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20 SPORTS THE HOME NEWS TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1982 Baseball statistics Scholastic Baseball Statistics Middlesex County Team Scoring Runs Runs School, (record) For Avo. Agst. Ava. DiH. Edison, (19-2) 138 66 63 30 36 North Brunswick, (17-8) 194 7 8 114 4 6 32 New Brunswick Tech, (12-4) 104 6 5 53 3 3 3 2 Hottman, (14-8) 153 7 0 85 39 3 1 Highland Park, (19-5) 130 5 4 73 3 0 2 4 St.

Thomas, (13-6-1) 114 5 7 68 3 4 2 3 Piscataway, (11-6) 112 66 75 4 4 2 2 Monroe, (14-6-1) 104 5 0 64 3 1 1 9 East Brunswick Tech, (12-9) 121 7 1 92 5.4 1 7 Stevens, (13-8) 113 5 4 89 4 2 1 2 East Brunswick, (11-10-1) 88 40 62 2 8 1 2 Carteret, (10-11) 82 3 9 56 2 7 1 2 Sayreville, (10-10-1) 132 63 114 54 09 Metuchen, (13-11) 140 5 8 118 4 9 0 9 Madison Central, (14-8) 121 55 108 49 06 Colonia, (6-11-2) 85 4 5 71 3 7 0 7 Middlesex, (12-8-1) 132 6.3 122 58 0 5 South Brunswick, (9-9-1) 104 5 5 99 5 2 0 3 South Rivef, (10-14) 116 48 111 46 0 2 South Plainfield, (6-11) 93 5.5 111 6.5 -0 1 Spotswood, (10-11-1) 107 49 111 51 -02 Wardlaw, (9-8) 109 6 4 118 6 9 -0 5 St. Joseph's, (9-7! 80 5.0 92 5.8 -0 8 Kennedy, (5-10) 78 5.2 92 6.1 -0 9 St. Mary's, (6-10) 87 54 108 68 -1 4 Woodbrldge, (7-8-1) 86 5 4 111 6 9 -15 New Brunswick, (7-10) 64 38 90 53 -1 5 Cedar Ridae, (7-9) 65 4.1 96 6 0 -1 9 St. Peter's, (4-16) 84 4.2 136 6 8 -2 6 St. Pius, (6-17) 97 4 2 163 7 1 -2 9 Piscataway Tech, (3-18) 79 3 8 145 6 9 -3 1 Dunellen, (4-15) 43 2 2 110 5 5 3 3 Perth Amboy, (4-12-1) 50 2.4 122 7 2 -43 Perth Amboy Tech, (1-18) 39 2.1 168 8.8 Cosmos nipped by Sting EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.

CAP) -West German midfielder Arno Steffenhagen scored two goals yesterday, pacing the Chicago Sting to a 4-3 exhibition soccer victory over the Cosmos and the 1982 Trans Atlantic Challenge Cup title. Giorgio Chinaglia. the North American Soccer League's all-time leading scorer, made all three Cosmos goals, two on penalty kicks. Forwards Karl-Heinz Grantiza of West Germany and Gordon Hill of England completed the Sting's scoring. In the first game of the Giants Stadium doubleheader, Italian first-division Napoli blanked Nacional of Uruguay 3-0 on goals by Giuseppe Damiani, Clau-dio Pellegrini and Gaetano Musella.

The two games, played under heavily overcast skies, drew 36.000 spectators. Cosmos forward Ricky Davis, trying to clear the ball from Steffenhagen, back-heeled it toward Granitza, who scored from about 10 feet at 26:18. Chinaglia outleaped midfielder Mark Simanton to tie the game on a header at 32.43. The play began when Chico Borja chipped the ball to Chinaglia over the head of Sting goalkeeper Dieter Ferner. Steffenhagen.

