The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday. February 11. 1981

^OWl^eam^plit/Ta^Two Lady Capers Qualify^ State Playoffs T . . I. .k. I..I throuahout the first half a

By Bill Sherman The Middle Twp Pan thers spM two games last week, rolling up over 100 points to top Hammonton. 107 48: and losing to Sacred Heart in a return match. 71-63. In the Hammonton game, six players scored in double figures Derek Williams getting 28. Dawson Spatidllng 16. Kevin Jaudon 15. Wayne Bryant 12. Frank Brown 10 and Platt 10 For Hammon ton Staus scored 17 and

DeFilipo 10. AGAINST SACRED Heart. Williams led the scoring with 17 points^ Jaudon and Brown each had 14. and Spaulding 11 points. Middle s record is now 7-5 in the league and $-7 overall They are in fifth place in the C A L. -THE LADY Panthers fared better, winning two games—defeating Hammonton, 84-12 and Sacred Heart. 72-36

Against Hammonton. Careh Forbes had 18 points and Kris Salvesen and Shelly Ridgeway 17. IN THE Hearts game Forbes had 18. Salvensen 17 points and 14 rebounds. Sue McKiney had 11 points and Ridgeway 10 points. For Sacred Heart, Angela Rowchetti scored 13 points and Paula Sparagna

had 11.

Middle Twp. is now 11-1 In the C.A.L. and 13-2 overall. They are second in the league behind unbeaten Pleasantville.

Red Cross Plans 100th Year Fete

cniiRT HOUSE - The county Red Cross will have a "Thank You Volunteer" tea Sunday. March 22 at the home of Dr and Mrs G. R. Brown. 210 Highland Ave . here, to open the Centennial Year celehration Beginning May 24. there will be a week of activities

for the 100-year- anniversary of the Red Cross. On Friday. May 29. there will be a Centennial Day bloodmobile in Court House. Saturday, May 30 a parade in honor of the Red Cross will take place on Route 9 at 10:30 a m., starting at the Elementary

School on School House Lane. The parade will continue up to the parking lot hehnd Murphy’s Mart where there will be a craft, antique and collectables

fair until 4 p.m.

Senior Intern Program

WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Harrison A Williams. Jr (D-NJ) an- ' nounccd today that he will participate again this year in the' May 11-16 Congressional Senior Citizen Intern program, and he urged any interested New Jersey residents to submit the necessary application to him by March 15 , . Under the program, one

man or woyian is selected to participate in a five-day program in Washington which combines work in.a congressional office with seminars, briefings, and discussions with officials from agencies and departmepts around the city. A small stipend is offered, and those attending'wlll be given assistance in making lodging arrangements

After the Lady Capers dropped a 42*37 contest to Wildwood Catholic last Tuesday, Lower Cape May used a 17 point effort by Lisa McCullough to romp past St. Joseph s 51-15 at Erma on Friday, thereby qualifying for the girls State Basketball Playoffs. Against the Crusaders. Lower Cape May appeared destined for an upset as they opened up a 25-15

halftime lead.

WWILDWOOD CATHOLIC narrowed the margin in the third stanza, outscoring the CaperS 16-10, to trail 35-31 entering the final

quarter.

The Crusaders came on strong in the fourth period behind game high scorer Lori McGee. The league's tenth leading scorer, averaging 11 ponts per game, she poured in 9 of

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her 24 points in the last period as the Crusaders outscored Lower Cape May 17-6 en troute to their 13th

win of the season.

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THE CAPERS took out their disappointment on the Wildcats, opening up an 112 first quarter lead. The. onslaught continued Boro B’ball Schedule AVALON - Avalon Recreation director Dave Haberle has announced the remainder of the games in the local basket ball schedule:

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ll-Boys Varsrty v*. SI Mary - * al St Mary * Girl* J V and Boy* J.V vs

St Haymnod* at St Ray

5:30 pm.

