiors at the UnwoodChart*-forSPpRT FISHING"MAMRON II"40TWK SCREWC«pt. Cart Bodinm-mr m"Be Taught^ The Best' 1[Register Now to N^tB^amfC^sflie history department at tehigh school.KMRANCHHORSI STAiLES AVAILABLiFOR RiNTOak and Robert Best Rd,,ScullvillePhone 927-3417-r~mu*^Soardwolkschedule big eventwent'fwwufuiertilbhldfa^ffl*," "MM onbwrtwlk In v«ta«organintlon with theof prsmottag eyaa a muni of becosaralive milei andtoiihen, Th«ee rum are open 'totoe public although iStbwhip m a Boardwalk Runnerh mcouraged,Hiow inter«ted k jdnlngthe club may •ecurVa^pUMUoni at Bie Youth CenterFor additional information»«!««* ***#. 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