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As bury Park Nov. 4, 1982 D5 Scholastic Sports Report KBC9 Mater Dei set stage for Parochial showdown ONE THING is certain about the New Jersey Interscholastlc Athletic Association girls Parochial tennis championship next Tuesday: It will be won by a Shore area team. That much was made official at Mercer County Park, West Windsor Township, yesterday when undefeated Red Bank Catholic (21-0) and Mater Del (19-3) swept state honors in Parochial A and respectively to set up an all-Shore showdown next week, probably Tuesday at a site and time to be an- nounced. Red Bank Catholic's Caseys blanked Immaculate Heart, 54), In Parochial A and Mater Del swept "My first doubles wasn't there," noted McDermott. "They'll be there for this one.

We're hoping that can help turn it around for us." Mater Dei, as has been its custom, got strong play in singles from Ellen Eberhard, Mary Beth Begley and Melanie Russell. Eberhard downed Katie Embree, 6-3, 6-0; Begley cut down Carolyn McGovern, 6-2, 64, and Russell overcame a 4-6 loss in the first set to turn back Tobi Jackowitz, 6-3 and 6-1. The doubles teams of Maura Halloran-Pam Mor-genthaler and Sue Begley and Shannon Wrucke completed the Mater Dei assault. "We were very pleased to win," said McDermott "It's the first time that Mater Del ever won a parochial title." Lynne Fagan, Kim Cuozzo and Nancy O'Brien paced the RBC triumph with straight-set decisions in singles to seal the victory. Fagan dropped two games en route to a 64, 6-2 triumph over Susan Melehan.

Cuozzo posted a 64, 6-4 triumph over Diane Herdling and O'Brien stopped Kelly McLaughlin, 6-3, 6-1. Unbeaten Ridgewood (214) swept Middletown South in doubles to advance to the state Group IV final later this week. Sally Rielle and Allison Ross hooked up for a 6-2, 6-4 verdict over Tara Dorian and Kirsten Sneed in No.l doubles that put Ridgewood in front to stay and Diane Beard and Liz Geitner sealed the win with a 6-3, 7-5 triumph over Kelly Dorian and Nancy Gambuzza in No. 2 doubles. South's only point was provided by Karen Kouv-al, who whipped Diane Pursiano, 6-1, 6-4, in No.

2 singles. Chris Rehwinkle drew Michelle Morangi, 6-4, 14, in No. 1 singles. South's Eagles are 20-2. Tennis Pope John of Sparta Township, in Parochial B.

Middletown South, meanwhile, suffered a 3-l loss to Ridgewood in an NJSIAA Group IV semifinal, also at Mercer County Park. "It's nice to see local teams doing so well," said Patricia McDermott, Mater Dei girls tennis coach. Red Bank Catholic defeated Mater Dei, 4-1, in a regular-season match earlier this season. Football Standings Tully' 2 goals help Freehold down Holmdel Soccer Thl Week's Game Tomorrow Clau A North Middletown South at Manalapan 7:30 Clatt A South Jackson at Brick Memorial 7:30 Brick at Toms River East 7:30 Clau North Long Branch at St. John Vianney 8:00 Rumson at Shore 7:30 Other Garnet Point Beach at St.

Joseph 7:30 Saturday Class A North Matawan at Middletown North 2:00 Freehold Twp. at Raritan 1:30 Neptune at Marlboro 2:00 Class A South Toms River South at Toms River 7:30 Southern at Lakewood 1:30 Class North Red Bank at Ocean 1:30 Red Bank Catholic at Monmouth 1:30 Class South Point Boro at Central 1:30 Manasquan at Asbury Park 1:30 Wall at Freehold 2:00 Howell at Allentown 1:30 Class Holmdel at Pinelands. 1:30 Keyport at Manchester 1:30 Lacey at Mater Dei 2:00 (ry tf) ''ft -u 1 A -x zim v. -mm-in mnmmmvmwrtmr'- r- "fS --r BILL TULLY scored two first-half goals for Freehold and the Colonials made them stand up to post a 2-1 victory over Holmdel in an NJSIAA Central Jersey Group soccer game last night. Tully opened the scoring at 7:18 of the first quarter, knocking in a comer kick from Jim Coman.

