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— SECTION TWO _THEOCEANCITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUGUST 5.1977
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OC YC sailing results
As the Ocean City Yacht Club place and-offer a serious
sailing season passed the half challenge to his brother. Vin-
way-mark last week, interest cent Bellwoar, Drexel Hill, Pa:
was focused on a unique battle third place, winner in the
forifirst place in the "A" Class America's Cup Regatta, and
Sunfish fleet as two brothers, 'whose fifth place finish in the
Brian and Andy Hitchings, recent Ocean City Regatta was
Wyndmoor, Pa. fought it out for highest among loci) Junior
top honors. ,
sailors, now appears ready to
Brian, IS, recent America's challenge the leading brother
Cup Regatta Winner is now combination in the second half
leading. Brother Andy, 13 and a of the season. .V .
first year "A" Class skipper, Kristen Morris, a sophomore
. has come on, strong in recent at" Mt. St. Joseph's is the
weeks to 'move into second leading girl skipper in this fleet.
Iizanne Backe, Drexel Hill, Pa.
is also showing her experience
as a top-female contender. D.J.
Harvey Lake tennis Walters, Connecticut, last
year's "B" Sunfish Fleet
Champion and this year's:
second place winner in the
play
America's Cup Regatta, also is
nearing finish participating. A new Ocean
City sailor, Gary Geigerich, has
gotten the feel of the Great Egg
Five of the eight seeded Matt Goukas.
Harbor Bay and is becoming a
players, including top-seeded Mansfield, who has also not threat to the other skippers.
defending champion Don lost a set in three Lake mat-
Barton; have reached the ches,- reached the quarters by In the "B" Class Sunfish
quarter-final round of the beating Ocean City High School Fleet, David Lynch, Ocean
annual Harvey Lake Tennis senior Scott McTigue,- 6-0, 6-2. City, last year's most improved
Tournament. The final eight McTigue had won two straight "
will meet tomorrow in both the matches before losing.. .
quarter and semi-final rounds • The Tendler brothers kept the
with the championship match possibility of a family final
scheduled for Sunday.
alive by advancing but Paul
. All competition .takes place had a lot more trouble than Hal.
on the Recreation Department Hal swept six straight sets to
courts at 6th st.
reach the quarters but Paul
n "B" " sailor, has opened an early
lead in the series". Looking over
his shoulder, he sees Ross
Killian,- Horsharn, Pa., directly
on his stern. Dave and Ross
captured first and second place
respectively in the recent
America's Cup Regatta. Steve
Madonna, Drexel Hill, Pa.
/OceaiiXity^gh—pla^^
whn hor.o.na thla tnnoh mntohaa nooinct Tnm _ Van Jvu ? ne . 1 provides a bright hope for' GP Open: 1. Peter Bellwoar,
Senior Fleet" Results . . .
future O.C.Y.C. yachting Drexel, Hill, Pa; 2. Nan Leute, July 3i- :
skippers. •;•• , r Havertown, Pa., crew, Gail . no: l. Bill Sphill. Barrington,
. Sailing also in mid-week in Becotte, Ocean City;' 3. Aim JoEllen Karabasz, Ambler; 2.
Lasers are: Jimmy Golden, Bellwoar, Drexel Hill, Pa. Alan and Peg Huntsman,
Huntington Valley, Pa., the Sunfish A: 1. Gary Geigerich, Drexel Hill, Pa.; 3. Bob Becotte
• present leader of this fleet, Margate; 2: Andy Hitchings, and daughter, Gail, Ocean City.
followed by Don Wagoner, Wyndmoore, Pa.; 3. Brian Lightning: 1. Dr. Gordon
Plymouth Meeting, Pa., a first "Hitchings, Wyndmoore, Pa. Busky, Jr., and wife, Linda,
year. Laser skipper. Barry Sunfish B: 1. Dave Lynch, George Gaynor: 2. Ed Kavle,'
Salter, tyorristbwn. Pa., an^ Ocean City; 2. Evan Michener, Sandy Killian, Peter Bellwoar;
.Brad Jungels,, Dresner, Pa.., Maple Glen, Pa.;. 3.' Valerie 3. John Parker and wife, Ellle,
• another hewLaser skipper, are. Jungels, Dresner, Pa, ' ' Bob Leohetii. ,. .. • ' •
fighting it out for third place.
