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Herald & Untem 25 January M

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by Mark Mattem

Holden Still Scoring; Fowls Help Crusaders

The coach's son is turning into a real scoring machine Pat Holden of laower Cape May continued . to score well in a 65-55 win over Middle Tov. J nship in last week’s net match-up. Holden hit for eight of his game high 22 points *n the second quarter as Lower ran off a 19 to 6 surge to pull ahead Sean McGee added ' 13 .and Bruc^ Fournier . chipped in .12 in the 10-point victory. Robert Jones led’ Middle in the scoring race with 15 points. If you get into a foul shooting contest with Wildwood Catholic and pie. score'is close, you probably will end “up on the losing

'end of the scoreboard That's what happened to Absegami last week in a 65-56 loss ‘ Wildwood Catholic overcame a slow start ((town 12-6 after the first quarter) with a 44point second half to pick up the win Crusaders bit.bn 23 of 31 free’throws for the bqlk of their scoring. Joe Aita led 'pH scorers with 18,10 from the charity stripe. Jim -Barnes, Alex Mairone and Bob Belansen all topped the double-figure total as the Crusaders upped their record to 3-8. The big match up between, Wildwood High and Wildwood Catholic at Con-

vention Hall was called off last Wednesday because of the. weather. No makeup date was set immediately. IN OTHER ACTION last week, Ocean City picked up two CAL -T victories. The senior trio of-Dennis Jones, Eugene Watts and Homer ' Baker led the way as the Raiders topped Mainland * or, the road 65-45- O.C. jumped out to a 17-12 first quarter lead and never was beaded . Jones finished with 20 iparkers. Against Cumberland, the Raiders also breezed in a 74-58 contest. Watts was the leading

scorer this time, he has 24. Lydia Valentine is the proud 'nvrter of a new school record. Valentine canned 39 points against Middle Township but her Lower squad came out on the losing end 76-63 Jennifer Synder, who is having a great sophomore year, scored 29 in the Panther victory. Teammates Shelly Ridgeway (20) and Donna Dickerson (17) added to the balanced scoring. After leading by just one point at the half, Middle settled down and played

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CAPE MAY - The first match of Women’sVolleyball League last week featured 'the secondplace Shire-team going up against a much much improved Thunder & Roses team In game one the Shire took a quick 9-1 lead - featuring acrobatic diving plays by Jan Kellaway and DMarlene Mediuch. In game two in the early going the Shire again jumped of/ to an early lead, time 6-1. However, Thunder & Roses finally started to put thing together and came back behind the fine court coverage of Elaine Bennick, Paige Huber and Arlene Fornabaio to vault ahead T3-6 and go on to victory 154. THE RUBBER game was*'a see-saw match ^ featuring the steady play of' the Shire's Margaret Oleksiak and Loraine Holt. Thunder & Roses battled back time and time again but the Shire survived 16-14. ( . Unfortunately for Havin’ Fun the' second match of -the evening was a make-up between it and Thunder & Roses, just off a fine performance against the second-place Shire team. In game one Thunder & Roses cfltffcinued to rupible, cruising to a. 15-4 victory' behind the steady play of Arlene Fornabaio and Elaine Bennick. Havin’ Fun was much more competitive in game two although it didn’t show up in the final score. JoAnne DeCosta and Bobby Merkel produced some

Coed League Will Start

CAPE MAY - Coed Volleyball League is slated to begin Wednesday, March 7. The league will be restructured into two divisions this year to compensate for the wide range of talent evident last ye$.r. ^ For those players with many years of experience there will be the Power Division and for the inex pehenced player there will be the Recreation Division. An organizational meeting will be conducted in Convention Hall 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 1964 The league fee must be paid before the league starting date. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-6411, ext. 20 or 27.

nice defensive plays that helped keep them in the game. However, they lost again 154. Thunder & Roses completed the sweep in game three as Jan MacKenzie had several nice spiktes to lead her team to a 15-5 victory. * STANDINGS

