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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, March 5,1980

Fishing Tournament Winners Announced

SEA ISLE CITY - Winners have been an nounced in the annual Greater Sea Isle City Fishing Tournament for 1979. Tournament director, Clif Vansant reports some record catches were made m the nearby ocean and bay waters, and that winners are from as far away as Colorado The t our fla merit runs from March through December 'H each year, and prices ire awarded for the largest nsh in each 'if 14 species. No entry fees or advance registration is required Fishermen and women desiring, complete in lormation on the 19HO tournament should write to Mayor's Office, City Hall, Sea Isle City, .VJ.0K243. •Winners for 1979 include ' TAUGTOG Reynold W. Parker of Philadelphia <8 lbs, 5 or); Judy Barry of Littleton. Colorado <8 lbs); Carl

Spreng of Maple Shad* (8 Ibsi. BLUEFISH Joseph Vellellers of Merchantville (21 lbs, 8 07.i; John Halhan of Monroeville (15 lbs , 12 oz. >; Joseph Giordano of Sea Isle Citv (15 lbs. 12oz.)' CROAKER Frank Harr of Sea Isle City (3 lbs)’ Fred Littleton of Racine Wisconsin <2 lbs. 8 ozi. Sam Vansant of Baltimore '2lbs.7ozi; FLOUNDER Ken Fennell of Cherry Hill <10 lbs. to ozi. Charles Lane of Philadelphia <9 lbs, 2 ozi. James C. Bell of Sea Isle City (Ribs, loot); * ' SEA BASS Alfreda Carter of Voorheei ( 5 lbs, 8 oz >. David Wittkop of Penn sauken (fc lbs. f> oz); Robert Mullen of Sea Isle City (5 Ibs.SoZ) STRIPED BASS Norman Rates of Philadelphia <30 lbs, 8 oz). William Mammele of Sea

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Isle City (30 Ibs.Soz); Lois Paynee of Sea Isle City (20 lbs.). WEAKFISH E.C. Mercler of Philadelphia (10 lbs, 12 oz); Edward Rutecki of Cross Keys (9 lbs, 8 oz); John Scherle of Philadelphia (9)bs, 4oz>. BONITA Jim Hopkins of Philadelphia (9 lbs, 4 ozi; Tom Murray of Wallingford 'H lbs, 8 otf); Harry Goldberg of Philadelphia '7lbs, 10oz) KINGFISH Aril Byrne Jr. of Philadelphia « King Mackeral. 10lbs.6oz. •. KINGFISH Norman Vandergriet of Philadelphia < 1 Lb. 7oz) RARE FISH Nell Byrne Jr. of Philadelphia (King Mackeral. 18lbs,6oz). Cape Rec Standings Coed Volleyball To Start The Cape May Department of Public Relations and Recreation will conduct an organizational meeting for the 1980 Coed Volleyball League. 8 p.m.. Thursday. Feb. 28 in the Cape May City Elementary School. For additional information, call 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27 Men’s Volleyball Ocean City’s Library III shocked the favored, firstplace team of Riffraff in Cape May Men’s Volleyball action by nipping them 9-15.17-15.15-2. Jack Costello, Dexter Faupce and Chuck Curtis

provided Library with a devastating serving attack. Jack Wlbey and Rick Ferrante did some excellent bumping and digging to lead an alwaystough Riffraff defense. Axelsson and Johnson hooked Kahn’s Ugly Muggers 15-9. 15-6. 15-7 as Jim Riddle and JerryGriffin paced the victory at the serving line and the net. Mike Murphy. Pete'Vemon and Rucky Vernon teamed for many scores via the set

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Pcc Wee Basketball Model Cleaners has climaxed a fine season by pruning Hillhouse Greenery and Florist 33-30. Jody Webb assaulted the backboards for 23 points and Kendall Davis chipped in six points to power the ’Cleaners’ to first place finish with 8-2 record. David Matthews laid in 12 points and Wayne Walker. Alex Jones and John DeGraw each scored four points to pilot Hillhouse Greenery. Casales relied on agile Mark Shiffbauer’s 22 points and Mike Strawley's 5 points to sink the Atlas Motor Inn 33-8. Steve Johnson and Barry Wise combined for the Atlas’ eight points. Streaking Barry Clothes poured it on in the second overtime to clip Douglas Market in a race-horse style contest 30-27. Richard paced Barry's with 12 points and Joe Lucas countered for Douglas Market by leading all scorers with 16 points. Brian Giancola contributed six markers for Douglas. The top four teams qualified for the postseason playoffs. FINAL STANDINGS Model Cleaners S 2 Barry C'lolhes 6 4 Caaale's ... ,C 4 Hillhouse Greenery li Florist 5 5 Douglas Market .3 7

Street Hockey Axelsson and Johnson survived a close cat! by defeating a fearless Cape May Lumber team 1-0 on a first period goal by William Mendo. John Pirnik played a magnificent game in goal for Cape May Lumber The bruising Dellas Flames, gaining confidence with every game, pummeled the C-View Inn 6-2 Lee Anderson slapped in three goals. Jim MacBride popped in two and Rill ’Stahl garnered one goal for Dellas. After a shakey first period, the CView settled down to play good overall hockey Charlie Hickman scored in the second stanza and Mark Liston ripped one in during the third period. STANDINGS Axelsson and Johnson 7 I Delias 6 2

Volleyball Action Hot Despite Cold CAPE MAY - Ocean Academy educated Regency Motor Inn with 1510. 13-15. 15-5 lesson in offensive volleyball during recent Women's Volleyball play, Gina Scancella, Amy Truman and Jeannette Phillips served and scored with ease for the winners. The Pilot House Shipwrecks sailed to victory over P & K Associates 4-15: 15-9. 15-3 after getting torpedoed in the first game The powerful Cookie Nook II crumbled another opponent. Kona Sports. 159. 15-8. 15-13. Jean Streaker and Sue Barker ccried the burden of victory for the Cookie Nookers The rebounding Bombers of Cape May raided the Mugshots of the Ugly Mug 15-0,154). 15-0 to finish their season on a triumphant note.

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