Tully scored again at 13:21 of the second quarter, off a cross from Rich Skowronski. Holmdel got a goal from Greg LoPrete at 2:44 of the third quarter and scored what appeared to be the tying goal midway through the fourth quarter. However, the officials disallowed it, ruling that the goal had been pushed in on a handball. Freehold outshot the Hornets on the game, 15-11. IN ANOTHER state tournament game, Monmouth advanced in Central Jersey Group play with a 7-1 victory over North Brunswick.

Wayne Hogarth led the Golden Falcons with three goals and Nicky Sacco added a goal and an assist. Goalie Don Lewis stopped five shots on goal, and Monmouth outshot North Brunswick, 16-7. Monmouth faces the winner of the Monroe Township-Lawrence Township game in the next round. IN REGULAR-SEASON games yesterday: Vinnie Maggio scored two goals and assisted on another as Middletown North blanked Marlboro, 3-0, in a Class A North matchup. Maggio, a senior, upped his season goal total to 26 and established a team record for goals in a season.

The former record of 25 goals was set by Maggio's brother, Paul, in 1978. Don Kelly and Matt Matusweski combined on the shutout. Mike Gulino and Jeff Barkledge converted third-quarter goals as Middletown South snapped a 1-1 tie en route to a 3-1 Class A North victory over Neptune. Maurice Allen connected off a pass from Ed Horner to give the Scarlet Fliers SHORE CONFERENCE CLASS A NORTH PF PA Midd. North (6-0) 5 0 0 211 21 Midd.

South (4-2) 4 1 0 154 72 Marlboro (4-2) 3 2 0 70131 Neptune (2-4) 2 3 0 60 81 Matawan (2-4) 2 2 0 88 82 Manalapan (3-3) 2 2 0 67 75 Raritan (1-5) 1 3 0 30137 freehold Twp. (0-6) 0 5 0 3163 CLASS A SOUTH PF PA Brick (6-0) 4 0 0 165 45 TR East (6-0) 4 0 0 141 20 TR South (5-1) 3 1 0 164 69 TR North (3-3) 2 2 0 72 80 Jackson (3-4) 2 3 0 87 140 Lakewood (3-3) 1 3 0 74102 Mem. (1-5) 1 3 0 45 142 Southern (0-6) 0 5 0 40127 4 CLASS NORTH PF PA St. John V. (5-1) 4 10 109 19 Branch (5-1) 3 1 0 150 31 -Shore (4-2) 3 2 0 103 63 3 2 -0 92 42 Bank (3-3) 2 2 0 91 90 Rumson (1-5) 1 3 0 26 99 Monmouth (1-5) 1 3 0 33 140 Ocean (2-4) 1 4 0 67104 CLASS SOUTH PF PA Wall (6-0) 4 0 0 206 13 Asbury Park (4-2) 4 1 0 60 98 i Manasquan (4-2) 3 1 0 88 59 Freehold (3-3) 3 2 0 98 79 Point Boro (2-4) 1 3 0 71 102 Allentown (2-4) 1 3 0 47 82 I Howell (2-4) 1 4 0 58 94 Central (1-5) 1 4 0 52114 I CLASS PF PA I Lacey (4-2) 4 0 0 136 83 i Point Beach (5-1) 4 1 0 76 60 I Mater Dei (3-3) 3 2 0 59 54 Keansburg (2-4) 2 3 0 89 68 keyport (3-3) 2 2 0 76 89 Manchester (2-4) 1 4 0 55127 Pinelands (1-5) 1 3 0 54 148 Holmdel (2-4) 1 3 0 43 94 INDEPENDENTS KIT PF PA Admiral Farragut 4 2 0 127 75 St.

