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South Jersey Soccer: Sunday, November 8, 1998
By Jerry Amari
The Vineland Hurricanes hit the road for Upper Twp. to meet the Raptors. The Hurricanes put together their biggest and best offensive performance of the Fall season. Vineland jumped on the Raptors early in the match. At the four minute mark, Vineland's Billy Redden launched his second cornerkick of the day at the Upper Twp. goal. The ball needled its way through most of the players to defender Evan Bostrom. Bostrom "bodied" the ball into the goal for a 1-0 lead. Upper Twp. fought back to knot the game at 1-1.
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High School Football: Saturday, November 7, 1998
By Vincent Lewis Jr.
Talking about a tough battle in the trenches, the game between Shawnee Renegades and the Cherokee Chiefs was a hard hitting affair. Both teams saw players go off the field with injuries. The Chiefs came out to be the team with the victory. Doug Easlick was very successful running the ball in the Chiefs 21-7 victory over the Renegades.
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High School Football: Saturday, November 7, 1998
By Gary Steiner
The Overbrook Rams kept their record undefeated by stunning the Eastern Vikings, when quarterback Byron Brown threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Darnell Scott with 21 seconds left in the game. Then Brown ran the ball in for the two point conversion to allow the Rams to come from behind to defeat the Vikings 22-21.
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South Jersey Soccer: Saturday, November 7, 1998
By Bob Stewart
The players of team Sundaes and friends ended their season with a game against the parents. The players and friends consisted of B. Garrison, T. Beaver, S. Lemm, M. Williams, M. Foster, R. Johnson, C. Johnson, S. Vertex, R. Lemm, A. Williams, D. Lemm, and M. Johnson. The Kids licked their parents just like they licked their ice cream after the game.
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South Jersey Roller Hockey: Saturday, November 7, 1998
By Bob Stewart
This year, the Berlin Township Athletic Association started a peewee league for roller hockey. It has been a big success. Children aged 5 to 6 years old come to play from not only Berlin Township, but also Chesilhurst and Gibbsboro. The league is looking for more participation for next year's sign-ups. Currently there are 10 members and one coach. The team is divided into 2 five-member teams to play a game. They are hoping to recruit enough members to establish several teams to play against one another.
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High School Football: Friday, November 6, 1998
By Mike Costantino
Arguably, in their best overall performance of the season, the Washington Township Minutemen dominated Rancocas Valley on both sides of the ball in a convincing 51-19 romp. After spotting the Red Devils a 7-0 lead on a 13 yard run by Ryan Morrow, Washington Township scored 36 unanswered points, mainly behind the overpowering performance of the offensive line and a balanced running attack, led by quarterback Dave Crockett with the power of fullback Matt Scaravaglione and the slashing runs of Khalid Purnell.
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High School Volleyball: Friday, November 6, 1998
By Art Redd Jr.
Next week is the start of the playoffs for girl's volleyball in South Jersey. Twenty-five teams will be competing for that top spot as state champions. Eastern, seeded 16th in the playoffs is playing the 17th seeded Old Bridge. Cherry Hill East (seeded 9th) is going up against Lincoln JC (seeded 24th). In finishing out the regular season, Eastern hosted Cherry Hill East for a battle between Olympic Conference opponents. This game would be decided on service points. East used consistent service points along with a few aces to defeat Eastern 15-8, 15-4.
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High School Soccer: Thursday, November 5, 1998
By Forrest Robleto
On a crisp autumn afternoon in State Tournament play for Group 4, the teams were as even as they could be through 100 minutes of play. Cherry Hill East's Cougars needed all of regulation, two 10 minute overtimes and three out of five shootout points to best the Brick Twp. Dragons 3-2.
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High School Soccer: Thursday, November 5, 1998
By Vincent Lewis Jr.
The South Jersey Group 1 Boys Soccer Tournament matched the very hot Maple Shade Wildcats against the Pitman Panthers. Strong play early by the Wildcats determined the outcome of this match. Maple Shade had four different players score goals in their 4-1 victory. Coach Brian Croly had his Wildcats pressure the Panthers' defense with nine shots on goal to gain the early 2-0 lead.
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Winning Ways: Wednesday, November 4, 1998
By Gregory "Graig" White
When it comes to creating legs that are strong and shapely, there is something to keep in mind. Thighs are supposed to be big, and remember "big" is a relative term. The largest, heaviest bone in the body is the femur, which is covered with lots of muscle. Just think, in one thigh, the bone and the surrounding muscle can account for 5 to 10 percent of your body weight.
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High School Soccer: Wednesday, November 4, 1998
By Forrest Robleto
It was a cool and sunny afternoon for Moorestown as the 15-0-2 Cherry Hill East Cougars advanced their record with goals by Jeff Morse and Marc Lewis. East won 3-0 in their semi-final action in the South Jersey Coaches Tournament.
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