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Herald & Lantern 21 September '83

by Mark Mattorn

CAL Cross Country Title Competition Is Wide Open

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The new set-up in the Cape Atlantic League has made for more interesting races in high school sports this fall and none more than in boys’ cross country competition. With Ocean City moving to CAL II, it’s now a wide open race in the

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Wildwood Catholic, under.coach John Malinowski, appears to be ready for the challenge. Malinowski lost three top runners from last year’s 21-3 team but new hopes now lie with Paul Koch, Marty Morcolongo and Jim Malinowski. Wildwood placed three runners in the top seven of the CAL ! last season but only one is returning. Eo*;s Huffnagle is the returning letterman leading the Warriors in this’ wide open league race. Coach Jim Emory is hoping for only a ' .500 season but coaches naturally are a bit reserved.

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Ocean City will find the competition tougher in the CAL II but a championship team from 1962 was great experience for returning runners Paul lannace. Bob Bond, Gary' Brophy, all juniors, and seniors .Dave Hadtke and Cliff Schlachter. Back in the CAL II, Lower Cape May and Middle Township don’t appear to have the horses to challenge this year. GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY will see Ocean City looking to defend its title from a year ago. Melody Sye leads the squad, which posted a 19-1 slate last fall. Kim Zsitkovsky, a top CAL selection last season running for Wildwood, is the top hope for Warrior title this year. The team lost only j)ne«runner to graduation. Look for Ocean City and Bridgeton to battle it out

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In girl’s tennis action from last week. Lower Cape May posted its first win of the young season with a 5-0 shutout of Wildwood Catholic. Jim Coldred, Jim Escher and Margaret Kelly all took straight sets wins in singles .competition. Laura Mossbrook of Court House ran her record to 3 and 0 in leading Holy Spirit to a 5-love whitewashing of Bridgeton. Mossbrook downed Jody Nocera t4, 6-0 in the win.

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FALL IS a great time to play a little golf. Just ask Avalon’s BUI Marshall. Marshall finished second in the Philadephia Open Senior Amateur Championship at the Walnut Lane Golf Club. Marshall fired a 71 to finish just two strokes

off the pace.

At the September Tourney for the Ocean City Amateur Golfing Association, BUI KiUredge was the winner. George Rumer finished second and MUt HUes took third. The tournament was held at HoUy

Hills.

The Cape May County Junior Football League got under way last weekend and Upper Township hopes the 1963 season will be as good as last year’s. The Indians hope to regain the Midget title while the Wan riors have sights set on wearing the Peewee crown again. Quarterback Dave Southard and fullback Morris Fitzpatrick, up from the Warriors, should provide power to the already strong Midget club. VoUeybaU is set to get

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under way in Cape May. The first organizational meeting was held this week for the women's league The men are already set for the season to begin. Looking ahead, the Wildwood volleyball league will bold a meeting for organizational purposes on November 1. Games will be played on Tuesday nights in the Convention Center.

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MARKERS: TIME to have fun. Baseball is winding down too fast and the National League East looks like a checkers game. Teams continue to jump over each

other into first place and it seems that no body wants the honor for long. Who will win? I’m sticking to my guns and will say Montreal, although the Phillies are inconsistent enough to mess it up. And maybe win it. In the American League, the Chicago White Sox clinched too early and will fall to Baltimore as the Orioles should be sharp at playoff

time.

Football is really not on my mind yet but early thoughts had the New York Jets winning the A.F.C. That was until the Seattle Seahawks dumped them behind Curt Warner. Penn

Schedule To Begin

CAPE MAY-The city’s fall recreation programs are scheduled to begin Oct. 3. Pre-registration will be held at Cape May Convention Hall 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sept. 26-30. Included in the new schedule are such old favorites as Senior Citizen Swim, Karate, Dog Obedience, Ballroom Dancing, Ballet, Volleyball and Dancercise. New programs will include a Rape Prevention seminar conducted by Sung Woo, who has drawn on 27 years experience in the martial arts and selfdefense to create the

course.

Fall schedules can be picked up at Cape May Convention Hall Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For further information contact the Cape May Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27. The schedule follows: MONDAY: A M Exerme. 10-11 a.m.. and Prr-School Dance. 5-4 pjn . Franklin Street Cine Center. Senior Cituen Swim. $-4 pro. Cape May Elementary School; In iennediate Ballet, M p.m., and PreSchool Dance. 5-6 p ro , Franklin Street Civic Center; Adult Learn to Swim, 6-7 p.m , and

