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Wednesday. April 23,1(80

Rummage Sale And More Friday CAPE MAY There will Sponsored by the PTA, it hi' • rummage sale ( In • will include a cake sale, p m April 25 al the live planla. games, food elementary school andbeverage

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Insurance Now No. 1 In Tennis

COURT HOUSE- Going into Tuesday night's Town Team Tennis match. Cape Insurance and Avalon Real folate found themselves deadlocked in first place wilh identical 6-2 records

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the top of the league standings wth Avalon in

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Through the first four matches the two teams stood even with each winning a total of 20 games Hut Cape Insurance's mixed duo of l-ou llorxtine and Mary (Griffith Withstood the pressure and weathered a hard fought B4 win over Avalon's team of Or. Boh Rrrua and Jersey Cape’s own Karen

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Bill Soens got Avalon off to 9 good start when he sqoeked out a 9-8 win over Krnir Yarbouough. I.aura Moss brook responded, however, with an 80 blasting of Avalon's Barbara Kerr. The men's doubles event saW Cape's Bob llelventon and Krnle Yarborough downing Have Kerr and 1 Tony Fittipaldi by an 8-4 count, while in women's doubles Avalon's pair of lafs Campbell and June Mmshrook triumphed 8-4 over Betty Nichols and Caren Forbes.

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Riffraff & Academy Tied at 9-0 CAFE MAY-Riffraff II outvolleyed FLRST to sweep all three games and stay unbeaten and tied for first with Ocean Academy in coed volleyball. Rick Ferrante and Barbara Mericle paced the winning sprint with serving proficiency Toots FIUpairlck played her scurrying defense to aid the FLRST cause Ocean Academy gunned down Allegheny Commuter in mid-iligHt to chock up three more wins. Sue Brett and Dave 'Money' Piacentine served up the Ocean offense. Mike Cullem glided all over the court trying to avoid a crash landing for his crew The (.tiosen Few swept the Jammers 1!»-12.15-9,15-11 in seesaw match which either squad could have taken At the end it was the 'Chosen' who made 'fewer' mistakes that proved costly for the Jammers. John Wilsey and Sherri llickock pummeled the Jammers from the serving line. Mark Baumann. Debbie Proud and Ed Saver forged several key points as they nearly upset the Chosen Few. Breakwater Electric jolted JINS Cellar Dwellars 15-8. 1^6. 12-15 primarily ' with lighting serves from Debbie Proud, lone Wenrlch and Herb Hudson. Krhie Campbell and Kim Robinson rallied their forces to crack Breakwater 15-12 In the latter stages of game three. STANDINGS

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Hiffraffll 9 0 Orvan Academy 9 0 Omen Few fi o llreakwater Electric * * FLRST a 6 JINS "Cellar Dwellan?" 3 9 Jammer* I II* AlleRheny Commuter 0 12 Slo-Pitch For Gals Starting CAPE MAY - The Department of Public Relations and 'Recreation is ready to begin its 1980 Women's Slo-Pitch Softball League in June and it s not too late to get involved. Interested teams may call 884-8411 ext. 20or 27. Players must be 15 years old by June 3 lo be eligible.

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Special Olympics Saturday in Twp. ERMA — The Cape May School on Rt 9 here. The

County Special Olympics Track ana Field Meet will be 10 to 3 April 26 at Lower Cape May Regional High

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