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_ —" THEJEXTINBkLEDCEft, i na at,* i iftHL-LKPUER, OCBAft (KBAN OTV, CITY, NJ,Hockey team is tops in leagueOcean City remained• top the Cape-AtlanticLeigiie Held hockey racelast week with wini overMainland and Cumberland,improving its overall recordto 9-0-1.But MariM Barilc's shutoutstring was ended atelgfrt when the Mustangs'Blair Henry scored a KCond-halfgoal againit thehot Raider goal tender.The two wins helpedOcean City retain its No. 1•pot In The Inquirer's SouthJereey top ten. The Raidersare followed, in order, byEastern, Haddonfield,Moorestown, Shawnec andBishop Eustace, all undefeated.St. Joseph's, leader of theCAL's Division Two, ranks7th. The Wildcats only lossIs to the Raiders. Lenape is8th, MUlviUe 9th and CollinpwoodlOlh.The Courier-Post continuestorank OC 6th in SouthJersey. The have Eastern ontop, followed by Moorestown,Shawnee, BishopEustace and Haddonfield^CoWngswood is 7th In theHammonton is ranked 14th, Trish Cbwhey takos herCumberland ISth and team to MiUvule white theMainland 20rh,Division One championshipThe Raiders, who hawmay be on the line. Thebeen ranked as hlg}\ as ISA Raiders played a scorelessin the state by the Newark tie with the ThunderboltsStar-Ij?dger, somehow have earlier Bus year. The winnerbeen dropped from Amiof tomorrow's game will bepaper's Top 20, despitein Ant place all alone.their unbeaten record.Tomorrow afternooneach soared against MainlandMarda Miller and Sue shutout, lops in-South Jer-Barile registered her 8thCibble added OC goals to sey this year, and her 23rdproduce a 4-1 win. Barile shutout ovm two seasons.turned away four of Main After tomorrow's showdownwith 9th-t«nkid MSI-land's five shob.Bloomstcad and Marie Iville, fte Raiders returnMohler tidi scored Bret home next week to face ^ghalf goals against Cumber-to supply a 2-0 winday and Cherokee onHarbor Township on Mon-The "M Girts", Jtn Ku-lanraidand Sue Bloomstmd. ewer the Coin.Wednesday.Despite loss, Girls extend win streakOtran Ocean CiKr City inef lost a chnur, show established a new Bridee- Bridge-ranketon course record in 20 Heywood took secondPitman,n ; ii^n idown last Saturday whenAt top two girls crosscountry teams in South Jerseyeompetod in the iamedivision of the South JerseyOpen,The Raid en, ranked firstby the CourierPost, lost toPaul VI, 49-61, in the Open.Since the lost occurred inan open meet, rather than ahead-to-head competition,it does not end OC's meetwin streak.Ocean City extended thatstreak to 31 stnlght lastweek with wins overBridgeton, Holy Cross, Ster-Courier, followed by St. Joe, ling and Pitman,Glissboro and Millville, OC's Lori Heywood^^WSSHWminutes, 28 seconds. TerryDougherty was second andKate Bell third for the Raiders.Lisa Purul of HolyCross finished fourth andCheryl Kilpfltrick of Bridgetonfifth. Ocean City's JoyWalters took sixth.The Raiders defeatedBridgeton, 17.46, andtopped 9th-ranked HolyCross, 1843, Holy Crowtopped Bridgeton, 26-31.Kourtnay Swetney of Pitmanwas th« first to finishin another tri-meet later inthe week but OC earned a1549 win over Sterling anda 2348 win over Ilth-THIS WEEK'S SPECIALBOLOGNA SANDWICHOn your choiceof Bread or Roll99cCLOSED SUNDAYDELI & catering i'MAKE US A HABIT"1018 Asbury Ave,, Ocean CityMonday to Saturday 7a.If You Have398-1046,-4p,m,and Bell third forthe Raiders.After Pitman's AmyNelson, Fam Doughertywas fifth, Caria Robertsibrth and Trad Fenttmmacherseventh.Coach Mike Naplesrested Alison Amiccme, andKelli Dougherty duringboth of the dual meets. Bothrunners have struggledwith injuries all year.In the South jersey Open,Heywood w«s the firstRaider to finish, taking 8thplace. Amirone was 11th,MUlville «me home sixth.In team standings, KOI.Ivllle finished 10th, HolySpirit lift, 1HT I3th andCumberiand 16th.In • junior varsity eempe-HHon, Ocean City was secondto Paul VL 18^8,Meghan Behr was thirdoverall far the Raiders withCarla Roberts 7th and PamDougherty 9th.In last week's top ton,theRaiders had a slight leadover Paul VI, which couldehanp in this week's rar-Kelli Dougherty 12th AndIngs. Kinpway was third,Terry Dougherty 13th. BelltoUowed by Bishop Eustace,mate home 17th, Magj^BShawnee, Edgewood, Cherokee,Cinnamlnson, Holyftrrell 30th and joy Walters38th.Cross and Mainland,The top GAL finisher in Naples* Raiders go afterthe Open was leg Harbor nuinbtt- 32 this afhmoon atTownship's Jen Weber, who Holy Spirit. They run atwas fifth. Brika Webb of Toms River on SaturdayCROWELL LAWN SPRINKLERSYear Round InstallationSeasonal ReminderAvoid Frozen PintsWinterize Your Sprinklers NowBefore Its Too Late Ii Call bifort Oct. 20th for Appt. & SavtfcSaa^ Spring/Fall ContractsEmm Avflfc** 399.2054THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. H»Hawks' shutout stringgrows; still untouchableThe Ocean dry Hawkswon their third straightBOVAA'S MAAKCT1338-44 Asbury Ave, Ocean City 380-1343Fiilyrinha;,ffim« Bel!, Lamb, PorN, Viol, CnicKen, Produce,ty, and Ocean City tookover again Aft drii toThe Hawks wlU put their end zone. The extra pointunbeaten, unscored-upon failed,streak on the line 8 p.m. Fri- Lower's next series endedday against Upper Town- abruptly when a good hitship In a home game at the by Ostler., Bob Ford and6th Street field here, Lynn Robinson caused aOn Sunday, aftw a very fumble, recovered by Cosflatstart, the Hawks finally tantlne. He capitalized ongot on th« Scoreboard just his recovery by scoringbefore the end of the first trap play from 'taking a counter play was 18-0.30 yrds yards over the left side OC WcJted off to start thefor the score.SKond half and again U1B theOC had two •..- _,.„„ extra-point j ull defense shut down Lower,convOTlonsMUedbacRand The first-strlna defensewere aanUy .topped on the gave up only one first downand that was due to a passThe Hawki' defense Interference penalty.stopped Lower Immediate- The Hawks' fourth TDcame in the third quarterwhen Dan Davis went inmotion right, took thi pitchleading the way and block-'ing four differentsecond string took over.Their defense was consideredadmirable, going for1Vfc quarters without givingup any points. MattTedeseo, Tyrone Moodyand Ed Smith led the way.Ocean City's secondstringoffense also did whatwas described as a fine job.With fullback Tom Fowlerdiving up the middle, andtaUbaekt Anh MCHrunning wide, the secondoffense was able to posf ascore, After Fowler burst upthe middle for a first down,Antwan McClellan iwept, %left end for a K-yard TD 1 -'run, Fowler scored the extrapoint for the Anal socre,making It 31-0,The flrst-string defensewas l«d by Matt Ostlin,from QB_Chris Bavw and- Lynn Robinson, Heathwent 40 yards for the touch. 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