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THURSDAY. JANHAUY 3S, iMjfc,
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ByTOMWUXMMS Tuesday). The Raiders en- tjy scoring with 11 seconds left all night," said Botte, who
and g McAllteter and BMner, who
tered Tuesday night's game ta the halt BlvlnfiOCaiSW* fu^sd wtftont £4 farmwl W rebounds. Gtofine scored 10 was attttog bnt a one-game
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Ocean City defeated rt Cumberland needing to win
Rob Hlgbee. "He really points before fooling out. aaspension, by hitting career-,
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Mainland for the fourth tear , straight games to "We knew our strengths In played well. And we weren't
high totals. Farina had M and doable
ninutes from Mm, Del Ii ct
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straight time last week tat qualify.
this gam," said OC coach getting the ball Inside, though In the tawtoHoly Spirit, the Johnston 11.
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losses to Holy Spirit and B they were successful Toro Oahr, "and we were a lot of that was because of fteidera fell behind, tl-8,
Middle Township put theagainst
the Oolts,OC will need doing a loed Job exploiting Ocean City's defensive smft ta the second period and Middle Township, last rebounds. Dertsr PMter,ftf
Raiders up against the wall to defeat eighth-ranked ftem." •
rever realty itwovered.lt was year's South Jersey Group
B-7, «8 pound
in their attempt to qualify for Atlantic City tonight ta the Four times In the third Mainland used three-
Two champion which has lost
the Group Three tournament Vfttag gym, A Saturday night quarter the Raider lead went pointers by Mike O'Brien and
Uuttugli the tlnal only to three of this year's top
The loss to Holy Spirit, W- (8 o'clock) game against to four points. But a bucket by Jim Bohs to reduce the lead toperiod
Ocean Oty did make* 12 teams, was staggered early BMDEBS
5i, was the third straight for Audubon at the Intermediate Mike HoRne and a three-point S7-5S but only 18 seconds nm at the Spartans that made ta the game. The Ratders PHHTHEB5
Tom Qatar's Raiders. They school follows. The final goal by sophomore Dan repaired The Raiders had Bret-jtar Spirit CM* Ray made 10 of 13 shots in the first
snapped that streak with the game prior to the deadline b Williams wtm 1:03 left gave maintained their lead down Thoflnpsop sqninn.
period, including seven for
5IWS victory over Mainland at home nett Tuesday with the Mustangs their flrtt lead the stretch with something McQwdgleKwedtocutthe seven hy the baseline Wo of
but dropped a KM! decision to Vlneland. The Raiders since the first period. Jbn that had haunted them most tad to str Huh then made aMcAllister,
Johnston and Bob
Middle TownsMp to fall to 4-7 defeated the On earlier and Johnston's scored for the of the year, foul shooting. steel, feeding Farina for a GUlinder. OC had a 31-11 lead
on the season.
Vinoland has recently ben Raiders with three seconds Only 55 percent foul- three-point play that reduced after one period.
A .500 or better record Is
l left on a pan from Farina shooters over the first 11 the margin to SMO with 3:08 Middle lied the gwne in the
required to earn a spot in the
tat gave Ocean City a 4041games,
they made a of 11 from to play.
second quarter but a GiUinder MMaM«»
tournament, including the Ocean City ud Mainland advantage entering the final the line in the final 2:10 of this Holy Spirit used the clock to bucket and a threeiwuiter by 10 Tr«y isaam
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Raines of Feb. 1 (nest were locked in a traditional period*
game to tee the win, "We've ft* advantage, maintaining Bltmer gave the Raiders a 28- s» p»«tw Ptnier
battle last Friday. The game Two bee throws by Dennis worked hud on solving oar possession and keeping the Stead. Then the roof Wl In! 5 W
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was tied at 2,4,6,8,10 and 11 Jones wttt JiSS remaining in problems at the Urn," said ball In the hands of their best The Panthers scored the JOWisrt Collins
EAmL.SMAW.JR before a Bob McAllister the game moved Mainland Oahr. "I hope this is a sign of foul shooters. Those foul Bnal 11 points of the first half,
bucket and Joe Farina tree within one point, 4*45, but things to come."
ehootera only made 5 of ll opening a 34-28 halfttae lead.
throw helped the Raidera to a McAllister scored, followed McAllister was Ocean shots down the stretch bat In that stretch, 6-1 Junior Tnrw ^sini IrWtlnt: iirhw 1 tw 1, JamtoB \&\,
15-14 ted after one quarter. by a steal and layup by Scott City's inside force with » the Raiders missed four forward Tracy Saddler scored
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SWETMETAIWORK The Mustangs, coached Btttner, a bee throw by points and II rebounds. straight shots and turned the four points, grabbed three
by former Ocean City player McAllister and two from the Farina kept the offense in hall over three times. rebounds and made a steal.
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Sam Botta, tted the game lineby MarkMcGonigle. That Ugh gear with all steals and McAllister and Spirit's Pat Ocean City stayed close
MM In the second quarter opened a 51-45 lead, the sU assists.
Prultt, Cape-One's two throughout the third period,
OWL: 399 2128 but never tad, McAllister game's biggest, with 1:5S Wt Williams scored 16 for leading scorers, both hit trailing 4HS going into the
broke the second of thoae ties "We didn't Mop McAllister Mainland, Including a pair of season lows with II points. flnal period. A bucket by
But W Junior Chris Stoll took McAllister made it W47 with
over with »4 points and 11 hut under five minutes left
rebounds. Farina and before the Panthers took
Johnston took up the slack for control again.
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Raider Jimmy Johnston, here going up for two, was among the key players in the narrow victory
over the Mustangs.
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