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PAGE I — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINBLLiDGfB THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1970
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City High Si'hon] foothall rnai h Mike w nmm.uif LMIW 1 with
Slavpski explains to his team surru nf tin-
Beffer f/ion /osf yeor?
in
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Raider eleven set for 1970
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Van Ordtr and Ddn Curtin
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barks. Dan MrElwa jnd Bnb
Moon-
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Raiders' main trnublf will
center around the utfcn^ivi'
unit With McEhi-a. last
srasun » tup (jruLnrl t'jiro'r and
thr flirt Mourn jnt] t'nvi-n
all gurip. Coach Mikr Slan-.ki
will have a lew i;ap.» In I ill Om
of those positions will he
occupied by Jim Murraj. j
senior who established himself
a real reputation as a hurdler
on last season's championship
track Uiam Murray was injured
throughout most of last season
but will be counted on heavily
this year.
Joining Murray in the
back field will probably be Ron
Pennington and Dave Bruce at
the other two i-unninjj
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LIONCMAMIR - JOSEPH DOUOHIRTY
pifSitmn^ Prnmngtim has the
xppcri hi he A daingi'rmis
h.ilfli.K t hut b.n gained little
L'riHinri >UIT th*- pa^t few \cars
Bruri' d strung fullhack nhn
hit* hard and 'crms til rn)ci> it
L'.iined 194 yards la>.t «ra«in to
rank MM tmd .imonj? th^* team ^
ri! n MIT^
yuarteFhdck was d major
prnbli-m last inasun hut could
b ( .1 little IHH?I disastrous this
s i-ar even thciugh the same
quarterback "Will hi- calling the
plavs Junicir Boh Funr called
Mgnah most nf last sea&tm and
tigun'K tu start at quarterback
this season At times last year
Fuiir shuwi-d ,i lot of promise
and rnuld verv easily develop
intu a strung iiflen^ive leader
i hi", vi'ar if Rivnn half a chance
Siiphorrnjre Davr Andrews, a
!'*p Irt-shman la>t season,
I iirii es to srr^e as Poor's
bat k up
Veterans Rick Allegretto
and Bob Coste will probably
open for the Raiders sit the
ciiarti positions. Coste is built
like the proverbial brick wall
ind frequently just as difficult
to move, Frank Florentine and
sophomore Billy Keele figure
to be the starting tackles.
Keele, six foot-one "and, 210
pounds, is the biggest Red
Raider of them all Steve
Brown, injured during most of
last season, will ^et the nod at
center.
Slaveski has a big, fast end
returning in Jeff Gayle. A 205
pounder, Jeff gained valuable
experience last season ind
should be very formidable this
viar Harry Vanderslice, one of
the school's most versatile
ithletes, and Hobie Young will
battle for the other end spot
or. more likely, share it
Vanderslieo played some
outstanding defensive end last
sear
Joining the Red and White
this year in a" transfer frum
Middle 'Township is Chuck
Gargan Last year Gargan
established a now Panther
kicking record, getting five
point* against Ocean City with
his ta. nted toe If Slaveski can
get something from his offense
Gargan's toe could be a big
help Otherwise, Chuck will
play defensive safety.
In pre-season competition
Joe Foglio, Chuck Jordan, Bert
Shaw, Mark Griffith and Jeff
Foor have all been fairly
impressive. All play on the
defensive unit, however, which
figures to again hold its own
with most teams on the
schedule. The main reason for
this expected defensive
strength is the return of the
one real bright performer of
last season, Mario Conti.
Conti, as a junior, served as
the defensive sparkplug of the
Raiders. Despite his lack of
great size, Mario could hit just
as hard and just as often as any
defender in the league. This
year he is bigger and this
additional size could be a
major boost to the Raiders, In
tru absence of Pennington
during prt'seagon due to an
injury Conti also served as an
offensive halfback.
Returning, with Slaveski, for
their second year of coaching
it Ocean City High are Roland
Witfon, Bob Dotti and Doug
Evans. A new and valuable
addition to the coaching itaff
is Id Wooley who played for
last year's University of
Michigan team in the Rose
Bowl.
Everything considered this
seMon's Ocean City High
School football team doesn't
exactly shape up u a
world.beat«r. The defense
might very well improve but
should at Uast be as good as
last Bf-anon. The offense, on the
other hand, doein't ihow a
great deal of Improvement on
paper but should be improved
just the Mine, If the Raiders
learned anything last year they
learned how to lose. Chancei
are they didn't like it.
