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Herald & Lantern 16 November '83

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Wrestling, B’ball Slates Announced

ERMA - The 1983-S4 schedules for wrestling, (girls' and boys' basketball ijave been announced by Lower Cape May Regional , High Sch&ol. The schedules are: whk.sti.im. S Decrmber 10. Saturday. Highland Scrimmage. Away. 9 30. M Wednesday. Bridgeton Scrimmage, Home, 4. 17. Saturday. Shawnee, Delran, Steward, Shawnee 6. 21. Wednesday. St Joe Hammuntom. Away, 6. 28. Wed nesday. Kgg Harbor Township‘K H ChnstmasTourn ' Away. 10 Januar> 4 Wednesday. Ocean City. Varsity, Wildwood Varsity, Home. 6. 7 Saturday. Millville. Away. I II. Wednesday. Pennsgnive. Away. .S 30. 14. Saturday. Delran. Away. I. 19. Thursday.

Abaegami. Away. 6; 23. Monday. Vineland. Home. 6; 25, Wedneaday. Ham monton, Home. 6; 28. Saturday. St Augustine, Home. 1 February 2. Thursday. Buena. Home. 6. 4. Saturday. Wildwood Catholic. Home. 1. 7. Tuesday. Middle Township. Away. 6, 11. Saturday. Egg Harbor Township. Away. 1. 14. Tuesday. Pleasantville, Home. 6. 16. Thursday. Oakcrest Home. 6. 18. Saturday. Cumberland. Away. i. 18. Saturday. Wrestling Group Championships, TBA. 24. Friday and 25. Saturday, Districts. Buena Feb 29 Wednesday. March 2. Friday and March 3. Saturday. Kegionals. Vineland; March 7, Wednesday. Slate prequarter finals. Princeton. 16. Friday. State quarter finals. Princeton. 17. Saturday. Semi and Final. Round. Princeton BOVS' BASKETBALL

Dec: 6, Tuesday, Ocean City - Scrimmage. Away. 3:90; 9. Friday, 1 Holy Spirit - Scrimmage, Away. 3:30; 14. Wednesday. Mainland - Scrimmage, Away. 4; 17. Saturday. Cherokee fist Game) Varsity. J.V.. Away. 6. and Freshmen. Home. 1; 19. Monday. Sacred Heart. Home. 22. Thursday. Wildwood £atholic, Hume; 27 . 28. 29. Tuesday. Wed nesday and Thursday. Wildwood Catholic Christmas Tournament Jan: 3. Tuesday. St Augustine. Away. 5. Thursday. St Joseph's. Home: 9. Monday. Wildwood. Home. (3:30 Frosh ); 11. Wednesday. Pleasantville. Away. 13. Friday. Absegami. Away: 17. Tuesday. Hammonton. Home. 18. Wednesday. Buena, Away; 20. Friday. Middle Township. Away. (3:30 Frosh ). 26. Thursday, Sacred Heart. Away; 30. Monday. Wildwood Catholic. Away. (3:30Frosh ) Feb: 1. Wednesday. St Augustine.

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Home; 3. -Friday, St. Joaeph's. Away. 7. Tuesday. Wildwood, Away; 9. Thursday. PleasantviUe. Home. 13. Monday. Abaegami, Home: 15. Wednesday. Hammonton. Away; 16.Tbursday; Buena. Home. 21. Tuesday. Middle Township. Home. (3:30 Freeh ) Feb 27. 28. 29. and March 1. 2. 3. Boys' and Girls' Preliminaries; March 5, 6. 7. Public Basketball Sectional Semi Finals; 9. 10. Public Basketball Sectional Finals Game time (unless otherwise noted): County Teams: Freshmen 3:30. Junior Varsity 6. Varsity to follow AU Other: Freshmen 4, Junior Varsity 6. Varsity to follow GIRLS' BASKETBALL December: 9. Friday. Paul VI - Holy Spirit - Scrimmage. Home. 3:30; 10. Saturday. Paul VI - Practice. Home. 10; 12, Monday. Cumberland • Scrimmage. Away, 4; 14. WednesQay, • Mainland Scrimmage. Home. 4; 20. Tuesday. Sacred Heart. Away. 6 J.V.; 22. Thursday. Wildwood Catholic, Away Jan: 5. Thursday. St. Joseph's. Away; 9. Monday. Wildwood. Away; 11. Wednesday. Pleasantville. Home; 13, Friday. Absegami. Home; 17. Tuesday. Hammonton. Away; 18. Wednesday. Buena. Home. 20. Friday, Middle Township (Fr.J V .VarsityIgHome.3:30Fr. 26. Thursday. Sacrao Heart, Home. 30. Monday. Wildwood Catholic. Home Feb: 3. Friday. St Joseph's, Home. 7. Tuesday. Wildwood. Home; S. Thursday. Pleasantville. Away; 13. Monday, Absegami. Away; 15. Wednesday. Hammonton, Home; 16. Thursday. Buena. Away. 21. Tuesday, Middle Township. Away Feb 21. 28. 29 and March 1. 2. 3. Boys' and Girls' Preliminaries; March 5. 6. 7. Public Basketball Sectional Semi Finals: March 9, 10. Public Basketball Sectional Finals Game time (unless otherwise noted): County games: Away • J.V start 3:30 • Varsity to follow: Home J V start e - Varsity to follow ; All other: Home and Away - J.V. 4 - Varsity to follow

