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SPORTS by SUE McKinley Cape Team Double Winners in Tennis

Last week's tennis action featured two wins apiece for Middle Township. Lower Cape May and Ocean City. The lady Panthers of Middle Township swept past Absegami twice. 5-0. •II Tracy Yarborough. Helen Ann Lloyd and Michelle Clayton led the singles crew for Middle's first win of the week Yar b o r o u g h a n d L I o y d delivered fast defeats with a 6-0 6 2 score each Call Loguc and Tracy Crccnwaldt teamed up for a 6-2 6-0 doubles victory Kara McVey and Missy Whithngton recorded a 6-3 6-4 win, Later in the week. Ahsegami was presented with another loss on a Panther platter. Lloyd was a Middle singles star once again with a 62 7-5 victory. Clayton was even less mer ciful as she dell a 6-4 6-t

blow over Absegami. Logue and Greenwaldt occupied winning positions next to McVey and Whittington who trounced their opponents 6-3 6-3. Middle's record has been boosted to a tremendous 12-0 while Absegami falls to 4-8 overall. I.OWKK CAPE MAY. last year's title owners, are surviving with a 50-50 record. The old champions upset Wildwood Catholic <8-3> with a 3-2 victory over the Crusaders. Jill Esher and Sherri Sheppard were the Caper singles winners, each securing a match in two sets. Linda liable and Kelly Kasmussen were a double dose of strength for the Capers. They pulled off a 3-6 6-4 6-3 win to boost Lower's record to 5-5. The Lady Capers made more than one mark in Wildwood last week. After knocking off Catholic, they

—^demolished the Wildwood Warriors 5-0. This time Esher and Sheppard had an accompanying win by Kristen Klickenger. Flickenger, after losing the first set. poured on the vitality for a 6-1 6-1 comeback. liable and Kasmussen donated another fine performance after set one was lost The duo had a 6-4 6-3 recovery. OCEAN CITY HAD an easy one and a tough one last week and the tough one wasn't their 5-0 win over Bridgeton. The Raiders dominated the singles courts as Linda King. Kellie Ross and Kelly ilasbrook all recorded twoset wins. Tory Frank and Lianne Flemming were Ocean City's doubles success. The tough competition came against West Deptford. After two losses on the singles courts. Ocean City resorted .to Ilasbrook

I for a start. Hasbrook began with a 6-3 first set win. fell in the second 2-6, and took it all in the end with a 7-5 finish. The Raiders doubles teams came through with two wins. Frank and Flem ing grabbed an easy victory as well as Karin Vallese and Amy VanSant. It was a nice win for the 5-5 Raiders over a 9-5 West Deptford squad. LOWER CAPE MAY GAVE St. Joe a wake up call on the football field last week. The 1-2 Capers knotted the score at 6-6 for a tie against St. Joe's 3-0 team. St. Joe owned a 6-0 advantage at the half. Quarterback Danny Scocca avoided a sticky Caper defense until Bill Curly came into view in the end zone. The touchdown pass was followed by a wide extra point attempt. The third quarter belonged to the Capers. After Caper Eric Albert committed an offensive in- , terference. Lower had a \ fourth down on the Wildcats 40. Quarterback Kevin Lare spotted Mark Shiffbauer in the end zone < where he leaped over St. -j' Joe for a touchdown catch I and the tie. AFTER FIRST HALF action, the Ocean City Raiders were down 6-3 due * to two fumbles and a pair of I interceptions by J Cumberland. C The Raiders' three-point gain was a Chris Gunnel's boot three minutes into the game. Senior Colt Mike Green was in the end zone after a seven-play sequence for Cumberland's only touchdown. Ocean City came out hungry in the third quarter The Raiders started off with a Brian Leypoldt-Ted 1 Jefferson connection for 30 yards and worked their way to the 13 only to turn it j over A Cumberland foul brought the football back to the Raiders's turf where it found its way to the end zone after three plays Gunnel's HAT kick boosted the score to 10-6 The final points followed a Chris Armstrong interception which returned the ball to the Raider midfield. Craig Swennes went seven yards after 1 1 Raider plays for the touchdown and Gunnels kicked the topper for the final 17-6 victory MIDDLE TOWNSHIP was down 20-0 at the half against Absegami Saturday Bob Anderson ran 80 yards for a 6-0 lead Bob Seanell and Dave Aungst tallied two more Absegami touchdowns for a 20-0 STONE HARBOR BRIDGE CUB North and sooth winners Orl 1st. ("lair Menitr and Connir Yorhum so 2nd. Walt Traut and Gerry Miller M Jrd. Rill ('nan and Bob Owens 67 Oh. Sallv Souder and Jane Haulevfi* East and wesi winners 1st. Mr and Mrs Rill Bernardo 91 2nd Carolyn Eldne and Beltv Parker r; Jrd. Belly Weeney and Mary Pyle 75 «h. Dot Welsh and Labbv Toner 75 • There is a duplicate ACBL bridge game every Wed at 7 Jo p m ai the Slone Harbor Eire House For mfor ma I ion call J68 1421

' halftime score I Panther Mark Hindle barreled through for a yard ' and a touchdown and Mark Edwards caught a 38-yarder for Middle's second score. Barry Melton secured the lead for Absegami as he sprinted for a 38-yard touchdown and a final score of 26-14. CAPE MAY COUNTY field hockey teams supplied three wins and a tie last week. Ocean City did most of the winning as they smashed Atlantic City twice. 7-0 and 5-1. Kristie Miller's stick had radar while she connected for three goals in the first half of the Division I win. Miller also netted one in the second half for the Raiders. Claudia Gorman and Linda Cooper tallied two and one. respectively. Cooper and Shannon Cox combined their defensive talents for two saves at the Raider goal. Ocean City's second blow to Atlantic City was a combination of Miller. Beth Delcorio Gorman for a total of five goals and a win. .r. Middle Township slipped on past Lower Cape May for a 2-1 victory over the Capers. Michelle Eisiminger and Angie Spencer were the Panthers's power with two first-half goals. Ann Ruediger netted the Caper's only score. Michele McKeon defended Lower Cape May's goal by rejecting six St. Joe at tempts for a 0-0 tie. St. Joe managed a shutout as the undefeated squad kept Lower from a single goal attempt.

Nacrelli In Clinic Command NORTH CAPE MAY - Navy Capt. Walter A. Nacrelli. son of local resident Grace A. Nacrelli. recently assumed command at the Naval Medical Clinic. Key West, FL. Nacrelli began his career in the Navy as a recruit in August. 1956. During his 10 years of enlisted service, he attended Hospital Corps "A" School, Pharmacy Technique "C" School and Medical Adminsitration "C" School. Nacrelli advanced in rate to Hospitalman Chief and was commissioned Ensign. Medical Service Corps, in October 1965 and subsequently augmented into permanent commissioned status in August, 1970. AS AN officer Nacrelli has served as Chief Personnel Records, Naval Aerospace Medical Institute. Pensacola, FL., from 1966 to 1967. He has also served as chief. Food Management Services, Naval Hospital. Quantico. Va; Naval Regional Medical Center, Philadelphia; and Naval Regional Medical Center. San Diego. Nacrelli has also served as Director of Administrative Services. Naval Hospital. Patuxent River. MD, and in June 1983, Executive Officer of Naval Regional Medical Center. Newport. RI. Nacrelli's awards include the Navy Commendation Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal

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