Herald & lantern 23 February '83

Youngsters’ Wrestling

ERMA — The Lower Township and Cape May Recreation Departments will sponsor a wrestling program for Kindergarten through 6th grades on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, starting tomorrow This program will be under the direction of William Porter with the wrestling teams from both Teitelman and the High School assisting them Playoffs On In Volleyball CAPE MAY - The City Women's Volleyball league began playoff action this past Wednesdaywith the top four teams of the regular season, Roth's Candyland. Needlers III, Kona Sports and Guarantee Hank battling it out for first, second and third place championships The C-View Inn and Vance’s Bar did not make it into the playoffs. Roth's Candyland played Guarantee Bank in a game which gave Roth’s a ticket in the winner's circle and a chance for first place Guarantee will play the consolation game for third place In the Kona Sports - Needlers, III game, Needlers defeated Kona and advanced to the winners circle, where they will play Roth's for first place 8 p.m. today Kona Sports challenges Guarantee Bank for third place at 7 p.m.

Registration for both the Pee Wee and Midget Wrcstlers/WR'l' Ik* held 6 p.m tomorrow at the Teitelhian School. All par ticipants should be accompanied by an adult

Kellie's Wins In Hoekey

CAPE MAY - The City Hockey Junior league got back into action after a brief intermission, with Keltic News defeating Dellas Stores 4-3. John DeCamillo scored three goals for Keltic's and Matt Knotch had 1 Jim Kelly and Chris Corbett each scored for Dellas. Behind the lone goal of Ed Kane, the Cape May Volunteer Fire Co., scored a 1-0 victory over the C View Inn Quinnr Corbett, who was not playing goalie this week, did an outstanding job on defense for the Fire Company. IN THE SENIOR League, Keltic News over powered Dellas Stores in a 5-2 victory. Kevin Peterson and Jon Axelsson were instrumental for the Kellie's win. The Cape May Volunteer Fire Co. team bowed to CView The C-Views Dave Lindsey, Paul Kronin and Jim McBride held onto the game by scoring in all three periods to add a 3-2 victory to their standings

Campers Snap Back

CAPE MAY - Library HI had a single conquest over Whippoorwill Cam pground in men's volleyball. Feb 14 . winning the next two games and the match 815, 15-1 and 15-8. Roth's Candyland defeated Buckf Electric in a three-game forfeiture

Glorias Saloon outplayed the Stammers behind the awesome duo of Tom Hehcler and John Wllsey. beating them 15-10. 15-10 and 13-15

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Clings to Top Spot CAPE MAY - The mighty DeKelco team's reputation musj have preceded it in their game Friday night against the Salty Dog's because the Salty Dog's did not show up

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In its quest to hold onto first place. BrcakwateV Electric controlled the match against Cape May Exxon. Kill Keraire was there with his beautiful sets to Rill Garrison, who sent endless spikes into Exxon's space, good for a match sweep 16-14, 15-12 & 15-10

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Power l.eagur U' I. 1 Whippoorwill Campground n i 2 Gloria's Snloon W IS .lltolh'sCandylarKf * W5 4Library III I* 2A SSIamnirrs 12 M 6 Buck's Klrclnr 6 19' Womrn'A Lrogur W I. 1 Roth’s Candyland 42 0 2 Needlers III 13 9 1 Kona Sporting Goods 19 23 4 Guarantee Bank 12 30 SC-VlewInn 10 29 6 Vances Bar 4 IS Over the Net League W L 1 Breakwater Klectnc 31 2 2 USCG Air Station 19 14 3 DeKelco 17 16 4 Cape May Exxon 16 20 5 Sally Dogs I 32

WILDWOOD Maybe because it was Valentine's Day, Charlie Chabot of North Cape May. bowling in thf Monday Night Mixed Nuts League at Wildwood Bowl, really put his heart into it. The result was the sixth perfect game of the season at the Bowl Ray Mooney also of North Cape May. has the other five 300s on the Wildwood lanes CHARLIE'S his first, came as something of a surprise, though he said he was not nervous "I knew I had it after the sixth frame." commented Chabot "After that I only worried about leaving the ten pin on my last ball Chabot s first game, 225. gave him the idea to aim for a 700 series, which he had never accomplished The 300 eame on his second game He maintained his composure for a 108 in the last game for a 723 series This made him the sixth bowler to break 700 at Wildwood Bowl this season

ELSEWHERE. Mooney the other member of the 300 club, rolled his second Hon series recently Bow ling in the Thursday Night Men's League, he combined games of 277 . 279, and £78 for an 834 senes This was

the second 800 series of Mooney's long career, both bow led" at Wildwood Bowl Mooneyes first, an 877 series, is only nine pins short of the world's record of 886 set by Allie Brandt in 1939

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