assisted by Granitza, put the ball over Cosmos goalkeeper Hubert Birkenmeier, who slid while trving for the save, for a 2-1 lead at Hill maneuvered the ball to Steffenhagen, who kicked it past Birken-meier's outstretched right arm in the 42nd minute, giving Chicago a 3-1 half-time lead. Chinaglia narrowed the gap at 3-2 in the 71st minute on a penalty kick set up when Julio Cesar Romero, the Cosmos Paraguayan midfielder, was fouled by Charlie Fajkus. wmmm Pitcher's Honor Roll No Hitlers Deberry, Highland Park; DiLeo, Wardlaw One Hitters Meads, Monroe Russell, NB Tech D'Agoslino, Stevens 2, Zolner, Metuchen, Foal, New Brunswick Two Hitters Zolner, Metuchen Thompson, Hoffman Trov, NB Tech; Schenedeck, Stevens; Skariynski, Hoffman; Wilson, Sootswood; Anderson, Piscataway; Mangione, St. Mary's; Nugent, Madison; Hronich, Carteret Shutouts Thompson, Hoffman Zolner, Metuchen Seel, East Brunswick Christenson, North Brunswick Juhasz, St. Thomas Phillips, Edison 2 Complete Games Meads, Monroe Anderson, Piscataway Spearnock, Edison Phillips, Edison Zolner, Metuchen Wilson, Spotswood Thompson, Hoffman Juhasz, St.

Thomas Duncan, Highland Park Stavola, Sayreville Fitzpatrick, St. Mary's Wilson, Spotswood Mangione, St. Mary's Seel, East Brunswick Czapkowski, Soulh River 3 W-L Decisions Seel, East Brunswick 5-0; Dudash, Edison 4-0; Dohanish, Middlesex 4-0; Borbely, Highland Park 3-0; Monticollo, Kennedy 3-0; Randall, Monroe 3-0; Falcone, Madison 3-0; Tatarka, Colonia 3-0; Anderson, Piscataway 7-1; Pllone, Stevens 7-1; Phillips, Edison 7-1; Fox, E8 Tech 6-1; Juhasz, St. Thomas 6-1; Spearnock, Edison 6-1; Thompson, Hoffman 5-1; Christenson, North Brunswick 5-1; Richter, North Brunswick 5-1; Brand, Sayreville 4-1; Massa, Madison 4-1; Duncan, Highland Park 6-2; Dougherty, Cedar Ridge 6-2 Hitter's Honor Roll Doubles Faggloni, Metuchen Czapkowski, South River Betrucci, NB Tech Fox, EB Tech Weis, Middlesex Schenedeck, Stevens Minicozzi, Pis. Tech Santiago, NB Tech Bradley, Madison T.

Leavitt, Highland Park Nelson, Pis. tech Ossano, North Brunswick Richter, No. Bruns. Striano, South Bruns. Asia, Woodbridge Keepers, Spotswood Cia, Spotswood Glinka, EB Tech Jefferson, Piscalawav 5 Triples Czapkowski, South River Weigartner, St.

Pius Sorge, Highland Park Lawless, East Brunswick Armeni, Colona Bergamesca, Colonia Koustaftes, Colonia Phillips, Edison 3 Home Runs White, North Brunswick 11; Lorfing, Madison Brown, North Brunswick Muglia, St. Pius Williscroft, South River Ryan, Madison Batenko, Madison Angelo, Colonia Grozio, Spotswood 4 AP photo CLOSE ENCOUNTER Cosmos' Chico Borja, right, controls ball in front of Chicago Sting defender Ivan Belfiore as Chicago goalkeeper Dieter Ferner, left, fellows the action during first half of yesterday's Trans-Atlantic Challenge Cup final round at Giants Stadium. Brothers introduce 'Boxing Analyst' fights each issue. The target audience seems to be those who watch boxing on television. Keith, who once tried his hand at auto racing, is editor of the publication, while the publisher is Jeffrey, an investment and securities attorney, who trained for a couple of years in a New York gym but didn't fight.

But he did fight a couple of times in the Army in the early 1960s and received a bashed nose. "Jeffrey and as fans, used to argue about boxing contests," says Keith. "We wanted to know more information in advance of fights." The brothers decided that other fans also wanted to know more about fights in advance, especially in these days when the game in booming on network and cable television. So, they started "The Boxing Analyst." Of course, it's too early to tell if it will be a success boxing publications come and go frequently. After three issues, the newsletter had 1,300 paid subscribers, according to Keith, who says, "It seems to be growing and we've been approached by some advertisers.

