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8 sr High School Athlete of week 2 Top shot putters are at Demarest .1 1 nessee, according to the National High School Sports Record Book, published by the National Federation of State High School V. Cis i U.S. notes its i. WW i vV tit By John Bratinan Correspondent The philosophy of track star Steve Schadler of Bergenfield is simple: get off to a good start, but don't burn out early because the most successful runners are those who have something left for the stretch. That philosophy has worked so well for Schadler in races that he has incorporated it into his overall training program.

"Last year, I really hoped to get into the Millrose Mile," says The Record's Athlete of the Week. "I did a lot more speed work than usual, but I wound up not making it anyway. Then I found myself feeling a little burned out for the rest of the indoor track season. I didn't want to make the same mistake this year." Ironically, the decision to put less emphasis on early-season meets didn't hurt Schadler at alL The senior ran 3:57 in the event at the Princeton Relays Jan. 14, and that qualified Schadler for the Mill-rose Games High School Mile at Madison Square Garden Friday night Schadler beat a field that included entries from Florida and Massachusetts by running a person f5fc Schwartz sr i-aui -i The finest shot putters in the East will be at Demarest High School at 8 p.m.

Thursday for the seventh annual Demarest Invitational Shot Put Meet The meet annually attracts the best shot putters from New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Demarest coach Fred McClaia says New Jersey State outdoor champion Jim Gilligaa of Toms River East, who has thrown 63 feet 5 inches this season, faces his toughest challenge from J. Grant of Liverpool, N.Y., who has a put of 63-3 V4. Pete Lajnmbra of Bristol, and last year's runner-up, Chris Hall of Camden, N.Y, also have bettered 60 feet this year. Area contenders include Jay Sbep-ard of St Joseph Regional, Dave Cement of Demarest, Walt Foster of Wayne Valley, and Mike Neglia of St Joseph Regional, but they are more likely to be aiming for a personal career mark than for a spot in the top four of the 30-man competition.

Ed Ellis, former Patchogue, N.Y. star, set the meet record of 62-9 in 1982. The recent Demarest-Northern Highlands seven-overtime contest in boys basketball has been surpassed by only five games in national high school basketball history. The record of 13 overtimes was set in games in North Carolina and Ten remember one race where I ran in high-top basketball sneakers and jeans, but I wound up winning a State Schadler says with a chuckle. "Combining that with the encouragement of my sister Lisa, 21, a onetime New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Group 4 champion in the 3,000 meters made me want to devote more time to running." The 6-foot 145-pound track ace with a 3.9 grade-point average is considering English, communications, and premed as his college majors.

Georgetown, Princeton, and Stanford are Schadler's major schools of interest; all combine rigorous academic work with a strong track program. Schadler runs three miles before the start of school, and he shoots for a total of 60 miles a week. "I had been running 45-50 miles a week up until this year. That doesn't sound like much of a difference, but I guess it's the difference between running an amount that's not too much of a struggle and the amount I know I have to run in order to win." Schadler has set his sights on the Vitalis Olympic Invitational Feb. 11, the NJSIAA meet in the spring, and the Golden West Invitational in June.

"I'm really keying up for all three events, because I know this is my last chance to win these races. I've come close in a lot of races in my career, but something always seemed to go wrong until the Mill-rose Games. I hope that win will mean the start of a good senior year." If his performance in the Millrose 3 I Ml ui Ironically, both 13-overtime games took place the same night Feb. 29, 1964. The eight-overtime games listed were a Michigan game played Jan.

22, 1971; a California game Jan. 6, 1976; and a Kentucky game Dec. 16, 1977. Numerous games have gone seven overtimes. The third annual Garfield High School Hall of Fame Induction Dinner-Dance is Apr.

28 at the Cotillion in Garfield. The inductees are Emit Dul 1934, Leo Gasienica '69, Ray Maladowitz '46, Frank Monash '21, Dennis Petocz '67, George Seventko '32, Albert Slavinsky '44, and Henry Zecker '37, and coaches Fred Mal-kowski and John Misko. SCHAWL al best of 4:14.92. Schadler says he wasn't worried about trailing most of the field for a good part of the race. "It's not so much how many people are in front of you as it is how far behind the leader you are.

As long as I'm within 10-15 yards, I know I have a shot" Schadler didn't begin running seriously until the eighth grade. "I ran in the Junior Olympics that year without having any kind of training. I Area fencers stand out Games is any indication, there is no Schadler is one athlete who saves his need for worry. It seems that best for last. placed 3-4 in the foil, while the Braves' Andy Gallup finished fourth in saber.

