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Thuriday, Novwnbar 14,1891 QesunGiry, NJ, THE SENTINEL-LEDGER B11
Oceui City visits Cum- Iwgui) just ended their end find undefeated Holy defeating Buena Friday
berland this Saturday at own 10-game losing streak Spirit putting its 19-game night and then beating The Ocean City girls cross Mkhelle Street of Absegami overall.
honors. Sacred Heart was
noon in an effort to snap a last Saturday with a 20-I3 warning streak on the line Hammonton on November country team finished third (21:05) was fourm. Main-
two-game losing stteak, win over Oakerest. at MUlvilte and St. Joseph 23. Buena on still share the
Vineland senior Krlsta
last Saturday in the South land's AU Foreman (21:07)
visiting Buena, Both games conference Htle but must
Ferrara was the individual
The Colts (1-6 ovendl, 1-6 The big games this week-
Jersey Group 3 sectional took fifth, Ave French of
week Mike Naples'
are scheduled for Friday beat St. Joe and hope that
in the Group 4
championships at Wes- Holy Spirit QIAO) finished
night,
St. Joe can beat Hanunon-
covering the
Raiders finished their regutamptonTeeh.ton.
overall
FOOTB ALL THIS W1EK Spirit can hold on to Its
Spur of the top five Egg Harbor Township time • 20:15, Her teammate, Oakcrest, 1647, BeU fin-
FRIDAY
No, 1 ranking in South Jer- Ocean City (2-5, 2-5) has schools were from the (21:35) was ninth and Kirs- Stacy Pagliughl, finished
• 7 P.M.
gey and No. 3 position in played without three of its Cape-Atiantte League with ten Ursino of Mainland third in 20:25. Overall,
Oakcrest(1-6) at Egg Harbor Township (4-2-1)
state nmklngs with a wintop
running backs at vari- overall CAL champion (21:43) finished 10th. Shawnee won the Group 4
y and Hostetterjessel
over MUJville, The Sparous times this season. Mainland taking second
ling
Holy Spirit (7-0)
at Mitivlile (6-1) tans' last loss was toJunior
Olds Bauer has been behind Paul VI, Egg Harbor
Bridgtlon (2-4-1)
•t Middle Township (5-2) MUlville in 1SB9. out since the pre-ieasen, Township finishing fourth
ing home
St. Joseph (5-1 -1)
atiuena(4-3)
Junior Anthony ConstenHne and Holy Spirit fifth.
senior Pitty W*Uron right
finished third,
League's overall gWs cross
county runoffi American
SATURDAY
Holy Spirit can also
missed the last three games Mainland sophomore behind (22:19) in 16th. Qnnamlnson, led by mdi- Conference champion
NOON
dincfa home field advantage
and junior Danny Davis did Julie Schick took first ova- Senior Trlcla Hopson vidual champion Becky Mainland defeated National
Ocean City (2-6)
at Cumberland (1-6) for the entire Parochial A
not play Saturday against aU, returning in 20 minutes, (22:35) was the third Raider Leon, won the Group 2 Conference winner Buena,
pkyoffs with a win while
Vinetand.
20 seconds to beat Ynttette to finish, crossing 19th team title with Buena fin- 1842.
Lower Cape May (0-7) at Mainland (4-8)
MUlville is playing to earn a Mainland (4-3, 4-2) will Felidano of Paul VI by 27
ishing fifth.
The Raiders wlU join 19
Atlantic City (6-1)
atAbstgami(2-5) share of first place in meface
Lower Cape May (0-7, seconds.
(22:4S) was 21st, sophomore Haddonfield won theother
Group 3 teams from
St. Augustine (2-5)
atWWwood(O^) oontoeiee,
0-6) Saturday afternoon at Six of the first 10 girls toTilda
Jessel (22:58) took Group 1 team champion- around the state Bus SaWr-
2 P.M.
noon In linwood — its final finish were from foe CAL25th
and freshman Edna ship with Janet Rue of Pitday at Hotadel Park In the
St. Joseph can win theNational
Conference game In addition to Schick, Hostetter (23M) was 40th man taking individual stele championship meet. #
Pleasantviile (3-4) at Newark Academy (3-5)
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f The tie spoiled Middle's the Bobcats recovered then- Mercadante keyed the
«a». undefeated season and own kick-off on the Ocean game with five carries for
down drag 'em out football allows the Sky Hawks to City 30-yard Une. It was the over 50 yards, mainly on
game on a cold windy night play in the championship defense that came up big his serMBbUng abUUry f
under the lights m Middle game Nov. 24 at Carey and stopped Middle twice kept the Bobcats defense
Township fast Saturday Field, provided they beat on fourth down plays. balance.
whan the Ocean City Sky WildwoddNov,l7.
