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on "the mark by Marie Mattern

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Herald & lantern 11 lanuary '84

Warriors Look Good Despite Hermit Loss

Poor foul shoeing was the downfall of the Wildwood High Warriors last week as they played St., Augustine at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. TTie Warriors made just 12 of 27 from tHe charity stripe in a 62-58 loss to the Hermits. Wildwood also lost the battle on the boards, an area they usually control. Center Mike Schafdr finished with 25 points, but could convert only one free throwin seven tries. Bill Osborn also had a solid game with 16 points.. Maybe it was the unusual surroundings that forced the Warriors to get out of the blocks-at a slow pace. St. Augustine jumped out on top at the start 8-0 as

Wildwood missed three layups and committed a couple of turnovers. The win upped the Hermits to 6-1 on the season, while Wildwood fell to 5 and 2.- Even with the loss, Wildwood is off to its best start in four seasons. In Wildwood’s other contest last week, Schafer and Osborn led the way in 64-55 win over Sacred Heart. Darrell Diggs chipped in 12 points in the game that saw the Warriors fall behind early and battle back with a 17-point second quarter. LOWER CAPE MAY also found the going .tough against St. Augustine, losing to the Hermits 62-48. Pat Holden led the Capers

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with 18 points and Kevin Cohner added 10 in the Lower defeat. The Capers sought revenge for the loss to St. Augustine against St. Joseph. Lower ran. away earty in downing St. Joe 85-39. Holden led all scorers with 16‘ points, but three other players hit double figures. Andy Boyt had 12, Bruce Fournier collected 12 and Kyle Worrell had 10. Wildwood Catholic used St. Joseph to pick up a win last week, 58-46. The Crusader (jffense held St. Joseph to just eight first quarter points and five in the third period. Joe Aita topped the W,C. scoring list with 14 points. Robert Jones scored eight second period points to lead a Middle Township comeback, but the rally fell short in a 83-77 loss to Pleasantville. Jones finished the contest with 28 for the Panthers. Middle pushed its record over the .500 mark with a win over Buena last week. The Panther slate read 4-3 after the 63-46 win. Harold Howell and Jones teamed for 32 points in the Buena victory . Poor foul shooting hurt Buena, as they converted only M of 22. GOOD FOUL SHOOTING . enabled Holy Spirit to squeak by Ocean City last week 71-65. The Spartans hit on 23 of 26 to take command of the game that was tied at intermission at 25-all. Dennis Jones

Industry Meeting Cancelled

ERMA — The. Cape May County Industrial and Economic Development Commission has cancelled its January meeting, slated

for the 18th.

Officials said its executive director, A.H. (Rick) Childs, has to be in Washington that day, and There also could be a pro-

blem getting a quorum.

Since Childs came aboard last August, the commission has met twice, in November and December. But there was no quorum at the

December meeting.

The terms of two of its seven members have expired: James Billmeyer of Lower Township and Ledh . Cheesman of Woodbine*-' Freeholder Director Anthony 7’. Catanoso has not yet come up with recom■—mentations for their

replacements.

led Ocean City with 17 points and Homer Baker chipped in with 15.. The girls have been doing a lot of scoring lately and I mean a lot of scoring. Middle Township set a school record by scoring 36 points in one quarter as it breezed past Absegami 82 to 42. Jennifer Snyder scored 25 for the winners while Donna Dickerson shot 6-for-6 for 12 points. The Panthers then upped their record to 6 and 2 with a 54-34 win over Pleasantville. Shelly Ridgeway and Snyder combing] for 32 points and sophomore Cori Osborne pulled down 15 rebounds. Wildwood Catholic used a balanced attack to destroy St. Joseph 80-19. Center Janice Cowan scored 20 markers in the win. The Crusaders jumped out to a 19-2 first quarter lead and never looked back. Mary Gavin dished out 12 assists and scored 18 points as W.C. also downed Pleasantville 68-29 last week. The Valentine sisters.

Yule Tree Pickups Scheduled

AVALON - David Carrick, director of the Public Works Department, has announced it will be picking up Christmas treep as

follows:

Section 1 — Sixth Street to the North side of 23rd Street, Jan 16, Section 2 — South side of 23rd Street to the north side of 41st Street, Jan 17, Section 3 — South side of 41st Street to the south side of 80th Street, Jan. 18. All residents are remained that no trees or other such materials should be* placed on the beach or the . dune area as it is harmful ’ and dangerous in the event of a storm.

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Represents MG Group CAPE MAY - The Garden State Chapter of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation announces that Joyce Ann Kievit, Ph£>. has accepted the office of

Cape May County representative. She will be available to answer questions about Myasthenia Gravis from patients and other interested parties. Dr. Kievit can be reached either by calling her at 884-0856, or writing to her at 1826-B Pennsylvania Ave, Cape May, 08204. Myasthenia Gravis, meaning Grave Muscle Weakness, currently ‘is known to afflict over 600 people in New Jersey, but it is believed that there are at least another 2,000 victims awaiting diagnosis. It can affect all the voluntary

Lydia and Maria, combined for 44 points to pace Lower Cape May to a 63-31 verdict over St. Joseph. The papers’ record stands at 3-4 following the win. . IN OTHER ACTION, Holy Spirit forced 28 turnovers in a 62-47 win over Ocean City and Sacred Heart held off Wildwood to win by one 36-35. In other Division II action, Lower Cape May downed Millville 42-21. After Millville took a 21-16 lead, the Capers took the last five matches to win their second match of the year. Kevin La re was injured in the meet and had to be taken to the Millville hospital. Lare was treated and later released. ( Kevin Clarice ran his personal record to 5-0 on the year in leading Ocean City past Buena 58-9. Clarke pinned his opponent in the 140-pound weight class. Heavyweight Trip Snyder also recorded a fall, but his took just 11 seconds over Bob Martha.

■Hamm on ton continued to roll along, last week at the expense of Wildwood Catholic. The Blue Devils upped their record to 5 and 0 with a 47-15 victory. Hammonton jumped out to a 32-0 lead early and never was threatened. REMARKS: Super Bowl XVIII is all set. It will be Washington against the L.A. Raiders. The teams are so even it will be a great game, for a change. Who will win? Washington. How do I know? I flipped a coin. Let’s hope it goes down to the wire. o . I wasn’t here last week to write about the bowl games. Nebraska is still the best team in this country. Miami beat them, yes, but not by enough to outweigh the fact that Mike Rozier was on the sideline. Since there is no playoff system in college, anyone can claim the top ranking. Maybe Florida should be number one. It beat Miami back in September by three touchdowns.

AIDING CAUSE — Donation to Operation Game Thief is presented to James Merril, center, state chairman, from E. Warren Garretson, right, treasurer of Jersey Cape Sportsmen, as Cape group's president. Scott McGooigle, looks on. Operation Game Thief is anonymous reward system of reporting game and wildlife violations sponsored by state Federation of Sportsmen Garretson is president of Lower Township Chamber of Commerce, a resident of Lower, and head of Coastline Advertising.

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