Wednesday, April Z, 1980

Assumption Assumes Tournament Title

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ERMA - The Kjwanls Clti> 1/ Cape May climaxed Its first Annual Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Classic with a rousing championship game between Cape May and Assumption of Wildwood Crest on March 17 at Lower Cape May Regional High School. Cape May advanced to the finals by outscodng Avalon 56-33 behind the scoring of Brian Jones (X points) and Claude Wise (It points); and by defeating Ventnor 57-41 in the semi-finals with Pat Holden, Brian Jones and Claude wise paving the v'ay with 16, 15 and U points, respectively. Assumption pounded Egg Harbor Township 45-34 to move right Into the finals. Bill Osborne poured in 23 points to pace Assumption and Mike Crabtree collected 24

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tallies for Egg Harbor. In the Championship game Bill Osborne played magnificently on defense and scored 18 points leading Assumption over Cape May 51-50 for the Kiwanls Tournament title. Osborne was also named Tournament Most Valuable Player following the game. Brian Jones hammered in 21 points and Pat Holden garnered 18 markers to ‘ignite Cape May’s lastditch rally in the fourth period. Cape May captured* second place and Ventnor placed third to round out the top three teams. The awards were presented by Kiwanis Youth Activities chairman and tournament committee chairman Greg Giancola to the top three coaches - Matt Tomlin of Assumption. George Holden of Cape May and Mike Dorsey of Ventnor.

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Last week down at Breakwater Ptaza in Fishing Creek, Mario Andretti arrived after flying into the county airport in his Piper Phoenix, and started visiUng the stoTes in his shopping center where he was met by quite a few adults and children who wanted his autographed photos. Jack Salveson and I were tagging along watching as one of Jack’s senior citizen buses went by (they make regular stops at the shopping center). In the latter part of the afternoon, I followed shopping center co-owner John Ckcarone's son John bock to the airport, and along with John and Doug CallaUne, of Northwestern Mutual Life, watched Mario and his pilot take off with their guests to go back to Easton, Pa. The famed race car driver was then leaving from his home in Nazareth, Pa. to go to Long Beach, Calif, for some competitive racing. HOPEFULLY, after that

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Tennis COURT HOUSE - Avalon Real Estate continued its winning wa|rs recently downing a beleagured Whitebrier squad 35-17 in town team tennis action at the Jersey Cape Racquet aub. Avalon dominated the match winning four out of the five

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BUI Soens played aggressive singles in rolling past Whitebriers’ capt. Anthony Zurowskl by an 8-3 count. In womens singles play Avalon's Barbara Kerr hung on to post a hard fought 8-6 win over game Donna Maiurak. Avalon increased its margin of victory during the doubles rounds as its teams of Dr. Bob Renza and Tony Fittipaldi and June Moaabrook - Lola Campbell scored I respective 8-6 and 8-5 I triumphs over Craig Soens • Anthony Zurowskl and Donna Mazurek - Beth

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The Whitebriers lone .victory came in the evening’s final match m .the mother - son pair of I Mary and Craig Soens handled Avalon’s Lyn Smith and Karen WetheriO. The win kept Avalon atop the league standings with a 6-2 record while Whitebrier fell into fifth place with a 2-

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Mario will be able to bring one of his famous racing cars to Cape May County to show to all the local school kids that were in school during this happening. I had a lot of thoughts as I followed Mario around during the day, and as Capt. Bill Foster of Hatteras says: "When I get a thought I get dangerous.” However*, as I gazed over all that has been built in Lower Township. I was worried too because of the inflationary trends our country is following. I thought (to myself and out loud) that if we Americans concentrated on buying nothing but American-made goods, sold by American manufacturers, maybe our country would come through Just as it did in the days of Thomas Jefferson when it was also faced with losing its identity to foreign interests, HISTORY does have a way of repeating, and we must now look out for ourselves rather than accept the poverty that other countries would thrust upon us. Think of it: Am’erica for Americans! Now, as an angler I can, if I’m careful, keep all my gear American-made. My reels could all be manufactured by Penn My fishing rods could be custom made. My line could come from Cortland or Ash way oY Siren. I might have to make some of my lures, but I could still buy Hopkins and Uncle Josh pork rind I’m really serious about this thinking in every line

of endeavor I encounter because I believe that unless we start helping our own businesses with our purcliases. we will soon be controlled by foreign interests. Think about it as you go through your week and you’ll come to realize American made Is stillthr best Nufsed. LAST MINUTE Ne^s Flash: Bob Neely of Rio

Grande was telling me that Mackerel were taken on the Northeast end and were working towards five fathom monster buoy Mel Huffer confirmed this, saying rapt. Wayne Halbruner on the Golden Nugget had gotten 35 boxes there Mel also feels that we will have a terrific drum season- because the wind* have been in the right direction He also reported on a large catch of weakfish off North Carolina with some trout .going 25 pounds Good.news for us again, with these tiderunners headed our way

REWARD $200 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONViaiON OF THOSE WHO VANDALIZED AND DESTROYED PROPERTY ON THE OUTER FISHING TEE OF THE AVALON FISHING CLUB PIER THE WEEKEND OF MARCH 13, 1980. PROPERTY DESTROYED WAS TWO NEW FLOOD LIGHTS AND BRACKETS, BbX OF TRANSFORMERS FOR LIGHTS, STORAGE BOX, AND FISHING BENCH. ANYONE WITH INFORMATION PLEASE NOTIFY AVALON POLICE OR PHONE 9*7-7133.

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