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VINELAND - Three Cape May County youngsters were members of the Flippers Gymnastic Team, of the Vineland Gymnastic Center, which took place in a recent ‘‘Pumpkin Meet” at Trenton State College. ) Entered at the Advanced Level were Kris Moulder, Kjo Grande, and Shannon Brennan. Villas. In the Advanced Beginner level was Lora Betts of Petersburg. Moulder, in the 15 and up division, was 4th allaround. 2nd in horse vaulting and 4th in balance

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Brennan, in the 9 to 11 division, was 3rd allaround, 4st in floor exercise, 3rd in horse vaulting and balance beam, 4th on the uneven bars. As a Class III advanced beginner, Betts placed 1st all-around, uneven parallel bars, balance beam, and floor exercises. She also placed 3rd on the horse

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AVALON BRIDGE RESULTS Nov. 4 1. Jim Henry 7180 2. Frances Thatcher 5960 3. Shirley Wieaenbaugh 5280

CAPE MAY - The first Women’s Volleyball League match paired a game but overmatched CView team against league power Kona Women. Kona jumped out to an early 7-1 lead in game one behind the serving of Shirley Ludman. C-View battled back to come within four points at 13-9 before bowing out at 15-10. In the second game Denise Zimmerman took charge early by serving four straight points for Kona. Sue Fitz and Lynn Massimiano played weB for C-View throughout the match, but the offensive firepower of Kona proved too much for the CView as Kona won 15-4. Kona again dominated play in game three as it won going away 15-2. Thunder & Roses was pitted against the Needlers in the second match of the evening. The Needlers stormed out to a 12-0 lead behind the setting and bumping of Debbie Palmer and Marion Lomach. Paige Huber and Arlene Fornabaio played important roles in an unbelievable comeback which saw Thunder & Roses reel off nine unanswered points before bowing out at 15-10. Thunder & Roses turned the tide on the Needlers in game two as they built an insurmountable lead behind the spectacular play of Carmen Soplop and won the game 15-7. The loss was the first of the season Hockey Call CAPE MAY - The City . Youth Hockey Leagues will be conducting tryouts and registrations at Convention Hall 6-8 p.m. Dec. 1 and 8. Youngsters between 9-17 who are interested in competing in hockey are urged to register at that time or call the Department of Civic Affairs at 8848411 for more information. Coaches Sought CAPE MAY - Coaches to volunteer their time for the Youth Basketball and Hockey leagues are needed. Any person interested in coaching is asked to contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 at the earliest con-

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for the Needlers. In the final game Michelle Bird’s fine play proved to be the edge the Needlers needed to down Thunder & Roses

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The final match of the evening featured the Shire against Havin’ Fun. The Shire’s Amy Truman’s aggressive front court play proved to be the difference in game one despite the all around hustle by Havin’ Fun’s June Richard, Dawn Ivey and Bobby Merkel as the Shire won rather handily 15-9. Games 2 and 3 followed much of the same pattern as the opener as Jan Kellaway and Lorraine Holt triggered several offense rallies that kept the Havin’ Fun team con-

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A Challenge For Chiefs

CAPE MAY — Coast Guardsmen, as countless rescues prove, dare all kind of dangers to do their duty on the stormy sea. Now an intrepid bunch from the Cape May Chief Petty Officers Association will carry valor a step further by taking on the Playboy Bunnies in volleyball at the Coast Guard Training Center gym 3:30 p.m. Saturday. It’s for a good cause. Proceeds will go to the City Public Library. Advanced tickets are available at the library, by contacting any member of the C.P.O.A., or * contacting Senior Chief Kern at 884-8451, ext. 308.

CAPE MAY - Registration for the city’s winter recreation schedule will be conducted at Convention Hall Dec. 12-16, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For further information call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

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