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Law's, Burke Grab Lead in Softball

CAPE MAY - In the opening games of the 1985 City Men's Softball League, three time A-League champions Law's Printing started the season impressively with a 11-2 win over Midas Muffler and a 14-5 win 9ttr Captain Sig's. Law's Collected 16 hits in the win over Midas, including three hits from Carl Umscheid, a two-run home rim from Kevin Sherman, a Sherman double and an Ernie Troiano triple in a 5- run fifth inning. In the win over Captain Sig's, Law's Printing got three hits from Will Mendo, Sherman, Umscheid and Steve Steger and four RBI's from Sherman. BURKE BUILDERS started the season with two

impressive wins, a 6-3 victory over Captain Sig's and a 15-0 shutout over Bayshore Lounge. In the victory over Captain Sig's. Burke's was led by three hits from John Canderan and some outstanding defense from Joe Genovese. Doc's Custard opened the season impressively with a 12-9* victory over Carlos O'Brien's. Doc's was led by John McCray, who had three hits along with 2-hit performances from Kevin Boyle. Ed Grant and Bill Coombs. STANDINGS Law's Printing * 2-0 Burke Builders 2-0 Doc's Custard 1-0 Carlos O'Briens 1-1 Midas Muiner 0-1 Captain Sig's 0-2 Bayshore Lounge 0-2

Soccer , Softball At S.J. Christian

ERMA — The spring sports program is in full swing at South Jersey Christian Academy, with efforts in both softball and soccer now underway. Parents coach both teams. The softball team involves both boys>and girls in grades 4 through 7. Coaches Dan Ricketts and Bud Daily led their team to a 15-11 win over Greentree Christian Academy of Pleasantville in a May 1 meeting. A rematch against Greentree is scheduled for May 15. THE SJCA SPRING soccer program is actually a primer program for youngsters in grades 1 to 3. According to Coach Bob Kelly, the program is designed to teach the game's fundamentals, build character, and

develop team spirit. The six-week program is in its fourth year. Kellysaid. and involves both boys and girls. Kelly said that the youngsters are first Caught the rudiments of the game, and later play intramurally to pr#6tice the skills they've acquired. The spring program is a means of introducing' the younger children to the sport, and preparing Utjem for the regular fall soccer program as they get older. The academy offers a variety of sports and other extracurricular activities to its student body. The school is a K-8 Christian day school, governed by its own interdenominational school board, housed in the Tabernacle Church complex here.

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3 Express Teams Win

DEL HAVEN - Cape Express Soccer Club's under-16 team. Rovers 2, "chugged" over Upper 3-2 last Sunday afternoon. The game, played in Upper Township, saw scores by Bobbie Heritage, with the aid of Norman Brion, David Dills, set-up by Matt Woolley, pnd the third by Peter Pietras, assisted by Eddie Garvin. On the Express home fields here, Ken Kirsch's Express Rovers 1 (under-14), greeted Haddonfield. and sent it back with a 7-0 defeat. The Rovers' shots- in-goal were placed by Matt Ferry (2), Justin Vogel (II. John Leahy (1). Gary Fitz (1), Tony Nordone (1). and Paul Shoczolek. Super half-back efforts by Dayton Owens helped .keep the shut-out. At the same time, the Express Midnight Special i under-14), with coaches Ed Fretz anJ Yogi Kurtz, rode to Pemberton and also tacked up another victory 5-2. A hat-trick by Chris Cor chani and singles by Joey Laffey and Jason Phillips, with assists by Jason Phillips. Jason Burke, Shawn McAnaney. Joey Laffey. casu.ed the conquer. Yet, without the multiple efforts of infielders like Mike Campbell and the remaining players, the team might npt have withstood the Pefflberton offense The under-12. Silver Streak, just (A\ apart Sunday. after traveling to Willingboro and a 5-0 defeat. Coach Phil Zimmerman said his players just had a really bad day and couldn't make anything click. Aces Sign Ebeling, No. 1 Pick WILDWOOD - The Wildwood Acd^of the United States Basketball League has announced the signing of the team's no. l draft pick. John Ebeling. Ebeling. a 6-foot-9 forward from Florida Southern, was a fourth round pick by the Detroit Pistons in the 1982 NBA Draft. Ebeling elected to play in Europe and just completed his third season with Succhi-G. an A-2 division team in the Italian Basketball League, in Ferrara. Italy. He has been one of the three leading scorers there for the past two seasons. •WE RE VERY pleas ed," said Aces' general manager Rich Iannarella, "that John has decided to return to the States and play for us. He is known as a tough rebounder who "comes to play" every night. The fans will love his aggressive style." Ebeling will report to the Aces' training camp at the North Wildwood Recration Center Sunday. The Aces open the regular season at Long Island May 27, visit New Jersey May 30, then return to Wildwood for I their home opener Sunday night, June 2, vs. New Jersey. Ebeling, 25, rides in Trenton.

And the youngest iunder-10) Express team', the Golden Flyer, drove to Waterford Despite the determination of offensive players like David Flickinger and Sammy Fazen. along with defensive • maneuvers by Joey Murphy and Jerry Mancuso. the Flyer was "forced off the track" 2-0.

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