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12-D Sunday, Nov. 23, 1975 Philadelphia Inquirer NEW JERSEY- Brick Edges Pennsauken; Millville Romps 16-yard strike to Jay Rutter 1:49 be- Again Brick could not capitalize, fore the half for a 6-0 lead. but the Indians gave them yet Pennsauken roared back, scoring another chance when Karl Rex rein 44 seconds, as George threw 25 covered a fumble at midfield in the yards to Chuck Newsome following a fourth period. Nine plays later, Wolf, a 193-pound tackle, took aim on a 25-yard field goal with the wind, and i By DOUG HADDEN Warren Wolf brought the amazing football team that is Brick Township to Pennsauken for an -NJSIAA sec- Group Four football game yes- 'iterday. The defending South Jersey champions, which have lost only one game in the last five years, left town with a 9-7 winner over Pennsauken thanks to Warren Wolf, Jr's 25-yard field goal.

"Pennsauken is the best team we have played this season," Wolf said later, still wearing his 20-year old even for most of the first half, as Pennsauken held the visitors in check with South Jersey's top-rated defence (allowed 19 points), while moving deep into Dragon territory on its first two possessions offensively. Laverne Hicks pulled down a 36-' yard pass from lefty Will George (9-of-16, 182 yds), highlighting a drive which sputtered at the Dragon nine, and George went 38 yards down the left sideline to Paul Cuneo on the next series, just four plays before a fourth down pass from the Brick three arrived at Hicks at the same time with linebacker Doug Conboy, ending the threat. "We had opportunities. We should have scored twice," said Pennsauken coach Vince McAneney quietly outside the Indians' locker-room. "We didn't even think field goal because we were too close and thought we could score.

If we were on the IS, then yes, but not at the three." Charged up by the defensive stands, Brick (8-0-1) came back to go 47 yards in five pass plays by Cliff Janssen (7-of-13, 107 getting a Petitta's FG Lifts Camden Catholic; Holy Spirit Wins i xf-y 41-yard completion to Newsome, who lateralled to Joe Brodzik for a bit of razzle-dazzle and a 7-6 edge. The ball started to bounce away from Pennsauken late in the third stanza when Mike Mastrangelo intercepted George at the Brick 19. The turnover was the second for Pennsauken, which had let a fumble get away earlier in the period. Philadelphia Inquirer GERVASC J. ROZANSLKI Pennsauken's Bruce Snyder (77) Broomell 20 scoring passes this year, equalling Palmyra's Greg Grimes, who set the standard in 1971.

The win was Sterling's 19th in a row, and gave the Colonial Conference champs a chance to repeat as South Jersey Group Three titlists. Group 1 year, eclipsing the mark set last season of 36 by Millville's Rick Kuhns. Palmyra, after meeting Burlington on Thanksgiving Day, will meet Glassboro in the sectional final on December 6. GLASSBORO 34, GLOUCESTER 18 Dave Dorn rushed 14 times for 97 yards and three touchdowns, powering Glassboro's romp to the Group One finals over visiting Gloucester. Other Games less season, bowing 34-14 at Borden-town (2-7), which had sophomore Joe Winningham scramble for 267 of the Scotties' 275 total yards and four TDs.

Cape-Atlantic League play had Buena (4-4-1) blanking Middle Town Brick Township's Bruce Maclntyre (33) can't get away from Moorestown Nips Eastern, 7-6 Group 3 Merulla for six-pointers of eight, 16, and ten yards, and Greg Johnson latched on to a two-yard flip, giving Group 4 lucky gray suit and licking a Kojak-type lollipop between sentences. "We were lucky to win the game. They are ji well-disciplined ball club, and we were certain we would get blown off the field by their defense. But it turned out to be an even, hardhitting game maybe it should have been a tie." The game did not appear to be Parochial A yds) coughed up the ball to Petitta. Red Bank Catholic took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter when Lonnie Burgess bolted 64 yards to paydirt on the Caseys' first offensive play of the game, and Bob Largey followed with the conversion kick.

Camden Catholic (7-2), which will play Holy Spirit on December 6 for the South Jersey crown, capitalized on another Red Bank fumble to start their only touchdown drive. Pete Castelucci pounced on a fumble at the Casey's 20, and the Irish moved 80 yards for a score behind QB Pat O'Brien and leading rusher Bill Bowler (16 carries, 43 yards), who scored from the two, falling on his own fumble in the end zone. Red Bank dominated the second half, holding the Irish to one first down, but Camden Catholic's defense had Jim Coppola block a field goal attempt with 5:43 left in the third quarter when the Caseys were faced with a fourth-and-one situation. Twice in the fourth quarter, Red Bank was faced with fourth-and-one only to be stopped each time, once on the Camden ten at 7:28, and later at the 38 with 2:05 on the clock. O'Brien was 3-for-7 passing for 17 yards, and the Irish gained just 74 on the ground, while Burgess posted 72 yards, helping Red Bank to 183 rushing yards.