Joseph 4 2 0 102 61 Asbury Park Press Holmdel's John Mullan (left) beats Freehold's Tim Coman to the ball in first half of a Central Jersey Group II tournament soccer game last night at Holmdel High School. Freehold won, 2-1. TR East girls conquer Brick to seal Class A South crown a 1-0 lead at 6:21 of the first quarter, but the Eagles evened the count at 15:46 of the second quarter when Dave Spendio fed Damon McKinnon. South goalie Pat Dignan protected the victory with 17 saves. Scott Tessein's second goal of the game at 4:24 of the final quarter sparked once-beaten Steinert to a 2-1 victory over Toms River North last night.

The Mariners, coming off Monday's loss to Toms River East in the Ocean County final, scored first on a 20-yard blast by Dean Lioumis. But Steinert's Spartans, who finished with a 13-10 shots-on-goal advantage, tied the game just 57 seconds into the third quarter and collected the win on Tessin's fourth-quarter strike. Paul Hamadyk drilled a pair of goals lifting Toms River South to a 34 non-conference win over Lacey last night. After a scoreless first quarter Hamadyk put the Indians on top at the 16:40 mark of the second quarter with Steve Miske assisting. Hamadyk made it 2-0 in the third quarter before Brian Schmidtz' completed the scoring with his first goal of the season.

Tom Brown recorded the shutout with 11 saves. Tony Vega scored three goals and assisted on another as Lakewood ended its season by blasting Pinelands, 7-0, in a non-conference game. The Piners, who finish the season at 7-11-2, struck twice in the first twe periods and blew things open with a three-goal outburst in the third quarter. Pinelands is 1-19. Powerful Kearny broke a 1-1 tie with five unanswered goals in the second half to whip Brick, 6-1, in a non-conference ame.

Brick's only goal by Pete Marousis in the second quarter tied the game but Kear ny scored twice in the third quarter and three times in the fourth to settle the I Mil lllll filtVi in state I jf if Ia Ln.l.n.nnn.1.. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Academy clinched at least a tie for the boys Class A North title with a 16-47 win over Freehold Township yesterday, but Colt coach Tom Heath's mind was pre-occupied with the Catholic Track Conference championships Saturday in Elizabeth. "Delbarton won it last year, and we finished first the previous two years," Heath said. "We'd like to make it three out of four." The Colts will be heavily favored to do so, but should face some competition from North Jersey powerhouses Seton Hall Prep and Bergen Catholic. With many of the Colt regulars resting, Tim Ganley led the CBA charge with a 15:56 at Freehold Township.

Chris Deane Tim Carey, and Chris Ring filled the second, third and fourth spots for the Colts. Paul Pullen placed fifth for Freehold Township. CBA completes it's dual-meet season Tuesday against Middletown South. THE LONG BRANCH team is also pointing to Saturday after clinching Class North with a 15-48 win over Shore Tuesday. The Green Wave will attempt to avenge their only loss of the dual meet season when they run against favored Madison-Central in the Central Jersey Group sectionals at Mercer County X-Country THE BATTLE of Class A South unbeat-ens turned into a "no contest" affair yesterday as Toms River East defeated Brick at home, 20-41, to successfully defend its Shore Conference Class A South girls' cross-country title.

Marcia Brownlee of Toms River East and Ocean County champion Karen Crosby of Brick waged a nip-and-tuck duel through most of the race, with Brownlee breaking the tape (and the old course record) in 20:11. Crosby finished three seconds under the old record with a second-place 20:17. Jean Mutone Dina Giacinti, Jeanine Sles, and Alison Lelblein filled the third, fourth, fifth and sixth spots to clinch the meet for the Raiders. Geraldine Ricciu-ti placed seventh for Brick. The two Ocean County rivals meet again Saturday at the New Jersey State Interscholastlc Athletic Association's South Jersey Group IV Sectional Championships at Camden County College.