Ocean City maintained
Kevin Femsler, Maurice
It looked as If Middle was
Harbor Township as thetie.
to score first
lagles determine their final
Sky Hawks struck pay dirt
seeding in the Group 3 4-11 looking lor consultant
on B 15-yard tipped pass
tournament.
from Dave Mercadante to came up big in this game,
COURT HOUSE — Theadult
volunteers is a requi- David Johnson, who kept thwarting Middle's big
And Bridgeton is at Mid- Rulers Cooperation Extensite. Call 4654115 for details. his eye on the ball and took backs on many drives. "
dle Township, a win that sion 4-H development pro- The consultant will «ga- it to the 2-yard line.
defensive pUys were i
the Panthers need in order
nlze and implement Mike RoweU, playing his
by Cornell Davis, when he
piece of the" conference volunteer development. **&
championship. Experience in working with tmB Hammonton tops Middle; Mainland beats Hermits
ByTQMWnAJAMS touchdown passes from 14, despite two touchdown
SGtHd S senior quarterback Shawn passes by Greyhound quar-
CAPE MAY COURT Ward to defeat St. Augustterback WUUani Burch. "Mistakes have hurt us all year"
HOUSE ~ Fumbles played ine, 2M.
a key role ftlday ni^it in The win keeps alive the
— Middle Township coach
Himsnonlon's 16-0 win Mustangs' chances of win- Middle Township's first
over Middle Township in • ning a share of the confer- mistake came in the fust
tatde between the co-leadence championship, period when punter Tim total to 66.
scoring play covered 16
ers of the Cape-AtlanHc
Bucna's Cliff Foster Hamer had to scramble Early in the third period yards.
League's NiHonal Confer
scored four touchdowns after a bad snap from center Hammonton punter Rink "We'd been running the
HIM,
and ran to more than 200 and Hammonton eventu- Perettt also faced a high ball off that play all night,"
The visiting Blue Devili yuds in the Chiefs' 34-0 ally took over on the Mid- snap from center. But Peret- said Hammonton coach
|^7-1 overall, 5«1 Mnference) win over Penns Grove. die 12,
ti, who Is 6-foot-5 and Ham- Pert Laneetta of me touch-
scored on a fumble in theOcean
City graduate Al Blue DevU fullback Jim monton's aU-Hmt searing down play, "so we thought
first period and three plays Burch is in his first season Clarlante got five yards on leader in basketball, went It nipt work to sneak the
alter recovering another in as head coach of Penns first down and quarterback up to get the ball and got tight end (Groziano) out
the thW to knock Middle Grove.
Brad Groatman another off a decent punt It wag toand
throw to him off a
(5-2, 4-2) out of the first
four on second down. become a key play.
place tie.
St. Joseph got three TPs
play-action fake."
But Ciarlante fumbled on The kick bounced off the The Blue Devils also used
"Mistakes have hurt us from Ron Sirolli to defeat third down and the ball cold hands of Middle's a little creativity on the
all year." said Middle Wildwood, 54-0, in a non- rolled Into foe end zone Junie Shelton and wastwo-point
conversion when
Township coach Rank Rigleague game. It was thewhere
Groatman recovered recovered by Hammonton's Groatman pitched back to
jna Not only did foemost
points ever scored by it for his fourth touchdown Frank Procacein! on theCiarlante,
moving right,
jfmnble hurt but penalties St. Joe, breaking the record of the season,
Panthers' 25.
and the quarterback rolled
"conHnued to make it diffi- of SO established In • 1966 Ciarlante, who leads all Three plays later, Croat- out to the taft side. Ciarcult."
game.
Cape-AtknHc League playman rolled to his right andlante
stopped and threw
In other Cape-National And undefeated Florence ers in scoring, went over for floated a pass to Paul Gra- back to Groatman who ran
action, Mainland used three put away PleaMntvUle, 34- two points to raise his point ziano in the end zone. The it in to increase the Hammonton
lead to 16-0,
WEEKEND DEADLINE
Middle came right back,
moving from its own 33 on
a drive that seemed to produce
a touchdown — twice.
CAL teams eye football playoffs Shelton gained 28 yards
This weekend is the dead- One oth« CAL icheal monton,
GROUP) on two carries during the
Une for teams to quaUfy for Hammonton • is currently
38.00 drive and two penalties
the NJSIAA football play- among th« top four in its FOOTBALL PL*VOFF LEADERS 2.Glouoe3I»r(7.0)
34.50 against Hammonton also
offs. group but the Blue Devils
(by nUngt}
3,Wsedbury(S.1)
31.50 helped. It was first and ten
*. Clayton (4-3)
30,00
Three Cape-Atlantic are Idle this'week. Their
PABO»1IALA from foe Blue Devils
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Holy Spirit (Parochial A) teams do this-weekend." 3.TomiRjvefNo.(8-1) 04.00 4NotroDame(5-2) 42,00
and St. Joseph (Parochial B) The only other CAL to Woo- named as a fourm team to
was no good.
drow WUson in its flrst- complete the Parochial I
ever playoff game, ^up. But it la * real long-
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1 Pass interference against our defensive ends and completely dead in the
Hammonton gave Middle backi would hsve to got the league race, though iti
new life. Then an 11 yard job done, and they did." chances for a Group 2 play-
run by Shelton made it first Hammonton can clinch off spot were eliminates.
and goal on the Hammon- the Cap-National title by
The Panthers could Be far
ton one.
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first if Buena defeats St.
Shelton seemed to score Joseph in the annual rivalry
Joseph next week and then
St. Joe tops Hammonton.
en first down but whistles game between the two
had stopped foe play when schools that will be moved That would create •
Middle jumped offside. The from Thanksgivmg mom- four-way tie between Mid-
Panthers were now 18ing
to November 23, dle, Hammonton, Mainland
inches away from foe goal' Middle, however, is notand
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