Wendy Thomas of Ramapo took third in the girls foil followed by Lauren Fox of Demarest. Manchester's David Colleta placed fourth and Mike Ivcovic sixth in the epee, and Marko Miladinovich took sixth in the foil. Seventh place in the saber went to Daniel Haas of Bowling leagues Cieslak signed by Reds Ramapo, Indian Hills, and Manchester fencers turned in strong performances at the U.S. Fencing Association High School Championships Sunday at Voorhees High School in Glen Gardner. Joseph Socolof of Ramapo and Reiner Kemper of Indian Hills won the boys' epee and saber competitions, respectively.

The Green Raiders' Chris Gillen and Anthony Laino B-PSL STANDINGS Schedule Tuesday BOYS BASKETBALL -Eastside at Montclalr, 4 p.m. -Bergen Catholic at Kennedy, 7:30 p.m. aa-Teaneck at St. Joseph, 7:30 p.m. aa-Hackensack at Ridgewood, 7J0 p.m.

aa-Passaic at Belleville, 4 pm. aaa-Don Bosco at Passaic VaSey, 7:30 p.m. aa-Paramus Catholic at Paramus, In- of Ramapo, while Blake Scmcker Pel. .880 47 .462 .200 foil. dian Hills took seventh in the Passaic Tech Ramsey Lodi Hawtttorrw Midland Park.

RESULTS p.m. Lodl 13. Midland Park 2 Rannev tv Hewtnorne IV b-Ridgeflekt Park at Englewood. 7:30 pm 0 -Queen of Peace at CHffside Park, Hlek tamn Harry BaKeVer. Lodl, 244, Matt Fox, Hawthorne, 220; 7:30 m.

b-Garfldd at Fort Lee, 7:30 pm. b-Dumont at Tenaftv. 7 JO p.m. bb-Bergen Tech el CresskW, IX Bia Nation, Lodi, m. Hit terkn BaUesler 443.

NationalOlympic STANDINGS p.m. EDGEWATER Mark Cieslak, 22, a left-handed pitcher and three-time New Jersey State College Athletic Conference first-team pick as a designated hitter at William Paterson College, was signed over the weekend by Mickey White, the Cincinnati Reds' Eastern Regional scout for an undisclosed amount. Cieslak was one of approximately 15 players who attended a five-day special invitation tryout camp in Tampa, Fla. Only one other player, from Orlando, was signed as a result of the camp. The 6-foot, 210 -pounder was named to the AU-Bergen County first teams in baseball, football, and basketball in the 1978-79 school year while at Palisades Park High School.

As a freshman, he pitched Palisades Park' baseball team to a 3-2, three-hit win over Bound Brook for the Tigers' only New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Group 1 bo -Secaucus at Harrison, 7:30 p.m. Although Cieslak compiled a 7-3 career pitching record as a spot starter and reliever at William Paterson, his most notable contributions in his four years with the varsity baseball team were made with bis bat He finished with a .376 career batting average and 21 home runs. In his final season, Cieslak was selected for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Middle Atlantic Region first team. Cieslak, who played for Little Ferry in the Metropolitan Baseball League, was chosen last summer as the all-league designated hitter (.337 batting average, 17 RBI's, two home runs). During five Met League seasons, he batted .292, and compiled a 3-2 pitching record with one shutout.

"I think he's a tremendous kid. He's a coach's player," said Pioneers baseball coach Jeff Albies. "But it could be difficult for him to make the transition to being specifically a pitcher because he likes to play every day." Cieslak's minor-league assignment has not yet been determined. bb-Park Ridge at Lvndhurst, 7 JO Secaucus p.m. bb-Rutherford at Leonia.

7:30 pm bb-Becton at New Milford, 7:30 p.m. bob-Wood-Ridge al North Arlington, i -jo p.m. bbb-Weehawken at Palisades Park, 4 p.m. .17 10 .15 12 .15 12 .11 16 7 20 5 72 4 23 bbb-Emerson al Hasbrouck Hasb. Hgtt Bogota Barton Lyndhurtt N.

Arlington Wood-Ridge New MiHord Bergen Tech Palisades Pk. RESULTS Secaucus 3 Bogota 3 Hasb. Hgts. 3 Heights, 7:30 p.m. bbb-Bogola at St.

