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on mark by Marti Mattem Capers Top Cal II; Beating Panthers 2-1

Underclassman and team work are getting the job done at Lower Cape May. The Capers continued to ride the top of the CAL Division II soccer standings following a 2-1 win over last year's champ, Middle Township. Sophomores Bruce Calverley and Jim Russell scored second half goals for the winners while, another soph, Bill Sheets protected the nets. Sheets stopped 16 Panther shots to record the win. Freshman Kevin Jackson assisted on RoselJ's tally and brother Keith, a sophomore, provided the pass to set up Calverley. Calverley s goal at the 16:10 mark of the third period was his 1 1th on the year. Lower looked down on the rest of the pack with a 8-0-2 slate following the win over Middle Township. "s Later in the week . Middle took on interdivisional

rival Atlantic City and came away with a 3 to 2 victory. After early scores from Art Kelly and Sean Smith, A.C. battled back to tie the score in the third quarter. Smith tallied his second goal of the afternoon to break the deadlock and give the Panthers the onegoal win. Middle evened its record at 5 and 5 following the setback of the Vikings. Wildwood Catholic also crossed over divisional lines last week to pick up a close win. Crusader goalie Chris McCurdy stopped 21 Ocean City shots to lead his team a 2-1 victory. Pat McFarlane scored his 13th of the year for the Crusaders and Pat Dwyer set-up Keith King for the game-winner. For Ocean City, Chris Callese netted the only goal and John Spoltore played another good game in goal, stopping IS shots.

Wildwood Catholic improved its record to 6-2-2 and Ocean City slipped to 4 and 6. STRONG PLAY of the Lower Cape May girls field hockey team continued last week as the Capers shutout Wildwood Catholics 2-0. Betsy Craig scored one and assisted on the other for the winners who boasted a 6-1-3 record. Lisa Boyd was the recipient of the Craig pass to net the other tally for Lower. Wildwood Catholic remained winless at 0-9 following the setback. Middle Township used two first half goals to dump Absegami 2-1. Katie Trainor and Kristin Anderson scored the early goals to support fine goal-tending from Carol Coles. Middle outsbot Absegami 14-3 in an effort that sent its record tq. 6 and 3. Vineland zoomed off to a 1-0 advantage against

Ocean City, but Kristi ! Miller lit yp the nets with l two scores in a 3-2 Raider victory'. Miller nailed an unassisted tally with just 15 seconds left in the first half to lock things up. With the score knotted again, this time at 2 -all, Klaudia Gorman got into the act. Gorman fired in the game-winner at the 15-minute mark of the second half. • • • LAURIE KRAH, Sue O'Brjen and Beth Marotta led the way for the Wildwood High tennis team in a 5-0 win over Buena In doubles action, Megan 'Johnson and Merry Stokes anfi Shea Petrella and Dana Einhaus were the winning teams. Wildwood took its third win against eight defeats. Wildwood Catholic took qaire of Absegami in similar fashion last week. The Crusaders zipped past Absegami 5-0. Liz

Buchanan, Thea Sanfoni and Holly Stokes took easy singles victories. W.C. stook at 6 and 3 following the victory. Lower Cape May came up against its toughest rival so far this season, and couldn't survive with a 4-1 loss to Sacked Heart. The only point for Lower came in single play as Margaret Kelly was the lone winner. DAVID MILLER was running wild through the Millville secondary Saturday and quarterback John Gunnels found him a couple of times for scoring strikes. Miller caught touchdowns of 36 and eight yards for Ocean City in a 28-0 win. On the ground, Craig Swannis rushed for 79 yards and Frank Sayers added 68. Bob Kronkenbrger made the most of his three carries, collecting 63 lengths and a 21-yard score. Gunnels finished up the one-sided affair with a three-yard touchdown run. The Edwards brothers had a big day for Middle Township as the Panthers slipped by Lower Cape May, 6-0. Mark and Tim combined for 178 yards on the ground with Mark going over from 13 yards out. The ground game played an important part of the ballgame with winds blowing up to 35 m.p.h. The winning drive came in the third quarter and covered 44 yards. The windy condition didn't seem to bother Oakcrest quarterback Darren Drozdov. The sophomore signal caller tossed two touchdown passes as Oakcrest blitzed Wildwood 32-8. The Warrior defense also had touble stopping the Falcon running attack. Oakcrest scored on romps of six and 40 yards. REMARKS Now that the World Series is history for another year, I would have to say the best team won. I though the Padres really had a chance to beat Detroit but they really took the collar. I only wonder how a team could get to the World Series with no starting pitchers. The San Diego bullpen was the only reason a few of the games were close. Basketball and hftckey are in full stride and it's time for early impressions on the Sixers and Flyers. The Flyers are in a transition period, but you wouldn't know it by the way they have played so far. The team is full of youngsters, average age 24, and seem to be spirited. This combination along with steady goal tending should make for a good j season. V, Watching the Sixers in pre-season action, it seen^ I that they lack that spirit Of \

winning. Most of the players, including Mo6es Ma lone, look out of shape and lazy. I know Bill Cunningham will get things turned around before the season opener Oct. 26. "Hurt's part of the coache's job.

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Express: 2 Home, 2 Away DEL HAVEN - A double score by Kevin Jackson and a single by Tim Kirsch handed the Cape Express Rovers a shut-out victory over Cinnaminson in Cinnaminson. ^ Coach Wally Porter was pleased by his team's control of the ball and complimented Justin Vogel and Tony Nordone for their defensive actions. Goal assists were made by Ron Gamble and Gary Fitz. The Midnight Special's Mike Gentile and Mike Campbell played their positions with combined skill but neither that nor Joey Laffey's tap-in could defeat the Millville team. Meanwhile, Ken Kirsch's Silver Streak (under 12) welcomed the Indian Mills' players. A well-placed shot by Aimee Oprandy and two scores by Curtis Graham, one on a penalty shot, gave the local team a 3-2 victory' Golden Flyer's (under 10) Jeff Robinson placed the only ball-in-goal for Ed Murphy's team which lead to a 1-1 tie with the Upper Township Wolfpack. Both the Rovers and the Midnight Special must travel Sunday to face their competition while the Silver Streak and Golden Flyer play host on the Del Haven fields, beginning at 12:30. Social Security Questions and Answers Q. I understand that many doctors "still accept assignment of the Medidare bill. Is there any way/ 1 can find out which doaors do without contac-" ting each one? AiThe Social Security off ice has a listing of doctors than, accepted assignment of Medicare'''bills in the ^-Preyious year. You should note, however, that this is still done on a case-by-case and a doctor may prefer to bet paicj directly.

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