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Daily Record, Northwest N.J. Sunday, May 19, 1985 C15 SCHOLASTIC REPORT ScSiulef's 2-hltter leads I owistown to MQ1 win Pearsons a hit in SOIL meet WANTAGE TWP. The Pearson brothers, who helped Lenape Valley gain its first Sussex County Inter-scholastic League track title when it beat Sparta to gain a co-championship with Kittatinny, earned four gold medals in the SCIL Festival By ED MILLS Daily Record Staff Writer Postponements Three quarterfinal Morris County Baseball Tournament -j I 1 --v I if I t7? I. games were postponed yesterday because of the heavy rain that fell in the area late Friday night. A Somerset County Baseball Tour- Ji nament quarterfinal game was also moved back.

Tomorrow, Montville, the top seed in the tourney, will host ninth-seeded Hanover Park to- morrow, and fifth-seeded Randolph will be at home against 13th seeded Delbarton. On Tuesday, Parsippany Hills, the 14th seed, will travel to sixth-seeded Mount Olive for the final MCT quarterfinal round game. All times are 3:45 p.m. The Somerset County Tourna- ment game will be played tomorrow (3:45 p.m.) when Bernards plays at Watchung Hills. Marc Stollar (4-4).

The Colonials had just three hits. "Marc pitched the best game of his life today," said Morris Hills (11-8-1) coach Rick Losey. "I don't think he can pitch any better than that. And as a team, even though we lost, I thought we played our best game of the year. We played errorless ball on defense, and we were in it all the way.

Only a great pitching job beat us." Trailing 1-0, Morristown, which had lost to Morris Hills 5-4 earlier in the year, rallied for two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Chris Michel walked to lead off the frame, and then on a 3-and-l delivery from Stollar, Brian Fleury blasted a fastball deep into center field, just beyond center fielder Anderson's glove. Fleury ended up on third with an RBI triple, and then he scored the decisive run one out later on a rocket RBI single to left field by Vic Giroux. "I had a green light to hit, and I got it just where I wanted it," said Fleury, a junior catcher, about his big triple. "Lately, we've been hitting the ball hard right at people, but that should change.

We never stay down for too long." Young, who played an excellent game defensively behind the plate for Morris Hills, throwing out three of four Morristown runners attempting delayed steals, had both hits off Schuler. The Morris Hills junior catcher singled to center to lead off the top of the seventh, and went to second on Dave Vigorito's sacrifice bunt. But Schuler induced Kevin Jenkins MORRISTOWN For the fourth time in a week, Morristown's bats were silent. But for the second straight Saturday, Anthony Schuler managed to make up for his club's, lack of hitting. Schuler tossed a two-hitter to quiet Morris Hills, 2-1, in a Morris County Tournament quarterfinal baseball game at Lidgerwood Field yesterday.

Morristown, 18-5-2, will play the winner of Tuesday's Parsippany Hills at Mount Olive game in the MCT semis either Friday or Saturday night at Lurker Park in East Hanover Township at 8 p.m. A 5-foot-5, 135-pound ball of fire, Schuler raised his record to 7-0 in going the distance, striking out six and walking three. He gave up Morris Hills' only run of the game in the top of the first when Scott Anderson walked with one out. Jeff Rauh then hit what looked like a double-play grounder back to Schuler, but he threw it into center field for an error, putting runners on first and second. With two outs, Bill Young lined an RBI single into center field to score Anderson.

"Anthony struggled with his control at the start, but he made adjustments and battled instead of giving in to his surroundings and that's why he is a winner," said Morristown coach Harry Shatel. "He's a little kid in size, but he has a hell of an arm and an awfully big heart." Schuler beat Morris Knolls last Saturday, 4-1, in an MCT first round game, when Morristown could only get four hits. This past week the Colonials had four hits in a 3-1 loss to Parsippany Hills on Tuesday, and they had five hits in a 2-1 loss to Seton Hall Prep on Wednesday. Yesterday, Morristown couldn't solve Morris Hills starter and loser With no team title at stake in this athletes were after individual honors. Bill Pearson, a senior, won both hurdle events with times of 15.4 in the highs and a meet record of 55.0 in the intermediates.