By The Associated Press Jeffrey and Keith Kaufman grew up listening. After all their late father was Murray The a New York disc jockey given a lot of credit for introducing the Beatles to the United States. But they also heard the rhythms of the prize ring. And it's to the boxing beat that Jeffrey, 38, and Keith, 31, have decided to march with a bi-monthly newsletter-type publication called "The Boxing Analyst." The idea is to have "experts" analyze and pick the winners of at least six Somerset County Team Scoring Kuns For Runs Agst. 62 87 107 86 111 89 91 96 146 DiH.

-0 4 Avg. 5.1 65 74 5.9 5.5 5.1 49 4.5 5.2 3.7 2.7 4.2 3.3 Avg. 3.1 4.6 5.6 43 4.6 4.7 4.6 4.6 5.6 4.7 4.5 6.4 5.5 School, (record) Watchurtg, (17-3) Rutgers Prep, (13-6) Bound Brook, (9-10) Manville, (14-6) 0 Montgomery, (16-8) B-R East, (10-9) B-R West, (10-10) Hillsborough, (11-10) Ridge, (15-11-1) Franklin, (10-11) North Plainfield, (6-10) Immaculala, (6-15-1) Somerville, (4-12) 103 124 134 118 133 97 97 94 140 77 41 92 52 Edison, St.Mary's win Softball titles A plus for the newsletter is that other boxing publications most often treat fights after the fact. The key question is are there enough fight fans willing to pay $2.50 an issue to get information about matches that they, for the most part, will be watching on television. An apparent plus, which really is not one, is that gamblers want prior information an edge.

Boxing is not a big gambling sport these days. Most betting on boxing is a man-to-man affair between boosters of various fighters, and often is drawn along ethnic and racial lines. Skills and styles seldom enter into it. Of course, a major fight will attract some solid action. Las Vegas sports books reportedly handled about $1 million each on the Larry Holmes-Muhammad Ali and the Sugar Ray Leonard-Thomas Hearns fights.

But $1 million is peanuts compared to what is bet on a night of college basketball or a weekend of college and pro football or even on a single game sometimes. In issues No. 2 and No. 3 of "Boxing Analyst," its experts had little difficulty picking winners. But some experts should have been disqualified for certain fights.

For instance, fans probably weren't surprised that David Gorman picked Donald Curry to beat Bruce Finch, since Gorman is Curry's manager. FRANKLIN Rebounding from a Pitcher's Honor Roll No Hitters None St.Mary's 2, 1 WEST WINDSOR St. Mary's of South Amboy earned its first state title, the Parochial State Softball Championship, by topping Bayley-Ellard, 2-1, at Mercer County Park on Sunday The Eagles scored the winning run in the sixth inning as Mary Jean Sibilia scored on the third of three consecutive passed balls by the Bishops catcher. Sibilia had singled to get aboard. which scored a run and an RBI single by Lisa Lynon after the Chiefs had loaded the bases.

But the Eagles countered with three runs in the bottom of the inning to ice the game. Beth Berger tied the game with an RBI single and Brunner singled in two runs in the second to put the Eagles ahead for good. The Eagles will play the winner of today's Cherry Hill-West-Lenape game. Piscataway 0200000-222 Edison 130200X-670 2B: Brunner. Brunncr (15-2).

Maierskc (20-2). loss to Middlesex Sunday night in the Middlesex County Tournament, Edison (19-3) topped Piscataway, 6-2, yesterday to win the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV Softball Tournament. Linda Brunner was the Eagles' star of the game, pitching a two-hitter as well as going 3-for-3 with four RBI. Brunner struck out six and walked five to earn her 15th victory of the season while Karen Majerski (28-2) surrendered seven hits and four walks without a strikeout. Piscataway (20-2), defending Central Jersey champions, had opened a 2-1 lead in the second with.a passed ball I if Bavlev-Eltard 0000010 162 St.

