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Wrestling summaries Bengal matmen overwhelm Ridgers
Class
100
107
114
121
128
134
140
147
157
169
188
Hvt
jClass
100
107
114
121
128
134
140
147
157
169
188
Hvt
Glen Ridge 16, Bloomfield 42
Results
After a 10-day layoff forced by a
combination of team illness and a
cancellation by an opponent, the
Ridgers resumed their regular season losing a home and an away
match.
Score
GR St. B
0
6
0 12
4 12
4 18
4 21
4 27
7 27
GR forfeit to Steve Fox
Mark Vicari (B) pinned Steve Lackey (GR)
Pat Napoli (GR) dec Dom DiGrazia (B) 11-3
GR forfeit to Darren McCoy I
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Art Cuffari (B) dec Chuck Templeton (GR) 8-2
GR forfeit to Dan Freitag
Bill Templeton (GR) dec Tony Catalano (B) 9-8
Rick Moskowitz (GR) pinned
Cuzzy Matarazzo (B)
Tony LaVacca (B) dec Dave Hurley (GR) 2-0
John Stobie (B) pinned Greg Grober (GR)
Paul Vinges (GR) dec Ed Szep (B) 7-0
GR forfeit to Stan Gregorwicz
13
13
13
16
16
27
30
36
36
42
In the first match the Bengals of
GR St. B
0
6
0
12
4
12
4
18
9
18
9 24
9 30
15 30
15 33
18 33
21 33
21 % 33
Globetrotters to ploy at
Meadowlands Arena
The Harlem Globetrotters, who
made ballhandling their trademark
and comedy their calling card, will
make a special visit to the
Meadowlands Arena. The
Globetrotters will face off against
the Washington Generals on Feb.
16 at 8 p.m., and Feb. 18, at 2 p.m.
(Washington's Birthday celebration).
The Trotters have presented
their unique form of comedy
basketball to more than 100 million
people in 101 countries since the
teafi was founded in 1927. •
The team's legendary ballhandling skills evolved over a period of
years, starting in the early days
when the Trotters barnstormed
across the country taking on all
comers.
At that time the Trotters played
"Serious" basketball with little, if
any, comedy.
When they would take a lead
over their opposition, the Trotters
would dazzle the crowd with ball
handling tricks and other feats of
basketball legerdemain. The
Globetrotters realized that the far
enjoyed the tricks more than
regular basketball.
The team continued to recruit
the finest basketball players in the
country, and year in and year out
proved themselves to be among the
elite of the nation's basketball
teams. But comedy became more
and more a part of every
Globetrotter game.
Today's Trotter roster includes
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The
Bengals, led by head coach
Montclair YMCA
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Glen Ridge 21, St. Benedict's 33
Results
Score
GR forfeit to Steve Fox
Monico Nadera (SB) pinned Steve Lackey (GR)
Pat Napoli (GR) dec Joe Diosana (SB) 13-5
GR forfeit to Paul Hester
Chuck Templeton (GR) dec JoeSands (SB) 15-0
GR forfeit to Rich Gardner
GR forfeit to Mike Kling
Rick Moskowitz (GR) pinned Chris Clark (SB)
Jason Scarpone (SB) dec Dave Hurley (GR) 9-4
Greg Grober (GR) dec Andy Stypa (SB) 5-4
Paul Vinges (GR) dec John Matthews (SB) 4-1
No match
Bloomfield visited the Glen Ridge
gym for the annual renewal of the
wrestling rivalry between these
neighbors and the Ridgers found
themselves completely overmatched, losing to the Bengals,
some of the nation's finest college
ballplayers, providing fans around
the world with a spectacular display of high-flying slam dunks and
razzle-dazzle basketball wizardry.
Leading the Trotter squad is
Hubert "Geese" Ausbie, the unquestioned "Clown Prince of
Basketball." He is joined by a
stellar lineup that includes former
Houston AU-American "Sweet
Lou" Dunbar, Clyde "The Glide"
Austin, dribbling star Larry
"Gator" Rivers, seven footer Robert "Baby Face" Paige and former
Minnesota backcourt ace Osborne
Lockhart,
To see them play, call
Meadowlands Arena.
Self-esteem workshop
the Rutgers Graduate School of SoDr. Bill Grosser, a South Orange
cial Work. She will meet with the
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Register at the Program DepartYMCA, 25 Park St.
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Changing attitudes about one's self
Diet and Nutrition
may change one's self-worth.
The YMCA will be sponsoring a
The workshop will provide opdiet and nutrition workshop enportunities to discover both
titled "Take charge of your
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Support group
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The Montclair YMCA will be ofas herbs for good health.
fering ' 'Woman to woman," a support group in which women can
Rape prevention
share their feelings with each other
and learn how others cope with life
The YMCA will be offering a
today. In a relaxed, non-threatenrape prevention workshop for
ing atmosphere, women can exwomen. The two evening sessions
change their problems and fears,
will deal with understanding the
and give each other support and
nature of rape and learning how to
recognition.
prevent it. Specific techniques of
self-defense will be demonstrated,
The instructor, Debra Lambo,
taught and practiced. Women will
received her master's degree from
learn how common objects can be
carried and used as weapons for
protection.
The fee will be |5 for full members and $10 for non-members. To
register or get additional information call the Women's Desk or
nament at BHS. The grappler de- Carol Barker at 744-3400.
feated the defending champion in
the semi-final round of the tournament and went on to clinch the
championship.
Bruce Lackey, brought a full complement of well-prepared wrestlers
into the match and Ridger fans had
to settle for a match in which their
major highlights were a superior
decision by Pat Napoli and a Rick
Moskowitz pin.
After a forfeit at 100 pounds, a
valiant Steve Lackey was pinned
late in the third period by Bengal
captain Mark Vicari. Napoli scored
his major decision at 114, followed
by a loss by Chuck Templeton at
128. At 140, Bill Templeton got out
to an early lead, but suffered leg
cramps and was barely able to
hang on to win by one point. At 147,
Moskowitz started cautiously, but
after seeing his opening, he was
quick to move in for a pin.
At 157, despite a low score, the
match had a lot of continuous action as Dave Hurley lost to Tony
LaVacca, who is 13-0 this season"
for the Bengals. At 169 the Bengals'
John Stobie pinned Greg Grober,
and Ridger co-captain, Paul Vinges
closed the match with a strong win.
aim
Nick Messina of the South Junior
High School wrestling team has
been named by the SJHS athletic
staff as the "Athlete of the Week,"
the first of the winter sports season.
Messina, placing first, received
a gold medal at the recent Bloomfield Holiday Wrestling Tour-
Again the Ridgers began with a
forfeit, followed by a pin of Lackey
by Bees' co-captain Monico
Nadera. Napoli scored another in
his string of major decisions at 114,
and Chuck Templeton scored a superior decision at 128 to bring the
Ridgers within nine points at 18-9,
which was as close as it would get.
With two Ridger forfeits at the
next two weight classes, the Bees
opened their lead to 30-9 before
Moskowitz pinned his opponent at
147 to reinitiate the Ridger scoring.
The Ridger match scoring was
short-lived, however, as Hurley
ran into Bees' co-captain Jason
Scarpone at 157 and lost 94. At 169,
Grober won a close match and
Vinges closed the Ridger scoring
with a win at 188.
The second match found the
Ridgers visiting the Bees of St.
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