He was also the high jump champion at 6-5. Kevin Pearson, a junior, won the discus throw at 137-11. The other Lenape Valley winners I were Jack Hay with a distance dou- ble of 4:26.0 in the 1,600 and 9:57.5 in the 3.200 and Michelle Shine in the girls javelin at 122-9. Hopatcong's George Rodriquez and Jim Covert were double winners. driquez won the 100 at 11.3 and the 200 at a meet record 22.9.

Covert took the shot 49-6 and the javelin at 182-11. 1 High Point Regional, the host school, had two boys winners with Jeff McDowell vaulting 12-6 and Dan Farley setting a meet record in the -400 at 49.8. Mike Guarini of Pope J. John won the 800 at 2:01.1 and the relay team was victorious. A pair of Kathys led the Pope John effort.

Kathy Frick won the 800 in 2:21.7 and the 1,600 in 5:17.8. Kathy won both hurdles and the rjong jump with efforts of 16 4 in the highs, 1.09.1 in the intermediates and 16-6 4 in the jump. Kelly Martin gave the host school a pair of sprint wins with 13.2 in the 100 and 26 8 in the 200. Teammate Chris Smart was the high jump winner at 5-1. Kelly Zukowski of Newton won the 400 in 59.4 and Sparta's Lynn Sandacz won the 3,200 in 12 09.6.

to fly out to short right field before Dave Wickkiser hit a hard ground -ball up the middle. Tom Brophy, Morristown's second baseman, ranged to his right and threw out Wickkiser to end the game. "Brophy is just the kind of guy you want it to be hit to for the last out of the game," Shatel said. "He is a tough, hard-nosed player who does his best work in clutch situations." MCT QUARTERFINAL GAME Morristown 2, Morris Hills 1 a Mlllstll 8-1) 100 OOO Ol 241 Mofrt.to.ti (II J-2) 200 12 3 4 38 Fleury (M). wp Sctiulef (7-0).

LP Stollar (4-4. Local teams should get: high seedings in states: Daily HecordHUSS CAMfcHON high road in the 400 hurdles. Jefferson's Cliff Beebe takes the which should claim seed in North Jersey Section 2, Group III. -Morristown (17-5-2) will have a high seed in North Jersey Section 2, Group IV, and Ridge (18-4) is assured of one SCOREBOARD ot tne top tnree seeos in central jer- sey, Group II actioa LOCAL STATE BASEBALL QUALIFIERS Baytey-fJIardU 1-7-1). Bernards (10-9), But (12-9), Delbarton 1 1 1 1 -1 Hanover Park 1 5-10-1 Hopatconj (9-7).

Jeferson (11-5-1), Kmneton (1 T-3), lenape Valley (10-10). Menobem (12 9), Montville (18-. 1 Moms MHisd 1-7-1. Moms Knolls 1 4-1 1 1, Moms-. Twenty-six baseball teams and 18 softball teams have qualified for the upcoming New Jersey State Inter-scholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) tournaments.

The baseball cutoff date was this past Friday, when teams had to possess a record of .500 or better. The softball cutoff date was on Friday, May 10. In softball, Mendham (19-0) is guaranteed the No. 1 seed in North Jersey Section 2, Group III. Mountain Lakes (17-2) may garner the top seed in North Jersey Section 2, Group and Morris Knolls (13-2-1) has an excellent shot at a high seed in North Jersey Section 2, Group IV, Leading the local baseball clubs into the states is Montville (18-1), Hackettstown IH) 46, Warren Hms (WH) 2 1 1 100 I.

Hickman (H) 13.1, Fisner (DV) 13.3, 3- Wat. toce (H) 14.2 200 1. Hickman (H) 28.3, 2. Palbno (OV) 29.1, 3. Wallace (H) 29 4, 400 1.

