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plunged into the endzone, but his knee was ruled down at the threeinch line. Finally on the second play of the fourth quarter, sophomore halfback Terrence Jenkins smashed in for the touchdown. MacDonald’s kick boosted the score to 23-0.
The Bulldogs had another drive cut short when Tuohy made a leaping interception on the Westfield 38 and returned it 23 yards to the Bulldog 39. Runs by Giacone, Reavis and Jenkins gave the Blue Devils a second down at the Bulldog one but a penalty and a botched pitchout re
covered by the Bulldogs at the 18 quelled the drive.
The Bulldogs averted a shutout with an 82-yard drive which was capped by quarterback Jibril Stokes’ three-yard touchdown run with 3:34 remaining. Later, with less than a minute left, Blue Devil sophomore Jay Cook made a leaping interception at the Bulldog 27.
The Blue Devils had 253 yards rushing on 42 carries and Giacone was 3-7 passing for 46 yards for 299 total yards. The Bulldogs had 220 total yards, 122 rushing and 98 pass
JACKIE LAVERY TAKES SECOND IN ALL-AROUND
Pioneers’ Huge Scores Top Lady Raider Gymnasts By DAVID B. CORBIN
Specially Written for The Westfield Leader and The Times
Sophomore Jackie Lavery scored her highest total this season, and second b e s t ever, b u t the very talented Somerville gymnastics team received some incredible scores from the judges to out-point the Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School girls, 108.05-103.65. Although a defeat, the team total was the highest accumulated this season by the Raiders.
“It was one of our best scores,” said Raider Head Coach Tammy DelRosario. “Our highest score was 106 about four or five years ago. We did very well. We did not have too many falls on beam. We got some
scoring, DelRosario said, “ It depends on how they start. I was disappointed in some of our scores; however, some of our scores were high. I
believe the scoring in general was a little high.”
Lavery’s total of 35.5 in the all-around placed her second behind Pioneer Laurinda Sutpen who edged her by .5, totaling 36. Lavery, who pos
sesses incredible strength and “moxie” performed a stun
ning routine on the balance beam which featured a gutsy back flip on the 4” board, several powerful leaps and a straight-arm press to a handstand. Her effort earned her a second with
a 9.25. “The beam is my favorite,” said Lavery. “I like it when I hit the back flip. The handstand is
vault, the beam and the bars. “It gets sore afterwards and hurts a little during my routines,” said Church of her injury. “But, I don’t think about it that much. I am not sure when I will be at my peak. I am just taking it day by day.”
DelRosario said of Church, “Right now, her routines are still watered down but she was clean with her routines and scored well. I can’t wait to see when she is able to fully compete.”
Co-Captain Kelly Church had a score of 8.7 on the floor, an 8.6 in the vault, an 8.3 on the unevens and a 7.0
on the beam. Co-Captain Diana Filo fared well with an 8.0 on
the floor, a 7.85 in the vault and a 7.65 on the bars. Junior Rachel Eannucci had an 8.2 on the beam and sophomore
Megan Grabel earned a n 8.55 in the vault and a 7.9 on the bars.
Somerville elevated its record to 4-0 while the Raiders moved to 5-1.
Vault. — 1. Jamie Mundy (S) 9.1, 2.
Laurinda Sutphen (S) 8.75, 3. J. Lavery (SPF) 8.7
Bars — 1. Diana Garrett
Local Area High School Boys Soccer Results: OCTOBER 12: Scotch Plains-Fanwood 4, Ridge 2
Senior Eugene Ferrara and junior Mike Zotti each fired in two goals to lift the Raiders over the Ridge. Zotti also had an assist. The Raiders upped their record to 7-2-1 while Ridge slid to 7-2-1.
Scotch PlainsFnwd 3 1 4 Ridge 2 0 2
Rahway 2, Union Catholic 0
Joe Caruso and Jefferson Aquino each scored a goal in the first half for the 7-12 Indians. The Vikings fell to 6-4.
Rahway 2 0 2 Union Catholic 0 0 0
Governor Livingston 4, Newark Central 1
Jake DiIorio nailed two goals for the Highlanders who improved to 5-8.
New Providence 7, Manville 0
Brian Doyle and Ted Niedzielski corralled the Mustangs with two goals each as the Pioneers elevated their record to 10-1.
