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a2-lN yrotr vnart day rrut Ciwtnut 44S lM) w'fi ft fr.m (OTWn. Mod H2 High wins Meet of Champions missed each time. Russell Carter, the PIAA runner up over the weekend, won the 400 meters in 48.1. Jeff Gold of Bartram won the 100 meter dash in 10.6. Last year's 100 was won by Central's Carlton Young in a record 10.4 seconds, but Young passed up the meet, still resting a pulled thigh muscle.

FIELD EVENTS Pott vault 1, Dotx Gam, Wuuhiekon, 14 Nf. Jot Sabto, Archbtshoo Rvan, 14-0. 3, Brian Stow, Bishoo McDevin, 13-4. 4, Dava KoUar, Penncrnt, and Mark HoH, Norlti Pmn, both 13 0. Hi tume Davnand OtCasIa, Ovarbraat, 4-14.

Jom Braadus, Unvtrvtv City, i-l. 3, Scan KnacM, HaotMnMd, 4-4. 4, Jatl Spanr, Pamcmt, 4-a. Rick McCrackan, kitartora, 4-4, Shot put Dan Friadman, WKiam Tarnant, SMia. Karry Davanoart, PamvaM, S4-I'r 3, Cattrtd.

Toms Rivar Norm, U-P i. 4, Dav DaViarna, Lanapa, S3-J'i. Ptta Zimba, Fathar Judaa, SJ-3 Javaha Paul WaM, Nrthar Pravidanta, 117-4. Dava Bradv, Panmviiia, IIS-S. Gordon BiarKtwnk, Panmaukan, J-7.

4, Bob Kamv. Lanapa, 174-4. Tarry Smith, Edoawaod, 170-f. Lan lump Ed Manhai, Coahnvaa, Ji ll Andra Sandari, Frank wi, 1, Rich Snannan, Allan-tic City, -L 4. Alai Gnrrm, Wdknobara, -ir.

Frank Timmoni, Bartram, 7011. Drvcut Dan Frirdman, WMiam Tamant, IT-11, 1, Karry Davtooo-l, 14-2. Smith, Brick Tawnthie, 140-4. 4, Curry, PtaatantvAa, 144-10. Arcraa Bd, Torm Rivar South, IM-V't.

Trtor Krmo 1. Larrv Marcadanta, Councl Rock, 44-ii. 2, Srnilh. Norm town, 4S-I'. 3, Laanard Franum, 44-11' i.

4, Emia McCahnn, Pomtawn, 44.41. Stevt MaHit. Roman CamoM, 44-4. ratav Torm Rrvar South, 7.M0. 2, By Don McKee inquirer Stall Writer Rodney Wilson, the Bartram High hurdler, who seems to set a record every time he steps onto a track, was one-for-two yesterday.

In the Delaware Valley Track Coaches Association's Meet Champions at Franklin Field yesterday, Wilson set a record in the 330-yard intermediate hurdles and missed setting a record in the 110-meter lows by one-tenth of a second. "I was going after it," he said later, "but I tried too hard and messed up my steps. I would have gone a lot faster, but I messed up my steps because I felt so strong." Wilson ran the 330 yards (some events in this meet are in yards, some are in meters) in 37.5 seconds. That set a meet record, breaking the 37.6 standard set in 1975 by Pennsbu-ry's Bill Austin. He won the 110 meters in 13.7, a tenth of a second off the record held by Franklin's Carl Namons.

"After I set so many records I don't think about them anymore," said Wilson, the Track and Field News Athlete of the Year for the indoor scholastic season. "I just want to do my personal best. Right now I'm aiming towards college (Villanova). Wilson was seventh of the eight finalists in the 330s going into the final turn, but made up yards of territory in the inside lane. "I had a lot of confidence," he said.

"I knew it was just a matter of time before things came together. It's was a thing where I knew I had a lot of competition. I knew I had to run." Mark Dickerson of Willingboro, N.J., and Willie Guess of Overbrook both ran 38.6 to push Wilson to the record. Other than Wilson, and a double win by William Tennent's Dan Friedman in the shot put and discus, the meet was largely dominated by South Jersey athletes and schools. After the obligatory half-hour delay due to drenching rains (all track meets in the Delaware Valley this spring have been interrupted by rain), Jersey athletes proceeded to steal the meet from Pennsylvania.

Rich Caton of Woodbury set a record in the 800 with a 1:52.2 clocking, Carl Lewis of Willingboro set a record in the 200 with a 20.9, Mike Mantini of Gateway won the mile in 4:12.9, Steve Thompson of Brick Township won the two mile in 9:11 9 and Toms River South won the Newcomb PRINCETON, N.J. Cherry Hill East's tennis team rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Glen Ridge, 3-2, yesterday, capturing the NJSIAA state public school championship. East (22-0) got a pivotal victory from team captain John Newcomb at third singles to start the comeback at Princeton's Jadwin Gym. Newcomb "beat Andrea Fink, 6-2. 7-5, in a match that was ended by a 20-minute final game.

