THURSDAY,JANUARY 11,1979

THE HERALD

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Pete Soens Wins

On Saturday, Jan. 6th at the Margaret Mace School In North Wildwood, Pete Soens representing the Avalon Gems Boys Varsity Basketball team took first place in the Boys 10-11 year old age bracket of

the Elks Club local shoot-out. This makes Pete who is starting guard for the 2nd year for the Gents the County Foul Shooting Champ. On Sat., Jan. 27th he will participate again at Margaret Mace for the Regional Championship.

ADULT VOLLEYBALL

Two games were played in the Middle Township Recreation Dept. Adult Volleyball League on Tuesday night at the 4-H Sports Center. Acme Markets swept the Jamesway Jumpers by scores of 15-8, 15-6, and 15-4. According to Coach Senser Taylor, the Acme wins were prompted by the serving ability of Barry Wexler, the good defensive play of Larry Rotundo and Gordon Hansen, and the good all-around backup play by Jack Reed. In the second game, the Optimists defeated Murphy’s Mart 15-9, 0-15, and 15-12. The

second game provided the first shut-out of the league season. In his statement to the press, Coach Carl Baker stated that his second unit (the Optimists had 12 players on hand) fell apart in the second game and it was nip and tuck in the 3rd game in which he used his first unit. He feels that the team is rounding into shape and will be in contention for the championship. The League Standings (W-L): Kiwanis, 5-1; Acme, 4-2; Sheriffs Dept., 4-2; Optimists, 3-3; Jamesway, 1-5; Murphy’s Mart, 1-5.

Girl Scouts Offer Sports Day

Want to learn or practice volleyball, swimming, and basketball? lf you’re a girl aged 10-17? you could do just that at “Sports Day” on Feb. 3rd at Stockton State College. Sponsored by Holly Shores Girl Scout Council, “Sports Day” offers girls one hour of instruction and playtime in volleyball, swimming and basketball. Girls from 9th grade up may substitute racketball for any one of the other sports. Stockton State physical education students will coach

the girls under the supervision of Sue Newcomb, of the Stockton State staff. Any girl from 5th through 12th grade is eligible to attend; non-scouts are welcome. The program is free for girl scouts, and non-scouts will be charged $2.00 to cover insurance. Call Marcie Waddington at the Girl Scout Office 769-0328 to register or for more information. Holly Shores Girl Scout Council is a member agency of the United Way.

C.M. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

League Standings (W-L): Consolidated Riffraff, 31-2; P&K Associates, 29-7; Stumblers, 20-16; Rio Motel, 19-14; Morey’s Pier, 17-15;

Seven Evans, 18-18 Disillusionytes, 12-18; Maulers 12-21; Kahn’s Ugly Muggers 11-19; Kona Sports, 8-28 R-Way Travel and Tours, 3-33

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Girl Scouts Sponsor Ski Trips

Wax your skis and lace up your boots -- Holly Shores Girl Scout Council is again offering its annual Downhill Ski Trip on Jan. 27-28, and a Cross Country Ski Trip on Feb. 16-18. The downhill skiers will ski for two days at Shawnee Mountain in Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. The $70.00 registration fee includes one night’s accomodations at a nearby Howard Johnson's, ski equipment rental, lift tickets and two meals. Lessons will be available for an additional $5.00. Transportation from, the Girl Scout Council’s Woodstown office will also be provided. Cross country skiers will stay for two nights in St. John’s Lutheran Church in Emmaus, Pa., and ski through the country near Allentown. The registration fee of $25.00 covers transportation, lodging and ski equipment rental. Meals are not included. Both trips are open to girls in 7th grade and up, and to adults. Non-scouts are welcome. For more information call Marcie Waddington at The Holly Shores Office, 769-0328. Holly Shores Girl Scout Council ,is a member agency of the United Way.

Skiing with

Ed Trudel

EPSIA—PSIA

DIRECTOR OF SKIING Bromley Mountain Manchester Center, Vt

Your outside-leg is stiff! Bend your outside leg during the turn! How often we hear those comments. Fifty percent of beginning skiers have visibly stiff outside legs, and it is usually for the same reason - skiers try to force on the outside leg in order to turn, but it doesn’t work. Let’s see what we can do to correct this problem. Perhaps you were told, or by watching other skiers, you think it is necessary to turn your upper body in order to turn your skis. This is the most common mistake. Example - the upper body pivots, the rear end is pushed to the outside, the skis

don’t follow, and the skier forces with his outside leg and You will not correct this problem unless you try to turn with your legs and not your

upper body.

If you learned to turn through snowplowing, and you have the habit of forcing on your outside leg in order to turn, you must try to open less of a stem or snowplow at the beginning of the turn to improve. Maybe your outside leg is stiff because you are carrying all or most of your weight on your inside ski. Try to feel if this is your case. Perhaps the stiffening of your outside leg gives the impression that you’re weighting the leg properly. This is a common error. To correct this situation try to weight both skis during the whole turn. Feel your rear end remain between bo

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