Cape May County Herald, 2 August 1979 IIIF issue link — Page 25

Thursday, August 2,1979

The Herald And The Lantern

Page 25

AVALON - Several hundred attended the Fifth Annual Avalon Beach Patrol Gen. E.V.H. Bell Memorial Rowing and Swimming Race July 27. The race is the beginning of the summer lifeguard races for the Avalon lifeguards who will be taking their top competitors to the upcoming Tri-Resorts Race, the Margate Memorial and the all important South Jersey

Championships.

Since 1968 Avalon Beach Patrol has been Tri-

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Avalon Lifeguard Race Winners

YAKDSil Chris Leahy 2 Bruce Hulse3. BobPellini

High

Resorts Champions 9 out of 11 Years. They have held 2 South Jersey Titles and also have won one Margate Memorial. Additionally, Avalon swimmers have captured four South Jersey

Pool Titles

The Race was named after former Avalon Mayor Gen. E.V.H. Bell who held an abiding interest in swimming and lifeguard

races.

Mrs Edgar V.H. Bell and Mayor Ellsworth Armacost presented the winners their plaqufes.

Winners were:

DOUBLES: BOAT

RACE (1) Jeff DeaseyPeter Della Porta <2) Chris Leahy - Rob Kress (3) Sam

Downes - John Connors MILE SWIM RACE 1

Ed Flory- First year Avalon guard, All American From Kutztown state Chambersburg, Pa. 2. Bill ConlinS. Brian O’Shea.

SINGLES ROWING

RACE 1. John Hoover - 7 year Avalon guard , First time singles winner2. Brian

Keyser3. Chirs Leahy SURF D ASH (1 SO

Middle Township

School

Tamala Marks, Kathy Kazan. Gail Allax. Kelly Ann Salter, Brenda Drumheller, Marianne Brown, Albert Knoll and Marci Simms. Lower Cape May Regional High School Shirley Pagodin Post Secondary Cheri Carpenter, Joan Smith, Lisa Bergman, Susan Beasley, Linda Givens and Frank Jenkins.

Cape Basketball

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CAPE MAY Barry Clothes took undisputed possession of first place in the senior division of the Cape May Department of Recreation Basketball league 1st Sunday with a surprisingly easy 85-66 win over previously undefeated National Associates. Barry ’s was lead by the incomparable “WiseMen’, Bill (29 ptsi and Charlie i34) as they combined for 63 points between them. National Associates (3-1) was paced by Bob Jackson with 21 and Duncan Willims with 14 In other games Bonito Motel defeated the Washington Inn 53-50 and ’The Girls'' hung a 49-27 pasting on Vances. Bonito once again was led by Birdie McNeal with 24 points. Butch Jones had 16 in a supporting role Washington Inn was paced by Kyle Anderson's 19 points. Tlx* Girls in a fine defensive effort was spearheaded by Dave McCallion, Jim Leary and Steve Namiotka with 12. 11 *and in points respectively. Steger's <2-0) and Carney's (2-0) met Wednesday night in a battle of the undefeated in the Junior Division of the Department of Recreation Basketball league. Last Wednesday. Steger's pasted an 87-49 1

win over Guarantee Bank, and Carney's defeated Merion Inn 82-58. Steger's was paced by Hick Fcnwictf with 24 and Dan Tanjjtiay's 19. Guarantee Bank without the services of their big man Willie Johnson were no mulch for Steger's. Ken Bulentine picked up the slack with a fine 27 point

effort for Guarantee. ' In the second game of the evening, Carney's was led by Lerch Taylor (24 pts.i, Ron Gaines (24) and Jesse (•'Streak") Johnson with 22. Merion Inn was paced by Lou Washington with 12 points and Tony Fisinachiaro and Claude Wise with lOeach.

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Kiwanis Softball The softball team of the Court House Kiwanis Club defeated the Whitesboro team by a score of 11-6. The game was played at the Martin Luther King Recreation Center 'in

Whitesboro,

Dave May and Donny Rhinesmith led the hitters with each going three for five Joey Trombettan and Richie Rhinesmith had two for five. Big Don Rhinesmith, on the mound for the Big K, held Whitesboro scoreless for five innings but they broke out with five runs in the seventh. Tracy Sinkway made her debut behind the plate for Kiwanis and caught an errorless game. An unkind observer was heard tp say, “She runs better than her Dad." For Whitesboro. Marshall Bethune, AI Jones, Leroy Jones, Mikdi Jackson. Maurice and< Mabry got the hits while

Menz showed a rifle arm at

shortstop

The good-sized Whitesboro crowd had very little to cheer about until the 7th inning, when they . came up with five runs. Johnny Jones on the mound, settled down after a four run. 1st inning to hold the K's scoreless for three innings, but they broke out with three big ones in the seventh to put

the game on ice

A return game at Whitesboro will be played at an early date. "K" now Ifads the series three

games toO.

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FIRST PLACE SINGLES ROWING RAC^ — Avalon Beach Patrol’s John Hoover has the first place winner in tt\at resort’s Gen. E.V.H. Bell Memorial Race held Friday evening. John is a veteran Avalon guard however this singles win was his first, first place victory. Water conditions were favorable for racinJT Friday evening.

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