Mary's. 7:30 pm bbb-Ridgefiekt al Wellington, 7 JO MUFFLERS p.m. c-Ramapo at Pascack Valley Palisades Pk. 0 Lvndhurst c-Wavne Hies el Pascack Hilts, 7 JO Becton 0 p.m. c-Demarest at Indian Hilts, 4 pm New Milford 2 Begen Tech I N.

Arlington 2 Wood-Ridge 1 c-No. Highlands el River Dei, 7 JO pm c-Westwood at Ok) Tappan, 7 JO p.m. Basketball box scores Boys basketball NNJIL Division 1 Girls basketball NNJIL Division 1 Hlek games Rick Lugo, Bogota, 209; Jim Bordanaro, Secaucus, 201; Jonnv Santiago, N. Arlington, 206; Craig Kovacs, N. Arlington, 201.

Hlek Uriel Lugo, 403. NBIL boys STANDINGS d-Pornpton Lakes at Midland Park, 4:30 pm. d-Ramsev at Passaic Tech, 4 JO Save $10 off the everyday price of any fully guaranteed muffler we install. pm d-Lodi at Saddle Brook. 4 JO pm Pet.

Low Clifton d-Glen Rock at Mahwah, 6 JO pm 1 .750 1 .750 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .467 .000 .000 Kennedy Bwiwi Catholic. Easlslde Montclalr Pascack valley 35 N. Highlands 29 0 4 BOYS d-Hawthorne Al Ekmvood Park, 6:30 p.m. Eastskte Kennedy Bloomfleld Montclalr d-Manchester at Waldwick, 6 JO Pascack Hills 29 14 Clifton p.m.

Indian Hilts Bloomfleld NNJIL Diviaion 2 .20 IS .20 15 .20 20 e-Don Bosco Tech at Essex Catholic e-Palerson Catholic at St. Benedict NNJIL Division 2 Pet. Passaic 0 1000 1 .467 .10 30 7 33 0 35 e-Pam VI al St. Cecilia l-Summit at Wayne Valley, 4 pm. f-Clifford Scott at Caldwell, 4 pm l-West Milford at MontviUe, 4 pm St.

Joseph Teaneck Hackansack. Wayne Hilts Old Tappan Demarest Westwood Ramapo RESULTS Pecack VaAev i N. Highlands 3 Indian HiUs Wevne HIHs 1000 1.000 .467 .000 .000 Hackansack. Ridge wood Teaneck i BeHevIM Passaic f-Millburn at Lakeland. 4 p.m.

BeHeviHa ff-Klnneton al Pequanock, 7 JO pm. Guaranteed for as long as you own your car. FREE INSTALLATION Ridgewood Demarest 0 Pascack Hilts 2 Westwood 0 ff-west Orenge at Detbarton, 4 pm NNJIL Division 3 NNJIL Division 3 ff-Morris Catholic at Verona, 7 JO Ramapo 0 Paramus p.m. Fair Lawn at Nuttev. 7 JO pm Nuttev Don Bosco Timothy at Hackensack Christian, 4 Paromut Catholic.

Bergenfield Fair Lawn p.m. I 1.000 1 2 Ml 3 .500 4 .333 5 .167 4 JHO Staten I. Acad, at Dwignt-Engle- Pel. 1.000 J33 .500 .500 sa .167 .000 7 5 I 2 1 2 2 2 4 1 0 Nuttev Paramus Catholic. Passaic VaMv Bergenfield Fair Lawn NBIL wood, 4 pm eiRLS BASKETBALL e-Montdelr at Eastside OFF Hlek games Matt Charles, Indian Hills, 265, 230; James Hallon, N.

Highlands, 210, 200, Bruce Lieber-man, Pascack valley, 202; Steve VknCreavnest, Indian HiUs, 202; Andy Blanchfield. N. Highlands, 200; Gregg Pekmezian, Pascack Hits, 200. Hlek series Charles 495; Hatton 410; Lleberman 309. NBIL girls STANDINGS FAIR LAWN McGarr 17-4-31, Liamero 2-0-4, Immen 5-0-10.

voignt 0-1-1, Straw 1-0-2, Ramirhei 0-0-0. Totals: 25-5-50. BECTON Barra 7-2-16, Fitipatrick 4-2-14, Vanduesen 5-0-10, Squeo 2-0-4, Kacoerowski 2-0-4, Klein 5-0-10. Totals: 27-6-54. 19-7) Fair Lawa 10 9 2114 SS (W4I teclM Ma) I II S4 NNJPC E.

