48 sports Herald & Lantern 1 August '84

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Law's Still Atop American League

CAPE MAY — Burke Builders kept themselves within striking distance of Law's Printing in American League men's softball as they added three wins to run their win streak to six games. On Wednesday Burke downed an upset-minded Atlas Motor Inn team 10 to 9. Burke then defeated the Pirate's Den 15 to 5 on Friday. John Canderan and Ed" Bosch provided the offense with each banging out four hits. Bosch also launched two home runs to run his total to 17 on the year. Burke thpn blanked Doc's Custard

10 to 0 on Monday to up its record 21 — 4 on the year CAPTAIN SIG'S remained in playoff contention as it collected three wins last week to bring its season record to 10-17. Sig's took on a struggling Eckel's Diesel team on Wednesday and bested it 6 to 3. On Friday Cajrtain Sig's used some sparkling defense to edge Bayshore Lounge 1 to 0. The Atlas Motor Inn was its latest victim as Captain Sig's beat it 6 to 3 on Wednesday. Law's Printing continued its winning ways as it ran its latest win streak to five games with two wins this past week. On Friday Law's downed the Law » UUW IICU I II C

Bayshore Lbunge 11 to 7 as Brendan. Rosenberg and . Kevin SheYman led the way i with three hits apiece. Law's then took on the Atlas Motor Inn on Monday k and soundly defeated it 8 to 3. Rosenberg again collected 3 hits as Carl Umsheid and Ted Fen-ante k were the defensive standouts for Law's. [ Doc's Custard improved its playoff hopes as it pounded Eckel's Diesel 22 to 0 Art Gannon and Rick Stout both had phenomenal days As each blasted a home run and collected eight rbi's. Standings yLaw's Printing 26-3 Burke Builders 21-4 1 Doc's Custard 14-14 Pirate s Den 13-9 Captain Sig's 10-i? Alias Motor Inn 5- 15 Ugly Mug 4-7 Eckel s Diesel 3-15 Bayshore Lounge 3-16

TENNIS TROPHIES — Avalon Councilwomen Pauline Petrica. left, presents silver mug U* men's singles tournamenfwinner Adrian Dellaporta at conclusion of borough tournament. Displaying their awards are women's singles winner Margie Guckes. fourth from left; runner-up Pat Scalon, third from left, and second place men's winner Richard Barton. far right. Second from right is Doreen Drexel, tennis instructor.

Eagles, Panthers Top League

STONE HARBOR - The third week of the Lions Club Little League saw the Eagles and Panthers battle for the top spot, each ending the week with 4-2 records, and the Aces and Wildcats remaining in the hunt at 2-4. In the first game of the week. Tim Hand's complete game effort led the Wildcats over the Aces 8-2. Hand and John Mead con tributed doubles for the winners, while Mark Hackett added a booming triple. Ed Monahan took the loss by surrendering three first-inning runs John Simpson worked the rest of the game on the mound. THE SECOND game saw 'he Eagles move into a first place tie thanks to a 7-4 thumping of the Panthers John' Mendek picked up another victory, his third against one loss, and Ed Hogan notched the save Koh Fischer absorbed the loss Kill Hampton. Mendek and Hogan led the Eagles to three early runs and Hogan crashed a mammoth home run in the •fourth to make the score 7-2 and blow the game wide open The Panthers rallied for two late runs behind B.J. Jurose. Fischer and Bill Romberger. but Hogan relieved Mendek to close the door on the victory

THE EAGLES continued their winning ways Thursday with a 5-0 shutout of the Aces. Hogan and Mendek combined for a no-hitter, pitching four and two innings. respectively. They got all the runs they needed in the first inning, as both Mendek and Hogan reached first and came arOund to score on a series of stolen bases and wild pitches ^cott Juenger and Monahan saw mound duty for the Aces The Panthers kept pace with the Eagles behind an 8-1 victory over the Wildcats B.j. J arose pitched four strong innings, allowing just one hit. a

home run by Tim Hand. Chris Fullerton finished up on the mound for the Panthers. Jarose drove in the first run of the game with a single that plated John McC'omb and the Panthers never looked back. The game was broken open in the fourth vfhen shoddyfielding led to four unearn ed Panther runs. Joe {Henry took the loss for the TC'ats. Instructional clinics and league nw-outs continue - Mondays/ WeflheSiiays.. and Fridayaat 9 a m ; with league game5"being played Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. and .Friday at 6 p.m All boys and girls ages 8-13 are welcome to attend

Basketball Starts For Girls' Teams

STONE HARBOR - Borough jrj-unior girls' basketbalr- action began Tuesday of last week with the Black Barons taking on the Purple Panthers The Barons won the game 10-4 with Beison scoring eight points. In the second game the Blue Bolts beat the Red Bandits 12-1, sparked by Stephanie Sposato. who scored six points. The senior girls also began play Tuesday night Black played Purple and

I Blue played Red IN THE FIRST game. Black had an easy won over Purple. 38-17 Allison Knoll ! led the scoring the Black with 10 points, but Jackie Cowan led all scorers with 11 points. The second game was a little closer with Red beating Blue 32-28. Marita j Coffey led all scoring with 1 1 points, but it just wa& not I enough to help Blue with a I win. j Action resumed Thursday night with some very close games. First games were played by the junior girls. The Black Barons played the Blue Bolts. Stephanie Sposato, led the Bolts to a 8-6 win. The second game. Purple Panthers versus Red Bandits. wasn't decided until^ the last seconds The Ban-\ dits went up by two with a minute left, but then the Panthers came back and scored

Panthers stole the ball with 20 seconds, and Meredith Hinkie scored the last two baskets, including the winning basket to put the Panthers on top 8-6. SENIOR GIRLS began play with Black versus Blue, then Purple versus Red!" Black led the whole game but Blue never gave up. Black went on and won 32-17. Allison Knoll led the scoring attack for Black with 13 points The second game turned out to be an exciting match VV WV Ull UACHIIIg lliail.il

between Purple and Red. Red won the game 40-39 Purple was up five at halftime but in the ending minutes. Red pulled out the win Leading the scoring was Kelly Caruso with 13 ponts. Girls basketball games are every Tuesday and Thursday nights ^with play beginning at '6: 45.

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