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!•%’ Jacob Schaad Jr. WILDWOOD - All season long the Cardiac Kids of I>owrr Cape May Regional High School have t een giving their fans hough palpitations to make football watching dangerous to their health They ended their regular season ip the same manner Saturday, if not more spectacularly When the day started, the Capers had a slim chance of winning the Divisional! championship of the Cape Atlantic league Middle Township victory over Ocean City would have

clinched th? title for the. Panthers But this wfivto be Freaky Saturday !n\a morning v game .Ocean/City upset Middle Township, opening • the door for l^owe'r Cape May to insure at least a tic for first place with a vie lory'over Wildwixxi in the afternoon Coach Bill Garrison's team didn’t throw away the season's script They had to come from behind again with 12 points in the last quarter-to beat Wildwood. 1H H. They now are assured , of a tic for first place and if St. Josephs loses to Ham

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LOWER CAPE MAY Regional's Ed Sherretta does some high stepping while trying to push off Wildwood's Roland Turner in Capers' 1H-H victory that assured them of at least a first place tie in Cape Atlantic League.

monton on Thanksgiving Day Cape May will be the outright league champion, the second time in three years.

The Capers started off' their game impressively when Eric Fenwick romped 95. yards for a touchdown on the opening »

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kickoff. After that it was all downhill until the final quarter for Lower. Undermanned Wildwood, which has been in most of its games but seems to falter in the second half, took Bill Osborn and a two point conversion pass from Osborn to Calvin Hayward. Cape May played lethargically until the fourth quarter when tackle Jeff “Wunder Boy" Wunder.- blocked a Wildwood punt on the Warriors’ 21 yard line. The ball skidded into the end zone and Dan Brown fell on it to give the Capers a 12-8 lead. It proved to be the straw that foroke the camel’s back. The next time the

Capers gained possession, their 1.000 yard career rusher. David Craig, scamperfcd 46 yards for the game clinching touchdown. Lower finished with a 5-1-1. record aiid unfortunately did not receive a post season state tournament bid because it did not play enough games. The limited number of contests resulted from a pre-season hassle involving league structure. Lower 8 0 0 12 18 Wildwood 0 8 0 0 8 Fenwick (R-95). Kick failed; Osborn (R-l), Hayward, pass from Osborn; Brown, recovery, blocked punt, run failed; Craig (R-46), run failed.

Middle's Band Finishes 2nd

bv Jacob Schaad Jr. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP - It was a weekend that almost was. for Middle Township High School. The Panther's football team lost a bid for the Cape Atlantic League championship on Saturday when it dropped a fluke game to Ocean City High School. 9-7. (See sports page.) Then on Sunday the Middle Township prize winning band competed for the Atlantic Coast championship and lost to Northern Highlands of Bergen CtfWT ty by one quarter of a point ,(84.40 to 84.15). The Panthers’ marching band finished second among 20 bands from Maryland, Virginia, Delaware. Pennsylvania. New Jersey, New York and

Connecticut. This was the second straight year that Mtddl,e finished second, coming closer than last year’s mark of 82.8 which was beaten by an 83.2 score. Band director Richard Ludwig said he is “very proud" of his contingent, especially since it had the best musical score in the competition (18.9 out of a possible 20). In musical analysis, the Panthers scored 8.7 out of 10 and in general effect 14.6 out of 20. The competition took’ 'place at Ben Salem High School, Ben Salem. Pa. and it marked the fifth straight year that Middle Township had qualified through preliminary competition for the Atlantic Coast championship.

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