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Joe Aita is pitching well, his team is playing well and the Wildwood Catholic Crusaders are winning. Last week, the Crusaders evened their season record at 3 and 3 with a big win . over Holy Spirit. After falling behind 2-0 in the' first, .inning. Catholic came roaring back to take an 8 to 2 victory. While Aita was tossing a five-hitter.. Jim Kurtz was providing the offensive support, driving in five runs. Dave Velardo and Jim Barnes each drove in two hits for the w inners. Middle township fell even further behind the league leaders following a crushing 18-4 loss to St. Joseph'. The only bright note in the loss was the three-run homer belted by Jim Edmunds. St. Joe collected 21 hits including three homers and two doubles The Panthers stood at 1 and 4 following the beating. TWO W ILDWOOD errors cost the Warriors dearly in a dose ball game against high flying Buena. The two miscues put a runner at third in Jlhe second inning and then the winning run came home on an infield groundball as Buena escaped 2 to 1. Senior Bill Osborn closed the margin to ono run with a solo homer .in the top of the seventh inning, but the Warriors Wouldn't .bring around the tying run. Bridgeton could and did bring around the winning run in the last inning as it handed Ocean City its first loss of the season. 6-4. Going into the last frame. O.C. held a 4-2 lead, but saw the hard-hitting Bulldogs come up with four markers to take'the victory from the 4 and 1 Raiders. IN OTHER ACTION. Ron Sansom fired a onehitter at Lower Cape May enroute to a 6 to 1 Absegami w in. Four errors didn't help the Caper cause in the balltgame that was shortened to five innings by rain. • * It was^o-hitter No. 2 for St. Joseph girls softhall pitcher Joanna Sulmonetti as the WHdcat star held Middle Township hitless in a 11 to 1 victory. Sulmonetti faced just 23 batters during the contest, striking out six. Panther pitcher Doris Ross suffered her first setback of the year as Middle fell to 3-2 on the year. Sally Pomykacz was the losing pitcher for Lower Cape May against Absegami as the Panthers fell 12.4. Absegami scored seven runs in the fourth and three in the fifth to seal the win. Lower's record evened up at 2 and 2 after the setback. LISA CROMPTON is well known for her heroics on the basketball court. Well, last week she turned the same trick on the softball field. Crompton smashed a solo home run in the seventh inning as Ocean City topped Bridgeton 4-3. Crompton put the Raiders up briefly in the fourth inning with a sacrifice fly that scored Audrey Kemenosh from third. Ocean City held an impressive 4-1 record after the road victory. IN TRACK. Marge Bon net and Melody Sye each had double wins as Ocean x City crushed Holy Spirit >. 83-37 last week.

Bonnet won the 400 hurdles and the 800. while Sye took the 400 and the high jump. Both ran in the 1600 meter relay race, which Ocean City also w on. The Ocean City boys also took Holy Spirit to the cleaners winning 106 to 25. Eugene Watts and l>eon Brown each won three events in the runaway victory. In the field events. Fritz Ferrel captured the shot put and discus events. The field events decided the match-up between Lower Cape May and Wildw ood last week. Lower took the shot, di&us and placed 1-2 in the javelin to win the meet 71-58. The Capers were aided in the match with 12 seconds and eight thirds. For Wildwood. Chris Schaffer won the long jump. 100 and 200 dashes, tyich Langston and Ross Hoffnagle each won two events for the Warriors. LOWER CAPE MAY continued to do very well on the local tennis courts. The Capers ran their record to 4 and 1 with an easy win over Absegami Marc Lo£ascic and Jim Bucko won singles events while Scott Swain, leading in the No. 1 singles, was called due- to rain Lou Paone. Scott Poling and Tom Koochembere lost just two games between them as the trio swept the

singles in a 3-0 Ocean City win over Bridgeton. The easy victory provided the Red Raiders with a 5 and 3 record for the season. Wilwood Catholic fell to 1 •and 5 following a 3'2 and 1'2 loss to Sacred Heart. THE WILDWOOD Coun try Club course was the scene last week as Middle Township topped Wildwood Catholic .in golf. 206-234. Buddy Simmerman Bhot a 49 to lead the winners. Pete Ault posted the low score for Wildwood Catholic, fir- - inga 34. The scores were low in the match between Ocean City and Bridgeton as the Raiders took a one-shot win from the Bulldogs 166-167. Jim N'ickles fired a 38 for the 5 and 2 Raiders. Bill Keucher and Dwight Van Dorst each scored 42 to back Nickles. Lower Cape May's Paul Lundholm finished his round at 41 to lead the Capers to a 185-192 victory over Absegami Coming in at 48 were Ron Lundholm. Ed Monaghan and Ken Stankiewicz. REMARKS: Here are some questions that don't necessarily need answers. Was the final round of The Masters by Ben Crenshaw the most exciting ever without competition? Where was Jack N'icklaus anyway? 'The high-flying V i

Baltimore Orioles aren't off the ground yet, will they turn things around before its too late? Is it true that the Phillies Pirates game of last Thurs day was called off because a small crowd was expected? Will the firing of cheerleaders hurt' the U-S-F-L? Will the comments from La. quarterback Steve Young? Reports say former Philadelphia coach Pat Quinn is headed for Los Angeles. Will Bob McCammon be looking for a coaching job soon? Is the magic gone from the Philadelphia 76ers'.' Will next season bfc,the last for Julius Erving? Will Darryl Stawberry be the next Ted Williams0 Little League Start Slated CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Little League will open its 1984 season Saturday, April 28. with a triple header (first game at noon. Legion vs VFW, second game at 2:30 p.m. National Associates vs. Sudak. and the third game at 4:30 p.m., Delias vs Winchester.) Opening ceremonies will be at 11 a.m. with the Cape May City School Band playing.

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