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SPORTS by SUE McKinley

OC Mauls Mainland; Lower Blanks Buena

Football was much more satisfying to Cape May County spectators last week after witnessing the losing week before The Ocean City Haiders clobbered Mainland 34-12. Two seconds into the second quarter. Craig Swennes and Brain Levpolt put together a touchdown play for a 6-0 Raider lead i Quarterback Bob f Krokenberger scooted four ' yards to the endzone and grabbed a two-point conversion, putting the Haiders up 14-0 Mainland finally struck back with a touchdown on a

chain reaction play that began with quarterback John Stull Stull dropped the football off to Chris Beckler who lateralled to Mike Mozitis. Mozitis zigzagged to the Raider's 10 and the final event was a Stull spiral to Kevin Smith for the score It was the Mustangs' first touchdown against Ocean City in three years Krokenberger made another short < four-yard > drive with 5:13 remaining for a 34-6 Raider lead. Mainland scored its second touchdown via a

Mozitis 65-yard jog at the game s end. LOWER CAPE MAY served a crushing blow to Buena as they collected a 21-0 victoryCaper running back Paul Hazel led Lower with two trips into the endzone. Hazel didn't waste anytime He tallied 88 yards on the opening kickoff and 33 yards in the fourth quarter for touchdowns. Caper quarterback Kevin Lare delivered a 38-vard pass to Mark Schiffbauer for a third touchdown and Bob Smith donated three extra points to the 21-0 Caper w in MIDDLE TOWNSHIP wasn't as fortunate last week as Hammonton demolished the Panthers 40-12 The Panthers gave Ham monton something to think about after coming within a touchdown of both St. Joe's and Oakcrest. Hammonton's toughest competition, earlier in the season. It was a quick 26-6 haiftime lead for Hammonton. Panther quarterback Bob Hicks hit Eugene Smith at the end of the first \ half for Middle's • touchdown. Third period action featured a John Scotti fouryard scoring spring and a Steve Mortelliti toss for a touchdown to James Bennett. With the extra points, the score was boosted to 40-6. Hammonton. Tim Leonard tallied a 10-yard score for Middle s : final effort and a 40-12 Panther loss.

THE FIELD HOCKEY week started off with a Wildwood Catholic - Middle Township 0-0 tie. Wildwood Catholic, a team that didn't score in 1984. turned to new coach Patricia Hinke for help. Hinke. a former Crusader, must be doing something right The Crusaders recorded a tie and a win last week with major contributions from Nicole Helverson. Helverson scored two of Catholic's three goals against Absegami. The Crusader junior put here team in the game as she flipped one in during the first 30 seconds of play Abby Williams netted number three for the Crusaders to secure the 3-1 win. AGAINST LOWER Cape May. Halverson gave Wildwood Catholic a 1-0 lead at the half. Caper Denise K. Smith tallied one in the second half to knot the score at 1-1 for the game. Middle Township defeated Oakcrest 3-0. Tammy Seymour. Katie i Trainer and Michele Eisiminger were responsii ble for the Panther points and goalie Carole Coles rei jected 13 Oakcrest ati tempts to record the win. Middle did fall once last week to St. Joe's 2-0. i Ocean City is sitting pretty in Division I action. A 4-0 i win over Holy Spirit left ; Raider goalie Linda Cooper all alone at her end of the field as Ocean City outshot Spirit 28-1. Kristie Miller netted three and Vicki Miller netted one for the easy win.

SOCCER IS FINDING its fame on the Wildwood Catholic field. The Crusaders defeated Absegami. St. Augustine and Oakcrest in last week's action. It looks like every team has Pat MacFarlane's number, but the Crusader junior isn't easily contained In the fourth quarter against Absegami. MacFarlane escaped a stickydefense and booted a score for a 1-0 win. The victory put Catholic. Absegami and Lower Cape May at a three-way tie for the league title. Against Oakcrest. MacFarlane ran up the bill with three netters and an assist, during a 5-0 crusher. Bob Helverson tallied a second goal in two games and Frank Davis contributed on for Catholic. Crusader goalie Matt Cosenza made saves for the shutout

Andy Weis collected three goals to give the Crusaders a 6-1 win over St. Augustine. Helverson & MacFarlane joined Charlie Vodges for the other three plus a win. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP snatched a couple soccer wins last week. The Panthers defeated Atlantic City and Lower Cape Mayeach by a goal. James Carmen and GaryRoach booted the scores for a 2-1 interdivisional win over Atlantic City. Todd Carmany prevented a shutout by slipping one past Panther goalie Sean Whittington with 3: 17 left in the game. Carmen struck again later irvjhe week with his Uth goal that upset Lower Cape May 2-1. Carmen's goal broke a 1-1 tie in the second quarter. Panther Gary Roach w as Middle's first scorer while Bruce Calverley netted one for the Caper's 1984 champion team.

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