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Surfing Under Way; Reeves Undefeated

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Iv«ok out your window Now. if it's not raining, what do you see’’ Springtime, that special time of year wheil life seems to return to everything. This column, for one, is getting its start in the middle of the Spring season and the Spr mg sports season. Although most of us won't go near the water for another month or so. surfing competition is under way Joe Grottola captured 1 the men's division of the Eastern Surfing Association South Jersey Finals last week The Wildwood resident bested a field of some 46 surfers in winning tii? first of many competitions that conclude in July Other winners included Mitch IxMinard of Ocean Ci ty, Lisa Rosel.i of Wildwood and Kevin Cromley of Ocean City. In Ocean City, girls softhall fans are not looking forward to an end to something that started this , Spring — a nine-game win streak Sondra Beeves notched her ninth win of the season against Pleasant ville, as the Red Raiders find themselves on top what that perfect slate, as of May R Providing the of fensive punch were Kate Beloin, Kathy Vail and Susan North

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Elsewhere, Middle Towaship, third in league standings, came from behind to down Sacred Heart with Caren Forbes' grand slam, highlighting an eight-run sixth inning Last week, Lower Cape May pounded out 18 hits in a win over Wildwood Catholic, but still find themselves out of the race Wildwood Catholic and Wildwood trail the pack, with the Warriors still look ing for their first win of the season A grand slam homer off the bat of Gregg Cardeci, triggered the Warriors of Wildwood to an 8 to 5 win over Wildwood Catholic in boys baseball action Ixjwcr Cape May leads county squads in the Cape Atlantic II race with an 8-2-1 record with pitcher Bob Chadwick sporting a % and 0 record As of lasfe week. Wildwood, WWl Catholic, Ocean City ana Middle make up the bulk of th^: mid-standings League-hitting leaders include, Tim Champion of Middle, Mark Luisi of Ocean City and Wildwood leadoff man Tom Kent Following Chadwick for mound honors here in Cape May County arc Joe Aita of Wildwood Catholic at 2 and 0, and Middle's Rich Rhmesmith and his 4-1 record At this point in the season, little hope exists for area teams at winning the league title with St. Joseph on top at KHT-l Wildwood's Roland Turner captured three events as the Warriors rip^ ped Wildwood Catholic 99 31 in last week's track action The Wildwood team didn't fare as well against Ocean City as the Red Raiders won rather easily Congratulations to Eugene Watts of O.C. as he set a school record in the high jump, clearing the bar at 5 feet 6 inches in that big win against Wildwood Joey Hall paced the losers, dominating the distance events In girl's mterdivisional track. Ocean City's record fell to 1 and I following a clo$e loss to favored Millville In tennis, big wins were in order last week as Ocean City, Wildwood, Middle Township and Lower Cape May all crushed opponents on the courts Turning to the links, Lower improved their record to 9^3 with a win over St Augustine at the Stone Harbor C.C. course Golfer Bill Clement lead the way shooting a 39 MARKERS: Time to have some fun The Philadelphia 76ers will take Los Angeles to the cleaners, just as the Lakers did last year jo the Sixers, to win the NBA title. Edmonton will take the Stanley Cup back to Canada iwhere it belongs) by beating the New York Islanders in the N H L. finals Tony Perez, come back player of the year 7 Hershel Walker, The best player ever to carry the pigskin? Agree 7 Trivia Time; Who holds the World Series record for strikouts

in a single game? Bob Gibson, 17 K's in game one of the 1968 classic. As this starts what I hope to be a long-running, infor mative column. I ask readers to provide input when you feel so inclined If your league, group, or just someone you know deserves a note, let me know by dropping me a line. Send any information to Me at and Lantern P.O. Box 430. Cape May Court

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Local Youth Sinks Honors LAWRENCEVILLE - David A. Cox, son of Mrand Mrs. David A. Crafts of 99th Street, Stone Harbor, was recently honored at the Winter Varsity Sports Dinner at The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville. Cox. a senior, was a star ting member of the varsity basketball team, the first Lawrenceville team to reach the finals in the state Prep Class A Champion ship The final game was never played because of scheduling problems Cox was a member of the varsity football team in the fall when he won the Slaymaker Award for great character development and contributions to the team He is also a member of the varsity

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