Chriatian 7S, 8L Cecilia 41 ST. CECILIA Massev 4-0-12, Williams 3-3-0, Tedesco 1-2-4, Ross 1-0-16, Powell 0- 0-0, Hadnot 0-0-0. Totals: 14-5-41. E. CHRISTIAN Aknrom 4-2-10, Douma 1-0-2, Gllmore 7-0-14, Golden 13-0-24, Hoogerhvde 5-0-10, Last 3-3-9, Ver-haar 4-0-1, Steen 0-0-0.

Totals: 37-S-79. (1-7) St. CecHIa 4 12 41 (4-S) E. Ckrlthaa 19 21 17 22 79 Independent Holy Angela 43, Pat. Calh.

30 HOLY ANGELS Oates 3-0-4, Monahan 5-2-12. O'Brien 2-0-4, Dowries 0-4-4, Riizo 1- 0-2, Oh 1-2-4, Principe 1-0-2, Nor-Heet 0-0-0, OlFiore 3-0-4, Clarke I-1-3. Totals: 17-9-43. PATERSON CATHOLIC Thompson 7-1-15, Jones 5-1-11, Roman 1-0-2, Sharp 1-0-2, Augustine 0-0-0. Totals: 14-2-30.

(10-2) Holy Aug. MI24M-43 (3-7) Pet. CaM. 14 I 4 BRAKES Immaculate Heart Passaic valley Paramos 8 ad. Riv.

62, Morrtak-BMrd 45 MORRISTOWN BEARD Spencer 10-4-24, Stallard 5-1-11, Flechler 2-0-4, Thomas 0-0-0, Bromberg 1-0-2, Murphy 1-0-2. Totals: 19-7-45. SADDLE RIVER DAY Brown 4-0-12, English 0-0-0, Williams 2-0-4, Popwill 3-1-7, Fitzgerald 10-2-22, Kulman 0-0-0, Ginsberg 3-2-0, Steinfekt 2-4-1, Pollack 0-1-1, Messenger 0-0-0, Sheppard 0-0-0. Totals: 24-10-42. (S-I2I Mar-Beard I II 12 12 45 (7-4) SRD 12 10 IS 17 42 E.

Chr. 72, 8t Akqr. (JC) 53 ST. ALOYSIUS D-Andrea 5-0-K), Mitchell 5-3-13, Codington 4-0-0, FerruM 5-1-11, Terry 0-0-0, Zimmermen 3-3-0, FkieHen 0-0-0, Mackev 0-0-0, De-louch 1-0-2. Totals: 23-7-53.

EASTERN CHRISTIAN Edwards 7-7-21, Miller 7-0-14, Faber 9-4-22, Van Heensl 2-0-4, Prulksma 1-0-2, Anderson 0-0-0, DeJong 1-2-4, Dvkstra 1-0-2, De-Lorenzo 0-0-0, Rull 1-0-2, Slkkema 0-1-1, Kuiken 0-0-0, Foster 0-0-0. Totals: 29-14-72. (4-W) SI. Alev. 12 IS S3 (54) E.

Car. 22 11 13 24 72 Junior varsity SI. Alovsius 54 E. Crhistrian 50 GIRLS Borgsn Tournament Becton 51, Fair Lawn 55 ea-Ridgewood at Hackensack, 7J0 NBIL 2 Pet. Demarest.

Ramapo wntwood. 11 i.ooo Ramaoo Save $10 off the everyday package price of drum or disc brakes. .909 10 1 Pascack vallev-ttevne Hills Indian HUH Northern Highlands. 2 Pascack HIHs. Pascack Hills.

