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MO High School -10 AIM2gu3 tennis B-PSL Carpenter FIRST TEAM Ta Kim, den Roc Mark O'Brien, Midland Park Bob Erickson, Mahwah Catalfo nears berth in Olympics 3 Daisako Havashi and Mischa Pt-teo. Glen Rock John Adee and Gardner Bolster, Midland Park SECOND TEAM Drew Oppermann, Midland Park Jun Kim, Glen Rock Jeff Rosenslein, Glen Rock -mmm mm ji ui.l i i.i j- ji ui i. ii i i i i 1 V-1 i I i Doubles Umesh Shdat and Rob TaWa, Emerson Scott Roberts and Ed O'Brien, Hasty ouck Heights HONORABLE MENTION Singles Nick Morfn, Palisades Park; Bob Padia, Ridgefield Deabtes Joe Fertig and Jet Wallace, Hastxouck Heights; Tom Raguso and Dave Salomon, Emerson; Randy Sanchez and Rubia Akmso, Weehawken. NNJIL Division 2 FIRST TEAM Malt Carson and Mark Upwae, Mahwah Mike WiKiams and Moses Teng, WeMwick HONORABLE MENTION Watty Gitligan, Glen Rock; Dan Kassan, Mahwah; Bin Smart and Dirk Deoenaars, Midland Park; Dan Teng and Don Lindelad, Wakzwick, B-PSL King FIRST TEAM Singles Tim Chisholm, Ramsey Luis Rios, Passaic Tech Jeff Hipkins, Ramsey James Fralick, Ridgewood John Hermann, Teaneck Michael Madoff, Hackensack ALLENDALE, Mich. Former Pascack Hills High School wrestler Chris Catalfo of Mont-vale is two wins away from a berth on the United States Olympic Greco-Roman team.

Catalfo won two straight bouts in a best-of-three series against John Mathews of Michigan, 6-4 and 8-3, in the 163-pound class of the Olympic trials at Grand Valley State College. Mathews was a member of the 1976 and 1980 Olympic teams, and is a 10-time national Greco-Roman wrestling champion. He had defeated Catalfo a week ago in a qualifying bout in Minnesota. Today, Catalfo was scheduled to wrestle Army's Romy Pellitire. "Mathews was the toughest competitor in the weight class," Catalfo said.

"Having beaten the best guy, I feel confident that I should win the next two." Catalfo was a two-time Ail-American at Syracuse University and a former New Jersey Bob Surtess and Tim Slow, Ramsey Vin Erickson and Scott Schetl, Lodi SECOND TEAM John Coster, Ramsey Ron Rizzo, Lodi Dan Scheider, Lodi Ixo Valoex, Elmwood Park Adam BramweO and Erik Stein, Ramsey Bin Huracio and Mike Eckman, Lodi HONORABLE MENTION Aldino Guadagnino and Caroline Moon, Elmwood Park; Dave Opder-beck, Hawthorne; Scott Yuppa and Hank Kiime and Joseph Hoffmann, Ridgewood John Wbrren and Adam Williams, Teaneck SECOND TEAM Singles Dave Boyd, Belleville Keith Furer, Teaneck Jeff Roeske, Ridgewood Datfbtes Fred King and John FasuHo, Ridge-: wood Rich Muhtstock and John Grunstein, Teaneck HONORABLE MENTION Tom A man, St. Joseph; Dan Brisman, Teaneck; Spence Helm-brechl, Ridgewood; Herb Prolrat, Belleville; Aree Rand, Passaic; David Mazzia, Hackensack. NNJIL Division 3 FIRST TEAM Singles Steven Frankel, Fair Lawn Paul McGinlev, Don Bosco Fredrick Schmitt, Nutlev Staff photo by Linda Cataffo Focus on; AU-Bergen stars, clockwise from lower left, Craig Anderson of Old Tappan (golf), Jim Siedliski of Pascack Hills (track), Barry Ruback of Indian Hills (tennis), and Frank Barker of Emerson (baseball) surround a north Jsrsoy Frank Robinson, Lodi; Joe Sprnztno, Passaic Tech. BCSL National FIRST TEAM Singles Sean Holton, Secaucus Jeff Kurtz, Cresskill Sureah Varky, Leonie Doubles Keith Klein and Nick Presslv, Rutherford Jeff Wotfer and Kevin WbHer, Cresskill SECOHD TEAM Singles Rich Poindexter, Rulherford Brian Martone, Secaucus Andy Megibow, New Milford trophy at last night awards banquet. Coaclies single out Schadler Snorts Cart Brod and Mike Guastelli, New Milford Bob Kahlil and Gary Corman, Secaucus HONORABLE MENTION Singles Craig Goodstadt, New Milford; Dave Benowitz, Leonia; Bob Duthaler, Rutherford.

