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The Kiwanis Bulldogs, having eaten up teams like the Press, Fire Co., and Dennisville, attempted to take a step out 1 of its class and took on the strong Whitesboro Recreation Center team under the leadership of Joe Francis Hornets Down Saint Ann With Mulligan's Collegians unable to keep a date with St. Ann's Stars of Wildwood on Sunday. Bill Sherman took a team from Court House, promptly named the Hornets, down to Wildwood and won a thriller 68-66 on Tom Popnak’s last second basket in a well-played game. The lead see sawed back and forth until the very end. Leading all scorers was Gary Cripps of St. Ann’s with 24 pts. Radomile with 18 and DiPeso with 14 aided the churche’s cause. But it was a well-balanced scoring attack that won the day for Court House. "Desperate Dave" May led with 18, while "Smiling Steve” Frame, "Mighty Mitch" Hand and "Tippytoes Tom” Poponak each had 14 points. Billy Hand, doing a great job on defense chipped in with 8 points. Next Sunday, the Collegians will play St. Ann’s but in two weeks th/» Hornets will be back for a return engagement.

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and had its ears pinned back to the tune of a 68-48 defeat. The game was close for three quarters with the lead see sawing back and forth, Whitesboro 18-16 at the quarter, 32-30 at the half and 48-40 at the 3rd quarter. But then the Whitesboro team with a strong reserve unit, forged ahead and took control of the game, dominating the 4th quarter 20-8. Whitesboro was bolstered by the addition of "Jay Bird" Watkins and Lee English of the Middle varsity, while Kiwanis lacked Danny Daniels premere rebounder and Tom Poponak. top scorer from their line-up. Playing with 6 men. the inexperienced Kiwanians could not match the manpower of Whitesboro who even used Paul Thompson, star volleyball player of the Optimists, in their List period deluge, which swamped the tired-out Kiwanians. The Collegians of Billy Mulligans "Inn" in the Villas will now take on the strong Whitesboro Aggregation, in an attempt to find out the strongest team in the local area. High scorers in the game were: Duncan Williams 18. Watkins 16. English 16. Tehune 8, For Whitesboro. Mitch Hand 16. Kevin Sherman 16, Dave May 10. for Kiwanis.

Avalon Fishing Club Seeks New Members At the March meeting of the directors of the Avalon Fishing Club, a decision was nuide to accept new Membft'-Shareholders into the organization. The Avalon Fishing Club, a non-profit New Jersey Corporation, has owned and operated the fishing pier north of 32nd St. and the Boardwalk in Avalon since 1935. The "Fish ’h Pier Grill’Ws operated by a tenant of the Club. Decision to accept new Members follows the success of an all-out drive to clear the Gub rolls of inactive Shareholders combined with studies related to the cost of maintenance and proposed expansion which was publicized last year. Inactive members and estates of deceased members are accorded unusual privileges to sell their stock back to the Club prior to April 30,1979. Each Avalon Fishing Gub member in good standing, in addition to having unlimited free fishing privileges, owns a share of the Gub assets. Applications for Membership may be obtained through any member who • may recommend new shareholders.

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