Thursday. September 13,1979

The Herald And The Lantern

Ocean & Bay Soundings < From Page 4) The water was warm enough, so it didn’t hurt me, but it’s the first time I’ve gone fishing, and wound up with a dip in the water before leaving the dock. I was kind of embarrased talking about it, but it didn’t take long for the word to get out any way, and all week long I’ve had various suggestions about how to step on the gunwales of a boat, and not go overboard. Joe Roop was just getting ready to leave on his boat the "Wow”, and he said his son pointed over to where we were, and said, "Dad, someone just went overboard off that red boat." He didn't know ’til Tuesday that it was me. It’s ironic though, that everyone I told the tale to either told me about how it happened to them, or how they have seen it happen. We did get a good day for fishing, though, and after a bum start, we wound up real good. I believe that every boater should take heed of this story, and be careful around their boat, because its just not as ? 4uch fun fishing all day in oaking wet clothes.

BIG BLUE. Joan Cosgrove, on the left of the big fish, and Capt. Mike Lemon, on the right, pose with the 519 pound Blue Marlin.which won her first prize in the South Jersey Fishing and Hunting Center Blue Marlin Open. It was taken on the boat "Snow Escape.”

In a hard-fought slugging match, the Court House Hornets, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, defeated the Robbers, formerly the County Phillies by a score

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of 17-16 in nine innings. The Hornets got off to a three run lead in the 1st inning, but the Robbers came back in their half to tie it up. Getting 10 runs in the third,

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the Hornets held the lead 15-8 in thd 5th, and went tinto the bottom of the 9th, leading 1.7-13 but with 3 „runs in the 9th to make it

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Mike McLaughlin and Drew Albater, matched up in a mound duel that went right down to the wire. Both pitchers had leaky support in the field but the Hornet’s infield came up with 4 double plays, which saved the game. For the Robbers, Poston made' some spectacular catches intheoutfiekl. But the feature of the game was the awesome power of the Hornets, who clouted 5 home runs, two each by Mike McLaughlin and one by John Tomlin. Tommy Gihorski led in averages with an .800 average for the day, while Richie Rhinsmith chipped in with 4 for 6 for .667, Donny Rhinesmith with .600 and Mike McLaughlin .500. For the Robbers it was Hector Fernandez with .600 Chuck Rizzo with .750, Neylart and Albater with .500 and Willie Green and Howell with .400each. Next week the Robbers will entertain the Farmers .of Conover Farm, who feature 5 Puerto Ricans, Lucas, Hector, Gilbert, Jose and Benny, who are cracherjack ball players. They will also have Johnny Conover and a few ringers. They have been engaged in . a series with Bill’s Sharpening Service and Robinson and Sons Produce of the Villas. The Hornets will return to the County Correctional Center on Sunday, the 23rd. of Sept, with a'chance for the Robbers to get even. Annual Coin Club Shou? WILDWOOD - "CAPE COIN CLUB” will have their 10th Annual Coin Show. Sunday, Sept. 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Wildwood Recreation Center, 243 E. Rio Grande Av'e., Wllflwood, 1st floor. There will be displays. Admission is freeV The public is cordially imited to attend. Z'*

Volleyball / Leagues

CAPE MAY - Public Relations and Recreation will conduct initial meetings of their 19794J0 Men’s and Women's Volleyball leagues Friday, September 14, at Cape may Convention Hall. The men volleyballers will convene from 7 p.m.7:30 p.m. and the women will m^et from 7:30 p.m-.-3 p.m. , The men's and women's competition is scheduled to begin October 9 and 10, respectively. All games are played in the Cape may City Elementary School gymnasium on Lafayette Street. For further information call 884-8411 extension 20 or 27.

Cape Penny Party CAPE MAY - Penny Party — with valuable gifts you can’t afford to miss. Donation $1.00. Monday, Sept. 24,1 p.m. at Victorian Towers Auditorium. Also homemade cakes and beverage will be available.- All proceeds for restoration of * Colonial House by Greater Cape May Historical Society. Avalon Kec Bridge Winners in Avalon Recreational ' Bridge for Sq>t. 7 were: 1st Marian Dunlap, 5,080 ; 2nd Helen Coppock, 4,830 ; 3rd Grace Wingert, 4,770.

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