Hwatd * Lairtem 19 October 'M

on the mark

by Mark Mattem

sports.

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Brennan Brisk as Lower Mauls Middle, 16-6

Fireworks in Erma this past Saturday as a couple of local high school teams booked up. Sean Brennan thrilled the crowd with an 80-yard punt return for a touchdown in a game which saw Lower Cape May down Middle Township by a 16-6

count.

Brennan later added to the show by tossing a 37-yard scoring strike to John Porter. Not to be outdone, the Panthers had a little excitement themselves. They took the lead early on a fantastic punt return by Robert Jones. Jones weaved his way some 65-yards to paydirt in the first quarter. Wildwood should have stayed home last week. The Warriors traveled to Mays Landing to take on Oakcrest, but were sent home with a thrashing. The Falcons ran up 401 total yards in a 45-6 win over Wildwood. Ocean City scored all its City Slates Scuba Class CAPE MAY — A class in Scuba is being offered by the City of Cape May as part of the the fall recreation schedule. The NAUI course is nationally certified and consists of 32 hours of instruction, plus two final dives. Students must be at least 12 years

old.

Upon successful completion students will receive a certificate and a card verifying a passing effort in a nationally certified SCUBA course. The class will be conducted on Tuesdays 6:30-10:30 p.m. and will begin Oct. 18. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or

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points in the first quarter as it shut out Millville 13-0.

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IN HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER last week, Middle Township scored late and often to overpower Cumberland by the score of 7 to 2. With the game tied at one in the second period, the Panthers scored twice to break it open. Middle got two-goal performances from Kevin McFarlane and Mike Donovan. Wildwood Catholic used a great defense to shut out rival Sacred Heart 2-0. Pat Dwyer and Keith King scored goals as the Crusaders registered their first victory of the season. Lower Cape May ran up against a buzz saw qalled Holy Spirit. The 9 and 1 Spartans thrashed the outmanned Tigers by a 9-0 count. Bill Gallagher knocked in the lone goal in the second period to lead Ocean City to a 1-0 win over Egg Harbor Township. Gallagher's goal came in the second period.

SCORING GOALS seems to be Wildwood Catholic’s problem on the hockey field this season. The Crusaders are, however, playing good defense. Last wee W.C. held Middle Township scoreless, but failed to net a tally in a 0-0 tie. Goalie Kelly Gallagher stopped five shots in recording the shutout for Catholic and Carole Coles minded the nets for the Panthers. Rivals Ocean City and Atlantic City squared off on the hockey field but not much was settled. Sue North scored the lone Red Raider goal in a 1-1 standoff. Debbie Garvey picked up the assist. In another South Cape May County battle last week, Middle got the best of Lower. Coles once again was superb in the net, stop-

m Cape May County almanac'

MOON PHASES/POSITION'S Tht Moon'i affect on the Tide u greatest erhen closest to Earth (in perigee I and whfn in direct alignment with Sun A earth (full t: new moon phases/ On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or strong winds (depending upon direction) may result in flooding, and extremely low tides New Mooe ( Pint Quarter U Full Mooe 21 Last Gcarter. 28 Perigee <4! U TIDE TABLE Computed for Cape May City beachfront; for other areas, see Correction Timet.

DATE LOW

a m. p.m.

19 Wed 12:2S-U:48

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U Fri » Sat a Sun 24 Moo » Tue 2E Wed 27 Thu a Fri a Sat 30 Sun

Mon

1:44-2:15 2:a-2:S3 2 58-3 :34 3:34-4:14 4:08-4:56 4:48-5:44

6:42-7:58 8:02-8:07 8:21-9:08 9 25-10:0

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a.m. p.m. 6:57-7:13 7:34:7:52 8:11-8:0 8:45-9:04 9:308:43 9:57-10:25 10:38-11:11

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6:47 12:07-12:34

2:17-2:34 2:34-2:45 3:0-3:52

CORRECTION TIMES Compute approximate time* of high 8 low water for your area by adding or subtracting the following number of minutes for each tide phase in the Tide Table. LOW HIGH Great Egg Harbor Inlet Minus 12 pluslO Ocean City (9th St Bridge) plus 35 v plus 22 Corson Inlet (bridge) plus 21 plus 7 Sea Isle City (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) plus 66 plus 43 Sea Isle City Beach minus 2 minus 21 Townsend Inlet Plus 21 plus 4 Seven Mile Beach plus 15 0 Stone Harbor (Great Channel Bridge) plus 43 plus 40 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) plus 19 o Wildwood Beach Minus 2 minus 17 West Wildwood (Grassy Channel bridge< plus 46 plus 43 Cape May Harbor plus 1 minus 4 Five Fathom Bank plus IS plus 6 Cape May Point plus 49 plus a McCne Shoal plus 32 plus 27 Delaware Bay Baysbore Channel i Bay-Canal Junction i plus 50 plus 40 Miami Beach plus 79 plus 66 Dennis Creek Entrance Plus 117 plus 97 Brandywine Shoal Light plus 81 plus 58

ping 13 shots, and provided her teammates with a 3-1 win. Chris Cox, Jodi Graeff and Katie Trainer all scored for the Panthers while Dawn Horner scored for Lower Township.

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CROSS COUNTRY runner Ross Hufnagle found himself in a usual place last week, first place. Hufnagle won the meet for Wildwood, but the Warriors could only split a tri-meet. Wildwood squeaked past Sacred Heart 27-31, but lost to Buena 20-40. Middle Township also split a tri-meet last week. The Panthers topped Absegami and lost to Hammonton. Mark Dean was the top finisher for Middle.

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THE TENNIS TEAMS for Wildwood and Wildwood Catholic went dowTi to the last match before either could claim victory'. Wildwood captured the last doubles match to win 3 to 2. Jennifer Johnson of Wildwood and Thea Sanford of W.C. were the singles victors. Lower Cape May also had a dogfight, but came up on the short end of the score. Sacred Heart fjestled the Tigers 3-2. Margaret Kelly won her singles match with teammates Sally Pomykacz and Kelli Weeks won in doubles. By the way, Laura Mossbrook remains undefeated as she over took Kris Schmidt of Millville last week. Mossbrook’s Holy Spirit team, Holy Spirit, owns a 13-1 slate. Mossbrook, a senior from Court House, also began participation in the interscholastic singles play. She

took care of Jeralny Darmiento of North Plainfield 60, 6-0. MARKERS: Just two things to talk about this week and both haveto do with Philadelphia teams. Everyone keeps on telling me if the Phillies had played better they could have won the World Series. Bull. The Baltimore Orioles have the best team and shouldn’t have lost even one game to the Phillips. The Phillies' played in the weakest division in the National League and so-called momentum carried them past the choking Los Angles Dodgeft. The Orioles, on the other hand, played in the best division and played the same type of baseball they had for 162 games this year. Pitching, bench and defense. That’s how you win it all and the O’s had the best best. Remember, the Phillies did win the National League. I don’t know if that means all that much any more. The other thing is the Eagles. Going into Dallas, (thanks to the Phils) the Eagles were given a chance to show what they are really made of this year. I guess we have our answer. The Cowboys had to use every trick in the book to edge the weakest of the weak and stomped the Philly team. It was a real bad Sunday for Philadelphia. Besides the lesson in the Series and the massacre in Dallas, the Sixers lost to Boston in a game marred by three fights and the Flyers lost for the first time to the N.Y. Rangers.

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