Doubles Connie Fotopoulos and Bin Choi, Cresskill; Lou LaForgia and Hyong Pak, Secaucus. BCSL American FIRST TEAM Singles Scott Young, Tenafly Jon Darlley, Fort Lee Neil Rubin, Tenafly Andrew Klein, Fort Lee State Interscholastic Athletic Association champion at Pascack Hills. Provided Catalfo defeats Pellitire, he will need a victory over one more opponent to make the team. Track Jerry Pemberton of Hackensack and La-mont Brown of Demarest each won a pair of events in the boys intermediate division of the New Jersey Athletics Congress Junior Olympics Saturday at Bergen Community College. Pemberton won the 110-meter high hurdles and the 400-meter intermediate hurdles while Brown captured the 100 (11.1) and the long jump.

Mike Theuerkauf of Demarest captured the discus, Conrad Lates of Teaneck won the javelin was near tears as he thanked the audience and the members of the 1984 Old Tappan golf team, which dominated Bergen County golf all year and was the best team of Luciano's career. But Hasbrouck Heights baseball coach Tom Kraljic nearly stole the show from Luciano. The loquacious second-year coach, who led the Aviators to an 18-9 record and a berth in the Bergen County tournament in his second season, thanked everyone but his kindergarten teacher in a hilarious, enthusiastic speech that reflects his colorful coaching style. Luciano and Kraljic were joined by Ron Banta of Cresskill and John Puzio of Bergen Catholic, who shared tennis coach-of the-year honors, and Tenafly's Bob Waterman, track coach of the year. three years.

"I figured that deserved a special tribute," said Jockish. So Schadler was presented with a special achievement award at last night's dinner at the Fiesta, much to the delight of the more than 200 spectators present. Schadler joined 43 other All-Bergen stars in track, tennis, golf, and baseball, but even though the Stanford-bound senior was the only athlete singled out for the achievement award, he wasn't the featured attraction. That honor belonged to retiring Old Tappan golf coach Dan Luciano, who won his third coach-of-the-year award in his 23 seasons with the Knights. Luciano, who will leave teaching after 34 years and retire to Hilton Head Island, S.C., By Paul Schwartz Correspondent WOOD-RIDGE Bergen County Coaches Association Awards banquet chairman George Jockish was leafing through the list of athletes to be honored at last night's Spring Sports Awards Banquet when he came across an interesting note.

"This one name kept popping out as I looked through the records of the past few years," said Jockish, the chairman for the last four years, covering 12 banquets. Jockish discovered that Bergenfield track star Steve Schadler had earned nine All-Bergen accolades in seven separate banquet appearances over the last Dasebs'l Isnesccres Kurt Hartmann and Maurice Sna-chez, Don Bosco Eric Lomberg and Andrew Goldman, Fair Lawn SECONO TEAM Singles Matthew Gavzv, Fair Lawn Greg Kiley, Don Bosco Jerri Pravec, Paramus Daobles Mitchell Levy, and Robert Browne, Fair Lawn Kenneth Ralph and Jay Collier, Paramus HONORABLE MENTION Singles Dan Harelick, Fan-Lawn; Mitch Levine, Paramus; William Murtagh, Paramus Greg Efsfalos, Nutlev; Sieve Sladhs, Passaic Valley; MArty Ester, Bergenfield; Rob Paulius, Don Bosco. NBIL FIRST TEAM Singles Barry Ruback, Indian Hills Mike Wagner, Ramapo J.D. Bradley, River DeH Bruce Berque, Cad Tappan DeuMes Jim Queen and Rich DiRenzo, Demarest Roger Schiammus and John Forese, Ramapo SECOND TEAM Singles i Bill Maxwell, Ramapo Eric Luslig, Pascack Valley Pal Murray, Indian Hills Doubles John Windt and Eric Epstein, Wayne Hills Steve Kim and Steven Kim, Old Tappan HONORABLE MENTION Singles Pete Sleinfietd, Wayne Hills; Jeff Shavitz, Pascack Hilts; Alan Langlieb, River DeH; Dean Dickerson, Westwood; Dave Rubin, Wayne Hills; Scott Kerdasha, Pascack valley; Taki Pelekis, Demarest. Doubles John Steinhouse and Bob Styles, Ramapo; Todd Weiss and Chris Cornell, Pascack Hills; Mark Bramwit and Tom Bevacqua, Old Tappan; Peter Seldin and Jason Lewis, Pascack Valley; Andrew Aranow and John Aranow, (169 feet 11 inches), Jason Kaplan of Westwood won the 1,500, and Paramus's Jerry Aiello took first in the 5,000.

