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Wildwood Aces Sign Free Agents
WILDWOOD - The Wildwood Aces of the United States Basketball League has announced the signings of three free agents for the upcoming season. This brings to eight the number of players reporting to training camp at the North Wildwood Community Center Sunday May 12. The signees include Kevin Springman. a power forward from St. Joseph University in Philadelphia. Springman. 6' 10", 240 pounds, was selected in the third round of 1st year's N.B.A. draft by the Detroit Pistons. "He should be in the thick of things when the final roster is put together," said Rich Iannarella, the Aces' general manager. FORMER COLLEGE Standout Clyde Bradshaw, a 6'2" guard from DePaul, will also seek a spot on the 2 Aces' roster. The East Orange resident played his I college ball for coach Ray Meyer and was a member of several N.C.C.A. tournament teams.
"We're hoping that Clyde will provide leadership for a young ballclub. said Innarella. . Another forward, 6'9" Ed Sigl of Bucknell, has returned from Ireland's National League to join the Aces. Sigl performed for the Callaway Democrats and averaged better than 35 points-per-game. Sigl as graduated in 1984 for Bucknell and resides in Union, N.J. DURING TRAINING camp, aces' coach Pete Monska will put the squad through two workouts a day until the team breaks camp May 25. The Aces will travel to Long Island for an exhibition game May 20 vs the Knights. Another preseason tilt is still in the works. The regular season gets under way May 27 with an army game at Long Island followed by another road contest at New Jersey on the 30th. The Aces' Home opener is set for Sunday, June 2, at the Wildwood Convention Hall. All Aces' home games get under way at 8:35 p.m.
EECEN, Press Lead American League
CAPE MAY — In the opening games of the 1985 Men's American League softball, U.S.C.G EECEN won two games in impressive fashion as it defeated All Medical Supply 20-2 and Eckel's Diesel 9-6 In the win over All Medical Supply. Larry Renn had a single, triple and home run while Bruce Hensel and Dan Schaeffer had three hits apiece. In its win over Eckel's Diesel. Hensel had four hits and two RBI's. EECEN also got some great defense from Gary Wcidman at second base THE PRESS kept pace by winning its two games 16-7 over the Chief Petty Officers and 19-10 over Cape Radiology. In the victory over the "Chief Petty Officers. Steve
Moore had four hits in1 eluding two home runs while Phil Heckler had three hits including one home run. Against Cape Radiology. Bob Foltz had two home runs and eight RBI's and Steve I. uteri had two hits and five RBI's. IN OTHER action the U.S.C.G. Bears defeated South Jersey Air 16-3. Eckel's Diesel defeated Cape May Coasties 7-2 and All Medical Supply 34-4 T.M.U. won their only game of the week 17-9 over Cape Radiology Cape May Coasties defeated South Jersey Air 18-11, Charlie's Place defeated Kindle Ford 20-7 Kindle Ford came back later in the week to defeat the Chief Petty Officers 7- 1 . STANDINGS t'SCC EECEN 2-0 The Press 2-0 I' SCG Bears Hi TMl' . 141 Charlie s Place 1-0 Eckel's Diesel 2 1 Kindle Ford | | Cape May Coasties l-l Chief Pelty Officers 0-2 Cape Radiology 0-2 South Jersey 0-2 All Medical Supply 0-2 Exercising On Beach CAPE MAY — A new class. Beach Aerobicise, will be sponsored by the city as part of its Summer Recreation Schedule. This exercise class will take place on the beach in Cape May Friday and Saturday 9-10 a.m. starting June 7. ( The class will meet at Cape May Convention Hall before each session and the hall will be used in case of inclement weather. Further information on the class, which will be taught by Jeanne Monge, can be obtained by calling Joseph Tracy at the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-841 1 . ext 20 or 27. I j
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