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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, February •*.

Capers’ Team Play Too Much for Opponents

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Kyle Anderson and John 'Bassett combined for 34 points to lead Lower Cape May to a 61-50 victory over arch-rival Wildwood last Tuesday at Erma, then Steve Puller sank a 15-ft. jump shot with five seconds to play to give the Capers a 52-51 win at Buena last Thursday. Against the Warriors, Lower Cape May jumped out to a 10-6 first period lead, then outscored Wildwood 1S-8 in the second quarter for a 25-14 halftime advantage.

THE CAPERS upped it to 42-24 with a 17-point third quarter scoring binge, and though the Warriors caught

fire for 26 points in the final battled even through the period while holding the final period, each squad Capers to 19, Lower Cape scoring 14 points, and with May succeeded in avenging five seconds to play, Puller an earlier loss to Wildwood gave the Capers their 14th The Capers had four ( win of the season with his

players finish in double., basket,

figures^ Anderson led all

CAPE MAY - The

Hillhouse Greenery and Florists presented Casale’s with a fresh arrangement of selected offensive shots enroute to a 24-20 triumph

in Pee Wee basketball

HillhouSe Edges Casale’s

1 Model C

while Steve Souder and Josh Goldberg led the

Kiwanis.

In a battle for undisputed first place, Model took Atlas Motor Inn to the cleaners with a sharp

2 Hillhouae Greenery 3 AUu Motor. Inn

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3 Barry CWhM

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scorer* with 19 points, BasseR had 15, and Randy Clark and Greg Douglass finished with 12 and 10

pointa. f

Bob Behalf* led the M Warriors with 16 points and Rob Haynie tossed in 16

tallies.

• • •

ON THURSDAY. Lower Cape May held a slim 10-8 lead after the first period. That was quickly erased, however, as Larry Smith poured in 8 second quarter points to lead a 23 point Buena rally and a 31-24 halftime lead. Behind Puller’s 12 second half points, the Capers slowly closed the gap, outscoring the Chiefs 14-6 in the third quarter to regain the lead 38-37. THE TWO TEAMS

Puller finished with 16 pointsf for the f4-1 Capes. Douglass backed him up with 10 points, and An-

derson added 9.

JOSE BERRIOS led the 3-16 Chiefs with 12 points, while Smith finished with 11. This week, Lowec Cape May was scheduled to play their find! home game of the season against Hammonton yesterday, then travel to Sacred heart on Friday. —David Weinberg

Lumbermen Undefeated

".VM jutibew. .torred p« M mg game, t«.m and fco e d Volleyball Start Slated f

r Hillhouse with his deoth and balanced . J

for Hillhouse with his rebounding and 14 points scored. Steve Perry and Roy Wright forged a Casale comeback fn the fourth quarter but Hillhouse held

on.

BARRY CLOTHES , bottled up the middle ‘ defensively to take away the Kiwanis inside game and were rewarded'with a hard fought 13-12 victory Henry Kobik and Scott Flickinger paced Barry's

depth and balanced

scoring.

BRIAN LUCAS, talented

point guard for Model Cleaners, sank a free throw in the waning seconds to

clinch their 32-29 win. ROB LUNDHOLM,

working with boards, and Porky Douglas were catalysts for Model. Hrendon Conner. Barry Wise and Clint FVeenian charged Atlas to a 10-6 first

half lead.

CAPE MAY-The city Department of Civic Affairs' will begin its Coed Volleyball League Wednesday, March 11. Games will be played at the Elementary School 6-10 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays. Each team will bc.required to pay an entry - fee to cover expenditures

for equipment, post-season awards, officials and maintenance. Teams interested in participating must submit their fee and team roster to the Department of Civic Affairs, 643 Washington Street, no later than March 4. For additional information call 884-8411 extensidh* 20 or 27.