Curtis Green won the high hurdles (14.5) and Tony Long captured the intermediate hurdle Suburban League n-i i (3-1) Sad. Bit. race (54.3) in the senior boys division. Both are from Teaneck. loccer excliange John Dwyer and Pat Jeffrey, Tenafly John Karron and David Halperln, Fort Lee Jim Solilon and Masanobu tchiva, Tenafly SECOND TEAM Singles Bruce Despommier, Fort Lee Dror Bakshi, Tenafly Andrew Rosen, Englewood rMubleo Matt Goldberg and Lance Gofer, Fort Lee Al Lukin and Koushe Teraneskl, Cliffside Park HONORABLE MENTION Singles Moshe Ephrat, Cliffside Park Deabtes Gary Saitta and Bryan Dorry, Cliffside Park BCSL Olympic FIRST TEAM Singles Lee tnfegmeisler, Emerson John Harden, Hasbrouck Heights Anish Shah, Palisades Park Mandaar Gokhale, Emerson Mike Caporalelli, Ridgefield 28: T-Fanefll.

WP: Faneiti (2-0). LP: Havison (1-1). Babe Ruth 16-18 Garfield B. No. Ariington 4 proves a success tew Mifford 1, Dumont 0 OS) Dwnent HMI-I 4 I (7-1) MiHerd 404 1 1 IB: D-Keenen.

Batttrkn: D-Byrne and Fontanel la; NM-Kalish and Buehler. WP: Kalish (1-0). LP: Byrne (1- 3). New Milford 13, Fair Lawn 9 (4-2-1) F4lr Lawn 013 0H 4 II (0-1) N. Mil.

021 Mil 11 14 4 28: NM-Biaglotti, DeMauro; FL-Nevolo. 3B: NM-Buehler. HR: NM-Buehler; FL-J. Samra. WP: Hollowach (2-0).

LP: Mer-dek (1-1). Met League Clifton PttilliM 0, Wayne 0 (1-1-2) Harm nmt-i 1 4 (4-2-1) Clittea 404 4 4 1 2B: W-Hook; C-Pagano. Batteries: W-Price, Dwver (4) and Tiber); C-Humphrey and Pa-gano. Elm. Pk.

6, Verona 3 (5-4) Varma 404 004 3 3 I 1 (S-3) Elm. Pk. 224 Ml I 4 7 1 2B: EP-DiMsrtino; V-Schwendet, EP-UrsiUo. Batteries: V-Geraghty and Lynch; EP-Anderson, Buntzen (7) and Stefano. WP: Anderson (1-0).

LP: Ger-aghly (1-2). Bergen Legion Lyndhuret 4, Pfc. Ridge 1 I4-I) Pt. Ridge 414 404 4 -1 I 3 (2-2) Lyndlwrst 201 010 I 4 I 2B: PR-Silcher, Lubertazzo, Sa- balo. IB: PR-Luberlazzo.

WP: Lubertazzo (1-0). LP: Aron- son (1-1). Dumont 7, Rutherford 4 (1-1) Rrtherter 241 404 4 4 4 1 (4-2) Dument SI4 M4 7 II 4 2B: R-Boisits, Zeilinski; D-Delli-carri, Hageman. 3B: R-Boisits. HR: D-Smilh.

i WP: Chris Hilderbrand (2-0). LP: Zechdrias (0-1). Lodi 14, North Arlington 2 (l-SI Na. Arliaitea 404 402 1 3 i (4-2) Lodi 242 SSI 1 2B: L-Marro 2, Nasla, Fatzer. HR: L-Federico.