River Den 4 Old TUMI 4 4 Wayne Hills. Old Taopan. Jlf .544 .546 .400 J00 .272 DRUM PACKAGE SALE PRICE Pascack Hills 4 Indian HIHs 3 Pascack valley Pascack VaHev Old Taopan River Den Wayne HIHs 7 Northern Highlands 3 Wntwood 1 10 .24 14 .22 13 .19 21 .13 22 .10 25 7 20 .0 35 .091 Demarest N. Highlands Indian Hilts Westwood i jwi BCSL American Demarest Ramapo Per Axle pm aa-Betlevllle at Passaic, 4 pm aaa-Passalc VaUev al IHA aaa-Paramus el Paramus Catholic, 7:30 pm b-Ridgefield Perk al Englewood, 4 p.m. b-GarfkHd at Fort Lee, pm b-Dumont at Tenaftv, 4 p.m.

b-Queen of Peace al Clitfside Perk, 4 o.m.. bb-Cresskil at Bergen Tech bb-Herrison el Secaucus, 7 JO pm bb-Lvndhurst el Park Ridge bo-New Milford al Becton, 7 JO pm bbb-Leonia el Rutherford boo-North Arlington at Wood-Ridge bbb-Paiisades Park at Weehawken, 7 JO bbb-Hasbrouck Heights at Emerson, 7 JO p.m. boo-SI Mary's al Bogota, 7 JO pm bbb-Waliinglon al Ridgefield c-Pascack Hies at Wayne Hits c-lndian Hits at Demarest c-River Del el No. Highlands c-Ramapo al Pascack VaHev, 4 JO p.m. c-Okt Tappan at Westwood, 7 JO p.m.

d-Pompton Lakes at Midland Park, I p.m. d-Ramsev at Passaic Tech, I pm rt-i nM ml ImlWtm AmA I DISC PACKAGE SALE PRICE rO Per Axle INSTALLED MOST CARS Replace pads, repack wheel bearings, replace grease seals, resurface rotors, bleed brake lines, road test vehicle. I 7 i 4 note wood Ridgefield Park. CllftiKte Perk Tenaftv Fort Lee BCSL American i Pet. Ridgefield Park 9 1.000 Engtewood I 1 MO Queen of Peace 4 3 467 Clitfside Park 4 4 .400 Fort Lee 4 4 .400 Dumonl 2 I .200 Pel.

1000 J00 .700 .500 .400 JO0 JO0 .000 3 Dumont. RESULTS Pascack Valley 3 Demarest 2 Pascack Huts N. Highlands 0 Westwood 5 Indian Hies 0 Wayne HIHs 5 Ramapo 0 Niek games Martia Haves, Pascack HiUs, 210; Stacy Clements, Demarest, 197; Amy Davidson, Westwood, 117; Linda Schramm, Pascack valley, 111. Hiek series Hayes 349; Davidson 354; Pam ZeKer, Pascack HiUs, 343. Queen of Peace 3 Garfield.

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1 10 1 141 2 1. Emerson (6) 10 .091 Cresskil ii BCSL Olympic Paramus Wl Ph. 12 1 38 12 2 30 11 2 20 9 2 16 12 4 7 Bergen Tech BCSL Olympic Paramus Calh. .54 21 .54 30 .54 30 .40 44 35 49 .32 52 .14 60 2 12 2. Rutherford (1) 3.

Waldwick 4. Ridgefield Pk (1). 5. New Milford Pet. Don Bosco Bogota Bergen Cath.

St. Joseph North Arlington, vveehawken .909 I Emerson SI. Mary's 1 .909 Emerson AhMK Bogota (10-3) St. Mary's (11-3) 4. BERGEN GROUPS 3-4 Bogota 2 JI0 3 .774 RESULTS Paramus 7 Teaneck Calh.

0 1.000 II 10 .634 .546 344 372 .111 .111 .000 -t -4 .5 Bosco 2 Wa Kington Wood-Ridge Palisades Park Hasbrouck His WaUington Ridgefield SI. Mary's Palisades Park 454 4 .454 I .272 27t 1. Paramus Cath. (8) 15 0 2. Ridgewood 12 2 3.

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Lodi, 1 25 U.S. RT. 46 West (201 778-3444 Wayne, 555 Route 46 W. (201 256-351 3 Avenel, 1400 St. George Ave (201) 636-6194 E.

Brunswick, 1 090 Route 18 (201 238-4220 Ocean, 905 State Hwy. 35 (201) 775-1750 Toms River, 35 Highway 37 East (201) 349-8800 Hasbrouck Heights 3 North Arlington 3 Wood-Ridge 1 Ridgefield in not B-PSL King Paramus Cath. 4 Hackensack 3 Fair Lawn 7 Ridgewood 0 Bergenfield 7 SI. Joseph Hiek tamn Dave Gordon, Paramus, 269; Bob Couuo, Hackensack, 269; Andy Coburn, Paramus, 267; Dave Clarke, Don Bosco, 262; Brian Wild, Bergenfield, 241; Mark Safirowski, Hackensack, 241; Kevin Barry, Bergenfield, 243. 11 3 5.