Hickman (M) 1:04 7. 1 Andrejack (DV) 1:06.3. 3. Gaiiasnet H) 1 07.4; 800- i. Smrm (OVl 2.40.

2, Swanick (H) 2 41.2, 3, Oawley (DV) 2 42 7: 1,600 Pemjco (DV) 5 43, 2. Trimnetl (H) 5 56 9. 3, tcwotb (Ml 6 01 i Peroccr (DV) 12 42 6. 2. Somers (H) 12S89.

S.UffDV) 13.29 H0NH- I. Fisher (DV) 16 2, 2 Hey (DV) 17 3.3 Leaver (VVH) 186: 400 84 I Rey (DV) 1.13.0. 2. Leaver (VVH) I 14 6. 3 lomko (DVH19 3.

that t. Tuttie WM) 32-VJ, 2. Turner (DV) 28-1. S. Miller tWH) 26-10; Otacea 1.

Turner (DV) 85-7, 2. Kiement mm 816, 3. Pansy (DV) 79 javekK 1. -Fisher (DV) 108 5, 2. Shenberger (DV) 99-3.

3. Andrews (Hi 9.1 2 High em 1 Kwment iWM, 4 6, 2 benerer (DV) 4 6. 3. Der (DV 4 Long lamp I. Fisrwr (DV) 16 5.

2 Rey (DV) 14 5. 3. Parity ffiV) 13-10; Belay 1 Delaware vaiiey tlMremer. Andrejaca, Hey. Paumo), 4.23.8.2.

Hackettstown 4 36.9, Lacrosse Mountain Lake 5, Klnnelon 4 (OTi Ktarto)12 3). i 12 0 rg MountatnUkea 111-8) ...0 3 0 1 5 toaia rtinneion: Harry Ko 1, Jay Gleeson I Dave Honarwer tnc Preitler I Mountain Lakes: Scott Ons-tenson 1, Dave Fngeri 1, Matt Ranfcm 1, Andy Robmson l.MarkChnstenson Aunt. Mvwoo jay Gleeson Todd GJeeson 2, Don NienofT 1 Mountaai Lakes: Rounson 1 Mark Cnns, tenson 1. TorJdCoieman 1, eoaitee Kmnekm: i. 0.

Km 17. Mountain Laes: JtmfvtctiduffS. Boon ton 12, Princeton 2 Boonton 6) 2 4 012 Prmtatond 12) 0 02 oats Boontwi: Patron 4, Giardina 2. Reed 2, Me. Uevacouo, Wavers.

UMrenc. Princeton Laverty, Fisner, Asaieta Boonton: Giardina, Reed. Prtncetonr Sneenan, Babo. eMe Boonton. Scnwan 10.

Prmceion Brandt I. lownl 17-5 2), Mount Olive (14-7), Newton (13-51. i sippany (15 9). Parsippany Mills (16-10-1), Pope John (10-7), Randolph (14-7), Ridgel 18-4), Sparta( 10-7), Vernon II 1-8), Watchung Mis (10-10-U, West Moms LOCAL STAT! SOFTBALL QUALIFIERS Barley -E sere (9-7-1), High Pant (12-5). Jefferson (164 3).

Kirmelonf 13-7-1), Lenape Valley 1 4-5). Mendham (19-0). Montville(l2-7 1(, Moms Cathokc (9 9). Moms Knolls (13 2-1). Mountain Lakes (17 2).

Newton (13-6). Parsiopany (17-5), Pareipany Hills 1 4 6,. Rage 1 6 5), Roibury 1 1 4-6). Vernon (12-5), yvaichung Hms 1 1 -8), WNcpany Park (145). POLARIS ir TEAMS Limited Offer Buy direct from the manufacturer and save BIG! aa.

I mnv Mat Track Morris County Championships Boys Turn Scores: (After 14 events Pole vault to be Contested Wflnorrow) Momstown 38. Randolph 33. MoT-: Has 29. Mount Olive 27, Mome Catholic 19'. Del.

barton IB. Pecjiannock IS. Mom. Knolls 12. Hanover Pa 7.

