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by Mark Mattem

Cape Sports — Not All at High Schools

This wee* I want to back off high school sports g bit. and take a look at what is going on “at the recreation , centers and swimming pools A lot of young athletes are competing and deserve mention Kris Moulder of Rio Grande wa^s an important part of the team that traveled to Wilmington, Del for gymnastic competition In the Class"! advanced Itvel, Moulder* finished second ip the allaround totals The Cape May County resident was first in the uneven parallel bars, second on the balance team, fourth on the horse vault and sixth in .the floor exercise Moulder was competing for i^e Vineland Flippers The little guys got under way in the Pee Wee basket . ball league in Cape May. ' 'Matt McCaffrey scored 19 points to lead Casale's Sho^s over HillhouseGreenery 27-22. Kevin

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.Freeman led the losers with 20 markers In-other action, Kiwanis topped Model Cleaners 22-15 as tom Johnson won scoring honors with 10 points - IN THE CAPE May County Junior league. Our Lady ot Angels picked its seventh win against no . losses with a 44-43 come-from-behihd win over St. John of Christ Our Lady, down by 10 r in the third quarter, was led by Chris Chase with 15 and Dexter Parker, who had 10 John Hinker paced St. John with 11 points St. John of God canned 16 of 20 free throws in the fourth, stanza to* top Assumption 52-40. Brian 'Lucas and David Dills led St John and Ed Gorski had ' 18 points for Assumption Another undefeated ^quad, Teitelman, topped Star of the Sea ■48-24. Roy Wrjght and Brendon Conner teamed for 30 -for the vietprs. Bob O’DonheH

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scored 21 points to -lead Margaret Mace past Mid- . die' Township Rec: 59-3S Larry Halloway topped the Rec with 22 markers TODD DE SATNICK was . the shining star Tor the Cape May youth swimming team -in-a 306-73 loss to Vineland. De Satnjck won two individual events in the 9-10 age group In the 11-12 age bracket, Christine 1 aiskey won the 50-yard backstroke and the 50 butterfly. In the-Cape May City men’s volleyball league, last place Wrecking Crew knocked off Keen’s Plumbing'bNo games to one. In another match last week, DeKelco topped Eckel’s to take over third place. * * * ^ In high school basketball. Middle Township took a 72-66 decision over Sacred Heart as Mark Adams scored 14 of his game-high points in the fourth period. The Ranters outscored S.H. 22-14 at one stretch at the end to seal 'the victory. Robert Jones backed Adams with 16 points while Larry Fields added 15. Middle'upped its record to 8 and 6 with the win. . WILDWOOD FELL to 7 and 4 last week' after losing a close -biitUe with Pieasantville, 74-72. Once again, poor foul sheoting cost the Warriors, a victory as they hit on only 16 of 35foY 45 percent. Mike Schafer topped all scorers with 30 points, scoring at least seven in each period. Wildwood Catholic got double figure scoring from Alex Mairone, Joe Aita and Bob Belanson but it'wasn’t enough against Buena Buena got 25 points from Darren Perry in the 61-56 victory. The Crusaders stood at 3-9 with the setback The rivalry between Ocean CHy and Atlantic City added another chapter to the*>ook last week A.C.^ chalked up another win' with s 93-70 verdict. Ocean City was outscored 26 to 5 in the second quarter and never really threatened. Homer Baker led the Raider <f8-5) with 23 points on the night.

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MIDDLE TOWNSHIP turned the ball over several times, in overtime as the Panther* lest to Sacred Heart in girls’ action. After Middle held a 29-25 halftime edge, the Panthers scored just two points in the third period on the way to a 47-47 tie at regulation Taking advantage of the O T. miscues. Sacred Heart pulled out a 54 to 51 win. Jennifer Snyder led Middle with 20 points as the Panthers fell to 0 and 4 on

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It was the same old story for Wildwood Catholic. The title, Mary Gavin. Gavin scored 32 points to lead the Crusaders to a 79-20 win over Buena. Jackie Cowan had 13 points and six rebounds while Michelle Bacino grabbed eight boards. Janice Boyle dished off six assists for the

Keltie’s, ■ Dellas Cop Openers

CAPE MAY - In the Senior Street Hockey League theC-View squared off against Dellas Stores in the inaugural game of the 1984 season. The first, period sa^' Dellas take a 2-0 -lead as Jim Cavanaugh and John “Shaky" Walters scored a goal apiece. C-View’s Kurt Hughes brought his team to within one point of Dellas as he scored at the 6:05 mark of the second period. In the third period Dellas broke the game wide open as it went oq a scoring binge with Walters, Cavanaugh and Billy Mulligan combining for five goals as Dellas stomped C-View 7-2.' The second game pitted Keltic News against the Volunteer Firemen. The first period was nip and tuck as Keltie’s Arthur Mason and Firemen’s SUg Blomkvest scored to knot the score at J-l. In the second period Keltic's broke'put in front as Mark DeCatnillo and Charles Temple notched a goal apiece as Keltie’s went ahead 3-i. Firemen’s Stig Blomkvest brought his team to within one point of Keltie’s as he scored with only 50 seconds left in the period. In the third period Keltie’s Steve Watson personally blew the game wide open as he scored five goals to vault his team ahead 8-2. The Firemen’s Blomkvest scored an insignificant goal as Keltie’s prevailed 8-3..

Crusaders as it upped its record to 12 and 2 on Jhe

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in other, action, Audra Coleman had, 17 joints,as Wildwood dumped Pieasantville ‘ 46-30 and Atlantic City look care of Ocean-City by 19, the score

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IN SWIMMING Brad Bjorksten, Rob Astle and Neil Leonard all were .‘double winners as Ocean City took care of* Egg Harbor Township 10942 Bjorksten won the 200-meter freestyle and the 500-meter free Teammate Astle captured the 200 individual medley and 100 butterfly while Leonard topped the 50 and 100 freestyle races. REMARKS:*

Is Wayne Gretzky the most dominating player in any sport on this earth? 1 might , not like sonic of HSs comments about the New Jersey (Mickey' Mouse) Devils, but he does things that are just unrea) By the way, he celebrated his 23rd birthday last week by scoring in his' 50th game in a row. Pete Rose will look siT'ly in a Montreal’Uniform. I also thought he would look a bit unusual in Phillies red five years ago The injury to Moses Malone against .the New York Knicks came at the best possible time. Although Malone missed Ihe all-star game last Sunday, he should be ready wben play resumes this

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Kiwanis On Top

CAPE MAY-- Kiwanis ’ remained in first place in Peewee Basketball after the second week of the* season as it downed a winless Hillhduse Greenery team 25-19. Kiwanis’ Mike Chelius led all scorers as he chipped in 16-points followed by Scott Holden's seven points. Kevin Freeman and Tom Johnson combined for 12 of Hillhouse’s 19 points as each scored six points. The second game pitted Casale’s against a much improved Model Cleaners team. Model jumped pff to a four-point lead (8-4) after the first quarter behind the scoring of Gary Frazier and Mike Millard, who had four points apiece. Casale’s made a run at Model in the second half, ou(scoring it 8

Volleyball Start Set

CAPE MAY - The City 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 that was evident last year. . .. For those players with many years of experience there will be the Power Division and for the inexperienced player there will be the Recreation Division. An organizational meeting wiL be conducted in Convention Hall 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16. The league fee must be paid before the league starting date. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

to 5, but could not make up the deficit and went down 4o defeat 18-14. Mat McGaffney paced Casale’s with nine points. The loss dropped Casaie’s into a second place tie with Model as each team now has a 1-1 record. STANDINGS

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