WP: Fatzer (2-2). LP: Rusch till. Kearny 9, Jereey City 0 I l-S) Jersey City 404 404 4 0 1 1 (4-4) Kearny 244 434 I 4 1 2B: JC-Furch; K-Rendiero Traynor, Gallagher. K-Occhi-Pinli. HR: K-Murdoch, Travnor.

WP: Murdoch (3-0). LP: Swift (0- 2) Englewood t. Elm. P. 2 (0-5-1) Elm.

Pk. 114 404 2 4 0 (1-S) Eagttweed 421 4li 4 3 3B: E-Miller, Miner. HR: E-Dra-keford. WP: Herring (1-1). LP: Miller (0- 3) Stan Musial Allendale 3, Ho-Ho-Kue 2 Wyckoff Torpedos was rained out Ho-Ho-KusSaddle River also won the series finale Saturday, beating the German team, 2-1.

"The German boys are well-skilled players," notes Winiarski. "But, physically the Americans are bigger, which makes a difference at this level." Kramer, who plays left wing, adds that last week's hot, humid weather didn't helped his former teammates, either. "It's very difficult for them playing in the heat," he says. "They haven't been playing very well." The young Germans were kept busy sightseeing in New York, and taking trips to Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore, thanks to their hosts. Reciprocating the hospitality they received here, Unterhach-ing's contingent has invited the Ho-Ho-KusSaddle River team to visit Germany next July.

"They have a tournament planned, with other German teams competing," Winiarski says. "The question for us now is raising the money to go. eluding travel, expenses for each player will be around so we're going to have to put our heads together and come up with a plan." By Bob Kuzbyt Correspondent SADDLE RIVER The Ho-Ho-KusSaddle River 13-14-year-old soccer team got its first taste of international competition last week when it hosted the SpVgg Unterhaching team from Munich, West Germany. The idea originated with one of the local players, Jacob Kramer, and his father, Gunther, president of BMW of North America, a subsidiary of the German auto manufacturer. Jacob, 13, joined the Ho-Ho-KusSaddle River team shortly after the Kramers moved here last summer from Munich.

This year, he and his father suggested inviting Unterhaching, Jacob's former team, to the United States for a series of games. "I wrote a letter inviting them," says Toby Winiarski, president of the Ho-Ho-Kus-Saddle River club. "They raised some money, and got some sponsorship to pay for the trip. Then, we agreed on dates, and arranged for local parents to host the group." In their first three games, the Germans lost to their hosts, 2-1; tied Mahwah United, 1-1; and lost to Belleville, 5-1, before Wednesday's match against the (3-1-3) GartwtO 0020202 4 03 (1-5) N. Arlinatea M30000 4 4 1 2B: G-Comsteed 2, Bergamini, R.

Roman. WP: Triple (1-0). LP: Sica (1-2). Central Mack Rochatla Pk. 7, Pateraon 0 (4-1-2) Rack.

Pt. 401 4M I 7 (14-1) Patertea 040 000 0 0 2 2B: RP-Watson 2, Morgan, Cakt- well, Houghton. WP: Houghton (2-0). LP: La-Greca (0-2). Lodi 2, Maywood 1 (3-2-2) Lodi 404 IN 2 4 1 (5-3-1) Maywaod 004 000 I 2 0 28: M-Fosler.

3B: L-Paladino. WP: Ries (1-1). LP: DiMella (2- 1). N.J. Athletics Congress Jr.

Olympics track At Beroea CC AH mwtiao eveats ia meters 104 1, Les Dixon, Union, 10. 200 1, Temulin Greaves, East Orange, 22. 444 1, Malt Rose, Bordentown, 49.2. 000- 1, Mike Glenn, Trenton, 1:55.5. 1,500 1, Andy CDonnell, Hopat-cong, 44.9.

2,000 1, John Gouveia, Kearny, 4:14.1. 1M HH 1, Curt Green, Teaneck, 14.5. 400 IH 1, Tony Long, Teaneck, 54.3. High lamp 1, Bifl Pearson, An-dover, Loot torn 1, Brad Mayo, West Orange, 23-5V. Pale vavH Eric Renkotf.

Union, 13-0, Triple lamp 1, Brad Mayo. West Orange, 23-S'A. Shot put 1, Mike Christen, Asbury Park, 47-KW. Oiscas Mike Grab, Brktgewater, 143-3. Jevetia 1, Dan McGratn, Union, 184-7.

ktkannediaki bays too Lamom Brown, Demarest, 11.1. 240 1, Andy Wingale, East Orange, 22.1. 400 1, Andy Wingale, East Orange, 52. 004 Don Chiidm, Eastside, 202. 1,504 1, Jason Kaplan, Westwood, 4:14.