HOLY SPIRIT 14, HOLY CROSS 6 Holy Cross gained more yardage and had more first downs than host Holy Spirit, but had QB Carter Mc-Williams throw four interceptions, which proved costly in the Parochial A playoff defeat. Spirit (7-2) scored in each of the first two periods. In the first, Keith Goucklar returned a punt 41 yards and Rick LeVan's conversion kick made the score, 7-0. In the second, Goucklar picked off a McWilliams aerial attempt at the Lancers' 35 and returned it 28 yards to the seven, setting up Bob McDer-mott's three-yard scamper to the end zone. Spirit, the defending South Jersey champ in the division, penetrated to the Holy Cross five in the third stanza, but the scoring threat was thrown back and the Spartans were forced to punt from the 25.

Holy Cross' lone touchdown came as the result of a Spirit turnover, when Rob Rodolico recovered one of three Spirit fumbles at the Spartan 18, and later tallied himself from a yard away. Glassboro, Mainland Take Field Hockey Titles Mainland and Glassboro, South Jersey's two representatives in the NJSIAA state field hockey final yesterday at Mercer County Park, came home with championships. Glassboro (14-1-2), broke a 1-1 half-time tie with Mendham on a goal by Jan Bower ten minutes into the second half, and went on to take a 4-1 victory in Group One. In Group Three, Mainland and West Essex dueled to a scoreless deadlock at the end of regulation play, and Mainland was given the title on the time inside their opponents' 25-yard line. GROUP 2 Buriinolon 0 0 0 00 Audubon 14 i 4-34 A Thompson 34 pass from Tovinsky (run failed) A Forcini 5 run (Forcini run) A Forcini 14 run (Tovinsky run) A Forcini 14 run (run failed) A Forcini 4 run (pass failed) Ocean City 0 0 7 Pleasantville 0 13 P-Smallwood 1 run (kick tailed P-Smallwood 1 run (Washington kick) OC Linahan I run (Linahan kickj P-LeMay 2 run (kick failed) 0- 7 4-l GROUP I Florence 0 4 0 0-4 Palmyra 3 7 21 27 -51 Duane Cherry 30 field goal Cauthorne 4 run (Duane Cherry kick) Cargano 35 pass from Manous (pass failed) Howard 35 pass from Daren Cherry (Guana Cherry kick) Cauthorne 15 run (Ouane Cherry kick) Cauthorne 4 run (Ouane Cherry kick) McCombs 2 run (Duane Cherry kick) Cauthorne 20 run (Duane Cherry kick) Wallace recovered fumble and Ian (Duane Cherry kick) P-Barclay 45 run (kick failed) Holy Holy Red Holy Maple Palmyra, Glassboro Win Easily slipped the ball just inside the left upright with 2:19 on the clock.

George came out passing behind a solid front wall of Steve Petrillfl, Rick Rinaldi, Mike Haines, Harry Graham, and Bruce Snyder which had given him great protection all day, but he was blind-sided by Mark Anderson, coughing the ball up on the Indians' 21 with 2:11 left, killing the last hope. "The turnovers were the key," McAneney admitted. "You can't give them the ball four times to their none'. We were tired out there and reacting slowly on defense late in the game. With six guys going both ways, they just weren't moving well." After a Thanksgiving Day game with Toms River North, Brick will meet Millville in an effort to retain its Group Four crown on December 6th.

MILLVILLE 35, DEPTFORD 0 Deptford's offense could not get past the Thunderbolt's Mike Harris, who intercepted three passes and set up a touchdown with a fumble recovery to put Millville in the Group 4 final against Brick Township. Calvin Murray helped the South Jersey Conference South champs to their tenth straight victory with three TDs. The quick running back opened the scoring by racing 55 yards with a fumble recovery, and tallied the final two on runs of one and 30 yards. Harris' fumble recovery set up Murray's 30-yard score, and the Bolts, which moved to 309 yards offense, marched 63 for the final six points. Murray also returned a punt 35 yards to set up Rich Andres' (3-of-9 passing, 30 yards) one-yard plunge, and Ralph Esquilin capped a 70-yard march with a 20-yard run to the end zone, completing the scoring.