GP: 1. Chris Walters^ Bryn
New skipper. Mark Devlin,' Senior- Fleet ' Mawr, Brad Jungles, Dresher,
Gladwyne, Pa., is also sailing in July 30
Pa.; 2. Rich Killian and son,
• this highly competitive fleet.
Rich,Horscham,Pa;3: Harry•
• In the GP-14 mid-week series, 110:- 1. Jack McCarthy and Bellwoar and wife, Joan, '.
EdKavle, Rosemont, Pa., and wife, Laura, Blackwood; 2. Drexel Hill, Pa. ;
his crew Sandy Killian, Hor- Dave DeGroodt, Pitman; 3. Bill Senior Fish: 1. Tim Arnold, •
sham, Pa., are unquestionably Kontes, Buena, crew, Pat Ocean City; 2. Joe Lasprogate, •
the leaders in this fleet. This is DeGroodt
Philadelphia; 3. Allison Weir,:
understandable, . since Eddie, Lightning: 1. Gordon Busby, Abjngton, Pa. . • ]
his brother Jim and father Dr. Jr. and wife, Linda, Huntingdon Laser: • ;
Kavle took top honors in the'
Valley. Crew, George Gaynor; 1. Herb Axilrod, Margate; 2. :
Lightning Class by winning all 2. Jim Accardi, Medford, crew, Jim Sagerholm, Ocean .City; 3.
three races in the recent Ocean Don °GartIand, Delran; 3. Bud Fred Rexon, Haddonfleld \
City. Regatta. Peter Bellwoar, Hopkin, Philadelphia,.and son,.
Drexel Hill, Pa., and crew Chappy t crew, Sandra Emerby. Adult Races ;
Craig Leonard, Henry Backe, -Laser: 1. Herb Axilrod, July 31 ' •;
Drexel Hill, Pa., and crew Margate; 2. Rob Shields,
Linda Bellwoar, and NanPhiladelphia;
3. JimSunfish:
1. Bill and Vera:
•Leute, Havertown, • Pa., and Sagerholm, Ocean City. Turner, Lafayette Hill, Pa.; 2.:
crew Tim Arnold, are actively
competing in .this fleet. Nan
GP14:. 1. Brownie Baer, Ft. Jean Bower and Helen Cross, -
Leute, recently won the Senior
Washington,. Pa., crew, Jim Ocean City; 3. Tom and Marge;
Sunfish trophy in the Ocean
Golden, Huntingdon Valley, -Devlin, Gladwyne, Pa. *
City Regatta.
Pa.; 2. Charlie Barker,
Strafford, Pa., crew, Craig
Mid-week Junior Races Ruff, Alexandria, Va.; 3. Harry DAISY DONUTS
-Bellwoar^Drexel Hill, Pa,rand— —Open Cray Oay 7 «.w. to 11 p.w.-
School whiz who became this tough matches against Tom
'«r, Maple 1*101,
wife, Joan.
iftournament's'
youngest Ramsay. Tendler eventually
Pa., and Valerie Jungels,
OHANGEJWCE
champion (17) last year, moved won, 4-6,* 6-2, 7-6, to advance.
Dresher, Pa. are locked in a
Laser Open: 1. Jimmy Sunfish*: 1. Tim Arnold,
into the quarter-finals without a Gpukas, a 10-year NBA
tight battle for third place.
Golden, Huntingdon Valley, Ocean City; 2. Brian Dooley,
FresMy Squeezed DaVy
bit of trouble. He handled Jon veteran who recently retired to
Val Jungels, third place
Pa.; 2. Barry Salter, Bethesda, Md.; 3. Joe 410 Boardwalk, Ocean City
Hillman, 6-0, 6-1, in the first start a sportscasting career
winner in the America's Cup
Norristown, Pa.; 3. DonLasprogato,
Philadelphia.
round and eliminated with the 76ers, won six straight
Regatta is in her first year of
Wagoner. Plymouth Meeting,
Millville's Stan MaragoudaJris sets to reach the quarters,
competition. Vicke Turner,"
Pa.
by the same- count. Barton starting it off by topping
Ocean City, is also proving GP14 Open: 1. Peter
defeated Mark Kopp, 6-4,64), toAtlantic
City's Tim Bronkema.
herself a worthy skipper in this Bellwoar, crew, John Fenton;
reach the quarters.
