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Herald & Lantern 9 February '83

Artioh Close la Volleyball

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win the third 15-11.

MARMORA - Pfc v Ireslie J Penny, daughter of Lionel C and Collenn E. Panaler ,of 15 Margate Ave . has completed basic

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She is a 19R0 gr aduate of the University of

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CAPE MAY - Buck’s Electric started out piping- ' hot in* their men's

-volleyball match against. • n U| n • Vthe Slammers. winning the tompWles Basic

first game 15-5, but by the 2nd game, the Slammers came back fo life behind the efforts of Ted Kerrante and Mike Bonner to take the next two games 15-7,

.15 7 and the match

The four man team of Kirk, Norm, Bill and lohn for Gloria's overwhelmed the Library III team-<wo

games ouTof three to win ; >,

USCG Loses To Electric

ed the ball into Library ter; „

C A *P E MAY - STANDINGS

Breakwater Electric shocked USCG Air Station in volleyball as they took its match 1,2,3 behind Bill Garrison. Bill Bexaire and Boh Matthews. USCGi shot down as Breakwater' won

15-2, 16-J4 and 15-9 \

Cape May Exxon gassedup the Salty Dogs as they took their match 15-3, 15-3 and 15-10 behind the

ritory a,nd Norm was great playing the ball off the ceiling to help lead Gloria's to victory 15-3, m andL9-15 The confrontation bet ween Whippoorwill Cam pground and Roth's Can dykmd delighted many as Roth's If** *he match 2-1 The pnyched up team of Roth's did not let Whi^ poorwill's 40 2 standing faze them as they proceed

AVALON - Studinski Home Repair lengthened its winning streak to four with a 76 to fi5 win over Romano’s Restaurant, thus staying on ^op in the borough Basketball League High scorers in the game were Mike Studinski. 23. Tim Me Klnley. 21, and

Steve Sykes 17.

Cape Insurance Center beat Newtoold Real Estate 82 to 73, with high scorers,

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I Whippoorwill Oompgrnd ■ 40 l t Olorla'i Saloon' 24 14 J Rolh t Canrtyfnd IT IS 4 Library III II 21 ' JSIommrft 10 -M I Burb'f Flrctrlc 5 21

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Paul Farnan (31), Fred Bock (19) and Jeff Jones (22), which put New bold in second place and Cape Insurance in filth. Kelly's Irish Pub captured fourth .place by defeating Avalon Auto 73 JdjSS. with Rlc Olsen •vaCormip 39 points, Mike Kelly 14 and Bill Soens 21.

Swim Team Scores Win

Mill'Studinski Rlc Olsen Tim Me Klnley Dale Gerhard Paul Farnan Hill Soens Pat Ryder Craig Soens Doug New bold Jef( Jones

Pts.

Avg.

110 27 . s 1W 27.K M 20 75 R) 20 25 S« 1887 72 180 69 I7 2S

CAPE MAY - The City Swim Team stroked to a 195*156 victory over Margate, Sunday, Jan. 30, in a meet hosted by the Coast Guard Training Center. Cape May took an early lead over Margate and held onto that lead through the entire meet. Cape May came away with five first • place ribbons in the relays to clinch the meet. BILLY PILCZUK was the big winner for Cape May, taking four first place awards In the 50-meter, freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly, also a third in the

C-View Is Jr. Leader

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CAPE MAY - Junior Hockey began Thursday night with the C-View Inn and Dellas Stores facing off first. C-View captured a 3-0 win behind the goals of Tod Shoffler, Kurt Hughes and Steve Andrus. Keltic News and Cape May Volunteer Fire Co. were neck and neck for a time, but the Fire Co. pulled away for a 3-1 victory. Jesse Mattslnger, Frank Rohrer and Ron Nelson scored for the Fire Co. and John DeCamlllo scored the lone goal for Kelties. IN SENIOR C-View Inn and Dellas Stores play, Dellas was the victor with a 4-1 .win. John Walters

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CAPE MAY - The mighty Kona team defeated the C-View in all three games of their match In women's volleyball. The trio of Loraine Taylor. Claire Moller and Nancy LeClalre excelled in the game for Kona, winning 15-9, 15-4 and 15-6. Guarantee Bank succumbed to the Needlers III, 3-0 Behind the serves of pebble Palmer and the sets and saves of Tina Cardacl,

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scored twice for Dellda and Jim Hawthorne and^Dave Zimmerman also Contributed a goal. The Cape May Volunteer Fire Co. bowed to Keltic News as Kellie’s powered in two goals by Tom Moore to vffl\the game 2-1. In the thrra period Stig Blomkvest slid in a goal for the Fire Co.

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backstroke. Chris Maiurek took two first places In the freestyle and breaststroke and a second and third place Christy Fitzpatrick won two first place awards, in the back and breaststroke, ahfo two second places.. Kristy Brown took first in the 50 breaststroke. Donna MacElrevey placed first in the breaststroke and earned two second and one third place awards. CHRISTINE .LASKEY took first in the backstroke and two second place awards. DaniHIr Snyder placed first in the freestyle. Becky Snyder placed first in the butterfly and second in freestyle and backstroke. Eric Lawson placed yirst in the backstroke and go‘ three third ^lace awards. Paul Alvrfrez was awarded first iir the breaststroke, two seconds and one third. Second place awards went to: Justin Aftanis (freestyle and backstroke): Ed Erickson (freestyle); Scott Soens (butterfly); Eric Axelsson (breaststroke). Third place awards went to: Rachel Prestera (freestyle); Megan Stanton (freestyle); Ed Erickson (back, breast, butterfly); Gina Klees (backstroke); ScottSoens (breaststroke); Corey Wise (breaststroke).

the Needlers won 15-8; 15-0 and 15-13. Vance's Bar had a tough match to contend with. They were scheduled to play the undefeated team of Roth's Candyland last Wednesday evening. Thursday morning Roth’s was still undefeated as they beat Vance’s 15-'9, 15-7 and 15-4 Kiwanis Casale’s Top Loops CAPE MAY — In peewee basketball the week ending Jan. 29, Cape May Kiwanis took the Atlas Motor Inn to the hoops ih a game that had spectators sitting on the edge of their seats during the first half, but then Kiwanis broke away behind powerful Matt McGaffnry to take the game 30-18. Casale’s and Model Cleaners met on the court in a game that saw Casale’s take an early lead and hold on for a 9-4 victory. Kevin Freeman and Al Crowther were two of the hottest playing for Casales. SCOTT RIDGEWAY tallied 34 points for Cape May Kiwanis in midget basketball to assist in its 60- 27 victory over Atlas Motor Inn. John Hinker totaled 12 for Kiwanis. Brendan Connefa and Alex Jones played well for Atlas. Casale s and Model Cleaners midgets played an exciting game of hoops. Casale’s won the game 61- 28 behind David Dills and Steve Walker. STANDINGS Prrwrr W L 1 Klvrtmt* 3 0 2 Catale* Shoe* 2 I 3 Atla* Motor Inn I 2 4 Modr^Cleaner*' 0 3 Midget I Caaale'* Shoes 3 0 3 Ktwani* * 2 I 3 Atla* Motor Inn I 2 4 Model Cleaner* 0 3

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