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adison Central orevails in to TJ 9 MC golf The Home NewsDick Costello J.P. Stevens5 Schoenfeld wins pi "rii CO CO CO CO Team scom Madison Central 43); St. Joseph's 436; North Bruns-wid 452; J.P. Stevens 454; South Ptoinfield 464; East Brunswick 464; Sayreville 466; Bishop Ahr 467; Edison 477; South Brunswick 490. Individuals Dove Schoenfeld, JPS 36 41 77 John Goetz, MC 40-39-79 Sean Klofiboch, SJ 38-41-79 Mike Axelrod, NB 44-37-81 Joe Roche, Cart 47 40-9? Jim Kavko, SP 40-43-83 Pat Phalen, MC 42-41-83 Chris Rogazzo, JPS 41-44 85 Mike Esposito, MC 45 40-85 Kevin Griffin, SJ 42-44 86 Steve Brown, SB 45-42-87 Dave Pellicone, NB 40-47-87 Phil Geiger, SJ 46 4167 MkhileMelia, Ed 45-43-88 Neil Flonagan, NB 43-45-88 Jason Wolcott, EB 48 40-88 Scott Mohoney, SP 46-43-89 Chris Dzergoski, Say 42-47 89 Rob Petone, NB 40-49-89 Jon McMohon, SJ 44 45-89 Al Michalik, BA 46-44-90 Dave Brownstein, CR 43 47 90 Al Webb, Met 43-47-90 Randy Mioro, Say 46-44-90 Jason Block, JPS 43-48-91 Brad MilJur, ED 45-46-91 MikeSolz.EB 44-47-91 Marty Mortino, BA 49 43-92 Bob Figorotlo, BA 43-49-92 Dove Clark, CR 47-45-92 Al Byington.

JFK 46-46-92 BobNolon.MC 49-43-92 Bob Kelly, MC 47-45-92 John Harris. EB 47-45-92 Sean Brooks, SP 46 47-93 Brian Yorusevich, Mon 45-48-93 Chris Tomoszewski, Mon 44-49 93 Rich Rosodo, Wood 45-48-93 lorry Krainski, Say 44-49-93 Corey flies, ED 47-47-94 Willie Kolibos, Cort 48-46-94 Ray Frost, JFK 43 51-94 Mark Jaronski, EB 48-46-94 Ken Albinowski, BA 49 46-95 Pete DeBiase, Say 50-45-95 VicCordoce.SJ 50-45 95 Mike Freidmon, SB 46-50-96 Jeff Shinker, JPS 45-52-97 Gary Woitowicz, BA 51 -47-98 Jerry Voorhees, SB 52-47-99 BradCortese.SP 45-54-99 lorry Schmidt, Say 50-49-99 Rick Joblonski. Ed 54 45-99 Mark Hogtonder, E8 49 50-99 Dove Henderson. SP 51-49-100 Brett Johnston. SB 52-48-1 00 Jeff Roshap, JPS 49-55-104 Pete Ysreof, Col 54-51-105 Tom lowter.

Wood 54-51-105 Chris Suswal, Met 50-57-107 Chris Mendenholl. ED 53-54 107 JohnLecky.NB 51-56-107 Gary Voorhees, S8 53-55-108 Jerry Sheehon, Col 47-61-108 er. But to win this one means a lot "We only played one really bad match all season, but it cost us the Red Division championship. I'm proud of our kids. I told them when we were getting off the bus that they were capable of winning the championship and they responded.

Two seniors "We're going to miss John Goetz and Mike Esposito," Czubati added. "They've been with me for four years and played on three championship teams. But our younger kids did very well today too, so I'm looking to the future." The other players Czubati referred to were John Kelly (92), Pat Phalen (83) and Bob Nolan (92). St Joseph's other scorers were Vic Cardace (95), Jon McMahon (89) and Kevin Griffin (86). Ironically, East Brunswick, the team that snapped the Spartans' long winning streaks and won the Red Division title, couldn't muster any kind of charge yesterday and was never in contention.

The same was true of North Brunswick, which stormed to the White Division title this year. And team titles do mean a lot Just ask Schoenfeld. "I'd trade this anytime for a team championship," Schoenfeld said while clutching his trophy. "Even though we didnt win today and our record wasnt that good during the season, I feel our team is as good as any." Schoenfeld was asked if winning as a sophomore had placed pressure on him in the last couple of seasons. "No, in fact there has been nothing like that" he said.