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YA to name new officers
The Oii'iin City Youth
Athlrtir Asjicscuitliin hus
sfheduled its seennd nfr sea-nnn
miTtinu I'd! next Wednesday Hi
8 p ill in th*- Commissioner's
Chambers in City Hull The
meetinf will be iinn of the
len^ui*\'i mitst impuriitni mnce
the miiin hi.isini'.s?. of tho
eventny will .nurround the
eli'cHiun ttf new (irfir^rfe for the
rominB year
At ihc OCYAA's last
miyMinj* plHns wrro Mrlvahced
for the Awards Night
scheduled for Friday night
Oeioher 16th on the Music
Pier I.-rague president Dick
Grimes indiruted thnt he is In
tin- process of finallJini; the
lippearancf of Phillies' star
pitcher Rick Wisi* :tt tpeijker
fj-r the evening
At the Aweusl meeting the
organization appriinted John
Kenieniish to act us th(" limson
man between the OCYAA and
the city Recreation
Depiirtmeril in order to belter
coordinate their activities The
league hopes, by next year, to
install ii public address system
on one field, construct a small
press box to house it and
enlarge and enclose all dugouts
There is also a possibility of
adding electric scoreboards to
the baseball complex
Also appointed at the last
meeting was Na?i Cnslanza to
RAIDER DEFENSIVE SPARKPLUG
- Senior linebacker Mario Conti lendi 9
hard right forearm on the blocking
Fencing coach
A program on the art of
fencing has been added to the
growing activities at the
Cultural Arts Center of Ocean
City, 409 Wesley av
The coach will be Thomas B.
Beatty, (above) artist and
retired fencing coach for the
Philadelphia public schools. A
graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania, Beatty learned
fencing under Leonardo
Terronnl, the Italian maestro,
Boatty's classes will bo
Umlted to 10 and will be held
Tuesday from 8 until 10 p.m.
starting Sept. 29,
Registrations are now being
accepted.
Bowling
POINT LANES
Protestant Church League
(first night of the new season)
Seaview Baptist 4,
Pleasantville Baptist Oold 0;
Linwood Community 3,
Pleasantvilie Baptist White 1;
Pleasantville Baptist Blue 3,
Lower Bank Methodiit 1;
Pleasantville Baptist Red 3,
Ocean City Presbyterian Blue
1; Saiem-Northfield Methodist
3, Ocean City Baptist "A" 1;
Palermo Baptist' 3, Ocean City
Baptist "B" 1; Ventnor
Presbyterian 2, Ocean City
Baptist "C" 2; Absecon Bnptist
2, Ocean City Presbyterian
Gold 2.
High individual single, Jim
Critei 232. High Individual
wriei. Woody Fran* BBB,
CiMtifM Mi trtnf RMrih
Rick Wisp
hand!*' aM feUtinh.s between
the ii'fljfu^ ;ind ihiMr insurance
fiimpany
Norninntinns for next
Wednesday night's ejections
will he made frnm the floor so
every association member is
encouraged to attend
Following the election the
group will review flnil plans
for the Awards Night and
discuss the progress made by
the rules committee in acting
on proposed rules
Fresh* tops Bohan
on 19th in tourney
Joe Presti, Willis Thompson
and Bob Read are winners of
the final rounds of the Ocean
City Amateur Golfers
Association club ehgmpionship
series.
Jot Presti defeated Di Jfthn
Bohan on the 19th hole. Willis
Thompson (queezed out a win
over Dave Glass and Bob Read
won a tightly contested match
over Only Fltzick,
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Three members of this leason's Red
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Surf fishing tourney set
The third Annual Ocean
City Surf Fishing Tournament
will get underway Saturday
dummy during practice this week for the
Red Raider opener September 26, Shore
Studio Photoi, (with story)
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morning and continue
through all the day Sunday,
according to City Public
Relations Director Donald M
Piltggi.
The competition, which is
sanctioned by the Association
of Surf Angling Clubs, is
divided into four sessions
starting at 7 a.m. both dayalong
the beachfront.
Judging will be on the basis
of the largest king fish, weak
fuh, flounder, blue fish, striped
bass, or drum flih caught
during thee two day tourney,
Pileggi said the tournament will
be limited to the flret 40
registrants.
Awards will be presented to
the winning club and six team
members at the Ocean City
Tennis Club, 6th st. and
Atlantic av., Sunday at 3 p.m,
many tough conditioning drills that are
all juit part of the game.
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MIDGET SURFERS. Winners of
Junior Surfing Contests held recently at
7th st. beach receive award from Surfing
Association Officials Robert H. Adams
(left) and T. John Carey. First place
THE BEST AND THE WORST • Joe
'Dougherty (left) displays the trophy he
won as the low man in the Jaycees'
Miniature Golf Classic last week.
Jaycee Golf Tourney
won by Dougherty
The First Annual Ocean City
Jaycees' Invitational Miniature
Qolf Classic was held last
Wednesday night on William
Weller's Fairy Tale Course, The
event was won by club
vice-president Joe Dougherty
with an eight-under-par 36
President Art Ford earned the
"bogey prize" by shouting a
high ten-over
The tournament, opnn to
Jaycees and their guests,
followed a regular meeting at
the Knights of Columbus Hall.
At the meeting the club began
its annual search fur new
members. Young men aged 21
to 35 are eligible for
membership and are
encdu raged to attend the
meeting scheduled for next
Wednesday at 8 p.m. This
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meeting will also be held at the
K of C Hail.
