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There was much success on the diamond last week on local baseball and soft ball teams chalked up wins On the hardball field. Middle Township started off the week with a 4-4 tie with Buena The Panthers fought back from a 4-1 deficit in the sixth inning. The seventh inning featured RBI singles by Middle's Bob Hicks and Mike Donovan for a three run rally that knotted the score. Pitcher Donovan allowed eight hits and three walks while striking out five. Sean Smith sparked Middle in the first and sixth innings with two hits while Bob Hicks and Mark Hindle connected for two apiece LOWER CAPE MAY defeated Hammonton ll-6. The Capers poked 14 hits including two homers by Mark Reney and Frank DiGillio. each knocking in two runs. Reney went three for four at the plate with two doubles and five RBIs. DiGillio was two for two with three RBIs. Hammonton was propelled bv Joe Pirotis and Dared by Joe Pirotis and Dar-

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ren Maimone who each had a double THE WILDWOOD WARRIORS crushed Pleasant ville 14-6 as Tom Sawyer's three-run homer put the icing on the cake in the seventh. Sawyer. Wild wood's third baseman, knocked in five runs Lee Waugh led Pleasantville with three RBIs. In other action. Wildwood fell 5-3 to St. Augustine and Ocean City was defeated by Miliville 10-3 SOFTBALL WENT five for eight in the county as Ocean City and Middle each tallied two wins and Wildwood recorded a slaughter The Lady Warriors used 19 hits in five innings to smash Pleasantville 19-1. Sharon Sittineri connected for a triple and home run while Amy Andrews cranked out two doubles and a homer for the winners. The Greyhounds' lone run came from an RBI single by Lisa Bembey. Ocean City downed Bridgeton 5-2 after leading 3-0 for three innings. Laurie Good and Doran Foglio sparked the Raiders with two singles and a double respectively. Mary Steinhauer connected for two hits for Bridgeton. THE OCEAN CITY RAIDERS beat Atlantic City 3-0 as Cindy Rau pitched / a three-hitter. The sophomore struck out three and walked two for the day. The Raiders got contributions at the plate from Denise Tausdher. Lynn Argoe and Shannon Garrity. Lisa Crompton also donated two hits to the win. Nancy Baltzeli had two hits for Atlantic City. Middle Township delivered a pair of crushing blows to the Cape Atlantic League last week as the Lady Panthers downed" Buena and Wildwood Catholic Middle's 17-7 win over Buena was highlighted by freshman Michelle Greenwaldt. Greenwaldt knocked out a pair of singles, a double and a triple, and two runs in for the Panthers BETTY JEAN COLLINS tallied three singles and an RBI while Angie Spencer connected -4or two singles d and an RBI 1 Rhonda Cirsola and Kim I Cucal led Buena with two I hits each. Middle's second win of the week was even less merciless, as the Panthers shut out WUdwood Catholic ' 16-0 with 20 hits in five innings Kim Herron had two triples and five RBIs. Tracey Yarborough hit two sffigles and a double and had" three RBIs Amy Muller smacked two singles and a double for two RBIs and Angie Spencer went three for three and hit ' a double. It was a field day at the Panther plate! County losses include Lower Cape May's 6-3 loss to Hammonton. Wildwood Catholic's 15-0 loss to I Sacred Heart and Ocean V

City's 5-4 loss to Miliville. GIRL S TRACK record ed a win and a tie last week as Ocean City collected 110 points to beat Atlantic City 110-22. Mary Jo Dougherty and Pam MacFarlane delivered two wins apiece for the Raiders. Dougherty took the 800 and the 3,200 meters while MacFarlene scratched wins in the 200 and long jump. Paula Glass made a tremendous effort for the Vikings with four wins in Seniors ' Olympics June 7 The First Annual Statewide Senior Olympics art scheduled for June 7 at Rutgers University, the county Department of Aging announces. The Blue Cross-Blue Shield Insurance Co. and the New Jersey Division on Aging are sponsoring this event, which includes 10 events. These are: Basketball Shooting, One-mile run. Three-mile run. Three-mile bike race. One-mile walk. Softball throw. Bowling. Golf (driving accuracy). Table tennis, and Tennis ANYONE 55 years or older can enter. There are three age divisions. 55-64. 65-74 and 75 plus, with a winner named in each division. Every entrant will receive a certificate and a T-shirt. In addition to the athletics, there will be a series of entertainments Governor Thomas Kean is expected to open the Senior Olympics and a host of distinguished guests hifve been invited, including Abel Kiviat. America's oldest Olympic medal winner Admission and parking are free The opening cermoney is at 10 a m and the close is scheduled for 2 p.m. For entry information, call 886 2784

the sholput. javeline and discus Middle girls track tied Lower Cape May 61-61. THE LADY PANTHERS. who didn't win a meet last year, were propelled by baseball stars Bev Grant and Kara The Panther ■' hoopsters traded in their sneakers for cleats and tripled for Middle. Grant was tops in both springs and the long jump while McVey won the shot put. javelin and discuss. Stacey Hopkins defendeu the Capers in the t.600 and 3.200 meter races. BOYS TRACK found two victories in the county last week as Lower Cape May and Ocean City recorded one apiece. Ocean City slaughtered Atlantic City 114-17 as Leon Brown, a Raider football standout, captured three events Brown won the 100 and 200 meter dashes and the high hurdles He also took second in the long jump to score 18 points. Alex Aires won the discus and shot put for Ocean City and Rich Tally remained undefeated in the 1.600 for Atlantic City.j Losses on the boys track were a Hammonton - Wildwood Catholic score of 109-19 and Absegami's loss to Wildwood 116-15. 522-2421 CRRCE OiL CO. IOI Sth St North Wildwood N I V /

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