Fourth-seeded Tom Wernes,
class. All'in all the quality of
2. Nan Leute, crew, Tim' Ar-
Other seeded players to reach a two-time Harvey Lake
competition in the "B" fleet
nold; 3. Sue Kelly, crew, Gail Rick Tantum
Becotte. "
the quarter-final round include champion, defeated Ocean
A Boards Sunfish:; 1. Vince
2 Tom Mansfield, 3 Paul City's Joe Montorb, 6-0, 6-0, in
tendler. 6 Hal Tendler and 8 the first round and had -only a FNB RANKS 198TH
BeUwoac DraxeL Hill, Pa.; 2. Roofing
little more ~ trouble in the i The American Banker's Gary Geigerich, Margate; 3.
second! But Wernes was copyrighted tabulation of the Kristen Morris, Wyndmoor, Pa. -
Bargain
ean
beaten, 5-7,6-2,6-1, by Jim Rice nation's 300 largest banks as of B Boards: 1. Dave Lynch, •Roofing
in the third round.
June 30, 1977 stated that the Ocean City; 2. Ross Killian,
First National Bank of South. Horsham, Pa.; 3. Valerie
' Pat Madden, the fifth-seeded Jersey advanced from 202nd to Jungels, Dresher, Pa.
•Siding
player, won 6-0, 6-0 in the first 198th rank from year-end 1976.
round but defaulted-his second There are currently over 14,396 July 29 - _ '..-•_
round match to Mainland's commercial banks in the
• Gutters & Spouts
undmt thm
- Craig Off by arriving, late. United States. Mr. Elwood-F. Laser Open: 1. Barry Salter,
Imadarthlp of
. Madden was playing in another Kirkman, President, reported Norristown, Pa.; 2. Don
Father John C. tournament and was delayed. deposits of $512,417,000 andWagoner,
Plymouth Meeting,
" •Repairs ~
—Off was then beaten by Paul assets of $555,511,000 on June Pa.; 3. Jim Golden, Huntingdon-
KILLEEN Podgor, 7-6, 5-7, 7-5, in the30,
1977.
Valley, Pa.
• Free Estimates Made •
Pastor. St Joseph Parish tourney's hardest fought
Sea Isle City
match. •
Another three set match
decided the eighth quarter-final
17th STREET MARKET
BOK 88, Sbmort Point
^ position. Seventh-seeded Tom
SVivarelli was beaten by Mike
1701 Asbury
* Laveson, 6-1, 4-6, 6-1.
Ocean City's Tracy Alien was Ocean Gity, N.J. • Free Ddiifery
eliminated in the second round
as was-Tom-Dawson.-Former--^ All Prime
Raiders Ken Farrell and Frank ~
Jansson were both bumped in
*1428 Mfc Oct. 10th the first round. '
Grade Beef
Ireland France The tournament is directed
Italy Vatican by local pro Phil Birnbaum and
Portugal Spain sponsored by the Recreation
Shannon Bunratty Limerick Department.
Killarney .—Kerry Corlc-
Blarney Walerford Dublin
LRVEY LAKE TENNIS
Lourdes Rome Naples QUARTER-FINAL PAIRINGS
Barton vs Laveson
PHll
P. Tendler vs Podgor . •
*n audltiic* wilh HI, Hollnut.
Rice vsH. Tendler
Pop. Pool VI, It KIMAIM. a* Mil
Of *o coi*ipr«h*nfW« lout of Voll- Mansfield vs Goukas
con Clt» Ttwu ora wily o ,--:•.'.
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40 S. Shor* Rd. 398^600
Lifeguard reunion
listed August 20
All local lifeguards and
former lifeguards are
reminded of the third annual
Lifeguard Reunion to be held
August 20 at Brownie's Lodge in
Bargaintown. .
Festivities will start at approximately
9 p.m. following
the Margate Memorial Races.
Tickets are $5 per couple or $3
, single. Further information and
tickets may be obtained from
Bud McKinley at the 12th st
beach patrol station.
"let Us Cook Your Roast Beef kr Yea
Paul H. Pettit, M.D. and
Robert F. Nunn, M.D.
take pleasure in Announcing
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FB'PAV. AUGUST 5 jjm
Scramble
Real
77, over ,
City's Steve GUlin added 14
with Raider teammate Eddie
Raone getting 13. Karl Schlicter
was the fourth French player in
double figures, scaring 11.
