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V , Tiie Herald and The Lantern

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2 More Wins For Tiger Matmen

by David Weinberg Lower Cape May’s wrestlers ran their record to fl>-2 as they cnoshed Oakcrest 55-6 on Wednesday, then shut out Pleasantville 66-0 at Pleasantville last Saturday. In Oakrest, the Capers won 11 of the 12 bouts, including pin victories in 7 matches, in grabbing their ninth consecutive win. AFTER Jiih Sharpley captured an 8-2 decision in the opening match, the Falcons secured their only victory as Mike Perez pinned Bill Porter with 1:04 left in the third period. From then* on it was all Capers, with Jose Samiengo, Tom Killian, Victor Romeo, and Paul lames adding pins as the Capers jumped to a 27-0 lead. Chris Simonsen added another three points with

an 8-4 decision in the 141 pound bhut, then Mike Taylor secured the Caper’s fifth pin in therl48 pound match. 188 pounder Fred Fischer and Heavyweight Charles Jasperse closed out the match for Lower Cape May, each grabbing pins in the opening seconds of their matches. ONLY SIX Capers had to wrestle against Pleasantville as the Greyhounds gave up six-point forfeit wins in the 101,115,158,170, 18d, and heavyweight weight classes. Bill Porter got back on the winning track with an 8-4 decision, while Romeo and Simonsen also added decision victories. THE CAPERS also included three pins in the romp as Killian, lames, and Taylor all captured six point wins.

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THE VOLLEYBALL situation has been ironed out satisfactorily and now Gregg Arnold is looking f6r teams to fill out a 10-team league. Garties will be played on Monday and Wednesday nights at the Lockwood Youth Center Gym end an entry fee of 845 will be charged. It is expected that last years teams, State Farm, Optimists, Kiwanis, Acnfe, Sheriffs , Dept. arid Murphy's Mart will again Hudanich Team Retains Lead COURT HOUSE Hudanich Reality kept its lead wHh a score of 37-25 over Whitebriar in Town Team Tennis at Jersey Cape Racquet Club. Mike Mullen got Hudanich off to a flying start with an 8-2 wiri ovet Anthony Zurawski. Cathie Smith boosted Hudanich’s lead to 18-5 with an 8-3 victory,over Carol DeCinque. IN MEN’S doubles. Hudanich's Bob Heldorn and Roy Smith kept the lead with a 8-3 win over Ted Ferrante 'and Ed Evanchyk. Whitebrier’s women’s double team of Helen Llbro and Martha Turklngton rebounded, however, with a 8-7 win over Miriam Hirsch and Jackie Smith, as did the mixed doubles team of Gail Rocke and Stan Hollinger with an 8-6 victory over Ronl Zane* and Tony Ferrante.

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play and any new teams should sign-up with Gregg Arnold at the Recreation Dept, before Feb. 2. An organizational and rules meeting will be set after the registration period. IN REBUTTAL to Sue ■iRcKInley’s letter to the Editor, the Old Sport would like to defend himself by stating that he never made derogatory remarks about Bill Penman's coaching, but meant that he could probably better use his talents in coaching boys. While laid up with the flu. The Old Sport watched the Middle-Wildwood girls game and it must go down as one of the most dull and unexciting games he has ever witnessed. He also has learned that Donna Orbanes is another member of the faculty whose talents could be used in coaching girls. Donna was assistant to Ray Dolton in coaching Girl’s basketball. SUE McKINLEY ranks second in scoring in the • CAL, with Karen Forbes 6th, and Kris Salvesen 9th Among the boys, Derek Williams is 8th, Kevin Jaudon lUti and Dawson Spaulding 16th with Frank Brown 20th.

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Several local Eagles fans attended the Superbowl in New Orleans, among them Mike Vistenzo, Jack Hand and Jane and Mike and Kathy Tomlin.

W’WOOD CREST - In a recent non-leagUe youth, age-group swimming meet held at the Crest Memorial * pool the home team Dolphins relied on superior relay-team strength to outstroke the Cape May Recreation, squad by a score of 297-200 The individual events were extremely exciting in all age groups and the score was close as well. THE CAPE MAY team has upcoming meets scheduled with the Jewish Community Center of Margate and Ocean City. Desiree Engle was '.outstanding for Cape May as she cut through the water for five first-place

finishes.

The following Landmark City Lappers also earned 1st place ribbons: Fir*f Place* Beth Collier <2t, De*iree KhrIc <5>, Eric McPhenmrt <Z>. Donna McKelvery (Jt. Chrluy Fitzpatrick, Eric CalyHoun, Anne

Ruedtser. Gerry Pa**no. Bobby McNeill. Albert Pinkerton. Chriaty Brown. Cathy DeHart and Michelle Campbell Se<coh(l place: Corey Wiafc (Jl. Thuy MacElwalne (3). Kinten MacElwaine (J), Gerry Pa*ano. Wendy Caul kina (J), Larry Fill C trick (JL Dealree En*le. Joah Col r (3). Rara Sherretta (Jl. Eric Calhoun (2i. Eric Calhoun <2>. ManMiranda, Alice Ruediger »fli, Bobby McNeil 12>, Victory DeMuaz. Donna MacElervey <2>. Albert Pinkerton, Chriny Fitzpatrick, Jenny Pagan*). Gerry PaganO, Wendy Caulkina - Honorable mention Alex Packer. JAhn MacElwaine At intermission a contingent from the Cape May Recreation Diving Team consisting of St&cey Carter, tim Dougherty, Pam Kopp and Anne Ruediger, presented an exhibition displaying their skills.

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