The Hells Angels are a worldwide criminal organization that exists to facilitate its members\’ illegal activities, B.C. Supreme Court was told Thursday.

Prosecutor Mark Levitz said in his opening address in a massive trial involving four members of the club that the Angels use their reputation for violence to earn money in the criminal underworld.

Proof of that reputation are the weapons, ammunition and explosives police seized during their investigation into the East End chapter of the Hells Angels, the prosecutor told the 12-person jury.

Senior quarterback Zach Barlage, making his first varsity start at quarterback, hit George Spingler for a 37-yard gain on the play. Barlage had a huge day, throwing for 299 yards and four touchdowns including three to Spingler, and outdueled fellow first-time starter John Robinson as the Rams outlasted the Pioneers, 45-41.

\”Should\’ve had four (TDs),\” Spingler said with a laugh, referring to a dropped pass in the fourth quarter. \”Every practice (Barlage) and (senior Rob Riemer) split time, we didn\’t know

HAMMONTON – The programs that were printed before St. Joseph High School\’s football game with Bridgeton on Saturday didn\’t list any Wildcat freshmen.

They probably should have.

With what St. Joe coach Paul Sacco says is his youngest team in 27 years at the helm, the Wildcats impressively beat an equally young Bridgeton team 35-0 to open the season.

To commemorate the occasion, a bronze plaque with Vince McAneney\’s likeness was unveiled outside the field that now bears his name.

The amazing and energetic 78-year-old is the father of 4 and has 13 grandchildren and an extended family of hundreds of former players who say they are better men today because of Coach Mac.