52 Sp^)l^tS Herald & Lantern 8 August '84

on the mark by Mark Mattern ^ Mossbrook Downed In Tourney Surprise

The top 18-year-old in the Middle Atlantic States met up with the top 14-year-old in a tennis tournament last week and the results came as a surprise Laura Mossbrook of Court House fell to Holly Danforth 6-2. 61 in the final qualifying

round of the North American Tennis Open Mossbrook. who will attend the University of Miami this fall, was still put into the final draw of the tournament Danforth played a basic baseline game in downing

Mossbrook in just 50 minutes. EARLIER IN the event, held at Newark Academy. Mossbrook advanced to the final stage of qualifying with a 6-3. 6-1 victory over Liza Mattos of Brazil The North American Open offers $125,000 in prize money to the professionals in the main draw. Another tennis standout participated in a different type of tournament recenO ly J aequo Mullen of Oceafi City played in the Jer,ji6\ Devil Tennis Classic at Golf and Tennis Worfd in West Atlantic City. , The tourney is in the middle of its month-long run. IS THERE such a thing as home beach advantage? Well, the North Wildwood Beach Patrol could feel the home crowd as it took the team crown at the Beschen -Ca I la ha n Memorials. In compiling 50 points to second place Wild wood's 35. North Wildwood won five of six events. Winners included Jeff Krill in the two-mile run. Tom Palmer in the singles row and Mike Mammelc in the can run. In team

i events. North Wildwood also took the four-man swim relay and the surf dash. Wildwood's only win came in the doubles row as Herb Treffeisen and Rick Greco teamed for the victory. THE N AME of Ron Kirk keeps popping' up in lifeguard competition circles and last week was no exception Kirk teamed with Tom Stephanik to easily win the Ocean City Patrol Doubles Row. Kirk and Stephanik will now represent O.C. in the South Jersey Championships slated for next week In Avalon. Bill Phum and Skip Renza took the honor of representing that resort's squad with a fivesecond win in the doubles row over a team of Dave Doebler and Mark Bender. THE SEA ISLE City Tri Cities competition was held recently with a new team involved when defending champ Avalon withdrew following an eligibility dispute. The Avalon squad was replaced by Ventnor. Avalon pulled out when Sea Isle refused to submit documents to prove guard eligibility. In the competition. Sea Isle topped Ventnor by 10 points to claim the title Headlining the action was Tom Fitzpatrick's win in the two-mile run just as he had in the Cape May County Championships; The iron-man relay team of Brian Bowan. Jim Farley and Chris McCann came from behind in the row to take a narrow victory. *> The surf -dash squad of Joe McElhiney. Greg Morton, Shawn Lederer. Vince Wiernieki and Mike McNainara capped off the evening with Sea Isle's finalvictory. The victory marks the first Tri-Cities win for Sea Isle City since it claimed the '981 title 1

1 FOLLOWING AN im f " pressive win at the Wildwood Mile Ocean i Swim, former Ocean City : guard Kurt Sulzer won last i week's-Ocean City 1.4 mile i swim. -r-"-'" Two Avalon swimmers took the third and fourth i positions Doug Meyers i finished at 29:47 and Doug Meckelnburg covered the course in 29.50. Sulzer basted the field of 305 swimmers with a 28:58 clocking. PAT IIOLDEN, standout basketball player at Lower Township last season, is keeping his shooting touch up to par in the Cape May summer basketball league Holden canned 36 points as his National Associates team fell to The Adas Motor Inn by a 63-60 score in overtime. In other action, Tom Dollinger and Kyle Anderson each hit for 20 points as Sports-N-Stuff pounded Steger's 81-56 Kevin Hebron scored a dozen points to lead Barry Clothes past National Associates 57-55. REMARKS: What do the Philadelphia Phillies think they are doing telling us that Paul Owens will be back next season as manager? This move puts the appointment of John Felske on hold for at .least another season The Phils gave up the only baseball mind in the dugout last year in Bobby Wine to groom Felske for the top job. Having a chance to see the Phillies often over the past two weeks. I'm convinced that Owens lacks imagination and the ability to make the tough decision Those decisions were made for him by Wine last year. Can you believe that foot ball's preseason is under way and the Sixers will play their annual Red and White game at St Joseph's College for the 7:30 start Saturday, you'll get a chance at a free ticket for a regular season game and a look at Charles Barklev the Sixers' top draft pick Surfing Signups AVALON— Signups for the Sun Catcher Surfing Series are held 4 p.m. every Monday and Wednes day at the 12th Avenue beach here, weather and waves permitting. The series was conceived to offer surfers in the Cape May Ccunty area an opportunity to compete It was organized by Jeff Cumm ings and Terry Young of Avalon and sponsored by i Tom Markle. owner of Sun Catcher. 95th Street and Second Avenue. Stone Harbor. / j The series works on an I accumulated point system I toward the season's cham- I pionship. scheduled for i Aug. 22. For finalists from t each division w ith the most I accumulated points will be t awarded trophies, «. Divisions are: boys 15 f and under; junior men's. 16 and 17. men's 18 and up. body board, open, and i kneeboard. open v For information call Sun I Catcher. 368-6131 i

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Lifeguard Contests Scheduled OCEAN CITY - Ocean City Lifeguards will participate in various competitions this season. All Ocean City events will be held on the 34th Street beach The Dutch Hdffman Races, a two-day. six -event competifiOjn held in Wildwood, is set for 6 p.m today and tommorrow Ocean City Lifeguards will defend their current title in the South Jersey Championships 6 p.m. Aug ■ 14 The Pool Championship will be held at Whipporwill campgrounds in Marmora. 7:30 p.m. Aug 17 The Casino Lifeguard Race, an old time rescue exercise, is set for 6 p.m Aug 20 aj Atlantic City. The Arourfa the Island Row in North Wildwood will be held 10 a.m. Aug 22. For more information contact the 34th Street beach patrol at 399-6111 <ext 304L Law's Wilis Its Second Loop Title Law's Printing powered itself to its second straight regular season title in the National League of the County Softball league by downing Burke Builders 7-4 in a masterful ball game By raising its record to 28-3 Laws clinched first * place and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. Law s scored its first two runs on a two-out single by John Fuller in the first. Burke s tied the game on RBI hits by Jim Riddle and John Canderan in the bottom of the irhung. Law's, again with two out. scored two more runs in the second on a bases loaded Glen Keagan single to go up 4-1 From that point on Law's controlled the tempo scoring a single run in the third and the clincher, a mammoth 2-run home run by Keven Sherman (3 hits) in the top of the seventh to put it out of reach Burke's mounted a threat in the bottom of the seventh. With one run in and two men on base Karl I'msheid turned a gameending double, play Mike Moore. Brendan Rosenberg and John Vogel each* had two hits in the contest. 1st Soccer Camp Held DEL HAVEN - The first Pat O'Malley Soccer Camp be held on the soccer at County Park South took place July 9-16 under the sponsorship of the Lower Township Department, the County Park Commission. and the Cape Express Club. Another camp is being conducted by O' Mai lev this week at the Big Timber l-ake Campground in Court