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High School Football: Saturday, September 26, 1998
By Gary Steiner
Woodrow Wilson's Raymond Barker threw two touchdown passes on route to a 22-12 win over Camden Catholic at Shamrock Field. The Irish kept the scoring close throughout the game, but the Tigers offensive attack proved to be too much in this Olympic National Division showdown.
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High School Football: Saturday, September 26, 1998
By Gary Steiner
Collingswood won a long defensive struggle at the home of the Haddon Township Hawks. Ted DiOrio's 4th quarter field goal proved to be the only score, as the Panthers were able to survive the battle with the victory. Both teams ended the day at 1-1, Collingswood after losing the week before to Paulsboro, and the Hawks defeating the Thundering Herd of Woodbury. This makes Collingswood's meeting with Haddon Heights next week even more significant, with Heights being the only undefeated team left in the Colonial Conference.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, September 26, 1998
By Gina Jarrell
The Midgets took the field again this Saturday. In the first game, Team American Express played Team Xerox with the final score of 1-0. C. Jones scored the only goal for Team American Express with the assist coming from N. Smarra. The offense of Team Xerox - especially N. Pierce - played strong and challenged for most the game but could not get past the defense and great goal tending of C. Bright on Team American Express. Defensively, A. Lemm and A. Jarrell of Team Xerox played hard in trying to prevent another goal.
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High School Boys Soccer: Saturday, September 26, 1998
By Boog Williams
The first game of the week had 2-0-1 Edgewood Eagles vs. 3-0-0 Williamstown Braves at Williamstown. The teams faced off in a 1-1 tie. The teams played to a 0-0 score at half time. In the second half, Edgewood's Brandon Cohen scored on a pass from Joe Banks with 31:12 left in the half. Cohen scored his 5th goal of the season in 4 games. The Williamstown Braves tied the game up with 12:41 left in the second half. Williamstown's Jason Rose got the tying goal. The goaltenders for the game were, Edgewood's Keith Swingle (4 saves) and Williamstown's Jim Mayo (9 saves). Both teams are still undefeated with Edgewood's record now 2-0-2 and Williamstown's record 3-0-1.
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High School Ice Hockey: Friday, September 25, 1998
By Forrest Robleto
Warwick, a midget team from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, came to scrimmage Cherry Hill East Friday at the Coliseum in Voorhees. The Warwick team got caught in traffic and arrived late. One of the two referees refused to wait and the other, John Butley, apparently decided he was a good enough referee to do the game all by himself. The game was choppy and lopsided. Butley eventually called 26 penalties, 5 of which were misconduct's in a game that ended after two periods, 8-2 Cherry Hill.
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High School Field Hockey: Friday, September 25, 1998
By Pam Gargano
This year's Edgewood Eagles field hockey team lives in the shadow of last year's experience. After advancing to the 2nd round of the state tournament, this young team is faced with great expectations. With the loss of seven seniors, the team looks towards the underclassmen to fill the void. The team is lead by 14 returning juniors, including captains Beckie Goobic, Pam Gargano, and Lisa Mohrmann.
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High School Tennis: Tuesday, September 22, 1998
By Boog Williams Looking at the ladies tennis schedule, most people would note the matchup of Edgewood vs. Palmyra as a standout. But to our surprise this was a match for the bragging rights of the Mack Family.
The head coaches from the two teams are brothers. Edgewood's coach is Mr. Jeff Mack and Palmyra's coach is Mr. John Mack. Also, we found out that Edgewood Coach Mack's niece is a player for the Palmyra Panthers.
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