Herald & Lantern 23 May '84 _ sports 57

on the mark by Mark Mattem Blowouts Spur Pity For Girl Softballers

One would have to have a < little pity for the Pleasantvilie girls' softball team, i They have been the easy j mark all season long and last week Lower Cape May showed no mercy in a 25 to l#ictory. 1 Winning pitcher Janet McGraw tossed a threehitter at the Greyhounds and drove in five runs at the plate with a double and a triple. All in all, the Capers collected 25 hits including 'five from Denise Smith and four by Michelle Boyd. Betsey Craig, not to be outdone, drove in three rilns with three hits and crossed the plate four times. With the win. Lower upped its record to 6 and 5 on the season. Wildwood saw a lot of runs scored but they were Sacred Heart tallies."Heart scored 20 times against the Warriors in a 20 to 2 romp. Wildwood gave up 10 runs in the second inning and couldn't get back in the game. The Warriors fell to 1-11 on the year following the defeat. Wildwood Catholic, boasting just a 2 and 11 slate, ran up against one of South Jersey's top pitchers and fell to Absegami 8-0. Joanna Sulmonetti fired her third one-hitter of the season at the Crusaders. In shutting out Wildwood Catholic, Sulmonetti fanned seven and drove in two runs. SPEAKING OF RBI, Lisa ('rompton had three and Oebbie Garvey added one a& Ocean City topped Millville by a 9-3 score. Crompton and Garvey each collected two hits to back another strong mound per formance from Sondra Reeves. Reeves ran her record to 11 and 2 with the victory. In boys' baseball. John Parejja spun a four-hitter as Wildwood Catholic edged Buena 2 to 1. Two sacrifice flies provided the Crusaders with two runs. Joe Aita and Tom Toland each plated runs with fly balls in the sixth and seventh innings respectively. Wildwood Catholic held a 5 and 8 record following the win. # Combined, Lower Cape May and Pleasantville committed 10 errors in a single ballgame. Lower made the best of the gifts they received to take a 6-4 road victory. The Capers were led by Jeff Smith, who drove in two runs, and Dan Brow., who struck out six to pick up his fourth win. With the win, Lower held just a 3 and 11 record. Earlier in the week, St. Augustine ripped Lower by a 12 to 6 score. MIDDLE Township's offense was at a standstill against Absegami in, an 8-0 ' loss. Dan Russo recorded seven strikeouts while limiting the Panthers to just four hits on the day. Using plenty of offense and four stolen bases, Wildwood ran its record to 8 and 6 with a 12-5 decision

over Sacred Heart. The Warriors scored five times in the first and second innto take an early 10-1 lead they never gave back. Matt James (three hits). Bill Osborn (two RBI), Greg Cardeci (two hits), Andre Harris (three hits), and Charlie O'Hala (two hits) provided the bulk of the offense for the Warriors. DENNIS JONES had three hits and three RBI, as Ocean City beat Millville 13 to 9. The Red Raiders had six extra-base hits on the day including two-run homers from Brad Durkin and John Gunnels. O.C. upped its record to 6 and 9 with the win over U»e Thunderbolts. OCEAN CITY'S tennis squad received the number thred seed in South Jersey Tournament play and proved it against number six Williamstown. John Paone, Scott Poling and Tom Koochembere took the singles events. The team of Shawn Fleming and Drew Bruestle took a doubles victory. In league tennis play. Middle Township got two doubles wins to slip past Absegami 3-2. Tom RomigAnthony Boyd and Richard Rogers-Bagong Smith made up the teams that captured the important wins. Lower Cape May ran its record to 9 and 2 with a 5-0 victory over Pleasantville. Jim Bucko, Mark Didinato. and Dan McMahon led the way to the shutout with singles wins. CAPE MAY County held its annual county track meet recently and Ocean City once again was the undisputed winner. The Raiders amassed 121 points to capture the meet for the seventh time in the past eight years. James Brown set a meet record in the 400 intermediate hurdles with a 58.5 clocking Gene Watts took two firsts and Leon Brown won both sprint events. Jonathan Dice set a record with a 147.7-foot toss in the discus and captured two other events and finish ed second in another Dice's other winning events were the shot put and the long jump. Lower Cape May finished a distant second with 66 points. Following Lower were Wildwood with 35 points. Middle Township with 8 points and Wildwood Catholic, last with 7 TIME FOR the county's road runners to get back in shape for the fifth annual Lite Great Cape May Foot Race. The event is scheduled for June 2. A 3,000-meter fun run will take place at 8:30 in the morning followed by the 10-kilometer race at 9 a.m. The dates have been announced for the Shore Basketball Day Camp in Ocean City. The camp is open to boys and girls ages 8-17 and will be held Aug. 13 through 17. Set to be on hand is all-America Terrance Stansbury of Temple University. REMARKS: What do you think of the Soviet boycott of the summer Olympic Games? I know that we are supposed

to hate the Russians, but who can blame them? I don't agree with their reasons for staying home, but we showed them up in Moscow and one can only expect them to return the favor. With the Soviets and the Czechs out of the games, the U.S. should have an easy time in most events. The Philadelphia Flyers named Bobby Clarke as the new general manager and vice-president. Now I'm not sure how much knowledge Clarke acquired over the past 15 years dealing with front office matters, but how do you deal with close friends who are former teammates? Will Clarke be the one to tell Bill Barber he is through as a player? It sure was great to see the Phillies get back on track. The three-game sweep over the Dodgers in L.A. was the first such sweep at Dodgers Stadium in a long, long time. If they keep it up, they should be in first place by the all-star break.

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City Soccer Clinic Set July 9-13 CAPE MAY - The Department of Civic Affairs is now taking registrations for the Summer Soccer Ginic. Skip Roderick, former coach and player with the Philadelphia Fever Soccer Team, will conduct the oneweek clinic from Monday, July 9, through Friday. July 13. Greater Cape May area youngsters between 6 and 16 years of age can benefit from the experience of these professionals. The clinic will be held at the Lower Cape May Regional High School each day 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Each participant will receive a t-shirt and a soccer ball. Additionally, an assortment of prizes and trophies can be earned during competitions throughout the week. Pre-registration is required. For further information contact the Depart ment of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

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