Manville (09) 0 0 0 New Providence 4 3 7
OCTOBER 13: Westfield 1, Irvington 0
Eric Finne rippled the net with just 2:13 remaining in the game. Senior keeper Eric Schoenemann maintained the shutout with eight saves as the Blue Devils improved to 7-5. The Blue Knights fell to 6-5.
Westfield 0 1 1 Irvington 0 0 0
Union 3, Cranford 0
The Farmers de-fanged the Cougars when Mark Pedreiras scored all of the goals.
Cranford (551) 0 0 0 Union (941) 1 2 3
OCTOBER 14: Union Catholic 1, Hillside 0
Sergio Malaquias scored on a direct kick three minutes into the first overtime to lift the Vikings over the Comets. Keeper Jon DaSilva blocked 12 shots on goal.
Union Catholic (74) 0 0 1 0 1 Hillside (554) 0 0 0 0 0
Johnson 7, Governor Livingston 1
Jeff Howlett nailed three goals and Brett Healy ripped two as the Crusaders upped their record to 6-2-1. Mark Vitvitski scored the only goal for the Highlanders.
New Providence 6, Dayton 0
The 11-1 Pioneers scored all of their goals in the first half. Jim Burke scored two goals and Joey Gennaro had a goal and an assist.
Rahway 3, Colonia 2
The Indians refused to be overlooked as they lifted their record to 9-1-2.
OCTOBER 16: Westfield 3. Governor Livingston 0
Senior Alex Lau netted two goals and Anthony Tomasso had one for the thirdseeded Blue Devils in the Union County Tournament. Ralph Rapuano and Mike Sanocki each had an assist.
Gov Livingston (510) 0 0 0 Westfield (85) 2 1 3
Rahway 2, Union Catholic 0
Jefferson Aquino and Steve Baily scored for the 9-1-2 Indians in the first round of the Union County Tournament.
Area High School Girls Volleyball:
OCTOBER 13: Westfield over Irvington, 15-1, 15-2
The Blue Devils delivered a knockout punch to the Blue Knights. Breigh Ann Menza had 17 service points and six aces for the 8-4 Blue Devils.
Rahway over Scotch Plains-Fanwood, 15-6, 15-3
Jessica Garay had five kills, three blocks and three aces as the Indians rose to 10-3.
Union over Plainfield, 15-5, 15-2
Ingrid DelRosario had 13 service points and two aces for the 8-1 Farmers.
OCTOBER 14: Westfield over Shabazz, 15-5, 15-5
Blue Devil Kelley Masterson notched nine kills and had eight service points. Samantha Bourque-Trieff and Breigh Ann Menza had seven assists each as the Blue Devils boosted their record to 9-4.
Rahway over Union Catholic, 15-11, 15-8
The Indians and the officials surprised the Vikings in Scotch Plains. Laurel Vallarta had eight service points and seven kills for the Indians.
OCTOBER 12: Westfield 100.3, Columbia 95.9
Sophomore Jessica Caravello took her turn in the all-around and came up with the top total of 35.1
Vault. — 1. J. Caravello (W) 8.6, 2.
Julie Stein (C) 8.4, 3. Rachel Skolnick (W) and Kim Romanes (C) 8.2
Beam — 1. J. Caravello 8.7, 2. A. Flood (W) 8.6, 3. Stein and Kate Reuter (C) 8.2
Bars — 1. Flood 9.0, 2. J. Caravello 8.6, 3. Stein 8.0
Floor — 1. J. Caravello 9.2, 2. Stein (C) 8.6, 3. Flood 8.5
All-Around — 1. J. Caravello 35.1, 2.
Flood 34.0, 3. Stein 33.2
OCTOBER 15: Scotch Plains-Fanwood 105, North Brunswick 92
The Raiders topped their best team total this year with a resounding beating of the Raiders from North Brunswick and improved to 6-1.
Vault. — 1. Jackie Lavery (SPF) 8.75,
2. Kim Crowe (NB) 8.65, 3 . Kelly Church (SPF) 8.55
Bars — 1. Crowe 8.7, 2. Lindsay Church (SPF) 8.6, 3. Lavery 8.3
Beam — 1. Lavery 8.9, 2. Crowe 8.65,
3. L. Church 8.0
Floor — 1. Crowe 8.85, 2. Lavery 8.75, 3. K. Church 8.65
All-Around — 1. Crowe 34.85, 2.