Toms River East is favored to repeat as South Jersey Group IV champion, with Brick, Shawnee, and Cherry Hill East considered the top contenders. In the only other girl's meet of the day, Southern handed Brick Memorial a 25-31 defeat in Class A South. Donna Dougherty led the Rams with a first-place 20:15. Mary Van Horn of Brick Memorial placed second in 20:24, while Ai- i A I Next Week's Games Friday Nov. 12 Class A North Manalapan at Freehold Township 7:30 Class A South Toms River East at Toms River 7:30 Class South Central at Wall 7:30 Class Lacey at Holmdel 7:30 Manchester at Point Beach 7:30 i Saturday Nov.

13 Clau A North Raritan at Middletown South 1:30 Matawan at Neptune 1:30 Clau A South Brick Memorial at Southern 1:30 Toms River North at Brick 1:30 Jackson at Lakewood 1:30 Clau North Ocean at Long Branch 1:30 St. John Vianney at Rumson 1:30 Red Bank at Monmouth 1:30 Clau South Allentown at Point Boro 1:30 Freehold at Asbury Park 1:30 Manasquan at Howell Class Pinelands at Keansburg 1:30 Mater Dei at Keyport 1:30 Other Games Middletown North at New 1:30 Shore at St. Joseph 1:30 Marlboro at Red Bank Catholic 1:30 Blues send down 2 The Associated Press i ST. LOUIS The St. IauIs Blues returned defenseman Bill Stewart and center Alain Lemieux yesterday to their Salt Lake City, farm club in the Central Hockey League.

Both Lemieux and Stewart had been called up by the parent National Hockey League team last week. Each played two games, with Lemieux recording one assist. Asbury Park Press Loose ball is up for grabs between Freehold's Bryan Groll and Holmdel's Steve Trevor in state tournament clash last night at Holmdel High School. 0 TE North outlasts MARCIA BROWNLEE 272 East record-setter leen Turner (23:10) and Mary Ann Roth finished third and fourth, respectively, for Southern. Southern finished strong with two consecutive dual-meet victories to end the season at 5-7.

"It's nice to finish up with a couple of wins," Ram coach Rich Manzo said. "The girls have worked hard this year." Field Hockey it would have to go to strokes." North won the previous two meetings, 2-1 and Zimmerman's flickoff goal did not make it into the Southern net. Goalie Michelle Norton made the save, but the officials ruled that Norton had moved before the shot. Thus North was awarded a goal. advances with lights, because by the time we finished the overtime it was getting dark and foggy," Miller said.

North plays on the school's varsity football field. Toms River North will face the winner of the Washington Township-Lenape game early next week. IN ANOTHER NJSIAA tournament game, Princeton got second-half goals from Pam Jennings and Ellen DeBeor to oust Monmouth Regional from Central Jersey Group LT with a 2-0 victory. Southern, Mariner goalie Lisa Montenegro handled aD five flickoff shots to ensure the wir. Montenegro made six saves during regulation play and overtime.

"We've been practicing strokes (flick-offs) regularly," Miller said. "We try to devote a little time from each practice towards it." Gigi Molas gave North a 1-0 lead 11 minutes into the game, but Southern's Lori Petrella scored at the three-minute mark of the second half. "We were lucky that we play on a field Colleen Tobin only had to handle one shot on goal for Princeton, which outshot the Golden Falcons 17-7, IN A regular-season game, Allentown 4 got a goal and an assist from Lynn Bishop. as Allentown defeated Nottingham, 34. Wendy Dey and Kim Capes her 14th- also added goals.

Goalie Tess Tilghman stopped one shot on goal for the shutout. Allentown outshot TOP-SEEDED Toms River North survived a scare from Southern yesterday to advance to the third round of the NJSIAA South Jersey Group IV field hockey tournament. i Sue Zimmerman scored the only goal in a flickoff to give the Mariners a 2-1 win over their Shore Conference Class A South rivals. "It was a close one," said coach Becky Miller, whose Mariners are ranked No. 1 at the Shore by the Asbury Park Press.

"I don't think either team thought that Nottingham, 39-7. The Redbirds face North Plainfield in a 0rfyn1 Tnrcnv PrAiin TT rrimA frtrwmnvMM Ml.