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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January 2,1980

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court House Wednesday. f)ec 26 the Kivvams Christmas Chris Maskctball Tournament sponsored by the (' M C.M Kmams Club. Kot under way with all eiKht teams ' playing In ttM- first game it was Atlantic c:|ty against Wildwoml (Catholic, second game saw Pleasantville o|)posing oakcresl, in the third garni* the Middle Township Panthers played ihe Absegami Chiefs In the fourth .garni'* Cower Capi* .May Kegional playeil Vmvland ■ Results ol these first four names are as . follows \tlanlic City 77 WildwiKKl < athdlx 2H. for Atlantic « Itv Sheila Uujeh had 22 ,iomts. Rc*« k> Stewart had i«. pomis In the second .•ame Pleasantville lieat «lakerest M> 40 j.isa Myers !i.nl 17 points for IMeasaiitville and .laniee Oorman t:t points lor c lakerest In the third I’.ame • Middle Township Parilhers host .team, opposed Atisegami. the seore was Middle W Alisegami t.l Liune Rudd was high scorer Ion Middle with :w» ’ points and Veronica Tbom|ison had !4 Ouarles scored 12 points for Ah-

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In the last game ol the evening Cape May KKgional opposed Vineland and the* final score of this game* was Vineland ft.Viewer Cape May Rc*gional 44 Sheri llickok of lidwer Cape May „ Regional scoriHl 16 i>oiiuv_ despite silting out most ol the first half with :t per sonat ttnits. reentering the: game* in the fourth i>eriod she was all over the floor, intercepting the ball. M-orirtg and retNiundmg but tier ellortscamea little* (ini

late as Vineland had too big a lead to overcome Tlfc* four winning teams. Atlantic City. Pleasant ville. Middle and Vineland will meet on Thurs Dec 27th in a battle of real good teams. Atlantic CitV will

play Pleasantville at 6:00 p m and Middle will play Vineland at 7 :W)p m The losers in Wednesdays games met Dec 28 in consolation games to determine the third, fourth and fifth place winners

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COURT HOUSE The Middle Township Panthers opened their home season against Camden Vo-Tech recently at Pennsaukeri with an 81-45 victory After a cold firsi half in which they le*d only :tl :t0 The Panthers led by Gee English and Rick Olson broke* the game* wide* open when they scored 27 points to Vo-Techs tf In the Fourth Quarter it was 23-7 Although sjiUreless in the game Drfugy Kulford. Panther Freshman playing on the varsity."was a tower Racquet Club COURT HOUSE Preliminary results of the Whitcbrier Holiday Classic at the Jersey Cape Hacquel Club are* In the Men’s AA Singles: Paul Tendler advanced to the, semi-finals where he will meet his brother Hut Tendler in next Saturday's matches Tom Vivarclli will me*e*t Jim Breech in the other semi-final match In the* mem's A Single*s: l.ou Hornstinc. who euirrowlv d(*fe*ate*d Tony J^ittipaldi in a hard fought three set match, will meet Mike Mullen in the semis lUiy Poling, after a close 75. 7-5 victory over John SeieM. move*ei to the semi finals where* he will faee* Don Reich

ol strength Hauling down rebounels and passing off for assists. Rick Olson led the scoring with 8. 3-6 for 19 points.jGee English had 6. 3-4 for 15. Kevin Jaudon had 6. 1-3, for 13 points Jessie Watkins had 4. 4-6 for 12 points Williams was 4. 0 0 for 8 pennts. Mitch Hand had 2.45 for 8 points. Dawson Spaulding was 2. 0*1. for 4 points and Mark Garcia was 0. 2 2. for 2 points Also playing were* Doug Fulford and Youne Matthews

Classic Starts In the Men's B Singles: Second seed John Bowman moved to the* Saturday n>und of four by defeating Jeff Ewell in three sets. 2-6. 6-3, 7-5- He will face Bob Furey on Saturday In the other semifinals match. Herk Wetherill will play Scotl Smith. In the Mixed Doubles Matches: Geqrge Cade and Peggy Picketts will play Bill and Karen Wetherill for a finals spot. I,ee Jones and Carol Conovan also moved up lo the semis In Men's Doublets action: Tom Dawson and Pat Madden will face Rick Garwood and Stan Rice in the semi-finals in Saturday.

