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AC C0UER-fOST, Camden, N. Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973 Widener Hopes ior Spot in Division 3 Delaware Eyeing Playoff Bid Allen's Leg OK In Drill 3itman Wins First Crown Trico Cross Country Ivy League) is at Yale (3-3, 2-2) in a regionally-televisied game Villanova (2-6) finally gets a breather against vis'iting West Chester (5-1) although after its emotional upset of Delaware last week, Villanova is a prime upset candidate itself. "We're not in any position to have a letdown," said coach Lou Ferry. "We need every win we can get." situation is which will win the MAC a second straight year if it tops Muhlenberg Saturday but the Diplomats piready have told the NCAA they aren't interested.

Jersey City State (9-0) and Brideport (8-1) are very interested. Elsewhere on the localg Widener plays winless Swar-thmore this week. Elsewhere on the local scene, Penn (4-2, 3-1 in the Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge, Dec. 8. The national championship will be in the Camelia Bowl in Sacramento, Dec.

15. The Division III playoffs are confined to the participating colleges and Widener coach Bill Manlove Isn't optimistic after last week's 21-19 loss to Muhlenberg. Need Miracle The Pioneers (6-1) play one less Middle Atlantic Conference game than either Muhlenberg (6-0) or Franklin and Marshall (6-1) and will need a miracle to win the league. Unless they win the league, they won't get picked. The biggest irony in the Vineland, 66-76, despite competing without injured standout Mark Mccciarone.

Pirates Win Cinnaminson, which continues to compete without injured veteran runner Rich Lomas, downed Palmyra. 20-43, for its eighth straight Burlington circuit triumph. The Pirates now can WTap up their fifth straight crown by beating Moorestown on Monday. Palmyra had Jim Pryor take first place, but Jim Hannon then led six teammates across the finish line as Cinnaminscn extended its five-season conference unbeaten streak. Rancocas Valley, led by Rory Little, retained a chance to tie for the title by stopping Holy Cross, 19-42, for its seventh victory in eight meets.

The Red Devils have lost only to Cinnaminson. Gloucester, was paced by Dave Lein. Lem took third place. In addition, Pitman had Chan Hood fimsh fifth, Doug Blackman eighth, Joe Sooy loth and Walt Palasieski 21st. Gloucester manager to place only three runners among the top 21 and Delsea, four.

Vickery Wins Vickery ran to victory in the South Jersey circuit's Northern Division championships by covering Pennsauken's course in record-topping 15:16.9. He beat out Pennsauken's Joe Germano. Paul VI, the conference champion, had Mike Glavin place third and dominated the meet by placing five runners among the top 12. Cherry Hill West standout Marty Ludwi-kowski did not compete because of a hip injury. Naumchik took the circuit's Southern Division crown as he ran 14:03 to beat out Vine-land's Paul Serra, 14:29, at Oakcrest.

In unofficial team scoring, Holy Spirit edged Pitman High School bunched five runners between third and 21st place yesterday as it won its first Tri-County Conference cross-country championship. Coach Robert Eck's team gained revenge for two of its three regular-season losses as it geared 52 points to beat out Delsea, 67, and Gloucester, 80, in the nine-team field. In other highlights, Cinna-minson clinched at least a tie for the Burlington County Conference crown and Holy Spirit's Bob Naumchik and Cherry Hill West's Jay Vickery took titles in the South Jersey Conference's individual championships. Schemella First Gloucester's Dave Sehemelia took individual honors in the Tri-County meet as he covered Kingway's three-mile course in 15:52.6 to beat out Delsea's Jeff Dean. Pitman, which posted a 10-3 record for the best regular-season record in its history but lost to both Delsea and i BIG THIIIGS ARE HAPPENING NOVEMBER 17TH! Cross Country Results By DON McKEE Couner-Post Staff The question may have seemed unnecessary but, considering past performances, was not at all frivolous.

Would Delaware accept an invitation to the NCAA Division II football playoffs? "Yes" was the instant response of sports publicist Ed Carpenter. Delaware is one of two area colleges hoping for that elusive playoff bid. Widener, a division III possibility, is the other, but neither is all that likely. Hens Have Crack Delaware is given the best chance since all three Blue Hen losses have come against University Division teams Rutgers, Temple and Villan-ova. The losses leave Delaware at 6-3, which doesn't sound too inviting to a playoff committee until you stop to remember that tie hens are the defending national champions who retused to go to a bowl last year.