"Having won By GENE HALEY Home News sports writer EAST BRUNSWICK They had a 47-match winning streak broken during the season and had a 61-match winning streak on their home course at Glenwood Country Club shattered as welL But the Spartans of Madison Central got it all back yesterday when they won the Greater Middlsex Conference team championship at the Tamarack Golf Course. It was the third straight conference title for the Spartans, who were runnerups in 1985 when it was the Middlesex County Championship. Another repeater yesterday was Dave Schoenfeld of J.P. Stevens. Schoenfeld won the initial GMC tournament individual title in 1986 when he was a sophomore.

After placing fifth last season, he came back yesterday to shoot a five-over-par 77 and win by two strokes. Both Sean Klotzbach of St Joseph's and John Goetz of Madison Central had 79s. Mike Axelrod of North Brunswick was fourth with an 81, while Joe Roche of Carteret grabbed fifth with an 82. Klotzbach and Goetz were playing in the same foursome, and didn't have much chance to worry about individual titles, as the Spartans and Falcons were locked in a close team battle. They were in the next-to-last group of the day and the Spartans held a slim three-shot lead after the first three players on each of the five-man squads had finished.

Final foursome When Klotzbach and Goetz came in with their 79s, the outcome was left for Mike Esposito of Madison Central and Phil Geiger of the Falcons to decide in the final group of the day. Esposito outshot Geiger 85-87 to give the Spartans the title, 431-436. North Brunswick was third with a 452, J.P. Stevens was fourth with 454 and East Brunswick and South Plainfield tied for fifth at 464. Rich Czubati, the Madison Central coach, was thrilled with the victory.

"This definitely means more than the others," he said. "To win one is tough and to win two is even tough Dave Schoenfeld of J.P. Stevens watches a shot en route to the individual championship of the Greater Middlesex Conference tournament yesterday. Rutgers' Johnson is drafted by Mets EMERSON Paul Johnson, Rutgers' outstanding defensive first baseman, will continue his baseball career as a pitcher. Johnson was drafted as a pitcher in the 21st round of the free agent draft by the New York Mets and signed a contract Thursday night The 6-3, 180-pound right-hander will report to Kingsport, TeniL, in the Appalachian League.

Admitting that he's "kind of surprised because I haven't pitched myself, I think I concentrated a lot more today and over the last two years on winning as a team." Schoenfeld will be going on to Vanderbilt University in the fall and will play golf. Also announced at the championships yesterday was the GMC All-Conference team. Schoenfeld headed up the team, along with Goetz, Axelrod, and Roche. Also named to the nine-man squad were John Harris and Jason Wolcott of East Brunswick, Chris Dzergoski of Sayreville and Neil Flanagan and Dave Pellicane of North Brunswick. Ken Burnett of East Brunswick was coach of the year.

Nicole Sumner, linden, I t-'l HI 1, Gwen Monning, Passaic Tech, 5-2; 2, Michele Dunn, Montdoir, 5-0; 3, Missy Wissnw. Hunterdon Central, 5-0; 4. (tie) Katie Issocson, Wesrteld, tna Nicosia, Vinelond; Dawn Lisa, TRE; Antwonette Sense, Camden, 4-10 GROUP III 800 1, Morcio Boker, VoUsburg. 2:14 63; 2, Nino Coleman. Wngboro, 3, Donna Brzyski, Pi.

Pleasant. 4, Shorlene Miltwood, Dwight Morrow, 5. Colleen AHeyne, lokewood, 2:1874 1,600 1. Amy Kempf, Poromus, 5:059. 2, Vickie Poy.

Poromus, 5:10 3, Alicia St. John, Romopo. 5:13 4, Krislen Ordyke, W. Morris. 5, Catherine Feeney.

Wayne Valley, 5:20.7 1, Kossio Slonberry, Franklin 117-1; 2, 0 pitching record over three years. "My ERA wasn't that great," he said. "I would win games, 9-7, something like that" Johnson was the third member of the 1988 Rutgers team to be drafted. Catcher Gary Resetar was taken by Minnesota in the 17th round, and pitcher Darrin Winston was selected by Montreal in the 18th round. JOHN BRUNS GROUP I 800 1.

Jen Schenberg. Kinnelon, 2:18 2, 2, Kelly Benfce, Montgomery, 3, Knowell Adams, Paulsboro, 2 26 4, Liz Garrett, Glassbora, 5, Beth Rictwl, New Providence, 2:28 9. 1,600 1, Jen Schenberg, Kinnelon, 2, Trocy Schock, Polmyro, 5:24 99; 3, Jenny Ntctitleli. Soddle Brook. 5:28 09; 4.