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Well, here goes for a look into the crystal ball for fishing chances in 1980 I must first temper my look into the future with some realistic thoughts. Our angling, in the coming year, will definitely be affected by our fuel supply, and theenstof it. Just as 1979 was affected, I feel that this year will be influenced by how much fuel we Ifave. and how much it cost The first species that .should show here on the Jersey Cape is Boston mackerel, and I wouldn't be surprised if news of a catch beats this column to publication I look for catches of mackerel to be good right through January. Feburary, March, and fwrl of April, I don't expect much in the way of catches of Cod, and I'fn at'a loss to explain why, except for the fact that the water temperature is-stlll high, and they may be passing us way offshore. I look for the big blues to show up in early April, and chase those Bostons away. I don't look for any falling off in the slammer population; in fact I think they will be present this season in even greater quantity. I look for big tiderunner woaKfish to show up about mid-April, but I don't think any amount will be taken until late April when the fellows start trying for Black Drum (the anglers up North of us could upset this theory, because they study the hig weakies movements, and they may try for them in quantity in 19801 1 The big humpbacks will Ik* a little later Ihis year with the first one on hobk and line being taken about April 30th, but they'll hang around longer, and more will be taken, because the weather will he better. The first school of Drum will show way up the Bay around Bug light, and will stay there for quite awhile - then they'll move down the Bay in the vicinity of 14 foot light and the pin-top buoy North of Brandywine light. Flounder will be more plentiful this next season as they are on an upswing in their cycle, and more will be taken in the back sounds as more anglers start to go shorter distances for their fishing pleasure. Offshore in the canyons I look for white and blue marlin to be in good supply, but there will be a decrease in canyon fishing because of costs BIi* fin Tuna should make a comeback, and the first of these school size fish should be taken about the first week in July off near five fathom monster buoy Another species will show well out past the 35 fathom line will be Yellow fin Tuna and Big Eye Tuna there will be even more big fellows taken this year, because now* our fleets are rigging heavy for them I also look for large bull dolphin and lady dolphin to make an appearance out in the deep hole, and I expect some real trophy fish to be taken. One species that is going to surprise this s«Bon is kingfish. I feel they, are going to return in some of their old spots, as the

bottom of their cycle has been reached. The fish of the year could very well be the Croaker, as I look for a return of those good eating fish in a lot better quantity then in 1979 Swordfish are very hard to foresee - there's no doubt that they will be available, but its still hard to predict just how many ,fellows will go out there night fishing in this fuel less economy. About the first of the fall season 1 look for some good catches of Stripers in the ripsandoff the jetties. I believe we ll see more surf fishing in 1980 as more anglers forsake boat fishing in favor of a more inexpensive sport. Don't get me wrong on these bleak outlooks -1 feel our waterways will still be cfowded, but it's my opinion that the fuel shortage and cost will eat away at our motor boat fleet, aixl our party boats. Just as 1979 became the year of the contests, 1980 will surpass it as more and more money contests develop here on our Jersey Cape. I can't say that this is exactly the way I'd like to see it go. but who can buck a trend? Our Jersey Cape llill still be the best place to fish in the next season and I. for one, count myself blessed to be Ifving here. Newer patterns of fishing will develop, with some new strides towards lure fishing for billfish in I98(/. But the old tried and true methods w ill still catch the majority of the fish. I don't see any change in the inshore fishing picture.

Avalon 1 ' Rec Bridge AVALON — Avalon recreational bridge results for Dec. 21 were: 1st Grace Wingert 5950 ; 2nd Louise Clery 5510; 3rd Vacic Meyer 5390.

because of pollution, which is still prevalent in the Bay and the Ocean because of outfall lines But offshore fishing will 6e better ill 1980 I've jusl about run out cf space, so the,, fish I've missed. I ll cover later. lx?! me wish you ;ind yours a 1980 filled vjth good fishing and gi*>d health f l.ast minute news flash - I have spoken lately aboti,' the early sailfish runs off of Florida - John Osborne was telling me in church that olin YYoolson got a sail and a wah(M> on Jules Kevin's boat December 20th.

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