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Farmer Bill Rides . Again Farmer Bill has to print a retraction to his cantaloupe survey. Since this article appeared in The Herald, he has been swamped by Court House people who do eat cantaloupe for breakfast. One of the first to protest was John Ludlam, a Jenny Lind enthusiast, who always eats his cantaloupe in the morning. "You can’t make a general statement like that on the basis of a couple of natives whom you found in the Middle Diner. We sophisticated people have always enjoyed our cantaloupe for breakfast." says Big John. So Farmer Bill apologizes to all who have taken offense to this article. Go ahead and eat your cantaloupe for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even as an evening snack with ice cream (yum yum)! You will not be considered barbarians by this connoisseur of cantaloupe. But remember that Farmer Bill will still have cantaloupes for sale until after Labor Day week-end. Whatever your preference, Jenny Lind, Ambrosia, ; Gold Star, Pride of Wisconsin, Hearts of Gold, Burpee’s Hybrid and a variety called Saticoy. Eat cantaloupes for your health!! THE LOBSTER HOUSE FISH MARKET SEAFOOD Fresh From Our Boats Daily Fisherman’s Wharf

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Soens Wing Tennis Tourney

AVALON - With Mltrants from as far away as California, 13 year old R.J. Soens of Avalon won the boys 16 year old Avalon Tennis Tournament Saturday August 25. In what has to be the youngestVinals ever, R.J. who just turned 13 in July defeated his 11 year old brother Pete, 6-0, M. Pete was also the second place finisher in the Boys 12 yr. old tourneys held earlier in Avalon & Stone Harbor. In the Semi-Finals R.J. defeat^ Dan Bums of Philadelphia, 6-5, & 6-4 and Pete defeated Rob Lawson of St. Helena California 6-2 &G-5.

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Robbers Beat Cops (In Softball)

COURT HOUSE - In One of the most interesting games of the softball season, the Robbers (inmates of the County CorrectiohAl Center? beat the cops (Sheriff’s Dept) in an exhibition played for the benefit of the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Foundation, at the County Correctional Field on Sunday. The line-up: ROBBERS Esposito 3B AlbaterP Riley P Young LF Green SS Abbott RF Poston SF Ferandez C King IB Siano 2B Rizzo CF

COPS BianchinoLF Boykin (Capt) P Butler CF Lonergran SS Shagren2B Wilson C Kubiak IB Quintana SF Grafton 3B Pfeiffer RF The most valuable player of the game was Esposito of the Robbers, who hit a 2 run homer and made some sparkling plays at 3rd base. He is a former softball

player from Phila, who pitched in their windmill style of softball. Capt. Boykin excelled for the Cops although he had a little trouble running the bases. A little humor was injected into the game when one of the Robbers stole the game ball and tried to make off with it. But he was quickly apprehended by thfr Cops and the game was resumed. The Sheriff’s Dept, wore their beautiful blue and while uniforms, but the Robbers were resplendent in brand new scarlet Tshirts, made by Mary-The-T-Shirt-Lady of Mayville. The design on the shirt was the brain-child of one of the inmates. Incidentally, Mary operated a booth at the game, selling the Cops and Robbers T-shirts for the Muscular Dystrophy 'Foundation. They are still available at her shop on Shell Bay Avenue. The game itself was most unusual, because it was a pitcher's battle for 6 innings, between Boykin and Albator, with the score 2-1. An ordinary slo-pitch game has a score of 14-10 etc. But Boykin’s defense let him down in the 8th irihing and the Robbers broke through for 4 runs and put the game on ice. With the change of pitchers in the 9th inning, the Cops capitalized with 3

Last Sunset Parade

CAPE MAY - The last Sunset Parade of the summer will take place Thursday, August 30, on the Parade Field at the U S. Coast Guard Training Center, Cape May. Beginning 15 minutes prior to sunset, this extra-special event features a stirring pass-in-review by the

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runs but the rally fell short of tieing the game. Sheriff Beech Fox went to the bench in this inning to encourage his team, but to

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The game was very efficiently officiated by two members of the 6th District A.S.A. Umpires

Association. Barry Wilke rfnd Gregg Arnold, who donatedmeir services fora good cause. It is planned to make this game an annual event and it should be bigger and better next

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