Pascack Valley d-Manchester at Waldwick, I pm e-SI. Cecilia at Paul VI f-Wavne VaHev el Summit -Caldwell at Clifford Scott f-Montviae at West Milford -Lakeland at Mieburn ft-Peauamock at Kmneton, 7 JO p.m. ff-Verona al Morris Catholic, 7 JO pm Nuttev al Fair Lawn Fort Lee at Bergenfield Storm King at Saddle River Dumonl at Holy Angels, 4:45 pm Kennedy at Eastern Christian Timomy at Hackensack Christian Dwight-Enotewood at Stalen Acad. WRESTUNO) d-Midland Park at Pompton Lakes d-Passaic Tech el Ramsey d-Saddte Brook al Lodi d-Ekmrood Park al Hawthorne d-Waidwick at Manchester ff-Kinneton at Butter Bloomhefd at Fair Lawn Saddle River el Wardlaw, 4 pm Bergen Catholic at Passaic VaAev Neumann Prep at Newark Acad, 3:45 pm Garfield at Essex Catholic 4 pm ays aasaeM genes at I a ans MM Girts tiiaeOeaR earns at 4 Selection committee; Lodi; Bill Masopust, BPSL King Passaic Tech Etmwood Park Passaic Tech Lodi Bob Cavo, Rutherford; Ken Schooner, Wood Pel. 1.000 .900 .636 jOt .200 .100 i Saddle Brook.

Hiek series Coburn 674; Barry Pel. .11 1.000 5 J00 4 .454 4 7 J64 1 10 .091 1 10 Jl Hawthorne Saddle Brook. Seen 460; Gordon 450; Clark 65); Lodi Sullivan. Bergen Cath, 437. Ridge; Jim Brown, Ridgefield Park; Rich Szura.

Fair Lawn; Jeff Jasper, Pascack Valley; John Mayer and Andrew G. Cole, The Record. PA8SAIC COUNTY Ramsev- B-PSL Carpenter Elmwood Park .4 3 NNJIL girls STANOINS Paramus Cam. Sale ends Feb. 18,1984 1.

Passaic Tech (6) 2. Wayne Hills 3. DePaul Glen Rock Waktwick Pet. Ml 344 344 .272 .101 15 1 12 2 9 3 9 4 8 6 30 24 18 9 7 B-PSL Carpenter Pet. Wetdwick 10 1 .909 Midland Park 0 2 JI4 Manchester 3 J20 Pompton Lakes 4 4 .400 i Glen Rock 4 7 J64 1 Mahwah 2 7 .222 IHA 17 .40 23 .31 32 .37 24 .29 41 .24 39 4.

Manchester 5. E. Christian Bergenfield Ridgewood Midland Park Pompton lAtves NNJPC Teaneck Heckensack .12 SO al NNJPC Essex Catholic Fair Lawn RESULTS Paramus Celts. 7. Hackensack 5 St.

Benedicts Lawn Teaneck 2 Also: Eastside (5-7) 2. Rrst-place votes in parentheses. Voting done on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis. Selection committee: Steve King, Eastern Christian; Ray Bauer, Hawthorne; Alan Carline, Clifton; Russ Kniewet, Lakeland; John Mayer and Andrew G. Cole, The Record.

i. Bergenhek) 2 Pet. 1.000 1.000 750 Ml .216 Mt .000 The 1 Pet. 0 1.000 2 I MJ 2 3 .400 2 3 .400 0 4 .000 Eastern Christian. Ml.

St Dominic Paterson Catholic. Paul VI p.m., eaten eahMV' Sektvdav asekk-es al a.m., win aased. KEY TO LEAGUES a-MNJH. DHrtslaa aa-NJIL W-vtuea eaa-NNJIL Oivtsiaa fc a-CSL Americaai ak-BCSL Matieaal; kaa-CSL Olvnwic! C4IBIL; a-a-PSU e-MMJPC; INirHnm Mitts Saa rbaa; Nartmri HKfs imrtiae. Don Bosco Tech Paul VI Paterson Cam.

E. Christian St. Cecilia St. Cecilia Hieb games Janefte Lezzarra, Paramus Cam. 217; Donna CCon-nee, Ridgewood, 202.

Niek series CConnel 554; Lai-zarra 510. to Tke Record Record.