Senior Cituec Swim.3:*M:J0p.m., Infant Swim. 4:306 p.m.. Tiny Tot* Swim. $6 p.m , Open Exercue. 6-7 pm , Swim Team. 7-0 pm., all ai Elementary School; Roller Skatuu, 7-10 pm.. Cooventico Hall SATURDAY: Tiny Tot* Swim. *10 am.. Elementary School; Gym naatks (11 and under *10 am., and Pre-School Dance. 1*11 am.. Franklin Street Civic Center; Children Learn to Swim. 1*11 am.. Super Saturday. l*ooon. and Beginner Acrobatic, 11-noon. Elementary School; Toddlers Gymnastics, 11:1*12:15 p.m . Franklin Street Civic Center; Intermediate Tap. 12-1 pm.. Elementary School; Gymnastics (12 to II) 12:1*1:15 -pm.. Franklin Street Civic Center. Intermediate Jazz, 1-2 p.m , Elementary School. Roller Skating. 14 p.m . Convention Hal); Intermediate Acrobatic, 2-2 pm.. Advanced Beginner Ballet. *4 p.m.. Youth Hour. 5:456:45 pm., and Family Night. 74 pm., Elementary School; Roller Skating. 7-10 pm. Cccven bon Hall SUNDAY: Roller Skatir«. 14 pm.. Convention Hall; Lifmaviig. 64 pm.. ElemenUry School; Karate. 6:2*8:30 pm.. Franklin Street Civic Center; Open Volleyball. 74 p.m . Elementary School. Ballroom Dancing. 7:2*10 pm.. Convention Hall

Stale wishes they had him back. Speaking of the Nittany Lions, what about college football? The luck of the Irish is well overdue. Notre Dame, riding an easy schedule, should make a move on Nebraska for the national title. Orange Bowl match-up, the Irish and Cornhuskers. And finally, what about these America Cup Races! No one seems to give a. darn about sailing until the U.S. has to take on the world. Remember the U.S.-U.S.S.R. hockey rlnsh in the Olympics? Well, I guess I do believe in

miracles.

Flag Football League Slated AVALON, — Recreation Director Dave Haberle has announced that there will be a flag football league in the borough this Fall. Interested persons or teams may sign up at the Avalon Community Hall before Monday, Sept. 26. These will be a 12-man team entry fee. Men wishing to play must be 16 years of age or older. Games will begin Oct. 2 and will be scheduled Sunday mornings 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Recreational Fields at 8th St. For further information or sign-ups call Haberle at Community Hall. 967-3066 or call 967-7717.

DtoceroM. 6-7 pm, Cape May ElemenUry School, 'Advanced Beginner Tap. *7 pjn.. and Advanc ed Beginner Jazz. 74 p.m., Franklin Street Civic Center; Coed Adult Night.^74 jun . Cape May ElemesTUESDAY: Children Learn to Swim 4-7 pro . Beginner Tap. 46 p.m.. Beginner Jazz, *4 p.m.,Beginner Ballet. *7 pjn . Scuba. 7-10:20 pjn.. Coed Teen Night, 74:20 pjn.. Advanced Jan, 74 pjn„ all at ElemenUry School; Dog Obedience. 74 pjn . Cooventioo Hall; Advanced Tap. 84 p.m.. ElemenUry School WEDNESDAY: AM Exeraae. 1*11 am. Franklin Street Civic Center. Storybook Hour, 10:9*11:20 ajn.. Cape May Library, Senior Citizen Swim. 3:30-4:30 p.m . ElemenUry School: Pre-School Dance. 4-5 pjn., Franklin Street Civic Center; Infant Swim. 4:2*6 pm. Tiny Tot* Swim. *6 pjn.. A* vanced/Intermediate Ballet. 54 p.m.. Diving CUu, *7 p.m.. Women'* Volleyball. *10 p.m.. Dancerdae. *7 pm. and Advanc ed/Intermediate Jazz. *7 pjn.. Ad vanced/Intermediate Tap. 74 pjn.. and Swim Team. 74 p.m . all at

Elementary School

FRIDAY: Open Exercise. i*u a m.. Franklin Street Civic Center. Senior Qtiaen Swim, 3:2*4:30pjn . Infant Swim. 4:206 pjn . Tiny Tot* Swim. *6 pm. Open Exercise. *7 pm. Swim Team. 74 p.m., all at Elementary School; Roller Skatug.

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SATURDAY: Tiny Tots Swim. *10 ajn. ElemenUry School. Gym nasties (it and under *10 ajn . and Pre-School Dance. l*n a.m., Franklin Street Civic CenUr; Children Learn to Swim. 1*11 a.m . Super Saturday. 10-oooc. and Begin ner WEDNESDAY: AM Exer cise. i*u ajn., Franklin Street Civic CenUr. Storybook Hour. 10 3*11:20a.m .Cape May library; Senior Cituen Swim. 3:204:20 p.m . ElemenUry School; Pre-School Dance. 46 p.m , Fratfchn Street Civic Center, Infant Swim. 4:206 p m . Tiny Tots Swim. *6 pjn.. Ad vanced/Intermediate Ballet. *4 p.m.. Diving CUss, *7 p.m . Women * Volleyball. *10 p m. Dancercise, *7 pro, and Advanced/Intermediatr Jazz. *7 pm . Ad vanced/Intermediale Tap. 74 p m., and Swim Team. 74 -p.m. all at

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