Wednesday, February 18, 1181

The Herald and The Lantern

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In C.A.L. Individuals Stomp follows Romp on Mats

by David Weinberg Six of Lower Cape May’s wrestlers received an unexpected day of rest in preparing for the Cape Atlantic League Individual Championships as nonconference opponent Bridgeton gave away forfeit victories in the 101, 129, 135, 141, 148, and 170 pound weight classes en route to a 62-6 Caper romp at Erma last Wednesday. The easy match did Lower Cape May little good,

however. Though the Capers were represented in eight of the final twelve bouts, only 158 pounder Ray Obst came away as a victor in the championships last Saturday at Mammon ton. REGIONAL HAD an easy time against the Bulldogs. In addition to the 36 forfeit points, the Capers also captured 18 more via pins. Bill Porter won his 108 pound duel with Reggie Bonner with a pin in the

first minute of their bout. After the Capers went up 44-0, Obst made it 50-0 with a first period pin over Glen Poippel in the 158 pound match. Don Poeppel grabber Bridgeton’s only victory of the match with a first period pin over Lower Cape May freshman Chris Kane in the 188 pound bout, then heavyweight Charles Jas perse gave the Capers their final 6 points with a third period pin over Tom Holloway.

Lady Tige rs The Lower Cape may girl’s basketball team saw their record drop to 7-12 with a 40-28 loss at Wildwood last Tuesday, and a 37-34 upset loss to Buena on Thursday. The Capers fell behind quickly against Wildwood as the Warriors opened up a 14-5 lead after the first quarter. Lower Cape May toughened slightly in the second period, outscoring Wildwood 11-8, but the Warriors still held a 22-16 lead at intermission. THE CAPER’S downfall came in the third stanza, allowing Wildwood 8 points while managing to counter with only 2 as Wildwood opened up a comfortable 30-18 lead. Lower Cape May rallied in the last period, battling the 8-10 Warriors to a 10-10 standoff, but the effort fell short. Lydia Valentine led the Capers in scoring with 6 points, while sister Sandra and the McCullough twins, Beth and Lisa, chipped in 5 points apiece. Sue DelRossi captured

Drop Two

top scoring honors with 11 points, and Marge Crah added 8 points. • • • AGAINST BUENA, Lower Cape may again started off slowly as Buena grabbed an 18-12 first half lead behind the shooting of Lori Carrington. Rose McCarthy and Lisa McCullough did their best to rally the Capers, leading a third quarter comeback that saw Lower Cape May Close to within one point, 26-25, entering the final period. Buena regained their composure in the fourth quarter, however, outscoring the Capers 11-9 en route to their fourth victory of the season. McCarthy finished with 12 points for Lower Cape May, while McCullough tossed in 9 points. Carrington also scored 12 points for the Chiefs. She was backed up by Tina Joyce with 9 points. This week, the Capers were to travel to Mammon ton yesterday, then return homi to take on Sacred Heart tomorrow. David Weinberg

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WITH THEIR unbeaten record in league competition, Lower Cape May appeared to be one of the stronger teams for the C.A.L. tournament. Indeed, they started out strongly as Porter, Jose Samiengo, Victor Romeo, Chris Simonsen, Obst, Greg MacDonald, Fred Fischer, and Jasperse all reached the finals in their respective weight classes. Regional's 148 pounder, lost a tough semifinal match to top seeded Sean Thomas of Mammon ton, 75. The finals were a different story, however, as all of the Caper grapplers except Obst were forced to settle for second, place honors. PORTER WAS THE first Caper to fall as top seeded •Dorn Caprice scored an 11-3 decision in the 108 pound bout. Ocean City’s Joe Monteleone grabbed the first of four Raider victories with a first period pin over Samiengo in the 115 pound match. 129 pounder Romeo also gave way to a Raider, dropping a 5-0 decision to Phil Faunce.

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The Middle Twp Panthers split two games last week, beating Ocean City 66-60 and losing to Wildwood 66-65 in Overtime. Against the Ocean City Red Raiders, Dawson Spaulding was high scorer with 20 points while Derek Williams had 19 and Kevin Joudon9. Whitebrier In COURT HOUSE - Whitebrier downed Woodbine in Town Team Tennis action held at the Jersey Cape Racquet Club here. In singles, Wbitebrier’s Ken Ferrante defeated Dr. Cho by an 8-2 count and Carol DeCinque defeated

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CHRIS RACKLEY, ace of the Red Raiders, was held to 14 points. Matt Watts had 17 and Gary Hodge 11 points. Then Wildwood's Warriors prevailed over the Panthers in overtime when Charlie Gershman made the winning basket with 50 seconds left to play.

Woodbine’s Julia Serrano by the same count. WHITEBRIER WIDENED its lead through the doubles as Ed Evanchyk and Henry Goellck scored an 8-1 win over Dr. Cho and Blit Clark and Martha Turklngton and Helen Libro posted a 8-2 victory over Julia Serrano and Debbie ifronesi. The final match saw Whitebrier’s Martha Turkington and Stan llollinger combine for an 8-2 victonr over Dr. Cho and Debbie Monesi.

FRANK BROWN led Middle scorers with 18 points, Kevin Jaudon had 14 and Derek Williams 13. For Wildwood, Bob Schafer led all scorers with 18, while Gershman had 17 and Mark harmon 13. Middle’s record is now 10-6 and Wildwood also has/ a 108 record. • • • FOR THE GIRLS. Middle also split a pair of games, being upset by Ocean City 40-38, with the Raiderettes holding higlv scoring Sue McKinley scoreless. Kris Salvesen led Middle’s scoring with 15 points, and for Ocean City, Coco Vanderslice led with 15 points. 'The Lady Panthers came back to beat Wildwood 6643 with Caren Forbes netting 25 points and Sue McKinley getting 18. Sue Steenland scored 16 points and Debbie Snow led Wildwood with 17 points. Middle Twp’s record is now 13-2 in the league.

THE RESULT WAS the same in the 141 pound match-up, with Ocean City's Bob Pfeiffer scoring a 12-1 win over Simonsen. Obst came through for Lower Cape May in fine fashion in the 158 pound bout with a third period pin over Middle Township’s Wayne Milledge. 170 pounder Greg MacDonald became the tournament's only top seed to lose as Middle Township’s Jeff Kane dealt him a 12-8 defeat. TOM TICE made it two straight for Middle Township with his second straight pin over Caper Fred Fischer in the 188 pound bout Heavyweight Jasperse did well juSl to reach the finals as tp avenged a regular season loss to Buena's Angelo Cammarano with a second period pin in their semifinal bout. However, Hamih on ton’s Brian Beebe proved too much for Jasperse as he grabbed a pin in the initial peribd. This week, the Capers seek td clinch the team Cape Atlantic League title tonight against Wildwood Catholic at Erma.

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