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The main feature in i hoops action last week was St. Joe's capture of first ! place. ! By downing Middle Township 74-59, the Wildcats recorded their 10th straight win and moved to one and a half games ahead of second place St. Augustine. A 42-42 tie was changed to a 44-42 St. Joe lead when Wildcat Matt Alessi made a deposit with three seconds remaining in the third. With 6:10 left in the game. St. Joe opened it up to 51-46. but the Panthers didn't quit. Maurice Hubbard and Eddie Bryan shot Middle up to a 51-50 difference. ST. JOE gave the Panthers another blow with two buckets and two free throws Middle had no punches left as the Wildcats took it from there Vince Mallet canned 20 points and Dave Calloway hit for 16 for St. Joe. Maurice Hubbard led Middle with 14 after a scoreless first half. Dion Coley netted 12. and freshman Dexter Parker pulled down 12 boards and accounted for 10 points for the winners. WILDWOOD BOYS snat-

ched a 62-52 victory from Lower Cape May as Steve Severio exploded for 18 points and seven assists. Paul Franco collected 15 points for Wildwood, while freshman Brenden Connor sank 14. Kevin Moore and Ed Leo popped 11 apiece for the Capers. The Panters did pull one off last week as they made a swift comeback to overcome Wildwood Catholic 46-41 An U-point deficit after the first quarter made it look like it was over for the Panters. but Doin Coley didn't think so. COLEY SCORED a game high 26 points including an eight point second quarter. Coley netted nine in the third period boosting the Panther lead to 34-29. Middle had no trouble after that and cruised to victory. Dan Leahy led the Crusaders with 17. Paul Franco carried Wildwood to an 81-71 win ov D'ville as he canned 29. i hauled in 16 boards SiXi. .» second period points was Franco's largest donation toward a five-point lead at the half. BRENDEN CONNOR added 14. and Steve Severio put 16 in the book for Wildwood. Mark Rassman led Pleasantville with 21. In girl's action it's news to hear that the Middle Township Lady Panthers were handed a loss. A 54-36 score was a different look for the Panther scoreboard as Collingswood lit up the opponent's digits. Panther standout Bev Grant, who averages 20 points a game, was held to six points, as Collingswood's 1.000 eoint duo. Donna Seybold anlUeannie Mooney. struck from all directions for a totai of 39 points MIDDLE'S FRESHMAN. Michelle Greenwaldt. wa» the only Panther answering back as she hit, for 10 of Middle's first 12 points

When the Colls caught on that Greenwaldt wasn't going to miss, they shut down the main gun and took control of the contest. Betsy Gilbert dominated the boards with 11. and connected for eight Panther points. The Lady Panthers did collect a win last week by defeating Wildwood Catholic in overtime action. Middle's Tracey Greenwaldt was tossed in at the point position to take the heat off Panther star. Bev Grant. GREENWALDT DRIBBLED. dodged and dished off as Grant took over her duties at the wing. In the closing minutes, Greenwaldt and Grant picked off two Catholic passes and converted them into the winning Panther points The Wildwood Lady Warriors pulled off a 41-39 win over Pleasantville after an 18-12 first stanza deficit Ann Turner poured in 17 counters for Wildwood as Frani Barcas added 13. Wildwood hit 11 of 16 freethrows as P'ville missed six of seven from the charity stripe. WILDWOOD UPPED it's record to 13-2 as they defeated Lower Cape May

56-23 in a Cape Atlantic League Div. II bout. Turner and Barcas ran the show as usual. Barcas was playing string music as she struck the nets for 20 points. Turner tallied 13 for the Warriors and Wendy I Harkins added 10. The Capers were led by / I Pam Fretz with eight — ^0^ counters.

Day Voted To Honor Fishermen CAPE MAY - Members of the Cape May County Fisherman's Memorial. Inc. and Cape May County Fishermen's Wives were delighted with the' unanimous passage of a resolution by the Freeholders Jan 28 making May 15 a day to honor fishermen, those working in the industry and those lost at sea. 'Setting aside one day each year to honor our fishermen is a move in the right direction and may help generate more interest on the part of the public in contributing to our planned memorial." said Jeff Reichle. secretary of the memorial committee. "We still need more than $100,000 to complete the project. Donations can be sent to 997 Ocean Drive, Cape May. 08204 " Volleyball Meetings CAPE MAY - An organizational meeting for the city's Coed Volleyball Leagues is 6: 15 p.m. tomorrow at Convention Hall. Those interested in having a team in the power league should attend. A meeting for teams in the Recreation League will take place at 7 p.m. Only one representative from each team is requested to attend. For additional information, caH the Department of Civic Affairs, 884-8411, ext. JJ 20 or 27.

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