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people who worked to moke this tournament successful. THE GIRLS TOURNAMENT proved thafthere aren’t enough good teams to MI the quota for all the holiday tournaments. With Atlantic City, Pleasantville and Mainland Girls playing in other tournaments, the Middle Tourney came up short of talent. With Middle Township ahd Wildwood Catholic winning by such lop-sided scores, it shows that teams like Abeegami and Bridgeton don’t belong in an all-star tour-

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BY THIS TIME THE Kiwanis Girls Basketball tournament has come'and gone, and a great many people deserve a great deal of credit for their service First the Kiwanis Club of Cape May Court House under the leadership of President Lou Luteri, performed their duties very efficiently. It takes a crew of about ten men to fill all the posts. But ip addition, the high school personnel donated their services. It requires the presence of a licensed fireman and Sam Brewer and “Slim” the high school custodian did this willingly. THE, JEAN GOODMAN lent her services each night. The Key club managed their refreshment stand.'And Wal Turnler performed Ms Job as Middle TownsMp policeman, as well as Officer Wlllke who was there each night. Fred Grosse and BUI Penman took care of afi the technical aspects and Mr. Rodriquez of the high School staff operated the electric scoreboard. The only paid people were the referees, whose union prevents them from working free. * So a tip of the old sport’s fedora to all these civicminded

And then why do we have to have all these loser’s games. When Oakcrest played Wildwood at 5:30 there were a dozen or so spectators in the stands. MIDDLE BOY’S TEAM IdlT to Pleasantville in the Mainland Tournament. Leading by nine points at one time, they could not hold the lead and went into the consolation round. ' CAREN FORBES OF THE Lady Panthers broke the individual scoring record for Middle Township by netUng 36 points in the fount of Absergami. Sue McKinley held the old record of 34 points. Crusaders, Panthers Win Girls’ Tourney

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COURT HOUSE - The second annual Kiwanis Girls Basketball Tournament got underway Friday nighty at the Middle Township Gym with Wildwood Catholic defeating Oakcrest 45-42. For the Crusaders Tarbottom andMe points and Magee and Vey 8 each. Sharon Nicholson got 16 for Oakcrest with Walker throwing up 9 and Burrell 8. In the Second game, Middle Township walloped Absegami 96-13 with Caren Forbes setting a new school recorcd of 36 points. Quarles led Absegami with . 8 points. For Middle Sue McKinley had 23 and Kris Salvesen 16. The third game saw Millville defeat Wildwood 43-36. Merola put up 16 points and Weil had 12 for Millville. For Wildwood.

Snow had 15, Bakanowski had 9 and DelRossi 8. In the second round played on Saturday night, Oakcrest won a consolidation game against Wildwood 46-36. Nicholson had 16 an Burrell 12 for Oakcrest and Krah had 10. Gant 8 and Bakanowski 7 for Wildwood. The next game saw Middle taking Millville 69-32. McKinley had 23, Salvesen 12 ahd Forbes 16 for the Lady Panthers while Merola and Maddox had 8

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The final game of the night went to Wildwood Catholic who beat Bridgeton, who had drawn a bye in the first round, by a score of 76-51. Magee had 16, Tomlin 14, Gavin 16, and Tarbottom 11 for Wildwood Catholic and Edwards with 13, Sovawting 11 and Thompson 11 for Bridgeton.

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