Deptford (7-1-1) had been unbeaten in its last ten outings and won the Olympic Conference American Division title, but were held to 86 yards offense and four first downs, while letting the Bolts, pour through for 279 yards on the ground. Southern's (6-2-1) only points came on Bob Walton's 88-yard kickoff return, following the Knights' fourth TD. The Rams' offense was shut down to 39 yards, while Broomell directed a 261-yard rushing attack which netted 23 first downs. Gloucester (6-3) which had won its last six games to qualify for the pa-lyoffs, had Jeff Lynch pick up 100 yards on nine rushes, and led the Bulldogs in first downs, 14 to 11, but was never in the contest, as Glassboro struck for the first four touchdowns, including three in a first quarter blitz. Curtis Barnes, recently returned from an injury, completed 5-of-15 passes for 75 yards, including a 25-yard TD to John Mancini, and ran 11 yards for the game's opening score.

Dorn, who kicked four conversions, found the end zone on jaunts of 12, 55, and five yards. ship, 14-0 on second-quarter touchdown runs by Terry Haslam and Chris Frazier, and Lower Cape May (2-7) fought off Wildwood (1-8), 12-0 on Mike Perovich's TD blasts of one and six yards. Allentown snapped a 6-6 second-period deadlock with five straight scores to hand visiting St. James (1-8) a 27-20 non-league setback. The Redbirds' Craig Walker booted 42 and 46-yard field goals.

shot misplayed by the Brick goalie in the second quarter on a field which was covered with numerous puddles. Shawnee (18-1-2), ranked fourth in the state, will take on the state's top- 3 round on Tuesday afternoon at a site to be determined. B-Hatlan 1 run (Bernard kick) Franer 10 run (Bernard kick) Wildwood 0 0 0 0-0 Lower Cape Ivlay 4 4 0 0-12 LCM Perevich 4 run (run failed) LCM Perovich 1 run (run tailed) NON-LEAGUE St James 4 0 0 1470 Allentown 4 IS 4 027 A Hogancamp 3 run (pass failed) ST Galiaher 2 run (run tailed) A Safety. Gallagher tackled by Conger In end zone A Hogancamp 45 run (pass failed) A Hagancamp 4 pass from Walker (Walker kick) A-Walker 42 field goal A-Walker 44 field goal SJ Mendenhaa 20 past from Gallagher (run tailed) SJ-Mendenhall 40 with blocked punt (Hauler pass from Gallagher MEET OF CHAMPIONS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SCORING Morris Catholic 129, Morris Hs 130, Paramo Catholic 152. Bernards 144.

Cranford 214, Maitwa 243, Oratory Prep 373. INDIVIDUALS 1, Kevin Byrne, Paramus Catholic, 14 43.2; 2, Chris HaHinan, Bemerds; 3, Ed Taylor, Edison; 4, Roger Jones, Ramsey; 5, Bob Siehl, Morris Hills; 4, Ivan Sotero, St. Joseph's Netvchen; 7, Chris Hotter, St. Thomas Aaumas; Rovce Flippen, Princeton; 9, Paul Warder, Mgrrii Cethojlcj to, Jerry Young, Franklin Twp. Dan Petitta's 30-yard field goal as time expired in the first half lifted Camden Catholic to a 9-7 victory over Red Bank Catholic in the South Jersey Parochial A playoffs yesterday at 'herokee.

Petitta, who put the Irish in the layoffs with a last-second field goal iO beat Woodrow Wilson last week, set up the winning kick by recovering a John Sutphin fumble on the Red Bank seven-yard line with 0:41 re-: maining before intermission. Substitute punter Greg Stanisce lofted a 69-yarder to put the visiting Caseys (6-3) in a hole at their own lour-yard line. Two plays later, quarterback Sutphin (4-of-6 passing, 45 Group 2 Pleasantv'le Holds Off Ocean City Ocean City ended Pleasantville's streak of 27 consecutive shutout quarters with a third-period touchdown, but it was not enough to avoid being eliminated from the Group Two playoffs, 19-7 yesterday. Pleasantville (8-1), winners of their last eight after losing the opener to Holy Spirit, rolled to 270 rushing yards, and held South Jersey's leading scorer, Mike Linahan, to 59 yards on 21 carries. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 13-0 halftime edge, as Phil Weber (2-of-9 passing, 30 yds) directed the offense on scoring drives of 55 and 74 yards, getting scoring runs of one and yards by Greg Smallwood.