Sideline Shots By The <Hd Sport

CAPE MAY-National Associates outgoalWJJgly Mug again in Junior Street Hockey play by a count of 5-2. Jessie MaUinger and Joe Hawthorn tallied twice each and Rob Lundholm scored to handle tile Associates offense. Peter Hand and Keith Liston ac-, counted for the ‘Mug’ goals. In Senior Division padclashing Cape May Lumber remained unbeaten by battling back with a pair of third-period goals to scale Axelsson & Johnson 2-1. Jon Axelsson had staked A & J to a 1-0 first period lead which stood up through 2Vfe periods. But suddenly David Lindsey poked in the tying score for Cape May Lurfiber after a, fine feed from Nick Castellano. Phil Boyd, with only 1:20 left, smashed home the winning score. John Plrnik fbr Cape May Lumber and Mike|Miley of A & J were excellent in goal. Dellas* Stores shlit down the C-View Inn 3-0 behind a pair of T6m Beheler goals and one by Dave Zimmerman. The Dellas defense was also clicking as they didn’t

SHow a single easy shot on their goal.

1. GapcMa/taafccr » 2. A«f*w*i * * 2. DtltM SUr« . 1 4. C-Vkw Inn * Library III Ends On Top CAPE MAY-Ufcrary III Finished the regular city Men's Volleyball season in first place with a 53-10 record They futher established themselves as favorites to repeat as league champions entering the playoffs by beating back MVP-Riffraff 15-7, 8-5,15-11 last Friday. George Butler and Jack Costello sparked the Library offense with their experienced play. Rick Kerrante and Shep Taylor played a complete game for MVP. keeping them within victory’s reach throughout In other actionEddie 'Crazy Legs’ Zcbrowski. Jerry 'Maddog' Griffin and Ernie Tallman' Troiano teamed up to derail Dare Realty 15-8, 13-15, 1MK

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THERE'S GOOD NEWS about Ricky Harmon. He has come back after a third operation and is now getting in shape by playing scrimmage. When his knee stiffened up after the second operation and physical therapy failed to loosen it up, it was feared that Ricky’s promising basketball career was over. But now, with two years of eligibility left at Old Dominion, we can look forward to Rick's finishing up his college career In a blaze of glory and then getting a chance to show what he can do in the professional ranks. Everybody wishes Ricky good luck in the future. • • • THE SCORING LEADERS in the Cape Atlantic League are: Dereck William, in 8th place with a 15.2 average; Kevin Jaudon 12th place with 12.8 average; Dawaon Spaulding in 17lh place with 11.2 average; Frank Brown is 25th with a 9.1 average. Among the girls; Sue McKinley 2nd with 18.6 average; Kris Salvesen 4th with 13.8 average; Caren Forties 6th with a 13 4 average. • • • THE MIDDLE TWP. Recreation Dept’s volleyball league didn’t get underway this week. Monday and Wednesday nights were given up for the teams to have some organization and practice. Teams expected to compete are State Farm, last year’s champion; Kiwanis, Optimists, Acme, Sheriff’s Dept.i Murphy’s mart and Jamesway. This league was very popular last year and a great .* many men were disappointed when the High School gym couldn’t be used for the games this year. But the 4-H club came to the rescue and the league will go on. • • • REWI THOMPSON, former Middle Twp basketball star is now getting plenty of playing time at Stockton College. His sister Veronica was playing on the girl’s varsity team in her freshman year until she had to sit out with an injury. • • • A BENEFIT BASKETBALL game was staged by the Key Club of Middle Twp High recently. The High School faculty beat a team of varsity football players in the main attraction. Playing for the faculty were Dennis Anderson, Basil Cagliari, Debbie CUfford, Phil Exley, Chick Lodman and BUI Penman. The football players were three teams deep and used Danny Arenberg, Ed Bohn, Art Cannon. Jay Erkert, Mark Garcia. Chuck and Mike Marriner, Eddie Leighton, Tom Nicholas, Keith Seaman, Tom Hutchinson, Jeff Tomlin, Jake Tomlin and Tymiall. Referees were Monica Sherman and Caren Forbes of the Girls Vanity team. The teachers won the game and everybody had a good time.

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