Thus tne query about accepting playoff invitations. "We're hopeful of getting a bid," Carpenter said, "and we have learned that we re under consideration." Also in contention for the District 2 berth (there are eigiit national districts) are Connecticut (6-2 with a loss to Delaware) and Rhode Island (V-l with a date at Temple Stadium at 1:30 p.m. Saiur-day, WCAU 1210). Khcue Island and Connecticut meet each other next week and it looks as it Raoe Island losses to Temple and Connecticut would tinow tiie bid to Delaware provided, of course, the Hens win at Maine this week. To Use Bowls The selection committee, chaired by Bucknell Au Bob Latour, will meet this week to prepare its recommendation to the NCAA.

Bids could go out this weekend but aiuo can be held. The latter possibility is the grcatcit, the schedules. Division II will ue already-established bowls to conduct its firsi-ever playoff. The first is Dec. 1 in Atlantic City's Bowl.

The winner advances to the Grantland DEMOLITION DERBY N.J. State Championship Sunday Nov. 11th 2 O'clock RAIN DATE NOV. 18th JOBS OPEN FOR 100 MEN OR WOMEN WHO WANT TO ENTER THE 100 CAR DEMOLITION DERSY TOP REQUIREMENT: The Expert knowledge of knowing how to properly use a seat belt and shoulder harness. Race drivers pilots policemen All brave men and women wear their seat and shoulder straps for safety while driving.

$500 goes to the winner. Phone or write for application to enter (SOS) 467-3344 POMTmC-HOMDJI Rt. 70, just west of the Marlton Circle, Marlton, N.J, S.J. CONFERENCE NORTH Individual Chomplenthipi 1. Joy Vickery, Cherry West, 15:1 (course record, old 15:18 by Marty Ludwikowskl, Cherry West, 1973) 1 Joe Germano, Pennsouken, J.

Mike Glavin, Paul VI, 4. Corl Toylor, Kennedy, 5. Mike Resenly, Blshoo Eustace, 6. Brian Scoccla, Kennedy, 7. ten Johnson, Paul VI t.

Pete Powell, Paul VI, Harry Blllckl, Pennsauken, 10. Jot D'Ambra, Paul VI, 11. Steve Fllle-brown. Cherry East, 12. Dave White, Paul VI, 13.

Steve Rvon, Cherry East, 14. Bob Fowler, Paul VI, 15. Sean Leonard, Bishop Eustace, 16. Kurt Knooiach, Paul VI, 17. Davt Foster, Woodrow Wilson.

II. Larry Brown, Kennedy. 19. Paul Lynch, Cherry Fast, 20. Rick Fuscla, Lenooe.

15:16 9 (Courst record, o''! 15:11 hy Ludwikowskl, Cherry to. S.J. CONFERENCE SOUTH Individual Championship! 1. Bob Naumchik, Holy Spirit, 1. Paul Serra, Vineland, 3.

Mike Wheeler, Mainland, 4. Marshall Smith, Absegaml, 5. John Bunting, Brldaeton, 6. Mike Wilson, Holy Spirit, 7. Jack Keebler, Holy Spirit, I.

John Rlno, Mill, ville, 9. John Gehrlnger, Oak-crest, 10. Pierre Fuaua, Anse-gami, 11. Tom Tatum, Mainland, 12. Bob Greenhaugh, Vineland, 13.

Sid Holier, Vineland, 14. Ed Bonlsler, Atlantic City, 15. Mike Howe, Millville, 16. Glen Boamas, Brldqeton, 17. Bob Simonsen, Absegaml, 18.

Dave Dcil-rick, Millville, 19. John Alexander, Ook-crest, 20. Anlhony Caravello, Holy Spirit. TRI-COUNTY MEET Pitman 52. Delsea 67, Gloucester IS, Pennsville 85.

