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Gloria’s Softball Champs CAPE itfcAY - Powerful and fundatoentaily sound. Gloria's Saloon pounded out :M) hiLs and-20 runs to brush aside the Ralph Shafer's rebuilt Kona Sports Squad. 20-1 to capture the Cape May Recreation Men's Softball Championship < games to I. Glorias sealed Kona's fate with a nine-run second inning highlighted by key hits from Chuck Matthews. Wayne Mazurek, Lou Morey, Rick Haas and Sam Rhodes gigantic home run over the right field fence This marks the second consecutive year Gloria's hal^Successfully defended their crown since resting it away from Kona in the 1977 playoffs. leading up to the final game. Glorias had taken games one and two 15-2and 15-5, respectively before Kona clAwed back to snare the third encounter 8-6.

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BATTER UP! Someday this little slugger might step up to bat at the Vet Stadium, but recently he was happy just being entered in the Avalon Batting Contest. Over 50 youngsters took part in the event held at the Tenth Street Recreation Field recently. The batting contest was held under the auspices of the Avalon Recreation Department. The contest was bnfp'of many on-going summertime even(£hat help youth interest high in competitivebfents. Robbers Extinguish Fire Co. ■ '

Sunday, the Court House Fire Co. filled in for (he absentee Kiwanis Club and played the Robbers, formerly known as Cape May County Phillies, and went down to defeat 6 - 4. The Robbers even loaned the Fore Co. three good (?) players, all to no avail. Drew Albater. who defeated the Sheriffs Dept, fast Sunday, dominated the game and had the batters hitting harmless flies until the last inning. He was also helped by sensational fielding by Terry Poston in the outfield. THE LINE-UP i FIRE CO. Billy Adams, SS; Calvin Back. IB; Dave May 3B;

Kloslerman Graduates AVALON - K R Kloslerman of Avalon has been awarded a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology at Kean College. Kloslerman graduated in August.

Tom Poponak, A.F; Don Richardson, P; Bruce Back. LC; Dan Springer. RC; *Joe Abbott. RF; •Sam Williams. 2B. 'Arthur Tracis. C. ROBBERS Chris Nyehart. 2B; Drew Albater. P; M.D. Young. LF: Willie Green. SS; Curtis Howell. RF; Hector Fernandex, C; Terry Poston. LC; Jimmy King. IB; Charlie Dunmore. 3B; Joe Rizzo. RC. Next week the Kiwanis will bring up their big guns to shoot for the left field fence. And the Fire Co. will be involved in their quest for Fire Co. championship of Cape May County. Good luck to them.

Kiwanis Softball With an awesome display of power, the .Kiwanis softball team won the deciding game of the series with Court House Fire Co. 14-3. Hitting home runs for Kiwanis were Kevin Sherman. Joe Tomlin. Big Don Rhinesmith and John Tomlin. Richie Rhinesmith had four hits. Don Rhinesmith. three. Gil Sinkway. three, and Mike McLaughlin two. For the Fire Co.. Dave May led the hitting with two hits. Walt Turner excelled in the field for the fire company but the million dollar infield of Don Rhinesmith/ Billy Tawpash, Joe Tomlin and Richie Rhinesmith completed two double plays and put up an invincible defense in the field. BOX SCORE Kiwanis 4 I 3 I 2 3 - M Fire Co .o 2on i o 03 BATTERIES Kiwanis — McLaughlin and Jones. Fire Co. — P. Hand and Springer The Fire Co. should encounter less opposition in their quest for the Fire Co. Championship of Cape May County. Hospital Auxiliary Luncheon AVALON - The Slone Harbor-Avalon Branch of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet at noon. September 13, at the Whitebrier Hotel, 20th Street and the Beach, Avalon. Following a Dutch Treat luncheon there will be a business meeting after which Mrs. Robert Conroy, the newly installed president of the County Auxiliary organization, will address the group. The luncheon menu will offer a choice of roast beef or crab quiche. Anyone interested in the function of the auxiliary is invited to attnet, according to Mrs. Rachel Sloan. Branch President.

FIRST HATIOiAL BANK OF SOUTH JERSEY Th® Board 4 of Doctors declared Its Tegular quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share on the capital stock, payable September 2ft. 1979 to shareholders of record September 14,1979. Edward G. Baker, Cashier First National Bank of South Jersey

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SAI’F!! Debbie Alexander «l •! \nchor Instiranee reaches second hast saielv as shortstop. Sherri llickok ol »h«- Hut Restaurant retrieves the ball during (ape May’s Women’s Softball Championship won by the Hut.

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