Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

p PA6I !0 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER tt, W3Open season SaturdayVRaiders look for winning season in 73; Southern first foeby Tom Williams fifth best in South Jenny. TheyLast year Ocean City High won eight of nine games,captured both the Cape-School's football team was the Atlantic League and Cape flayCijunty titiej and icored mLet Me Make points, fourth highest iingleYour Home Beautiful season total in Red RaiderK0NST4NTIN0S K. history.During that campaign there—PAINTER—were 13 individual school80! Sift St.. Ocean Cityrecords established. QuarterbackDave Andrews setPH. 3BJ.2S82fourYour Cost-Conscious BuilderANPOCONSTRUCTION CO., INC,—Commercial and Residential-NIW WORK-ALTERATIONS—ADDITIONSHome winterizing and maintenanceof your property while you are away.PHONE 823-3404JACOB C. 3CHUFF, JR,Corson Electric» r.iOCEAN CITYN.J• RESIDENTIAL• COMMERCIAL• ELCCTRiC HEATING• HOTPOINT lNOW IS TNI TIME TOTHINK ABOUT HUTSAFE, CLEAN I DEPENDABLEELECTRIC HEATCALL US FOR A FREE HOME SURVEYDays - Dial 399-5445,Nights - Dial 399 5446ANDERSONELECTRICWait»« , ,,COMPANYIfeh.rd J. O.mp|ELECTRIC* RISUEKIIIL I COMnGIU *ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSGENERAL ELECTRIC© APPLIANCESALES ud SERVICEFactory Trained Servicemen930 Asbury Avenue Phone 399-1598Quality Remodelingwith a Personal Touch?CallKAYToday* 345-2191EVERY TYPE OF/"•!•PUILDING SERVICERESIDENTIAL &COMMERCIALmost touchdownpuiei in a season and a game,most yardj pasiing in a gameand most interceptions in acareer. End Frank Sannino,who set two marks the yearbefore as a junior, added fourmore. He caught 44 passw for748 yards and 11 touchdowns inhis career, In addition' therewere the tackle record* sit byMke Baldini and WayneMacMurray's record-brtakingtoe.That doesn't even mentionthe fergottin men of statistics,the linemen. Bill Keele was AJ1-Stati with other post-ieasonhonors going to GeorgeSavitsky, Tim Schellingir,QiarlM Dalrymple and JohnMock. Thtre was Tom Rodier,Harry Murrel, the fleetClarence Reed and otheri.Bifl these outstanding playersart all gone! They graduatedlast June and Coach MikeSaveiki 's biggtst project at the«art of this new season Is to fUlthe gaps left by last year'italented group of seniors.One veteran player returningtor Slaveski ig senior runningback Jim Minshull. With twoytarse3ipirience and 435 yardspined under hli belt Jimfigures to be one of ttjestrongest threats in the Cape.Atlantic League, He scoredOcean City's final touchdown oflast stajon by racing a record90 yards against Pleasantviile.At the tackle positions theRaiders also seem quite secure.Both Scott Halliday and JohnKulesza are strong and havebeen under fire frequentlyduring the past two campaigns.They will open many holes forMinshull and close many while00 defense.Joining Minshull in the backfield will be Jim Ginn, whopicked up Sfl yards last yearwhile seeing limited action.Ginn it bigger and faster butlaa been used primarily as ablocking back thus far.Fullback John Andrews wasihaken up against Oakcrest in ascrimmage but figures to beback to full strength bySaturday, Andrewi won postseasonhonors lait year atdefensive end.Filling Andrews' show atquarterback will be TomGargan, the number two manlast year. Tom has experienceia the defensive |»ekfieldf|swell He doesn'lJBguhJ to throw v.me ball as far or, possibly, aloften as Andrews but he knowshow to move the football.On the receiving end of manyof Oarpn 'i pasie» will be ScottSiipp and Milt Champion,Siipp playing at a widtreceiver spot with Oiamptonholding down the tight end spot.Howard Wrigit will start atcenter, sophomore RandySmith figures to be the guard onttie tight side with Tom Straitenand Tony Galgnte sharing theother guard spot. Many otherplayers will also see action inback-up roles and defensivepositions.It seems like Slaveski'sdefense will again hold its ownbut the offense will be the bigquestion mark, Mmshull canrun but the remaining offensivebacks and receivers must stillprove themielves. Needless tosiy, the offense cannot beexpected to come up to lastyear's success but they couldhold their own.As far as the Cape-AtlanticLeague is concerned,Heasantville wUl be the teamto beat though their coachingchange might slow theGreyhounds at the start of theWANTthat |ob dent whileyou're away, toprepare for nextseason or alittlesomething to make lifeeasier new?If so, give us a alland en(ey service,quality and expertwork at the minimumin cost.Call Day orNight forFree Estimates• ADDITIONS• PATIOS• PORCHES• R00F1N8• MRNEftSCan 646-2710Mason. Hammonton will be athreat and Middle Townshipmust be considered apossibility. Those are the onlythree teams that w» can getfinishing ahead of the Raidersand we're not too surt about allof them, Pleajantville,however, must b§ a jtrong*oice to taJ« away OceanOty's title.The Raiders are a verydefinite threat to win anotherCape May County crown withonly the Panthers standing intheir way.The overall snaion couldbring a winning record thou^ithe schedule is quite a bit easierthis year. Defending SouthJersey Champion Audubon isgone as is archrival MainlandRegional, a South JerseyConference school, BurlingtonTownship has' also beenremoved. In their place wehave one brand hew school,Buena Regional, plus St.Joseph of Hammonton, thesmallest school in the state tofield a football team. The otheraddition is Centra^ Jerseypowerhouse, Central Regional,Saturday's opening game willtell a lot about Slaveski'i 1873team. Southern Regional was 7-2 last year and, although theytost quite a few linemen, theirbackfield is practically intact.The Rams have had a few preseasoninjuries but will beready this Saturday inManahawkin.If Ocean City wins thisSaturday, ana' there is noreason to believe their chancesaren't very good, it « quitepossible they could win theirfirst four games. We fullyexpect them to beat St. Joseph,Wildwood and Lower Cap*May. After that things get quitea bit tougher, Our guess for 1973is a 6-3 reeord Mr the RedRaiders with PleasintviUe,Hammonton and Central thetough teams,Whether or not our optimismis well founded will be clearlyindicated this Saturday!CLASSIFIED ADBRINGS RESULTSTom Gargan, senior quarterback, limbers up Juspassing arm for the Red Raider opmer againstSouthern Regional Saturday, Shore Studio Photo.The NEW Onesare HERE!74s'Welcome Neighbor" to theExciting Showing of the NewCHEVROLET^andOLDSMOBILESTODAYTHRU SATURDAY (SEPt. 22)Open Every Evening" ft.* .Youll LoveVisiting OurNew Showrooms!REFRESHMENTS• GIFTS• SURPRISESLARGE SELECTIONOFOffiVROLETS&OIXISMOBILESat Tremendous Savings> frrIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSCLASSO'IED AD RATESUopy milled In, gven to represehtiitive or brought tooffice personally, MUST IB ACCOSffANlED BY CASH OR'*STAMPS to cover cost. Copy accepted over phone'asOBUrteiy and eooventoMce to cuMomer. Remittance nffiit bein before advertisement is set In type. 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