The first singles team of Andy Brief and Kerry Tucker won in straight sets, 64, 6-2, and the unbeaten second doubles team of Jeff Present and Wayne Streibich breezed, 6-0, 6-0, and sealed a place in this afternoon's championship final against Parochial winner Christian Brothers Academy to determine the best team in the state. "Their (Glen Ridge's) doubles teams were comparatively weaker," said Rest Coach Ralph Ipri. "The key match was Ncwcomb's and he had (Fink) at match point eight times in the last game before he finally won." NJSIAA TENNIS NJ. PuhK kneel Fatal at Princeton Cherry Ml Eatt 1, Glen Me Ran Ertkme, dot. Laanard Rrtker, 4-2, 4-7; iVt.ua Gafetme, del.

Ma Rattler, 4 3, 7 4, t-fc John Newcemk. dot Andre 4k, 4-1 7-1; Kerry Tucker and Andy Bnet, del. A FreNMa and Gaara Kebact, 4 4, 4 left Pretant and Wayne Streaarck, del. Mark Schreader and Eric Lira, 4 0, 4 0. East to tennis crown Pmuoeipnia inquirar RICHARD M.

TiTLEY high jump at 6 feet, 10 inches Cantral, 7rL 3, FrankWi, Mt.4. 4, Chatfar, 7ili- Bishop McDavitt, hits. TRACK EVENTS m-matar hurdkn 1, Rodnav Wirun, Bartram, 117. Van Younoblood, Bartram, 14.1. Randy Smith, Camdan, 14.2.

4, WM Com, Ovarbrook, 14-2. Warren Maaaa, Palmyra, 14-S. 100 matart Jatt Gold, Bartram, Mi. Stavt Kama, Ovarbraak, M.7. 3, Rick Shannon, Atlantic City, 104.

4, Darryl Garnar, FrantrKy MJ. VKa Scat), FrankWi, 104. MM 1, Ma MantM, Gataway, 4:12.4. I Jarry McAndrawv HiaMand, 4-IU. 1, Dav Land, Rkpov, 4:144.

4, Charka Kcdy, Roman CaltMkc, Tarry Dalanav, Moamtawd. 4:20.4. 440-mator ratay Wait pltaMatshia, 414. 1 Watt Chntar East, 43.1. 3, Garrnanrovm, 43.4.

4, Chntar, 43.4. Watt Calhakc, 42.4. 400 matars Ruttal Carter, Lamer Marlon, 41 1. 2, Cart Tankvkrv, Wathndton, 48. 3, Warren Brookm, Unvarvtv City, and Clarence Clary, Waft Chatter Hoa-dertan, both 44.2.

Rabarl Paaia, Wett Cathokc, 44.1 330-yard hurdkn Rednev wavan, Bartram, 37-5 (meat retard, aid racard 174 try Autttn, PeraniMirv, 147SL 2, Mark Diet anon, Wrftnoboro, J4.4. 3, W4M Guatt, Ovarbraak, H.4. 4, Carm GtinrMtt, Cherry Hi Wett, 340. i. Brad Larkat, Edaawood, 34.

1. 000 meter Rich Caton, Wendburv, HI? (moat racard, aid racard 142.4 by Al Mickt, Trenton Cantral, 1444k, 1 Raoar Maera, Roman Cathokc, 1-437. 3, Bak Mam, Wdknobora, 144.1 4, Tarn Haban, Cantral Buckt Eatl, 144A Eric Brawn, Ovarbraak, I4S.I. 200 meten Carl Lawn, wahnobar. 20.4 (meat racard.

aid racard 21.4 by Tany Darom, Haiiiitawn, 1474, and Carttan Yavna. Cantral, 1470). 2, Jatt Martw Lather Km. 2U. 1, RKky M4Ur, Wnt CathaM, 21.4.

4, Darrrl Garnar, FrankM, 21.4. iacnan, Camden, 221 Tar maa Stev Tharrwtan, Brick TawrnMa, 4-114. 1 Bdl GadtchaO, hthrrbara, 4-70 4. 3, Gear Stealer), LKan, 4 23.1. 4, Mark Slraka, Rancacal VaBay, 4:24 7.

Me Aeramt, Bithop Ewn, 4:24 4. relay 1, Chatter, 3: to. 1 Tamt Rrvar South, 3:144. 3, Wett Catholic, 2:204. 4, Bitliod McDavitt, 2:20.4.

Overbreak, 3:214. doubles, a home run, and four runs scored. In the Cape-Atlantic League, Sacred Heart blanked Ocean City, 5-0; Lower Cape May (Will Streaker 3 hits) bombed Pleasantville, 12-2; and St. Joseph's of Hammonton used Rich Crofton's three-run homer to beat Buena, 10-4. kJiSIA TOURNAMFNT I ParaciMM A Ftai Notr Dame Mart Snmt 2 SJ Grow Swrwtinal Lakeweeit 1.

