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Traveling Team Still Unbeaten The Cape May Recreation Traveling Basketball Team won its fifth consecutive game recently by outmuscling Assumption of Wildwood Crest in the fourth period for a 46-40 verdict. Claude Wise and Brian Jones paced the ‘Little Capers' in rebounding and scoring with 13 points each. Defensively, it was the

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ball-hawking antics of Pat HoMen. Mike Dllle and Kevin Connors that broke Assumption’s rhythm. Assumption was led by Osborne and Cardacl who canned 17 points and 11 points, respectively. The Cape May squad is seeking out other seventh and eighth teams to play. Interested teams can call 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27. Junior Basketball The jangling Spurs came from behind to ambush the Celtics 51-46. Mike Snow had big second and third periods for the Spurs and finished with 29 points. Rkhy Fenwick controlled the boards for the winners. The Celtics spread their offense around as Joe Glazer hit 12 points, Pat Holden had 10 points, and Bob Bonner canned nine

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The Sixers outscored the Cavaliers 3 to 1 in a tense overtime period to win 5048. Phil Boyd was a terror inside ramming home 29 points including the winner in O.T. Boyd was backed by John Stiles, 12 tallies. John 'Chicken' Richardson sparked the ‘Cavs’ with 23 big points and his teammates — Nick Castellano, Bruce Playford and Jim Brown combined for 20. The once-defeated Bullets fought off the attacking Warriors 48-43 Behind the setting of Jay Wexler (18 points), Claude Wise (15 points) and Scott Small (8 points). Reggie Taylor and Brian Jones were a brutal front line teaming cup foY 36 Warriors markers.

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Basketball The Trailblazers of Model Cleaners solidified their hold on first place with a breath-taking 27-26 win over the late-charging Atlas Motor Inn. Jody Webb paced the winners with 14 points. Tim Cohen canned eight points and handled the rebounding chores and point guard Brian Lucas hit a pair of baskets. Explosive Brendan Connors nearly had his Atlas team an upset win by popping in six of his game-high 16 points in the

final period.

Casale's put the boots to the cold-shooting Douglas Market quintet 23-9 with an awesome second-half explosion. Leading point getters for Casales wereMike Strawley with 10, Mark Sblffbauer 6, Joe Mendo 4, and Debbie Perry had a basket. Joe Lucas showed the way for Douglas with 7 markers

and 1 assist.

STANDINGS

Models Ctaintr* 7 3 HUlhotae Greenery 4 Florist 5 4 Cisale* s 4 Barry Clothe* S 4 Douglas Market 3 6 Alla* Motor Inn 2 7

Women’s Volleyball Ocean Academy hit high tide and ebbtide their last two outings. At their peak, behind the flowing serves of Mary Lou McPherson and Debbie Brett, Ocean flooded Kona for a 15-10, 15-6, 15-12 sweep. Against the Jockettes, they fell 16-14 in overtime rebounded in the second game 15-11 to be the match before Charlotte Lamanche carried the Jockettes to the win 15-11. The Jockettes then made it two in a rtw with 15-0,15-9, 4-15, stampeding of the Pilot House Shipwrecks as Lynn Schwartz paved the way with her serving and defense. The Cape May Bombers erupted like a volcano showering P& K Associates wills serves and hard returns as they burned to a 15-13, 15-11, 19-17 triumph. Paul Plrontl sparked the Bomers in this longvolleying match, several lasting two and three minutes. Kahn’s Mugshots were rubbed out twice by a pair of fine teams, first place Cookie II and then Kona Sports took their measure. Effective setting and serving by Robin and Margaret Hand helped Cookie Nook 'cook* 15-1,15-3,15-3. Kona was able to handle the mugshots 15-9,14-16,15-

4 6 by keeping the ball in with good defensive saves off the hands of Dee Lanza. STANDINGS Cookk Nook II 40 I Oce*n Academy 33 13

PIM House Shipwrecks 13 27 Cape May Bomber* 12 30 Kahn’i MuphoU 10 33 P*K Associate* ^ 4 33 Men’s Volleyball The Stum biers II faced a parepared Kona squad and earned a hardfought 15-8, 15-12,3-15 victory. Tim Mason spiking and Mike Sciarra setting provided Kona with a very productive scoring punch throughout the match and in particular during their 15-3 final game success. Tom Roth and Bob Greenfield of the Stumblers spelled disaster for Kona as they served and smashed their team to the match in the first two games. -4irior to their Kona ‘coast,’ the Stumblers fell to Riffraff in a longvolleying, hard-serving skirmish. Dave Piacentlne for Stumblers and John Wllsey of Riffraff contributed a complete volleyball game for their teams. a STANDINGS Riffraff 45 3 P4K Anoclatn 40 3 Library HI 40 8 C-View Inn 36 10 Axeluon 6 John 29 19 Stumbtmlt.. .38 23 DUtllwhionyt** 21 77 Kona.. 13 38 Kahn’* Ugly Mumct* 12 30 PIM Houac 6 42 Smoke Eatm 2 43 Street Hockey Dellas Flames improved their record to five and two by splintering Cape May Lumber 8-1. Lee Anderson was the hottest flame blazing in five goals, scoring in all three periods. J J. Westler the other half of Dellas' scoring machine got the hat trick. Rob Holllngsead slapped in both Cape May Lumber goals. John Mericle and Kevin Carr were outstanding, defensively for the rough ‘Lumbermen.’ Axelsson and Johnson turned back a strong-willed C-View Inn squad 6-4 by scoring three third-period goals to erase a 4-3 deficit. Mark Liston guided In three scores and Scott Brown another to carry the C-View scoring loid. A&J scaled the Islanders with balance as Hill Mendo lifted in a pair, Dave Zimmermand powered in two goals and Mike Miley and Jon Axelsson each punched on through. STANDINGS W L T Axrifson 4 Johmon 6 I 0 DHlM 5 2 0 C-Vlew 2 10 Cape May Lumber 16 0

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