Lavery 34.7, 3.L. Church 33.4
Local Area High School Gymnastics Results:
nice qualifying scores and Jackie Lavery pulled out some nice scores.”
As to her opinion of the judges’ the first trick that I have ever learned.”
Lavery also placed third in both the vault at 8.7 and the uneven bars with an 8.55. On the vault, she performed a half-twist on to a handspring with a full-twisting dismount. Lavery rotated around the unevens with several difficult giant swings, then later, performed a heel circle to a full gainer dismount. Her floor exercise routine earned her a fourth with a 9.0.
Raider sophomore Lindsey Church has been easing her way back after suffering a stress fracture prior to the season and, competing for the first time this season in the all-around, she placed fifth with a 34.05 total. Church grabbed a third on the floor with a 9.05 and had scores of 8.3, 8.55 and 8.15, respectively, on the
(S) 9.05, 2. Sutphen 8.8, 3. Lavery and Lindsey Ambs (S) 8.55
Beam — 1. Ambs 9.45 (Somerville school record) 2. Lavery 9.25, 3. Sutphen 9.15
Floor — 1. Jamie Day (S) 9.65, 2.
Sutphen 9.3, 3. Lindsay Church (SPF) 9.05
All-Around — 1. Sutphen 36, 2.
Lavery 35.5, 3. Ambs 35.45 ing. Jenkins carried 10 times for 65
yards, Giacone had 40 yards on eight carries, Tuohy had 16 yards, sophomore Brian Ludlum had nine yards on two carries and Matt Daly and Mike Mroz both had two yards.
“A lot of our sophomores made big plays; Diano (Reavis), Lawrence (Persky), Jay Cook intercepted,” pointed out Tranchina. “And my seniors fought real hard. I’m proud of them.”
Tranchina added, “We needed this big time. We were stopping them up front and held them to one touch
down. We should have scored again here on the six-inch line.”
Tranchina pointed out, however, “We had too many penalties. We had four major penalties which was bad. We have to work on that. We are making progress.”
Shabazz 0 0 0 6 6 Westfield 13 3 0 7 23
David B. Corbin for The Westfield Leader and The Times
BULLDOGGING A BULLDOG…The Blue Devil defensive line crunches a Bulldog in the second half as they did throughout the game to win, 23-6.
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Rachel Ackerman, left, and Kyle Legones cross the bridge
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The Blue Devil XC Boys are off and running
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DOING GIANTS…Blue Devil Lauren Caravello performs several giant swings on the uneven bars. Caravello scored a 9.6 on the bars and took the all-around with a total of 37.35 as the Blue Devils defeated Somerville, 109.025-108.475. See story in October 28 issue.
David B. Corbin for The Leader and The Times
Raider Kelly Church does a scale
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Raider Jackie Lavery does a V-style handstand on the beam Raider Boys Shred Red Raiders, 10-0
Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School boys soccer head coach Tom Breznitsky raked in his 400th career victory as his 19th-ranked Raiders shred Newark East Side, 10-0, in Newark on October 13. The Raiders upped their record to 8-2-1.
Hats were all over the place as Raider junior forward Mike Zotti and junior midfielder Brett Bushinger both netted three goals. Senior Ryan Kramer followed with two goals while Eugene Ferrara and Dave Sigmon added one goal each. Bushinger, Kramer and Sigmon also had one assist each as did Andy Babicz and Jeff Hensal.
Sc PlainsFanwood 6 4 10 East Side 0 0 0
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SHERIFF’S SALE
SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-1567-99.
HOMESIDE LENDING, INC., PLAINTIFF vs. LAWRENCE PERKINS AND MRS. LAWRENCE PERKINS, HIS WIFE, ET ALS., DEFENDANT.
CIVIL ACTION, WRIT OF EXECUTION, DATED JUNE 29, 1999 FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES.
By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public vendue, on the 6th Floor of the Union County Court House (Tower) 2 Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey on WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF NOVEMBER A.D., 1999 at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales.
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COMMONLY KNOWN AS 1017 OLIVE STREET, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 07202.
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