Smallwood rumbled to 138 yards on 29 carries, and his runningmate, Jerry LeMay added 122 on 16 attempts, including the final touchdown on a two-yard pop, capping a six-play, 23-yard march. Linahan, who has 132 points this season, sliced into the end zone in the third quarter, ending a 47-yard drive and Pleasantville's scoreless string which spanned the last seven games. Ocean City (7-2) was also thwarted in attempt to move through the air, as QB Joe Myers completed only two of a dozen aerial attempts and Linahan added another for a combined total of 25 yards. Pleasantville will face Audubon for the South Jersey Group Two crown on December 6, but first must tackle Ocean City again on Thanksgiving Day in a game which will decide the Cape-Atlantic League championship. AUDUBON 34, BURLINGTON 0 Bob Forcini cruised through the Bur-'ineton City defense for four touch-riowns, and carried Audubon into the S.

J. Group Two finals against Pleasantville in two weeks. Audubon ((8-1) QB Mike Tovinsky suffered three interceptions but made one of his three completions good for a 34-yard touchdown to Glenn Thompson, the Wave's 6-1 senior wide receiver. After that, it was all Audubon, as f'ie vHth7 p'ue Devils (6-3), which "ualified for the playoffs by winning 'heir Inst six games after losing the first two, managed only five first downs to Audubon's 18. Forcini, a 6-'i.

190-pound senior running back, chalked up 140 yards on 23 tr-li i-, 4-tnv. on bursts of five and six yards, and twice from the 14. Duane Cherry kicked seven conversions and added a 30-yard field goal for good measure, setting a South Jersey record for conversion kicks in a season, and leading Palmyra to an easy 58-6 trouncing of visiting Florence in the S. J. Group One playoffs yesterday.

Palmyra (9-0) had edged Florence, 21-6 three weeks ago in a Burlington County Freedom Division game, but exploded from a 10-6 halftime advantage seven touchdowns and 48 points in the second half to crush the Flashes (6-3). Cherry, a 5-9, 151-pound senior, ran his conversion kick total to 40 this Pemberton Clinches Tie in Liberty Eastern's one-yard edge in total yards reflects the close battle Moorestown and Eastern waged in yesterday's South Jersey Group Three playoffs, won by Moorestown, 7-6. With 2:58 left in the game, quarterback Jeff Sneddon tried to sweep right end on a two-point conversion run in an attempt to give host Eastern the win, but he was met by Jim Pringle, Pete Honeyford, and Dave Zasuavny, saving the Quakers' place in the December 6 finals against Sterling. After a short Eastern punt at the end of the first period, Moorestown (7-1-1) moved 48 yards in five plays, sending Joe Speese across with the TD from six yards out with 11:41 left in the half. Jeff Masters followed with the conversion kick.

Speese gained 123 yarsd on 20 carries, for the day, and had the big play of the drive, busting 23 yards to the 22. Moorestown, feeling it could move on the ground against the smaller Vikings (7-2), gained 158 yards in the trenches (107 in first half), and had QB John Havers complete just two passes for minus-seven yards. Eastern threatened twice in the second losing the ball on downs at the Quaker 18, and later at the 19 on a Vince Palumbo (21 carries, 72 yds.) fumble which was recovered by Greg Jones. Eastern finally hit paydirt in the game's final three minutes when Mike McGuckin threw a 24-yard halfback pass to Joe Strippoli after being set up by a 30-yard interception return by Steve Sherwood. Eastern's final possession at its own 11 after a 44-yard Dick Webster punt lasted just one play, as Ray Horn posted Moorestown's 19th interception of the year.

STERLING S4, SOUTHERN REGIONAL 6 Greg Johnson set the tone for the Knights' blowout of the visiting Rams by returning the opening kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown, and QB Brian Broomell tied a South Jersey record for TD passes in a season. Broomall, who was 10-foM6 and 117 yards, found senior end Chris Gla Dorn 12 run (pass failed) Gla Dorn 55 run (Dorn kick) Glo Grant 5 run (run failed) Gla Dorn 5 run (Dorn kick) Gla Mancini 25 pass from Barnes (Dorn kick) Glo Girgenti 1 run (pass failed) Glo Keebler 1 run (run failed) PAROCHIAL A Cross 0 0O4-4 Spirit 7 7 0-14 HS Gouklar41 punt return (LeVan kick) HS-McOermot13 run (LeVan kick) HC-Rodolico I run (run failed) Bank Catholic 7 0 0 0-7 Camden Catholic 0 0- BC Burgess 44 run Largey ick CC Bowler recovered fumble in end lone (kick failed) CC Petitta 30 field goal BURLCO FREEDOM 0 0 Palmyra Cross Florence Burlington Shade Burlington Twp. Deiran Riverside Bordentown Northern Burice Northern Burlington 11 CtU- Shawnee Booters Advance Scott McLaughlin's 33-yard field-goal wjth 6:07 to play in the first quarter was enough for Pemberton to clinch at least a tie for the Burlington County League Liberty Division title yesterday with a 3-0 thriller at Cinnaminson. Pemberton (7-2; 6-1) had 206 yards rushing, paced by Len Gittens and Mike Galvin, but could not cross the Pirate (2-7; 2-6) goal in the season finale for both teams. The Hornets can clinch the title outright if Rancocas Valley defeats or ties Moorestown on Thanksgiving, or tie with Moorestown if the Quakers win.