Jerry Aiello, Pa ramus, 17:281 2,000 Steaelemast 1, Carlos Ce-deno, Wesi New York, 6:43.9. 110 HH 1, Jerry Pemberton, Hackensack, 15. 1. 404 IH 1, Jerry Pemberton, Hackensack, 58.1. Hik iamp 1, Jerome Robinson, Trenton, 6-1.

Lane Kfflia Lamont Brown, Demarest, 20-3'i. Pale yaait 1, Dave Esposito, Ken-Kworth, 11-4. Triple lama 1, Darin Beatv, Nut-lev, 37-9Vi. Sket pat 1, Kevin Pearson, An-dover, 4-10'. Oiscas 1, Mike Theuerkauf, Demarest, 125-1.

JaveHa 1, Conrad Lates, Teaneck, 169-11. Seaier airts 140 1, Tiliana Smolin, Randolph, 12 7. 200 1, Kim Duke, Mount Olive, 24 3. 004 1, Soma Vaughn, Trenton, 2:216. 1,500 1, Kim Keenan.

Whipoarry, WO HH 1, Kim Duke. Mount Olive, IS. 400 IH I Kim Duke, Mount Ottve. 1:03 8. Hiek iaatp Taliana Smolin, Randoipn, S-t'i.

Lane iama 1, Taliana Smolin, Ranoowh. 14- SportsLine will answer your questions. Write to SportsLine, The Record, 150 River Hackensack, N.J. O7602. Q.

How old is the poem, "Casey at the (R.D., Waldwick) A. Ernest L. Thayer's poem was first published on June 3, 1888, by the San Francisco Examiner. Q. How long has Robert Parish been in the National Basketball Association? (D.S., Hackensack) A.

Parish, who went to Centenary College, began his NBA career in 1976-77 with the Golden State Warriors. He spent four years there before being traded to the Boston Celtics. Q. Who was the youngest heavyweight champion? (A.S., Clifton) A. Floyd Patterson was 21 when he won the heavyweight crown in 1956.

Q. What was the date of the famous "Heidi" football game? (T.B., River Edge) A. NBC switched from the Jets-Raiders game to the movie "Heidi" on Nov. 17, 1968, with a minute to play and the Jets leading, 32-29. The Raiders went on to score two touchdowns in an eight-second span to win, 43-32.

Q. Did Lou Gehrig ever win the Triple, Crown? (J.H., Ramsey) A. Yes, in 1934. i Each week, in addition to answering your questions, we'll ask you one. If you an-, swer it correctly, we'll print your name the following week.

This week's stumper Who was the first black coach in major league baseball? Last week's stumper answer Milt Wilcox of Detroit is the pitcher who once struck out 34 batters in an American Legion game, only to lose 1-0 in 16 innings. Submitting correct answers were: Henry; Hascup, Lodi, and Manny San Martin, Lodi. Michelle Forrester of Teaneck won the 100 (12.4) and 200 (25.4) dashes in the girls intermediate division. Cathy Paz of Clifton also doubled, taking the 800 and 1,500. Margaret Rottkamp of Franklin Lakes and Indian Hills High School was first in the long jump (15-) and also captured the triple jump (34-2).

Jan Pelka of Oakland won the shot put and the discus. The javelin went to Jen Zester of West Milford. Lisette Zachgo of Hillsdale won the shot out (37-1). Golf Ken and Maryanne Springer of Brae Burn in Westchester combined to shoot 72 yesterday to win the 21st Metropolitan Golf Association Mixed Pinehurst Championship at Greenwich Country Club. Lee Steffin of Baltusrol and Sara Koepell oi Fresh Meadow each shot a 79 to lead the qualifying round for the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association Match Play Championship Tournament at Old Westbury CC.

Bernice Messina of Huntington was third with 80. Baseball. Steve Carmilani's two-out, bases-loaded single in the bottom of the eighth inning lifted Washington Township over Demarest, 4-3, yesterday in a Valley Mack League baseball game. Daa Miller pitched a four-hitter to win his third consecutive game. With the scored tied.

