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Gillin, Perone, Benner capture MVP awards
Juniors Steve Gillin and
Carmen Perone joined senior
Rich Benner in winning Ocean
City High School most valuable
Sports Banquet earlier this |
month at the high school. i
Gillin, the starting center for *?&
Jack Boyd's boys' basketball :$
team who led the* team in "^
rebduhds and finished third in c :S
scoring, was selected by his 'Kf
; teammates for the honor. In '&
- addition.,". Boyd presented >-.f
varsity letters to Gillin. Prank m
Achuff, Al Burch, Tim Chat- ..!?*
burn, Albert Neill, Joe Myers, .jl
Dan Foglio, Willie Brown; Joe -*T
Hannah, Ed Raoqe and '
managers-Sue Rosch, Lee Ann' '
- Light, Kris Toro and Karen
McDonough. -
Perone, the 141-pound junior ^
who'won the District 32 '
championship in wrestling this {
season, was a double award
winner. In addition to being
named MVP he was selected as
the "most improved wrestler".
Another junior, 108-pound
Michael Cooper, got a special
award for the most pins during
the recent season.
Coach Al Mathews presented
varsity ' letters to Perone,
Cooper, Bob Sannino, Dennis
Barr, Craig Halliday, Rick
Baehrle, Steve McLarnon,
Jerry Stroh, John Kiger, Leon
Creamer, Gary Jernee, BiU '
Corson and managers Sheryl
Schoenwald, Laura Cooper and
Kim Corson.
Benner will graduate with 16
school swimming records and
is a repeat winner as outstanding
swimmer. He
received the Ocean City Beach
Patrol award The Jim Johnson
Award for the most improved
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Ferguson, Mary Lou Newsome,
Karen Smith and Sue Burton.
The girls team presented the
schooji with the CAL championship
trophy and with an
a>-ard symbolic of winning the
4Cs, championship at Christmas.
Beth Pfander, faculty advisor
to the cheerleaders, presented
varsity awards to her 1976-77
squad. They included Lori
Galante. Sue Struckell, Margie
Trofa, Carolyn Eggly. Kathy
Paone, Brenda Loder, Ton!
CARMEN PERONE Robinson,- Edie Grant, Tina
Benner. Bordogna. Town, Ricu fpatol. Maria Fog&o and Lisa
Blasberg. Kathy Paone. Joe £Ie||c " director Dixle
s master of
' the evening.
Graham Douglas
Siegfried (swimming), Bill
"Pa? Dougherty, whose girls tickles (wrestling) and Sandy
pions. The group included Fern
Dalessandro, Sandy Edwards,
and his graphic arts depart-
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Chatburn, Benner
headed for big league
Two of Ocean City High
School's top senior athletes,
Tim Chatburn and Rich Benner,
have selected the colleges
they will attend next year.
Peimslvania.
Chatburn, currently playing
first base for Bud Rinck's
baseball team and a varsity
letter winner in basketball, had
a major part in Ocean City's 6-
2-1 football season. He scored
eight touchdowns (48 points) to
lead the dub and was the top
runner, gaining Bftyards to VA
Benner was named to the All-
American swimming team
before this season began by
High School All-Americans
yearbook.
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Deadlocks oould hurt
Raider golf record
Ocean City
Cape-Atlantic League.
had decided to use total team
Ocean City Recreation Basketball League 1977 this season but it turn out te
has won the championship for the third season in a
row. The League champs are (1st row) - V. Lombardi,
R. Hofiingshead, D. Murrel, T. Costanza,
(second row) N. Costanza, official, J. Savitsky, S.
Watson, S. Barnes, S. McTigue, C. Costanza, official.
Ocean City Recreation High School Basketball
League eague - League Director Mike Allegretto
congratt uigratulate's Tyrone Foxworth as scoring champ,
award winner looks on.
Recreation
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GIRLS BEAT AVALON YOUTH CENTER NEWS
The girls Ocean City 7th and The Youth Center has
8th grade softball team beat finalized plans for a Florida
Avalon, 18-10. Jody Engel only trip in November!. Anyone of
gave up one hit but walked high school age interested may
seven in a winning effort. The sign up at the Center any
locals numbed Avalon on a 12- weekend or weekday after
hit attack, which was led by school. A125 deposit is required
Kathy Claise with two doubles to reserved a seat.
and four RBI's. Kathy Urban Plans are also being made for
added a double and two singles, Senior weeks June 1344.
and Pam Shipp hit two singles. The next Youth Center board
Girls participating in the game meeting will be held Friday,
Kathy Claise, Penni Jones,
Kathy Urban, Sandra ^tonight at the6th tt. Civic
DeForest. Mary Allegretto, Hall at 7:30 pjn.
MlcheleScioU, Debbie Schmidt,
week at the Youth Center on
it down but I didn't find out until
today," he said. "It really upset
me that Sacred Heart could get
a tie with us when our gross
score was 30 strokes lower than
theirs. But Middle beat us by
about 10 on Tuesday so I guess
it evens out."
Senior Joe Tyrell (5*0
stretched his winning streak to
number one to number two with i
Tuesday's match with Middle.
McKeon Is 4-1.
The Raiders, who got wins
from Matt '
Matt Kemenosh (plus Tyrrell
and McKeon) at WUdwood also
got a win from Oster against
Sacred Heart, beating Alan
Angelo, 3-2. Oster did not play
•ailial MI«Mla "That kiat "
Carson said. "In fact, if Matt
had played I am pretty sure we
could have won that match.
But.onthatday, Middle had the
better team." Oster is unbeaten
in four decisions.
someone else's help. I thlafe
TyrreU and McKeon have &
win Friday and. I think tot*
will. We have been a puztttng
team so far this season. We in$
very well against Wildwooo>
scoring our lowest gross of tfe
year. But Monday andTuesdipjtj
we played very weak as:.«
team." l " -:•/:•• - r - i
and Sacred Heart on the Bueaa
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