Cnetnam Borough, Madison and West Morns 4, Dover. Parsiepany ana Boonton 3. Mountain Lake vi, IMrxirv I. too t. Ken Sorry (Mturn) 10 Meet record, former recorrj; 11.

1, originally set by Matt Lee (Butler) 1 980), 2 Crura Cctaa (MO) 10 7. 3 Vmce Avarione (Par) 10.9, Toad Oman (MC) 10.9. Bob Mallard io) JOQ 1 Ren 5ey(Mtwn) 22 1 (Meet record. former record: 22.2. Dave Jones iMornstovm, 1982).

a. Larry tjoian iRan, 22 1. 3 Chra Gnoa (MO) 22 4, Cned Apjar ctBi 23 4, no ftnn, 400-1. Ked Brorinw MH) 49 3. 7.

Larry Golan Raara Barms (Boon) 51.3, 4, Brian Lawn (Mn i 52,3, Kevin Connors (Han) 52 9. too -1 Aaron Eisenoerg (MH) 2 00 7, 3. Jonn IMH) 2 01 6. 3 Soft Kul (Oel) 2.02 4. Cnns Shi-lakes (Deli 2 03 8, Lance Auslenberg (MO) 2:04.8.

100-1 Jonn Hayes (Pan) 4 jb 3, 2. trie Slur-; levant iMtwrt) 4 28 4 3 Dennis Molnar (Mtwil 4 34 3, V.4 AnovajPeQ)435 $100 I (on Haves (Ran) 9 50,7, 2. Joe Livorsi IMH) 9 50 3 re Sturtevant (Mtn) 10 02 2, 4, load StnecMman MO 10.07,3, Boo SnW jPMj ,10 144. 110 KM I loud Urbanat rMC) 146. 2 C'aiJ 14 8, 3.

toreoran (MC) ISO. 4. Me Sf-nvrtver (MH) 15 8 joe bitcn 'Mtuvnl 15 1. 400 at- I mm Scnweirer MH 58 4, I. Cave Jr.net iMadi 59 I 3 David tt-lie iUov) 59 5.

4 bnan 0 Lwineii ihan) 59 7. 5 uui toreoran MC ana He) Bnse (Mil 59 sit Jump-1 trait Wiley (MO) 6 2,2 Scott PKfcer-tt ttMri) 6 2 3 Todd Butt (Mtwn) 8 2,4. Marcu Hwa-atson tDeli 6 0. Jonn Loschiavo (MO) 6 0 lent; Jaunt 1. Marcus Mickerson (Uet) 21 8, 2, Craig Aey iMO) 212.

1 Larry Golan (Ran) 20 I. 4. Cave Orosrean (CS) iO-bt, 8. Scott tanaler (Nan) 20-0. Iel 1 Ran Buiwr iPeql A 10 2 Dave erssar (Mtwi) 53-10.

3 twyintjeorje (HP) 52 7. 4. Anas Martanjtt tMC) 52 -Vs. 5. Jon Fletcnar (Mtn) 49 0 Dikm-I DanBuiaoriPeqi 1707.2 Dave Weisser (Mim 165 0.

3 Jeff Coram lM 137 2, 4 lom Arrt. taneiMO) 136 4.8 Bob Snaw IWM) 13 10. tevam-l, Todd uroanit iM'-i I960, 1, Jen Misa IHPu8r6 3 Steve SaranteiMHi 185 1.4 Suitt Sarv am mm OanSuailPalt7t-. MM Ray I Moms Hills IJorw Bunting. Deme Burve.

Aaron lisanoart fred Bronnef) 3 27 0, J. Ran-rjomn 3 4. 3, Momstoon 4.2 4. Moms fWoHa 3 0 Cwttarton i ii 4 Girls Taaas tcaras: Randrwm 4i Madison 29. Moms Mtrt ana Mornstoon 24, vsl Morris 2l.

Boonton and Mendham 13. Mount Mve 10. Dover and Wimwiany Pa 7, Mnms Knoat 6 Moms CatniM. ana Parana -wi) Hrus 5. Montvaie 4 Pauuannoi and Roibury Criet ham Borough J.