Matt Albandian stole home on an attempted suicide squeeze to give Norwood an 8-7 victory over Oradell. Paul Stumpfig's three-run homer in a six-run fifth inning powered Allendale over Wald-wick, 6-5, in Western Mack play. Dave Guillod had two hits, including a double, and three RBI's. Paul Brennan tossed a four-hitter as Ridge-wood beat Ramsey, 7-1. Craig Gunther smacked a two-run, pinch-hit homer.

Elmwood Park upended Verona, 6-3, on the Met League. Ramapo College pitcher Steve Anderson recorded the win in his first appearance. The Clifton Phillies and Wayne A's battled to a scoreless seven-inning tie. Daryl Humphrey pitched a two-hitter for the A's, while Jim Price and Glen Dwyer combined for a four-hitter for the Phillies. Lodi routed North Arlington, 14-2, in the Bergen Legion league behind Ray Fatzer's three-hitter.

Fatzer struck out 10 and at the plate went 2-for-3, including a double. Chris Hildebrand pitched a four-hitter, striking out seven, to lead Dumont over Rutherford, 7-4. Mickey Smith blasted a three-run homer in the first inning. Kearny blanked Jersey City, 9-0, as Gary Murdoch hurled a Winning pitcher Gary Lnbertazzo and John Ascinoe each had a pair of hits as Lyndhurst beat Park Ridge, 4-1. Reggie Drakeford's three-run homer in the fourth inning led Englewood over Elmwood Fark, 8-2.

New Milford posted two Suburban League wins, outslugging Fair Lawn, 13-9, as Russ Buehler went 3-for-5 with a solo homer and a two-run triple, and edging Dumont, 1-0, as Josh Kalish pitched a four-hitter. Pinch hitter Brian Steidt poked a two-run single in the top of the seventh inning to lift Garfield over North Arlington, 6-4, in the Babe Ruth 16-18 league. Teammate Scott Comstead went 3-for-4, including two doubles. Mike Matteo walked with two outs and the bases loaded to give Allendale a 3-2 Stan Musial win over Ho-Ho-Kus. Amateur bwwa3tnl ccIrociLiaO 144 HH Arm Bansemir, Nutlev, 15.3.

400 IH Anne Bansemir, Nuhev. 1:03.1. Hiek iama Diane KeHer, West Windsor, 5-2. Lang iama 1, Margaret Rottkamp, Franklin Lakes, 15-14. Triple iama 1, Margaret Rottkamp, Franklin Lakes, 34-2.

Sket eat 1, Jan Petta. Oakland, 29-5. Mscas 1, Jan Peka, Oakland, 82-9. Javelia Jen Zester, West Milford. 91-9.

Metropolitan Women's Basketball League At Mentclair State STAN0IH6S I Ml tte-He-es 404 001 1 i I (3-4) Alkmoakt M4 041 1 3 I 2 2B: H-Bailesleros; A-CassavefL 3B: H-Bailesleros. Bittorias: H-Brannigan and Coakley; A-LiGreni and Mania WP: LiGreni (3-0). LP: Brannigan (1-1). Valley Mack Waeh. Twp.

4, Domaraat 3 (2-1) Demarest 004 434 44 3 4 I (5-1) tttsk. Tw. M2 404 41 4 10 3 2B: WT-Scherman. 3B: D-Buck-ley; WT-Paooas. WP: Miner (3-0).

LP: Buckley (1- I). Norwood Oradell 7 (-) OraaeH 14 001 2 7 1 4 0-4) Nerawd 405 2M 1 0 7 0 IB: O-McGoryern. 38: N-RocNin. WP: Stemiekl (2-0). Western Mack Ridgewood 7, Ramsay 1 (4-I) Rrferwaad Ml 24 1 7 II 0 (1-4) Rimsry 00 4 I 4 2 2B: R-Kenne(Jy, Hogen, Cardew; RA-Trambiy.

3B: R-kennedy. HR: -Gunther. WP: Brennan (1-0). LP: Conroy (0-1). Allendale 6.

Waldwk 5 (S-2-1) wahtwict 113 404 4 5 7 2 (2-3) tltoxwe 490 I 4 7 2 MR: W-Guillod; A-Stumofig. WP: Rehaui (l-0. LP: O'Connor (2-1). East Bergen Mack N. Bergen Little Ferry 7 (4-1) N.

