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Teams Show Pre-season Skill

DEL HAVEN -Over the weekend of Aug. 25-26, the TBAA Pre-Season Soccer Tournament was held in Turnersville. Among the many teams entered in this series, set up to provide coaches with a preview of the players abilities, were the four Cape Express Soccer Teams. Game records were:

Rovers (under 14) with three wins and ooe loss, taking them into the playoffs and a 2-0 loss against Cinnaminson. The Rovers returned home with the second-place plaques. The Midnight Special (under 14) in the first games as a Cape Express Team had a 2 win-1 loss record. The Silver Streak (under 12) came away with one win, one loss, one tie. But the "Gold" came home with the under 10, Golden Flyer, whose two win, one loss record took them into the play-offs also against a team from Cinnaminson. This game ended play time with a 2-2 tie and following two fiveminute overtime periods the tie continued. Tournament rules called for a one-on-one shoot-out which finally broke the tie after plays by five members of each team. The Express captured the Division five TBAA Pro-Season Tournament Title, with a 3-2 victory. AFTER SUCH A "shinning" exhibition it was only expected that last weekends Season Openers showed glowing results. Three ExpressTeams nK, mained "Home'' on the BeT Haven fiekjrlo face me ir Wally Porter's Rovers

welcomed the Cherry Hill East Stallions and, with super defensive maneuvers, captured total game control. Scores by Kevin Jackson (2), and Tim Kirsch (1) handed the Express its 3-1 opener victory. The next team to overrun the fields was Ed Fretz's Midnight Special which met the Washington Generals. This was not only a season opener but also its playing^ debut. Although these youth have not functioned together in the past, they showed great offensive and defensive skills which gave the Special its first victory — a 14 shutout. The single score was placed by Joey Laffey. The only Express Team to travel was Ken Kirsch's Silver Streak, which, journeyed to Moorestown. Despite superb offensive and defensive plays by Aimee Oprandy and Frank Vogel, the local youth returned home with their first loss of the season. Single scores by Kenny Dickinson and Chuckie Magill. assisted by Aimee Oprandy and Joey Higman, could not stop the , Moorestown 4-2 victory. THE FINAL EXPRESS team to take to the field was Ed Murphy's Golden Flyer.

A single score shut-out by Jeff Robinson assisted by Kenny Kirsch, along with the defensive technqiues of Marc Saioni and Eric Traber, awarding the local team a "Golden" opening game. While all the other Express Teams must travel next Sunday, the Silver Streak plays host to the Chary Hill Gremlins on the Del Haven fields at 2 p.m.

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Laws ' in 15th In National Tests

Three time County Softball League Champ, Laws' Printing topped off its season in rare form as it gained a 15th place finish in the United States Slo-Pitch Softball Association "Class C" National Champion-

. ships over Labor Day Weekend. Laws' went 5-2 on the weekend. After losing its first game 12-6 to Spots Plus of Washington, D.C., Laws' won six games in a row. Laws' defeated Open Pantry of Pittsburgh, Pa. 11-3 behind BUI Cook's three hits. Law's then fi/lu-na/l PonA IIqu P/ifinhr Cape County

rival Kramer Beverage 17-7. COOK AND Kevin Sherman each had four hits. Joe FioreUi. John Fuller and John Vogel each had three hits and Brendan Rosenberg had a home run to lead Law's 30 hit attack. Next for the Printers was Bob Smith Associates from Cherry Hill.'N.J. who were beaten 14-7. Offensive fireworks were provided by Rosenberg; Fioreili, Fuller and Vogel, who each collected three hits. Fioreili, who had a three-home-run, seven RBI performance wasted in the game one loss, had two three-run bomfertms and seven RBI's in this contest. Laws' then made short work* of Buddy's from Baltimore, Md. 13-3 with Cook getting four hits and Sherman hitting a two-run homer. Fioreili also homered for Laws. Laws' was to win one more before bowing out by a 7-5 score to Stewarts of Unity. Pa. In the weekend, Laws collected 156 hits. Offensive stars were: Fioreili, 16-25 with 8 home runs and 21 RBI's; Fuller, 18-27; Vogel, 9-18; Cook, 15-27, with six triples, Rosenberg. 12-26; Sherman, 16-27; Karl Umscbcid, 11-25; Ted Ferrante. 10-21 and Carmen Scapatnla, 9-23. Defensively, Rosenberg, Ferrante, Sherman and Umscbeid excelled (

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