Penns Grove 115, Sa'pm 173. Clayton 173, Kingsway 197, Woods-town 206 1. Dave Schemella, Gloucester, CLIPPING LESS NOW NEW YORK (UPI) Clipping, which now carries an automatic 15-yard penalty in the National Football League, used to carry a 25-yard penalty before 1940. I II I Mi FLOODGATE RD. (Bridgeport Speedway It located IS rrht touth Camden, N.J.

off of Intent! 295 it Repeupo Exit.) WEATHER HOT LINE 467-3344 SARASOTA, Ha. (UPI) Chicago White Sox first baseman Dick Allen took batting practice here yesterday and said he didn't think the broken leg suffered last June would affect his play. "I don't think I'll be affected in any phase of my game," Alien said. "Right now it (the leg) feels fine. Alien worked out ligfitly in the batting cage and did not face live pitching.

He said he wants to do some infield practice and will stay here a few more days before returning to his home at Wampum, Pa. "I'm ready to go right now," Allen told sportswriters after taking his cuts. "This is the first time I've ever been in a uniform in November." 15:52 2. Jeff Dean. Delsea, 3.

Dove 5. Chan Hood, Pitman, 6. Rod Cum-mlngs, Pennsville, 7. Frank Anessl, Pennsville, 8. Doug Blackman, Pitman, 9.

Ken Nichols, Delsea, 10. Bovd Han-nold, Kingsway, 11. Bob Graves, Gloucester, 12. Mike Smith, Penns Grove, 13. Steve Groves, Gloucester, 14.

Ron Bailey, Pennsville, 15. Joe Sooy, Pitman, 16. Dave Lewis, Solem, 17. Kevin Elsey, Woodstown, 18. Georot Toff, Pennsville, 19.

Bob Carter, Delsea, 20. Larry Frederick, Penns Grove. Shawnet 20, Burlington 39 1. (tie) Buckley, and Budden, S. J.

Johnson, B. 4. Hlllman, 5. Gilchrist. 6.

Fltton, S. 7. Miller, t. Arnold, B. 9.

Andrews, 10. Gra-Leln, Pitman, 4. Glenn Lucas, Delsea, baudo, 16:52. St. Augustine 16, St.

Joe'i H) 47 1. Kllner, 2. Bembrey, 3. Bannella, 4. Joblonskl, 5.

Davt Ordllle, SJ, 6. Covella, 7. Mark O'Donald, I. Mark Chlmelewskl, 9. Bob Gelsl, 10.

McFarland, 16:60. Roncocot Valley 19, Holy Crost 42 1. Little, 2. Honsbv, 3. Ford, 4.

Callahan, 5. O'Leary, 6. McClelland, 7. Moore, 8. Sampson, 9.

Patrick, 10. Roth, 15:25. Riverside 21, Maple Shade 30 1. (tie) Pacenza and Gerke. J.

Hotcher, 4. Reillo, 5. Holloway, 6. Cros'and, 7. Hoey, 8.

Liv-ngood, 9. Corl, 10. King, 16:13. Triton 16, Camden Tern (R) 47 1. Baldwin, 2.

McGowan, 3. King, 4. Collornll, 5. Stom, 6. LaSrlva, 7.

Stuhbs, T. 8. McGowan, 9. Neil, 10. Smuck, 14:14 (Course record, old 14:49 by Tom McHugh, Gloucester Cath.

1973). Cinnaminson 20, Palmyra 43 1. Pryor, 2. Hannon, 3. Thomp-on, 4.

Gerhard, 5. Sailor, 6. Vleth, 7. Wright, 8. Enoel, 9.

Hayes, 10. McCurley, 15:42. Gateway 19, Woodbury 44 1. Stremmel, 2. Carter, S.

Rupert, 4. Brown, 5. Adorns, 6. Lapp, 7. Hilver, I.

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i 'iV. tffi S. J. Soccer Pairings Dravii Pairings for the first round of the South Jersey soccer championship tournament were drawn yesterday. Kennedy, the South Jersey Conference kingpin, will play Burlington County champ Cinnaminson at Camden County College.

In the other tilt, South Jersey Association winner Sterling will face Olympic Conference kingpin Highland at Gloucester County College. Because all teams are involved in state tournament games, dates for the playoff were not set. It was stipulated -the first round must be completed by Nov. 17 and the final by Nov. 24.

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