12 Girl* J V and Girl* Varsity vs Star ol Sea at Star ot Sea

6pm

te-GIrt* J.V. & Girl* Varsity vs St

Ann's • home

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17-Boys Vorsity vs Sea Isle • Home

«p.m.

19- Boys J V and Boys VarsUy vs Ocean City • Home 4:30pm 20- Boy* Varsity vs Woodbine at Holly HelRhts ^ ^ 23-Boys J V v* ‘Stone Harbor

Home 4 pm

25-Boy* J V and Boys Varsity vs. St Ann's at St Ann s

throughout the first half as Lower Cape May broke out to a 28-8 lead at in-

termission.

The Capers continued their rout during the second half as well, • outgunning St. Joseph’s 237 in the final two periods to grab their seventh win

against ten losses.

LISA McCULLOUGH came away with her best perforrtiance of her Caper career, tossing in 17 points, while her twin sister Beth

finished with 7 points.

Denise Leonarski led the 1-11 Wildcats with 5 points. This week, Lower Cape May was scheduled for an away game against Wildwood yesterday, then take on Buena at home

tomorrow.

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I'VE BEEN TRYING TO put together a column on fishing this week, and It's almost next to impossible because right now there Just aren't any private and charter boats fishing I'd boen getting reports about mackerel being taken, so I called Joe Rodla of Ronm ? tackle in Rio Grande. He said this was just another idle rumor that gets started this time of the year. He'd heard of some of the commercial draggers taking mackerel way down South, but that as far as he could figure, the fishing season here is at least two to three weeks away. ., .. „ .. Steve Seggern. at South Jersey Fishing and Hunting center confirmed this, and tdlD me that their whole crew was up at the Harrisburg Sportsmen’s Show promoting fishing here on our Cape of Nature. THE NEW FISHING CENTER that Capt. Dick Weber is going to locate where Cape Island West Basin was is proceeding according to schedule. I’ll try to keep you informed of this as it progresses. , 4 . . I got an announcement in the mail this week that the World Championship- Weakfish Tournament held by the Greater Milford Chamber of Commerce will be May 12,14 & 16 with $11,000 cash and other prizes. This has #>Uen to

be quite an affair.

You can get all the entry information on this by writing to Greater Milford Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box.

Milford, Del. 19963. phone (302 ) 422-3301.

THERE WILL BE A*LOT of these tournaments this year. I’ll try to keep you informed as to how to enter them. One thing that will have to be a concern to all anglers this year is the price of fuel. It’s up to $1.33 a gallon as of this writing, and they’re predicting $1.80 a gallon before summer That’s bound to curtail travel, and will probably

promote group fishihg trips.

I'VE AIJM) BECOME CONCERNED with the fresh water shortage It looks as though it's going to be a reality According to tecent finding, the jet stream that con**1 believ^ jve can cure our ills if we take an honest

approach

trols our weather has moved to the north of us, and we just aren’t getting enough pfecipitation to fill our water reserviors. This could damage our fish populations because the fresh water drainage off bur meadows controls the salinity of the water, and this is what makes fish populations grow or decline. There is so much of our fresh water being polluted by outfalls, land fills, and storage of toxic wastes that our valuable reserve supplies will not help us this season. President Reagan is closing down federal research on disposable waste systems.!*try to restore the economy, so its up to the state and rtiunicipal authorities to clean up

their act.

I DON'T FAULT OUR NEW President on this move - a lot of money was wasted at federal levels op research, and we need action, not studies. I like the new slogan - American. I believe we can cure our ills if we take an honest approach John Andrus (our editor) and 1 spent last Saturday afternoon discussing Stone Harbor Point, beach fees, and the many things that effect our environment here on the Jersey Cape I was going to write a columh on this, but he has covered it so well that 1 feel any comment I would make would just be repeating his thoughts. My only hope now is that we take our new President seriously, and work towards getting ourselves out of the economic mess we're in

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