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Th* Cape May boy's basketball team up pH their record to 1M with • M 45 victory over Ham montori at Erma Last Tuea day and a <11-38 rorftp at .Sacred Heart last.Friday Against the Blue Devils, the Caper Tigers look the lead for good At the end of the first quarter, outacor

Ing Hamrr.onton 12-4 The Blue Devil* played their best basketball in the second period, scoring 17 points to Lower Cape May s IS', as the Capers grabbed a 30-23 lead at in-

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THE CAPERS slowly widened the margin in the second half, outscoring

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CAPE MAY The US Coast Guard Training Center recently hosted an exciting youth swimming meet and diving exhibition between Ocean City and the landmark City Up pers sponsored by the Department (rf Civic Affairs Cape May splashed to an early lead on the strength v of its 8 year old. and under relay teams but it was only temporary As the meet progressed, the overall depth of Ocean City in the individual events carried them to an 80 point victory FOR THE SECOND con secutive year the Center provided the fcity with its pool and personnel to con duct a home swimming competition

The Cape May place winners are as follows: l« P1»f» .Bwky Snyder. Beth Cnlher . CelSy DeHart. Thuy Me El wolne, Jodi Wine < JI. Anne Ruedl«er ill. Danielle MeF f lwalne, Oin*»y FiUpatrfty i!>. Deairee Engle III. Mars»e Engle, Donna MacElrevey tn4 Hare Becky Snyder. Kiralen McElwalne Gerry I’agano Alice RuedlBer. Anne Ruediger, Bobby McNeil U'rry Filipalrlck. Josh Col lior # ^nc Calhoun, Chrlky Fill' pairicfc, Margie Engle Ird Hare Mamie Engle. Victor DeMuai. Donna McElwalne. Urry FUtpalrick Eric Calhoun. ChrUay . FHrpallrlck. CXHa Sellier, Eric Mct’heraon, Thuy McElwalne, Albert Pinkerton. Danielle .McEJwame. Slacy Sheehan. >flobby McNeil. Alire Huediger Mooorablr Mrnllon Ale* Packer. John O'Hara. Ctirey Wtte. Chrtalle

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Hammonton 34-22 in the final two stanzas for the 19 point final difference Kyle Anderson was among the three Capers who finished in double figures, tossing in 11 points. ,Greg Douglass and Steve Puller backed him up with 10 points each. Hammonton's John Strauss topped all scorers with. 16 points, while Aldo DIFillipo chipped in \11 points.

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LOWER CAPE MAY also had an easy time of it against &-13 Sacred Heart, holding the Hearts to just 1» first half points while ' pouring in 23 of their own I>ed .by Anderson and Randy Clark, who combined for 29 points, the Capers continued the onslaught inA^to the third period as Lower Cape May outscored Sacred Heart 14-10 hfeup their lead to 37-23. </? THE CAPERS putWie finishing touches on the

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Hearts in the final stanza, breaking looae for 24 points to 13 for Sacred Heart. Anderson again led the attack for Lower Cape May, finishing with f5 points, while Clark addfcd 14 tallies. Jack Martine grabbed top scoring honors for the Hearts with 14 points and Greg Jordan tossed in 9 points. THIS WEEK,-the Capers Vvefe scheduled to travel.to Ocean City yesterday, then make up a previously postponed game with a home contest against Wildwood Catholic tomorrow night. With their i(M record, Lower Cape*May, South Jersey's tnXrd-ranked Group Thrgle squad, qualified for the state tournament, and take on 14th rated Woodrow Wilson High School of Camden at Erma on Tuesday, March 3. —David Weinberg

CAPE MAY - The happy-go-lucky C-Vlew Inn giggled their way to a rare victory by outserying Stumpo's Strombolis fti‘2 of 3 games in women's volleyball. \ Fierce opdpnents on the court, but good friends off, Debbie Proud of C-View and Carol Cunningham of Stumpos ipearheaded their respective teams. COOKIE NOOK II finished the regular season in first place by tbpping Kona Sports 2 of 3 games with

solid serving and bumping from Robin Hand and Judy Marxlowe. Dee Sclarr^and Debbie Brown led Kona to one of their finalist wins all year when . they outscored Cookie Nook in the match finale. Needlers II swept Ocean academy three straight but still fell short of second place. AU six teams will compete in the playoffs to conclude tonight.

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. CAPE MAY - National Associates shut out Ugly Mugf 6-0 behind Joey Hawthorne's five goals in Recreattpn Junior Street

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Senior Division play was highlighted, by checking defense and excellent

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CAPE MAY - The fivegame championship match for the city Recreation Men's Volleyball League will pit a perennial power and a rookie against one another. . MVP-Riffraff, as expected, defeated the Avengers but had to draw on every bit of their talent and experience to do so. AFTER TRAILING 2 games to 1 in the best of fivfe semi final. Riffraff rallied around the serving, spiking and defense of Rick "Mr Wonderful'' Ferrant^, Bob Jackson, and Ted Ferrante to seal the victory with 15-13 and 15-7 conquests in games four and five. An impressive all-around effort by the entire Avengers team came close lo toppling the MVPRiffraff gang. Ine one of the most shocking outcomes in the

five-year history of the league, * underdog Schramm and Hallman stunned defending champion, Library II after trailing two games to 0. UNDERSTANDABLY. Library III thought they had clinched a berth in the title game for the second year running after bolting to 15-12 and 15-5 wins over an apparently awestruck Schramm and Hallman. After S&H captured game three 15-6 over an obviously relq^d Library contingent, put a hammerlock on the momentum which ultimately carried them through games four and five by scores of 15-10, 15—. Stuart Cohen, Joe flalacz and Tom Roth were catalysts for the Schrammand Hallman giant-killers. THE AVENGERS, will now battle Library III in a five-game set for third

place in a preliminary to the Championship match between MVP-Riffraff and Schramm and Hallman. The Volleyball League is sponsored by the city Department of Civic Affairs.’

cond time as C-View Inn played them dead even. In fact the Lumbermen needed a third period goal from Lee Anderson to salvage the draw. JIM PECK HAD earlier given the ^Inn' the lead' with a second-period wrist shot. Axelsson & Johnson, like Cape May Lumber, needed a final period goal to avert defeat. Tom Moore blazed one home for A & J to even the count after Tom Beheler had scored for Dellas to put them ahead in the early going. Standiing*: Point* 1 Cape May Lumber 12 2 Axelsson 4 Hohnson 7 3 Dellas Slore*< « « C View Inn 3

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COURT HOUSE - The Flyin B's gymnasts came home with ribbons from two recent contests, it was announced by coach Jerry Barber. Signups Set For Baseball VILLAS — The Lower Township Recreation Department will hold Junior League Baseball sign-ups noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road To be eligible, a child must by 10 years old by April 1, and must not be 13 before Aug. 1 of this year. Proof of age must be brought to the sign-ups. Children who played Junior League Baseball last year must sign up - again this year.

Winners in a dual meet in Vineland were Bobbi Jo Sikora, Kim Osmundsen, Christin Dodd, and Kaye AT A LATER meet in Moorestown, seven members picked up a total of 19 ribbons. Top honors went to Bobbi Jo, with first place in balance beam and in all around, giving her a chance to take part in state competition. Other team members competing were: Patti Austin, Nicole Reichard, Marie Flacco, and Barbie ErAbs.

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