AAarv's 010001X-251 2B: Wohldemulh. Reilly (10-1). L' Burns (4-3). One Hitters Soanos, Montgomery; Kuhn, Watchung; Malinowski, Manville Two Hitters Mikrut, B-R West; Salerno, Hillsborough; Schouten, Franklin; Sierotko, Rutgers Prep; Ziegler, Watchung Shutouts Scott, Bound Brook; Stys, Hillsborough; Kuhn, Walchung; Spanos, Montgomery; Ziegler, Watchung; Sandusky, Montgomery; Brown, B-R East; Byrne, Ridge; Sierotko, Rutgers Prep; Lawson, Somerville; Salerno, Hillsborough; Mikrut, B-R West Complete Games Kuhn, Walchung Bartusek, Manville Spanos, Montgomery Ziegler, Watchung Sierotko Rutgers Prep Schoeten, Franklin Pash, Ridge 3 W-L Decisions Halusnick, Watchung 6-0; Kuhn, Watchung 6-0; Grander, Montgomery 4-0; Hennessey, Rulgers prep 3-0; Bartusek, Manville 3-0; Ziegler, Walchung 5-1; Sierotko, Rutgers Prep 5-1; Frazier, B-R West 4-1; Walts, Rutgers prep 3-1; Byrne, Ridge 4-2 Hitter's Honor Roll Doubles Schaible, Rutgers Prep Cote, Bound Brook Torpey, Imm. Catalano, Ridge Evanylo, Manville Kosinskl, Imm.

Parella, Watch. Schouten, Franklin 4, Sandusky, Montgomery Hve, Montgomery Kosinski, Immaculata Scibella, Montgomery Connolly, Watchung Seralino, Ridge DiGiovanni.Ridge Potter, Rulgers Prep Halivoupoulus, Rutgers Prep 4 Triples Evanvlo, Manville Catalano, Ridge Malinowksl, Manville Walker, Franklin DIGiovanni, Hillsborough Crespo, Franklin Colisimo, B-R West Capetla, B-R West 2 Home Runs Potter, Rutgers Prep Sandusky, Montgomery Halivopoulus, Rulgers Prep Walls, Rutgers Prep Mueller, B-R East Mulvihill, B-R Easl Grander, Montgomery Torpey, Immaculala Conference Standings Wasko places 2d in Eastern meet NEW YORK Mike Wasko of Sayreville, Middlesex County and Central Jersey Group IV champion, placed second yesterday in the 110-meter high hurdles at the Eastern States Outdoor Track and Field meet at St. John's University. Wasko was timed in 14.0, second behind Dean McFarlane of New York, clocked in 13.9. He finished ahead of Jeff Upperman of Plainfield as well as Dar-ryl Merriman and Rich Thompson of Willingboro, all of whom placed in the Group IV state meet last week when Wasko was injured.

Wasko's time establishes a school record in the event, breaking the old mark of 14.1, held by three former Bombers' runners Tom Brady, Bob Devlin and Jerry Carney, who is indoor head coach and hurdle and sprint coach during the spring season at Savreville. Central Valley Middlesex County Prs. School Pts. 0 16 22 0 0 Hoffman Monroe Montgomery EB Tech St. Mary's Dunellen Green Brook 14 14 10 6 4 0 School Edison Madison Slevens Sayreville East Brunswick Colonia Woodbridge Cedar Ridge Kennedy Perth Amboy 208 16 15 16 13 11 10 10 3 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 11 1 Try Our Business Division Plan for your business career now! MCC has Fall 1 982 full time openings in: Accounting Marketing Retail Management and Merchandising Transportation and Distribution Tuition only $600 a year for county residents.

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Peter's Mountain Division St. Pius 1 13 0 2 Mid-State School Pts. Watchung 13 2 0 39 Piscataway 10 4 0 30 B-R East 6 6 0 18 Hillsborough 6 6 0 18 Franklin 5 8 0 15 B-R West 4 7 0 12 South Plainfield 3 10 0 9 Somerville 18 0 3 School Pts. Gibraltar Transmissions. Find cut why.

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PRINCETON Franklin won its second consecutive NJSIAA Group III state tennis title by edging Millburn (29-7) yesterday, 3-2. The Warriors advance to the All-Group tournament which begins today at 4 p.m. with a match against Group I champion Bernards. Against the Thunderbolts, the Warri MANHATTAN Ji5 5' bf-e 4 A.e! :37 '664 01 Hut 18 convmnt locations in toten Ulaftd. Brooklyn, Ouns, Yonhori and Long Itlond.

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