Cefcnwoeed 1 OIAMONO CLASSIC fatten) 7, Pevtifcer II am. Ctrawrramen Wathwatan Tw I urn. Shawnee Cherry Eatl 4 Gteucethv Ceic Weed Hewn 0 Pwwmeuken 3. Pretence 2 Ctewceth Biwhitdtan Hedrionfciad 2, 44 Jamat OLYMPIC CONFER ENCt Hraxand Oenttard 4 SOUTH JERSEY SOUTH rVeWvajwdJ 4, 'J BURLCO LIBERTY Hex Cratt 4, Pemkerte I HoJTflr2fT 1, TRI-COUNTY CONFERENCE Penntva 4. Pitman 2 CAPE -ATLANTIC LEAGUE S4 JetatOt Ham I.

Buena 4 Law" Caoe May II Pteetantvae Sacra Heart I. Oca City 0 RACK Shawnee 4. Pmeitn 42 TENNIS Whtmlwn GtatttMre llremeird 1, DawKcrd 3 GOL Ocean City 143, Sacra Ha art IS1 Wwmatwa 44, Cwnxnai 14 GLS SOFTBALL NJSIAA TOURNAMENT MpaT'WOjw'W a wBJftJrlkjJ Hn0im WotIjijw w9 wWWHCV fwfflHSrjiTIS I Desmond DeCosta of Overbrook meter relay in 7:48.0. PIAA schools dominated the field events. Friedman, the two-time stale discus champion who will head for Maryland after playing in the Big 33 Game, won the event with a throw of 175-11.

That was less than two feet off the record of Erv Jaros of North Penn (177-9) which is the second oldest record in the meet, going back to 196S. Friedman also put the shot 57-1 to win that event. Doug Garis of Wissahickon won the pole vault with a jump of 14 0, beating Archbishop Ryan's Joe Sable on fewer misses. Paul Wallin of Nether Providence won the javelin with a throw of 187-9, and Ed Marshall of Coatesville' won the long jump with an effort of 21-11, and Larry Mcrcadante of Council Rock won the triple jump with a leap of 46-l'i. The only city athlete to win a field event was Desmond DcCarsta of Overbrook, who jumped 610 to win the high jump.

He tried three times to set a meet record of 7-0" 4, but sparks C. H. High schools Holy Spirit was upset by Noire Dame, 5-2, in the NJSIAA Parochial A South Jersey sectional championship baseball game at Camden County College, despite a two-hit pitching performance by Fran Casey. Spirit (12-2-1) outhit the Trenton team, 10 to 2, including four hits by Al Sacco, but nine walks and four errors let Notre Dame advance to Saturday's state final eame. In a South Jersey Group 3 semifinal, Lakewood eliminated Colli rig wood, 2-1, at Burlington County College, and will face Edgewood in the sectional final.

The 16-team Diamond Classic that opened yesterday was highlighted by several one-run games, including Gloucester Catholic 's 1-0 win over Woodstown at Haddonficld. Junior Steve Zeldis earned his first win of the season with a four-strikeout two-hitter, and Pat Dougherty drove in Dennis Barth with the run. Pennsauken edged Florence, 3-2, at Sterling, and Haddonfield trimmed St. James, 2-1, at Eastern as Fred $nt oof.il ioo av9it wit DtftwArf Countv manuffKrur fr Dv rwutred 1-2 COmDftt.e Mfv nl ti'T fijmfi ONLV rxuO- fO MUTT fWW'IWfoH to: (LLCALDEftWOOO MM PAINTS MO al Roar) Broomi, I4O0I LOST, wrwt toy evade, mala, hai fM'ch ot tur on bark cl'i- o-fi Na'tfMari SIM DawartJ 14 174 LOST: eVemend enepnent rm o5y" on Jj. C1 1 V)" LOST Buck Carman Steshard mr'" 47(0 Rfc-yv0 w4tmi), LOST Stan Lenreiler Retrtavar.

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The Lions tallied three runs each in the third and fouriii innings. Eastern went 11 innings before getting past Paulsboro, 7-6, at Pennsauken, and Cumberland was awarded a forfeit victory over Hammon-ton. The Shawnee vs. Cherry Hill East game at Haddon Township, and Cinnaminson vs. Washington Township at Cherry Hill West were stopped by rain and will be concluded today with 1-1 scores in each game.

In regular season games, Pen-nsville (16-2) clinched at least a tie for the Tri-County Conference title with two games left by defeating Pitman, 6-2, on Jim Halter's pitching. Bill Cheeseman's two doubles and three runs batted in, and one double each by H.J. Lopes and Chuck Sutton. 'v Highland' Matt Manders tossed a 12-6 Olympic triumph over Deptford and knocked in three runs with two hits. Jim Mueller helped with two Arcouol LOST, RERO, tar retvrri at V'DC ''AffcS it-rjrma' o- HQ QUESTIONS ASffO.

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