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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, October 3, 1998
By Gina Jarrell
The BTAA Soccer Midgets took control of the field this Saturday. In the first game, Team American Express played Team Sundaes. C. Jones scored again for Team American Express making them the only undefeated team! C. Rubin scored the other goal. Defensively, L. Phelps and M. Wozny both had great plays. Team Sundaes scored 1 goal by M. Foster with S. Lemm and B. Garrison providing great defense. The final score was Team American Express 2, Team Sundaes 1.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 3, 1998
By Gary Steiner
The Holy Cross Lancers survived an impressive battle with the Delran Bears to remain undefeated and stay on top of the Burlington County Liberty Division. The lead in the game changed six times, as both teams put on an offensive display, highlighted by a fast paced third quarter in which 30 points were scored.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 3, 1998
By Art Redd
The Maple Shade Wildcats hosted the Moorestown Quakers in this Burlington County League game. The Quakers got back to their winning ways by defeating Maple Shade 23-14. Moorestown increased their record to 3-1 while Maple Shade fell to 1-2. Moorestown broke a 14 all tie in the fourth quarter to give them this interdivison victory.
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High School Football: Saturday, October 3, 1998
By Gary Steiner
The Cherry Hill East Cougars were thinking upset when the Eastern Vikings came to visit. But the Vikings wore them down over the long haul and were able to put the game away in the 4th quarter. Eastern kept their unbeaten record intact to keep pace with Cherokee atop the Olympic Conference American Division.
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South Jersey Soccer: Friday, October 2, 1998
By Jerry Amari
The Fall '98 Travelling Soccer Season is underway. This Fall, the Vineland Hurricanes Under-12 boys have blown back into the North American Division. The Hurricanes are now considered one of the top twelve boys travel teams in South Jersey in their age group. The Fall schedule has the boys playing a rugged schedule with matches against two former Olympic clubs (Mt. Laurel and Medford). In early November we'll journey to Princeton to play the "Union". None of the teams on the schedule will be easy.
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Physical Fitness Tip: Wednesday, September 30, 1998
By Gregory "Graig" White
Hi Graig: I coach a local Under-13 girls travel soccer team that plays a pretty competitive schedule. My girls are old enough now to benefit from some type of conditioning program to help them get ready for the upcoming fall season. I would appreciate any suggestions you can provide in order for the players to improve their stamina and overall conditioning.
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