Jennifer Behr, Chatham Boro, 5 31, 51; Kara O'Sullrvon, Montgomery, 5:34.20 1, Megon Burke. Glen Rock, 16-9; 2, Lee Duck, Woktwick, 16 6, 3, KJsha CargiH, HlgMand Pork, 16-5V1, 4, Party D'Hagan, Midland Pork, 161; 5, Ammie Wallace. Hoddonfield. HJ 1. Jen Sank, Spotswood.

5 2. 2, Meghan Murphy. Pt. Pleasont Beach, 3, Deonna Rysz. Hoddonfield, 4, Michelle Madden, Bound Brook, 4 10; 5, Ellen Cosgrave, Audabon, 4-10 in four years," Johnson said he was given a tryout at Shea Stadium on Wednesday "to see if I still could throw and if I had any mechanics.

I guess I impressed them. They signed me." Asked if he still hopes to get a crack at playing first base, Johnson said, "Whatever they want me to do. I feel a little more confident going in as a pitcher than a first baseman. Call it gut feeling." In high school, Johnson had a 16- 1.600 1. Sondro Tignor, Princeton, 5:02 55; Korin Swortz, Princeton, 5 02.71; 3, Christy Coslontin, Kittatiny, 4, Diedre Keough, Mohwoh, Veronlque Gadleskl, Ridge, 5:18.71 1, Lisa Kohut, Boonton, 120-2; 2, Lisa Mahle, Weslwood, 108-1; 3, CoHwn Stteerfn, 106-9; Stocey Price, Weslwood, 106-9; 5, Tanya Sherrod, Sa.

MoinrleM, 104-9 1. Adrienne Davis, Central (Newark), 18-1; 2, Felido Lewis. Princeton, 17-6; Kishio Martin, Monmouth, 17-6, 4, Cindy Herceg, Holmclel. 17-5; 5, Kim Mitchell, Hillside, 1 7-4 HJ 1, Down Rets, lodi, 5-4; 2, Laura McAvoy, A.L Johnson, 5-2; Metyndo Heckmon, Newton. 5-2; 4.

Sondrine Tokoto. Moorestown, 5-2; 5, Lori Mulqueen, Peguonnock. 5-1. State Group Girls' Track and Field Championships GIRLS GROUP IV 800 1, Jodie (Motto. No.

Hunterdon, 2. Lynn Collaza, Ridgewood. 2:15 52; 3, Money GoodoH, IKE, 4, Jvlto McKenna, J.P. Stevens, 5, Karen Cosgrave, Moms Knolls, 2:20 99 1,600 1, Jodie Bilotta. No.

Huntwdon, 2, Jean Hughes, Ridgewood. Jennifer Hughes. Ridgewood, 4, Mary Hoerntein, Brick 5:08 8, 5, Koren Cannon. Ridgewood. 5 10 9 01, Rochel Swift, PMdpsburg.

128-9; 2. Natasha Crtss. Mantdoir, 125-5; 3, Chorrry Smeod. Southern Regional, 121-8; 4, Chris Bogard, Hunterdon Central. 1 1 8-2; 5, Shawn Wolsh, Toms Rfvw East, 1 1 6-4.

1, Jenn McOetmott, Ridgewood. 18-8. 2. Hilda Wolker. Cumberland, 17-6; 3.

Lisa Boskervrlle. Edgewood, 17-5; Chorlene Sheppod, Camden, 1 7-4; 5, Debbie Boheim, High Point, 115-11; 3, Nicolette Muse. JFK (WiHingboro), 115-11; 4, Shona WiHiomt, Bndgelon. 1 1 1-2, 5, Samara Brown, lokewood. 1 10-6 1, llta Adorn, Brtdoewtrter West.

17-10; 2. Carmen Malteis. Cliffside Pork, 17-7; 3, Kottiy Garrigon, Wayne Volley, 17-2; 4, Pouks Brewton, Central Regionol, 17-1; 5, Jessica SbHokes, Randolph, 16-10 HJ 1. Shelly Mitchell, lokewood, 5-6; 2. Down Ellery, W.

Windsor, 5-4; 3, Usa Adorns, Bridgeware West, 5-2; 4, Dawn Sulbvon, Moms HiMs, 5-2; 5, Nancy Lin. W. Windsor, 5-2 GROUP 8001, Heartier Turnout, iomardj, 2. Down Reis. lodi, Sandra tsposMo, Ridge, 4.

Jennifer Heggie, Monmouth, 5. irtcko Williams, Sou HatnflaM, 2:23.0..