Herald & Lantern 11 April 84

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on the mark by Mark Mat tern : 4

Wildwood Hi Sluggers Found Pleasantville 18-1

“•» AiJnl shou ers put a damper on the beginning-crf life spring sports season for local high schools, but some games were played in between the storms * As major league baseball

got off tfte gnjund -last week, so did high school bill Strong’ fi tting WiMwood left an early call ing-card against Pleasant ville pounding.the ball in a 10-1 Victory Tom Sawyer

provided the big i»lowr;<onnecting ffcr a grand slam homcrtin Bill Osborn belted three hits, stole five bases arid'knocked in two.

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In other <key match-ups. last week. Ocean City topped Atlantic City 10-7. arc'?: Lower Cape May top peal Wildwood Catholic 7 . At Ocean City.,Joe Jo and David Miller each c nected on round-trippers t higfflight a 10-Hit perfo mance by the Raiders the win over A C. Dan Brow* fired a foul" hitter at Wildwood Calholiv;

leading Lower to the lopsidf re scored^ Haiders in the romp

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five times in the first tuct innings for a margin th«;y was more than enough for Brown Ray Scaltrito backed Brown with two doubles

at the plate.

IN SOFTBALL ACTION Debbie Tpdd singled in the -- 'vwinniijg run in the bottorr \'of the seventh to lead Middle Township to a 13-12 win over Wildwood Todd had three hits and Missie Whirr tinglon had two hits arJj' two RBls for the Panther'- - Betsy Craig and Miches McKeon were double tro 1

flexed its musdes against Lower Cape fttey 109-22 Elsewhere. Hahrtnonton topped Wildwood 103-28. Buena slipped past Wildwood Catholic by a t»-62 score, and Middle lost to Oakcrest 87-43 In the Wildwood Catholic meet. Paul Koch showed his versaUlity be winning the 1600. 800, high hurdles and finishing second in the high

jump.

THE (K EAN CITY girls track team got off on the right foot in a" big win over Atlantic City 104-l” Margie Bonnet won the 400 hurdles and the 800 to lead the Red

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Jodie Graeff took a double for 'Middle Township, but the Panthers - ran up against a tough Oakcrest

squad losing 81-45 '

Another tough squad. "Vineland, paid a vist to Erma and walked away with a 79-32 victory over Lower Cape May. Lydia Valentine w as the highlight for Lower with a toss of 98-Triet.

10-inches in the javelin.

IN THE BIGGEST MEET of this young season. Ocean City once again proved to be a con-.

ble for Wildwood Catholfo^ tender.' downing Vineland

as each connected for t\ro two-baggers to lead Lower Cape May past th Crusaders 12-7. Craig finished the day with three hits while Eileen Murray -contributed a two-fun

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Sondfa Reeves picked up

w;here she left off last year, shutting out Atlantic City 14-0. Reeves, top starter for Ocean City, scattered eight hits in picking up'the win •Willie Boyce won the c 100-and 200-meter -.dashes and Jim Grams won bbth hurdle events, but it wasn't enough as Lower lost to Oakcrest 76-55. The loss marked the second setback for the Capere this season.

IN OTHER TRACK

NEWS. Jonathon Dice and Eugene Watts combined for six wins as Ocean City ,crushed Atlantic City 118-23 Dice captured the 110 hurdles, shot put, discus and the long jump Watts won the high jump

andNjOO meter run. Track power Vineland

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Ocean City lost a tennis match last week for the first time in a long whle. The Red Raiders, a usual pdwer on the courts, were zipped by Atlantic City 5-0. None of five matches was even close. Elsewhere. Middle Township dropped its first Tennis match of the year to Sacred Heart 3-2 Heart took -all three singles events and Middle captured the doubles. The teams of Wayne Towson and Tim Romig. Ed Spaudling and Anthony Boyd were double winners for the Pa others Marc Maslow and Scott Piro led the way for the Wildwood Warriors in a 4-1 win-over. Middle Township Spaulding and Boyd picked up thf only point for Middle Lower Cape May ran its season record to 2 and o with a 5-0 whitewashing of Wildwood Catholic. Scott Swain. * March Locascio.

and Jim Bucko won the three singles events for the Capers REMARKS: Phillies fans and fans through out the country . were a bit upset over the televised games on Saturdays. The networks have the exclusive rights to the Saturday, games so no local stations can show local games. Once again, it comes down to money The network threatened to pub out if their demands weren't met 1 guess we have to live without • Phillies Saturday baseball', unless the Phils are playing the overexposed Dodgers. The Philadelphia Flyers continued to play w^ll for 20 minutes in the playoffs, forgetting about the last penqd. Followers of the orange and black have fdared all season that the Ftfnr^l period downfalls u ouRKhurt any chance of bringingslhe Stanley Cup back to Philadelphia

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'5-47. Melody Sye.uon two events arid anchored the 1600 relay learn to victory. Bonnet and Tnsh Levin ilso notched double vic'tories for the Red Raiders

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CAPE MAY — Tommy Reid poured Tn 16 points and Tom Johnson added 10 ps Hillhouse Greenery used a trapping defense to down Kiwanis 38-24 in the finals of the Pee Wee Basketball; League Kiwanis' Mike Chelius led all scorers with 22 points.

Sr. Hockey Standoff

, CAPE MAY - The CView and the Cape May Volunteer Fire Company met to determine the 1984 Senior Street Hockey Champion and after two • games nothing was decided as each notched a victory’. The first game was a defensive battle with nary a goal being scored through the first two periods. CView’s Mike Cronin finally broke the ice as he scored what proved to be the game winner at the 4:25 mark of the third period; In the second game the Fire Company's Joe Hawthorne caught fire in the first period as he scored two goals to give his team a quick 2-0 lead. C-View s Cronin closed the game to 2-1 as he scored at the 7:15 mark of the second period. Charlie Hickman upped the Tire Company’s lead to 2 again as be scored two minutes later. Fire Company's Hawthorne completed the . hat trick in the third period^ as the Firemen took a commanding 4-1 lead. C-View's Todd Shoffler scored 50 seconds later but it was too little too late as the Firemen won 4-2 to even the series at toe game apiece.

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