Other business conducted by
the Jaycees include the
undertaking of a community
survey which is being
supervised by Ken Smith
Various Jaycee members are
visiting city officials in an
effort to put together a list of
problems that the chapter
might possibly be able to help
solve. The results will be
discussed at Wednesday's
meeting.
It was announced that the
Jaycees are in the process of
setting up a debate between
Congressmim Charles Sandman
and his Democratic opponent,
William Hughes. Further details
will soon be forthcoming.
A five-member committee
was formed to handle decisions
regarding the two scholarship
pageants which the club
sponsors. Named to the
committee were Bob Luke,
Dick MyeM, Dave Ryan, Ken
Strang and Tom Williams. This
committee will make its first
report at the October meeting.
The members al«o voted to
entertain the little league team
they sponsored at the meeting
of October 14th. Planned for
the evening, In addition to
refreshments, is a ihowing of
the highlights of the 186S
World Seriel in which the New
York Mets defeated the
Baltimore Oriolei,
It tokes time;
It takes two Weeka to
complete a change of
addnNM In the eubacription
lifts of the Sentinel-
Ledger, The sooner you
file your change of address
notice, the better. Phone
399-5411.
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overall winners Sandy Suhy and Bill
Metzier stand behind Boy's winner Phil
VanWicklp and first place midget Bob
Ogden.
on, complete with crying towel,
is president Art Ford who was high man
in the tourney. Shore Studio Photo.
THI OCEAN CITY SiNTINELLiDOER
53 novice surfers enter final contest
Tiio Urmn Clly Si., iinu
Afihiicmluin finished it*
HUmrm'F »*ji&i)ri with a vpr>
sure ess fiii Novie,- Invcilvprrn.ni
Contest whirh dn'w S3 siirfprs
«>i-king u, wm thPi, Hrst
rrimpptitivr medal
Wav. conditions, which hid
hampcrfd the wtwkiy cuntesu
all SJmmer, werp reported Bs
good to escelient for tj,r
eontPii which WM held at the
Surfing Bearh. Bth «t and
the beach
In the Boys' Senior DivUion
there WOPP (hr»» he«t. with tho
State Arts Festival
planned for 1972
New Jersey will have a
six day Arts Festival in the
Spring of 1972 which will
culminate a two year
fundraising drive by the
Association for the Art* of the
New Jersey State Museum.
The Festival, which will run
from May 20 through May 28,
1972, at the New Jersey State
Museum Cultural Center in
Trenton, will feature the best
the state has to offer in the
visu^aj and performing arts.
Concerts and programs will
be scheduled in the
Auditorium and an outstanding
exhibition of art, privately
owned by individuals and
corporations resident in the
state and rarely seen by the
public, will be shown in the
main galleries of the Muwm
Thr exhibition and additional
performing art event* will
continue throughout the
summer
Investment lecture
slated of High School
The operations of the stock
market will he diKusged at a
program to be sponsored by
the Atlantic Chapter of the
American Institute of Banking
in the Ocean City Hi0i School
auditorium on Monday,
September 21, at S p.m.
Dominick Bianchini, of
Newburger and Co., a division
of Advest, Inc., will be the
speaker. The program will ^ve
the insettor a greater insight
into the fltld of inveftments
and the functions of the stock
market.
A film and lecture will be
presented, and after the
discussion Biachinl will answer
questions from the audience.
Literature and information will
be made available to all
interested parties.
The public is invited.
SOME SAILOR! .Norman Miller (center),'skippcr of
the Aphrodite which won the Labor Day offshore
sailing regatta, is presented his trophy by MM, Marie
Cullen. At right Ocean City Yacht Club Commodore
Herbert Johnson waits to present Miller with the
permanent cup for the event. Mrs, Cullen is the daughter
of the late Robert J, LePort, in whose memory the
ocean sailing event is held each year.
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tup lw(. in i.iiih held ((u«lif>inK
lur Ihi- final Milci. Pli-gU,
di'lcauH Sandv C'lhi'n. H.'i 7y
in thi- firs! hpiit C'livi' Mi.pi.
PriBi'ti Phi! Van Wirklp 7:) 7j.
in th(. wrnnd hvat Mirhiic!
Huln^k tj.ppfd Davi' KI-I'MI
99 HO in th«> third hfal
VanWiekl.. and Holrick both
finishPd With 92 pinnU in thi.
final i rjmpptition bu! Van
Wjcklp won the top spni hasuri
«n the nest b^st wav*-
The Boys' Midgi.I Umslon
fur (how 1 I and 12 featured
'wo heat* Scott Hoffman
ifli;. d Riililn
in ihi- lirM
C:arni'> ra.Ml
Hi'uvi y. ] ]7
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sronriB ftfi piimu, in the finals
tu heal Carney by threp point*
Th> rv wsj, only one heat in
the fiandflea Division for boys
aged 10 years and younger Bill
Meulep was the winner with 86
piiintj, Enr Weeks finished
Hi:nnd with 60. Brian Hc-riLage
was third With f,h and Ray
Mangold's. 60 points earned
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