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The Herald And The Lantern

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WOMEN'S DOUBLES tennis champions Betty Petosa and Jeanne Lazzaro, right, and runnersup Kathy McEnroe and Roseann Bove. left, accept trophies from Stone Harbor's Ass't. Recreation Director William deGrouchy. (Photoby A1 Westhoff)

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COURT HOUSE - In the biggest upset of the season, the Court House Fire Co. beat the Kiwanis Club 14-4. Paul Hand held the Big Five of the Kiwanis Club scoreless for six innings until they broke out with 4 runs in the seventh to avert a shut-out. Some stars were missing from the line-ups of each team. The Fire Company lacked Joe Trombetta and Tom Poponak, while Big Don Rhinesmith, the big hitter for Kiwanis was sidelined with a sprained wrist. For the Fire Co. Dave may led the hitters with 4

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for 5 for an 800 average. Tom Simpson was 3 for 3 while in the game, but unfortunately he was called out on an ambulance call and missed the last two times at bat. Paul Hand had 3 for 5 for a 600 average, including a home run and Walt Tumier batter 400 with a homer. Bruce Back chipped in with 2 for 4 and a 400 average. For KiwahU Danny Daniels had 2 for 4 for 500

along with Ritchie Rhinesmith also 2 for 4, and Kenny Carrin hit a homer for Kiwanis. i A retun game will be played next Sunday at Boyd St. complex and Kiwanis hopes to have it’s best pitcher Big Big Bill Reasner on hand for this game. And with Big Don Rhinesmith able to swing his big bat, Kiwanis is confedent of evening the series.

CAPE MAY

Associates defeated the Fillies 4-3 in the final game of their three-game series to gamer third place in the Cape May Recreation Women's Softball League. The winning blow came off 'lhe' bat of Robin McGinnis in the bottom of the Seventh inning to cap a two-out, two-run rally. This was the second • triumph in a row for P & K after the Fillies had taken

Jack's Place Wins Title AVALON — Excitement and emotions ran high last. week as the Men’s Basketball League held its championship match. The,teams in the final games were Jack's Place and Bock Raiders. Jack's Place won the championship title by a score of 55 to 43. Btth teams were victorious in the recent playoffs which matched Jack’s Place against Barber’s Nursery (Score of -The game was 57-55), and Bocks Raiders against Leahy Realty (Scort^of that game was 62-56). Jay Gabauer was the high scorer of the game with 14 points, followed by Craig Soens with 12 pointe. Soens scored 31 points in the playoff games against Barber's. All teams played their games at the Avalon Community Hall and were under th€ supervision of the Avalon Recreation Department, Doug Macauley Summer Recreation Director.

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