Mainland grad Cary Monroe
paced the losers with 32 points.
George Fdley added 14 and Joe
Guenther 12. •
Port-O-Call held off a .furious
_... . Sportsworld rally to win, 78-76,
French rode 39 points by Bill and stay at the top. Don Otto
MARGATE MEMCAL
Dr. Lawrenci
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pacedtliewin with"30points and
22. rebounds. Paul Gibson
scored 26. Chuck Ireland scored
• his only point with 15 -seconds -
left to help preserve the win.
Port-O-Call had led, 64-50,
entering the final period on the
strength of a 29-12 advantage in
the third quarter. Sportflworld
outscored them; 26-14, in that
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THE OCEAN CITY (X. j.) SENTINKI.-I EDGER
Burman cleared 11 boards, with
Foglio taking 10. •
Hickman defeated Stretch
Real Estate. 73-63. behind 32
.points by Tom Hilley. Steve
Pearson added is with. Bob
Caulfield scoring 15. The difference
in, the game was a 21-13
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•Hickman advantage in the
last period to create the ex- second period. Leo Doyle paced
citing finish. Drew Burman . the losers with 14 points.,
scored 26, Pete Puallen 18, Stan'' Oves
Kruk 14 and Joe Foglio 12.
1 In his first year at The Citadel, Farrell advanced to assistant -
sports editor of the school's weekly newspaper. He won an award';
came very close to
i next year on a tennis scholarship.
from' a South Carolina daily newspaper for his coverage of sports.
being knocked completely .out ' of the top schools in the Southern Conference.
As assistant SID, Ken will be responsible for preparing the
of the, race against winless Barton never lost a tennis match to a South Jersey opponent in school's snorts guides, maintaining statistics on all the school's
Watson's Restaurant. The four years of varsity tennis. He lost only four times in four yean teams and working with members of the media who cover the
Bicycle five finally won, 58-57, and defeated Bill Clark of Cherry Hill East, ranked second (to B u l l d o g s . - ;/.. ••••••';•'
in overtime. Willie Brown Don's third) in the state, both times they met. Barton also won the
scored four of his 14 points in Harvey Lake tennis championship last year at 17, the youngest
theextra period. Tony Edwards player to ever win. He is in the quarter-finals again this year.
scored 13 and Mark Johnson got Don's high school record will be featured in the next issue of Joe
10. Oves was trailing, 42-32, . Namath's National Prep Sports magazine.
. with seven minutes left in At Furman he will be coached by Paul Scarpa, a veteran coach
regulation. Dave. Reiter had 20 who is given the credit for building Furman into a strong tennis
points and 13 rebounds for school. Only one member of Furman's 1977 squad graduated,
Watson's with "Scott McKay giving Barton a real challenge in his freshman year.
scoring 16.
Among the schools on Furman's 1977 schedule were South
After that narrow escape, Carolina, Clemson, Duke Alabama, Tennessee, Florida State,
Oves suffered a 9441 loss toPenn
State, Florida, North Carolina State, Virginia, Dartmouth,
14th Street Bakery in a Wake Forest, Ohio State, Georgia, Harvard and Georgia Tech.
showdown of once-beaten, There are 2,100 students in the coeducational institution, located
leaders. Fred YawoisU paced five miles north of Greenville, South Carolina.
the Bakery with 33 points. Tim Barton's decision pretty much completes the college picture for
Shattuch scored 16 and took 17 Ocean City's top athletes. Joe Myers is headed for Delaware, Tim
rebounds.
Chatburn for Gettysburg, Wendy'Burman for Rutgers and Rich
STANDINGS: . .
Benner to the University of Pennsylvania. • '
14th St: Bakery 4-1 In future columns we will review the college destinations of
_manyjofJheJop.aUdetesiri)mOCaiSandamer-area«choolsi
French Real Estate 3-1
Hickman Seafood 3-1
Oves Bicycles 2-2
Palmer Chevrolet "2-2
Sportsworld, Ltd. 2-2
Orel's Pizza 1-3
Stretch Real Estate 0-4
Watson's Restaurant 0-4
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While attending Ocean City High School, Farrell assisted this
paper in the coverage of Raider sports. '' ';l£ -:
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