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BUENA — Another team effort took the Lower Cape May Football Team closer to its first-ever C.A.L. title as the Caper Tigers downed host Buena 1614 Saturday on the loser’s field Junior defensive back Chris Simonsen garnered his fourth Interception of the year snaring a Chief’s pass that set the stage for the Tiger’s final scoring play. THE GAME winning T.D. Itself was another example of team play; senior Steve Carty carrying the ball for a half dozen consecutive plays, getting the pigskin to the one-yard line, from where quarterback Clark La re followed center Joe DtGillio into paydirt. It was a Lare-to-Scott Lewis pass that began the Caper scoring effort in the first quarter. Then the magic toe of Scott Hiller provided the extra point Hunting From Crops a No-No The state Div. of Fish, Game, and Wildlife reminds Jersey hunters that it is illegal to hunt in standing crops. Hunters oust respect pHvate prop<. ty. including crops, to maintain good landowner sportsman relationships, notes the state division.

Hiller, who many believe must have a gun sight on his thigh, boomed a 44-yd. field goal to make it 1(H). A FUMBLE by Tiger Mike Craig (perhaps thinking about his earlier 60-yd. punt return that was called back) was scooped up by Buena’s A1 Hannah, and a John Gark kick quickly brought the Chief’s back into the game, 10-7 at the half. Defensively, the Chiefs were annoying but the Tigers were devastating. A score card wasn’t necessary to keep track of Buena's first down, they were so few. The close score came about in the final minute of play when the Buena-men got fancy and used a flipback play following the pass to gain a big-yardage T.D. with 10 seconds remaining. The extra point made the Chiefs’ first loss in seven years to the Capers more respectable. NEXT WEEK’S penultimate Caper contest is homecoming for the Tigers who will be up against a hapless (helpless) Pleasantville. The Greyhounds have been riddled with injuries and haven’t even suited up the last three games, leaving them with a 1-6 record including the forfeits. A Tiger win Saturday will assure the 7-0 Garrison group at least a tie for the C.A.L. crown.

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by Bill Sherman After an uninspired first half in which Middle Township ou (scored the Blue Devils 7-6, Middle Township came out in the second half and ran the score up to 21-6 before Hammonton rallied and pulled the game out of the fire with a 22-21 score. Middle fumbled the ball on the kick-off and Hammonton qucikly scored on a 9-yd. pass. The run for the points after was no good, and the score was 6-0 Hammonton at the end of the quarter. THE TEAMS held each other to a standoff until Mark Garcia recovered a Hammonton fumble on the Hammonton 32. A pass from Danny Arenbrrg to Jeff Kane scored a T.D . and Jay Erkert kicked the extra point making the score 7-6 Middle at half time. Early in the third quarter Middle got the ball on a fumble and after short gains, Arenberg kept the ball and ran it in 12 yds for a score. Erkert’s kick made it 14-6 Middle. SHORTLY AFTER. M. Garcia scored from the 2 yd. line, and a successful kick by Erkert made it 21-6 Middle. Hammonton next scored on a 15-yd. run by Storey A run scored 2 pts. and the score was now 21-14, Middle.

Hockey Title To Panthers

Near the end of the game Hammonton, helped by two-15-yd. penalties against Middle, scored on a pass from the 9-yd. line. Another pass added two

extra points and the score was 22-21 Middle with one minute six seconds left. MIDDLE MADE a valiant effort to snatch victory from defeat when

Chris Nichols completed a pass to Hammonton's 31 yd, line. But three attempted passes failed, as did an attempted field goal from the 28.

TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC! But it was the Blue Devils of Hammonton wh« ended up finally dancing for joy in their edge-out of the Middle Panthers Saturday.

The Lady Panthers of Middle Twp. won the CAL Title in field hockey when they beat St. Joseph’s of Hammonton 1-0 In a game played at Buena. Wanda Shockley scored ) a pass fromSozette Collett in the final 30 seconds of the play-off game. Middle's League record was 8-2-0 and St. Joe’s 7-1-2 with each getting 16 point totals. Middle had defeated Hammonton 2-1 five days earlier making the play-off necessary. In the game, Middle's Goalie Barb Summerman scored her seventh shutout.

The Laoy Panterhs now enter the tournament for the State Tournament. Roar In Soccer After spotting Gloucester Catholic a 2-0 first half to capture a 3-2 soccer victory" last Friday. The Caper's John Baker and Rich Harris each scored goals to the score at 2 all, then junior wing Keith DeColleweart slammed home the game winner for the 5-4 tigers. This week, the Capers were scheduled to close out their season today with an away match at Absegami

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