Kmrtew, Cnatnam lewnsnie and Halt, ova-Pant 1, 100 I Jnve Br rMeijt 12 I rMeet wrnM For-me acen) 1 1 1 an he (Cnatnam BoHri IH 3 tenye Smoan itrani 12 1.3 l)aria Hr 1214 lamm, JUjj H.B) 12 ft tianit 1O0 1 baneae twer IMiwni 75 2 I Betsy B-amt 25 8. 3- fcerxr Ovemiwr 4, Kanw TorveHon (MC) 2b.a. a. Margaret judKins (boon) tt-7, 400 -1. lanya Smoim iRan) 58 4.

2 Beisy Braun (Ran) 59-9. 3. Karen Tonelson (MC) 1:00 3, 4. Lara WenlMumi 1:00.7, 8. Kerry Fortier (Mend) 1 01-2.

800-1. Megnan Lee IWM 2:186 (Meet record. former racord: 2:19.0. Kelly Too (Moms Hmsi 1983), 2. Katby Firpatnc (Mtn 2:24 4, 3.

tu Janowll (Mont) 2 27.7, 4. Noreen Caaaruy (Boon) 2,28.4, 5. Jen Aoams (Kmn) 2 29 6. 16001 Kim Keanan (WPI 5 I8. 2.

Terry Rein- man (Mend) 6 20.3, 3 Saran Gray (Mtwnt 5 26.1. 4. Pam Hoover (Ro 5 29 9. 8. Wwm Paooock (MH) S.3I 8.

3200-1. Yoianda Santana (Don 1137 5. 2 Megnan Lea (WM) 1 162 8. 3. Terry Remman (Mend) 11 5b 7, 4 to.

5coeieva (Boon) 1)50, 5 Kim Keenan IWP) 12.05 5. 100 MH I Kim Baten (Mad) 14 9. 2 Alarms Poinar (MO) 15 1, 3. Joyce Baten (Mad) 15 3, 4, Cynttwa SltHr (Mad) 15,8. Nancy Kiely (PH) 1 5 1 400 IN- 1.

Aanna huner iM'n 1 Ob 7. 2 Den Sol-Bvan IMH) 107 9, 3 Cyntnia Strupe (Mad) 1.08.3, 4. Heatner Stenvart IWM) 1 09 0, 5. Cathy Munay iHP) M03. (hot 1 Bona rMH) 34 81.

1 Celeste Ruck, (Ran) 33 5-V 3 Betb Mallaiiano rPMi 32 ivy. 4. Urns Gunner 1MH1 12 0, 5 Par iMonti 31 5. Olacua 1 Jrviy Becker MK) 116 7, 2. Celeste Rucki (Pan) 110 8, 3 Oenaa Gem (Rani 109 2.

4. Lisa onut (Boon) 107 3, 5 Cons Guriacj iMH) 102-5. Jav.Hn I lis- Kohut (Boon) 114 7, 3. Cnns Ouggar (Maoi 1 1 1-7, 3 Jen M.t.Me,jn iFwqi 2 4 K' Durski (Mend) 102 9, Srtston Heavers iMend) 96-8. Mlga Jm 1.

Tanya Vtorw lHarn 5 8, 1. Macay Gn (MM! 5 0. 3 Barnara Maysa iMHl 5-0. 4 li e) Michetle Longiu (CT), Diana Frendak (Ho.) and Cyntra Stolpe (Mart) 4-10. Lang Jtwtp 1 Tanya Smowt (Rani 17 4vy.

2 Joyce Baten (Mail) 17 2, Nancy Ovamner IWM) 17 2. 4. Kim n-non (Mend) 16. U.S. Nancy Kiety (PH) 16 IW.

1800 delay 1. Momstown iSareK Gray, Kairty Fnuetnck Lwa Wen bvufx 8-r) 4 12 0, 2 Moms 4 20 9. 3. Moms hm 4 25.3. 4.

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