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Gage Opener For Pee wees

CAPE MAY - In the inaugural game of the 1964 Pee Wee basketball season Casale’s Shoes held off a torrid comeback in the fourth quarter by Hillhouse Greenery to win 27-22. Matt McCaffrey led the way for Casale^s with 19 points and was backed up by Frank Ramirez with four points. Kevin. Freeman led all scorers with 20 points, scoring all but two of his team’s total. \ In the second game Kiwanis used balanced, scoring to offset Model Cleaner's Gary Frazier's 11 points to win 22-15. Kiwanis was led by Tom Johnson, who scored 10 points. Johnson was backed up by Mike Chelius and Scott Holden, who scored s-ix and four points respectively.

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great team defense the rest , .'of the way to slowly •pull ahead of the one dimensional Caper .team. Lower stands at 3-5 and Middle holds down second place at 9 and 1. In first place, and no surprise, is Wildwood Catholic. Last week, The Crusaders ran their reebrd to 11-1 on the year with two easy wins. Mary Gavin must have had the number 24 in her head as shescored two dozen points in each contest. -K WILDWOOD CATHOLIC rolled over riv^I Wildwood . 71-28 af Kelly Caruso and Jackie Cowan each scored 11 points to hack Gavin. W.C. held a 38-7 half time edge before cruising to’the win. Kathy Gentek led the Warriors with seven points. The next day, Wildwood Catholic’s full-court press forced 28 turnovers as the Crusadbrs downed Absegami 86 to 32 Michelle Bacino and Janice Boyle handled supporting cast rolls with 12 points each. It went-to the buzzer for v Ocean City last week as the ' Raiders slipped past Mainland 38-36., Lisa Crompton hit the pressure shot with one second left for the margin of victory. Crompton scored 12 points, leading the Raiders to the come-frorp -behind win. Mitch Leonard swept the 50 and 100 freestyle and Rob As tie took the 100 butterfly and the 200 individual medly but that wasn’t enough for Ocean City against Millville’s swimming. Millville took a two-point win, 39-37. LOWER CAPE MAY was the only local wrestling team to pick up a win last week with a 39-28 victory over St. Joseph at ■ Hammonton. MiddleWeights John Donaldson and Sean Brennan recorded pins in the first period. John Porter won his match by forfeit setting the stage for the Brennan fall and the final Lower points of the evening. The Capers raised their record to 3-2-1 on the. year. The Crusaders of Wildwood Catholic remained winless on the year • dropping two matches last week. In an interdivisional match, W.C. lost to Bridgeton 32-20 and St. Augustine recorded five falls and was given two forfeits in a 56-12 clubbing of Wildwood Catholic. Middle Township ran up against the Mays brothers and Oakcrest and came away shell-shocked. Vince Mays pinned heavyweight Steve Jones in the second period on the way to a 56-13 rout of Middle. Chris Mays had the night off, given a

forfeit in the match. THE OCEAN CITY Pinelands match Vent down to the /inal two weight classes before the visiting Wildcats topped 'O.C. 28-24 The most exciting bout was the heavyweight, class, featuring Oakcrest’s Brian Constantine and Raider Trip £dyder. It ended 20-15 with Constantine coming from behind. Kevin Clarke advanced his record to 11-0 with a superior decision and-Tun Givens came up with a first period pin. With the loss, Ocean City fell to 34-1 on the season. The Super Bowl last Sunday was > bit disappointing. It was supposed tc be a classic match-up, but it turned out to be the biggest blowout in the history of the Super Bowl. Los Angeles took control early and never looked back. They totally dominated every facet of the game. Marcus Allen, the best athlete in the game, was a real treat * to watch .The Redskins can be stopped if you stop John Riggins and that is what the Raiders did. Joe ‘fheismann is not the league's most valuable. player when Riggins is .on the side lines. The best team won. I just wish the game would have been a little closer. I think the Washington Bullets figured out how to beat the Philadelphia 76er» — slow things down. The Bullets use muscle and a snail’s pace to stop the world champions. Maybe other teams should look at this game plan. One more thing: how about those Cleveland Cavaliers? t No easy mark any more.

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