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Hie Herald and The Lantern

Cape Rec League Standings

CAPE MAY — Here arc the result* of play, a* of Jan. 28, in the various league* sponsored by the City’s Department of Recreation & Public Relations:

Men’s

Volleyball The Stumblers II battled third-place Library III tooth and nail before losing 15-12, 5-15, 15-8 in a defensive battle from the back line to the net. Joe Halasi, Scott Hiller and Dave Piancentlne set the tone early with tremendous bumping and shot blocking for the Stumblers. Dexter Faunce was flawless setting for the spike for his Library teammates. The Disillusionytes entranced Kona with sound setting and serving then shot by them 15-2,15-7,15-9 behind Peter Hart and Shop Taylor. Kona got a fine all-around performance from Tim

Mason.

The C-View Inn fought off the hot-blooded stalwarts of Axelsson & Johnson to capture a see-saw battle 1510. 15-13.5-15. Bill Bexaire, Bob Smeltzer and Herb

Hudson sparked a frontline offense that carried the inn* to find and second game victories. A&J regrouped using the serving of Chuck Matthews and Jerry Griffin and the spiking of Ernie Troiano to easily take the finale 15-5. STANDINGS

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Kiffrjff W 3 PAK AMoctatm . 14 i Library III 34 8 CVMw Inn 33 10 Axehaon A Jobmon M 19 Slumblen II 38 19 Disllluatonytn 18 21 Kona 12 30 Kahn’i Ugly Mujum 12 10 Pilot Houae 1 39 Hmahr Eatm 2 18 Women’s Volleyball The Cape May Bombers self-destructed under the pressure of the Cookie Nook II serving onslaught led by sharpshooter Jean Streaker. The Cookie Nook had tough going in game one winning 15-9 before pulling away 15-4. 15-3 to close it out. Ocean Academy nearly drowned in a combination of their own nervousness and the Pilot House Shipwrecks’ fine defense. Jeaa Phillips and Judy

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SUmberger finally settled the issue with unretumable serving in game three for Ocean after the teams split games one and two. The Regency reeling after a first game setback came roaring back to pummel the Jockettes 12 15. 15-11. 15-6 Marie Cirandy superior digging and serving turned the game in favor of the Regency. STANDINGS Cookie Nook II * 34 2 Ocean Academy 28 n Kona 20 10 Regency 27 12 Joekette* IB 21 Pilot Houae II 22 9 24

Traveling

Team

The Cape May Youth Traveling Basketball squad took a pair of games for Wildwood foes. Behind Pat Holden's 19 points, Brian Jones' 16 tallies and Claude Wise's 11 markers, the Travelers overmatched St. Ann's 56-17. The 'Little Capers' then fought off a five Assumption contingent 44-41 with Claude Wise. Pat Holden and ReggiP Taylor providing the punch

Junior

Basketball The Bullets stand alone in first place at 5 and l after defeating the Cavaliers 41-37 and the Sixers 38-37 before dropping their only game 52-37 to the sharp Spurs. Bob Chadwick scored 21 points and Mike Snow 18 to power the Spurs’ upset over the Bullets. Claude Wise. Jay Wexler and Arlon Gaines have been the most explosive weapons for the Bullet arsenal all season. The Reggie Taylor — led Warriors took two out of three in recent action. They blitzed the Sixers 77-63, lost to their old nemesis the Spurs and speared the Celtics 51-45. Taylor, averaging 23 points per game. Brian Jones and Dicky Coombs spearheaded both Warrior

victories.

The cruisin’ Cavaliers waltzed to a couple of triumplis over the Celtics 65-41 and the Spurs 46-44, John '( hicken' Richardson drilled in 26 and 21 in the two respective wins and Mike Dille canned a combin<?d 26 points to pace

the ’Cavs.’

The sixers rebounded to stump the staggering Celtics 55-51 in an exciting, high-scoring contest, Phil Boyd ripped off 21 points and numerous rebounds and Mike Matthews swished in 18 more to control the game for the Sixers. The Celts were sparked by Bob Bonner. John Dille, Kevin Conner. Pat Holden and Brady Bonner who accounted for their 51 points.

STANDINGS

Bullet* 3 I Cavalier* 3 3 Warrior* 3 1 Spur* 3 3 Celtic* 2 4 a,m ..* J ' Pee Wee Basketball Balance is the name of the game in the Cape May Recreation Pee Wee Basketball League. As evidenced the past two weeks, any one of the six teams has the talent and coaching to win the championship come playoff time. Barry Clothes and the Atlas Motor Inn both gelled

and have now won two straight. Barry's defeated Casales 21-15 behind the scoring of Sean Giancola (5 points), Charlie Vodges <51. Jamey Peterson (6). and Richard Hawthorne The same) foursome, especially an inspired Jamey Peterson, sparked an impressive defensive effort in stopping Model Cleaners 20-10. The Atlas Motor Inn made the most dramatic move by outscoring the first-place Hillhouse Greenery and Florist 34-32 and outdistancing Douglas Market 25-20 after losing five consecutive outings. With Barry Wise scoring inside, Steve Johnson rebounding and Brendan Conner passing and shooting from outside, the Lakers have become a ‘factor.’ Model Cleaners jumped to a sizable first-half leRd and hold on to trip up Douglas Market 30-19 John Webb came up big for Model cleaners with 16 points, eight in each half to pace his team Douglas spread their scoring around as Steve Hand popped for seven points. Joe Lucas canned 5. Nina Coleman fired in 4. and Josh Goldberg contributed a basket Casalc's dealt the Hillhouse Greenery and Florist a 39-30 blow and their second straight setback ('asales erased a 10-point deficit with Mark Shiffbauer’s tenacity on the offensive boards Shiff bauer finished with 25 points. Mike Strawlry drove for eight points and Joe Mrndo zeroed in for six more for the winners Hillhouse received a mighty effort from David Matthews as he scored 18 points inside and outside while getting support from Shawn Whe < 2 points). STANDINGS Hillhoua* Greenery AKtorikl 3 2 Model Cleaner* 3 2 Ca*ale'* 4 .1

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