In the Freedom Division, Maple Shade (5-4) shocked Burlington Township (4-5), 41-0 as Guy Boutilier (4-for-5, 115 yds.) threw for a pair of blocked punt and interception. Northern Burlington ended a win- Bordenfown 4 J2-34 NB Vereb 1 run (Hopkins kick) NBVereb 1 run (Hopkins kick) i Winningham 79 run (run failed) Winningham 45 run (kick failed) Winningham 4 run (Winningham run) Winningham 49 run (Williams run) Thomas 41 interception return (kick tailed) Burlington Twp. OOO Maple Shade 7 14 7 13-41 MS Pierce 41 pass from Boutilier (Taylor kick) MS Pierce 2 run (Taylor kick) MS-Hartnett 9 pass from Boutilier (Taylor kick) MS-Reader 35 interception i return (Taylor kick) MS Taylor 7 run (Taylor kick) MS Taylor 2 run with blocked punt (kick tatted) BURLCO LIBERTY Pemberton Moorestown Rancecas Valley Kennedy Shawnee Lenape Cinnaminson WMingoero Pemberton Cinnaminson P-McLaughlin 33 field goal 3 0 0 0 0-J 0 0-0 SOUTH JERSEY NORTH Pennsauken 4 0 0 Weedraw WVton 4 10 Shawnee goalie Mike Hughes posted his 13th shutout of the season, and sparked the Renegades to a 1-0 victory over Brick Township in the South Jersey Group Four finals of the NJSIAA soccer tournament yesterday fc t. UL UU1 iiiltOii VAiUiliy South Jersey all-star Jorge Velasco scored the game's only goal on a long Camden Catholic Cherry East Cherry West Camden Paul VI 7 0 1 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 i Bishop Eustace SOUTH JERSEY SOUTH MiUville Bridgeton Atlantic City Holy Spirit Absegami Vineland Mainland Oakcrest COLONIAL SCOREBOARD GROUP 4 Brfck Two. 0 4 0 J- Pnniauken 0 7 07 Buffer 15 past from Jansen (dick taHd) P-Ntwsomt 25 pats from Gtoret (Woviovitch kick) BT-Woif 2ifiHd soal Deptford 0 0 0- MiHviUe 4 Jl 0-15 M-Murrav 55 with fumhlt racovarv kick f.ld) Andrat 1 run (Andres run) EsquHin 20 run (Kuhns kick) Murray 30 run (Kuhns kick) M-Murrav 1 run (Kuhns kick) GROUP 3 Moorestown 0 7 0 07 Eastern 0 0 0 Speese a run (Masters kick) Strippoli 24 pass from McGuckin (run fated) Southern Regional a 0 0 a Stertine 30 0 0-54 31 Johnson 9 kickoff return (Cuaen run) St-Merulla pass from Broomell (Sreenawav pass from Broomell) St Greenawav II interception return (Johnson pass from Broomell) St Merulla la past from Broomell (O'Brien run) St Johnson 2 pass from Broomell (run failed) SB Walton 8 kickoff return (kick failed) St Merulla 10 pass from Bremen (Cuiien run) St Creenaway 32 run (Johnson pass from Broomell) Storting Audubon Paulsboro Hoddonfietd Haddon Hit CoHingswood Woodbury Haddon Twp CAPE-ATLANTIC 0 1 0 1 1 0 4 4 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 4 0 0-14 Ocean City PleasantvWg Buena Hammonton St.

Joseoh's (H) Middle Two. Lower Cape May Wildwood Middle Twp. Buena 4 4-11 0-14 Gloucester 4 Glassboro TO 7 Gla -Barnes 11 run (Dam kick) 0 0 0 14.