0raM 401 300 4 7 Fwry 124 7 7 I 2B: HB-EHSeno, Menzet, ArrioLa. HR: NB-Vaenzano; LF-Arrovo. WP: CotJms 0-4). LP: Breun. Sandy Koufax Teaneck 5, Saddle Brook 2 (3-41 Ttaaeck M4 44 4 1 Met League TUESDAY Little Ferry at Palisades Park, 4 p.m.

Verona at Nuttey, pm WEDNESDAY Baskingers at Emerson Saddle Brook at Wayne Utile Ferry at Moonachie Oamas at 4 a.m. Valley Mack TUESDAY Washington Twp. at Emerson River Edge at Norwood Games at 4 l.a. WEDNESDAY Washington Two. at Pa ramus Norwood at Montvale Emerson at Oreoea Games at 4 a.

Stan Musial TUESDAY Cresskio-Alpine at Ramsey Hackensack at Fairview, 8 pm Ho-Ho-Kus at Oradell Park Rioge at Englewood Hxttdaie at AOenoaie Norm Haledon at Franklin Lakes Mavwood at Lodi A eames at 4:34 a.m., eaans aeM West Bergen Mack WEDNESDAY R'ooewood at AHendaie Wvckott at vwmwtcn Wanaoue at Frankwn Lakes yvni hwiord at Demand OamH at 4 p.m. Bergen Legion TUESDAY Park Ridge at Rutherford, 4 P.m. Secaucus at rajMingion, 6 pm Games at 6 p.m., antess aeoed East Bergen Mack TUESDAY North Bergen at Ridgefield, 7 JO pm Englewood at Fairview, 8 pm WEDNESDAY Edgeweter at Bogota, 6 pm Atlantic Collegiate TUESDAY Jersey at Teaneck 730. pm WEDNESDAY New York at Teaneck, 7 JO pm North Jersey Suburban TUESDAY Oakland at Peouannock Rogwood at vsl Milford Gien Rock at R'Ooewood Fair Lawn at waxJwick Paramus at Wboocirff Lake WEDNESOAY Dumont at Northern Valley AR tames 4 aakns aaOed Passaic Legion TUESDAY Cwn Patriots at CWton Pa'erson 147 at Singac 100 347 at Amveis ysl Peterson at Wavne Ret use Lousiana Tech Oid Dominion Monlclair St. Long Beach North Carolina Chevnev SI Tennessee Texas Georgia Women's softball The Bergen County Blue Jays swept a soft-: ball doubleheader from the Long Island Pandor-ras, 12-0 and 1-0.

Ramsey High School standout Cathy Kaminski tossed a one-hitter in the open-: er, while her older sister Gen Kaminski hurled a two-hitter in the nightcap. Triple iame 1, Mia Dayen, Trenton. 33-4'. Shot put Lisette Zachgo, HieV oa, 37-1. Diveas Audra Corson, Tinton Fas, 118-4.

Javelia 1, Audra Corson, Tinton Faas, 148-10 kuarmeeialo aim 144 Micheae Forrester, Teaneck. 114. 204 1, Mickeae Forrester, Teaneck, 254. 404- 1, Stephanie Sakuni, Neetune, 56. 000 1, Cathy Paz.

Cwton, tn 2. 1,540 1. Camy Paz, Cutton, 5:10.47. RESULTS Long Beach St. 51 Georgia 52 Kris Durham 25 Donna Brooks 16 Angela Mieie 16 Od ryrwwon 47 North Caroline 4 Deb Conned 23 Randi Meoerg t9 Montdair St.

54 Teias 33 Micheue Muknger 21M. Cufcnane 11 USC 68 Chevnev 5 T. Ausim 32 Gate Bohnarczyk 24 Gine Vintanre 22 Louisiana Tech 54 Tennessee 46 Stwa tm IS Karen Decker 10 Erica Pusa 15 Kainy Murray MGA Mixed Pinehurst golf Af Greenwich CC, Creaewtck, Ceaa. Ken Springer 4 Maryanne Soringer, Brae Burn 35-37 Mark McCornvck, HoweO Park S. Page Rnodes, Crestmont 41-33 74 Area scares Gen Staroooi, Hooewei Vaeev Bernice Stezak, Emerson3-3l 74 Robert Risewv tva Von Hessert, Knickerbocker 3v-3 74 Sot Kugler 4 Norma Kugter, Alpine 48-42 Robert VOod Mildred Wood, Uooer Montclair 42-4S 17 Frank Donnelly 4, Barbara Donnelly, Haworth 50-42 92.