Wednesday, April 23,1980

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TTic Herald and The Lantern

Right now, .as you’re reading this, I’ll be trying to catch a channel bass, either from the surf or from Capt Bill Foster's Albqtraer U. Only the end oHbe week will tell the tale of this week's Hatteras trip — every year is different. Andy Grace of Court House. Bill llalbruner of Villas, and Carl Unger ot Wilmington. Del., and I left

Saturday on the 7:30 ferry Joe MacGregor of North Wildwood, Frank lllnellne of Cape May. and Charlie Canti of Green Creek are coming in on Sunday I’ll bring you results next week on the Cape May Co - Hatteras anglers’ annual spring trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. IN THE MEANTIME. I’ve got some more fishing

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news on our Jersey Cape I called Capt^ > ‘HI" Thompson (April 10). and.he told me that he had a party out today on the Big Jim II Southeast of FA buoy, and even though there were only five anglers aboard they all had approximately 20 Boston mackerel apiece. “Hi:LAai(T there was a big ground swell, and it made staying on the fish difficult The day before, in spite of the rough weather, the Big Jim II had a good catch at McCries shoal Jack Osborne called and said he was going out after those Bostons. If the water temperature rises above the 42 degree that it s been these last two days, they should cAtch plenty of, mackerel . NOW. ON TO the Bay scene. "Randy" Laudeman has been taking a lot of shad in his nets and today he came back with a 10pound weakfish — most of the netters have been picking up weakfish in small quantities and that’s good news for our upcoming tiderunner season Our Jersey Cape is going to have several drum contests this year; Notable among them is the Lower Township Optimist Club contest on May 24, run by Jim Wallace of Cape May and assisted by Joe Kodia of Rio Grande. I’ll have more on pri7.es and fees

later

Next will be the Delaware Bay Drum Fish Derby put on by the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce which will run from May 4 to June 7 and co-chaifed by Robert Conroy Jr. and myself this year. In 1980 there is going to be a little change in the

contest.

THERE WILL W five weekly prizes of trophies only plus two grand champions trophies. The registration fee will be $1 which will entitle the registrant to a contest button and an entrylilank Winners will be announced the Friday after each contest week ends. Prize winners will also be awarded a dinner/or two at the awards banquet, which will be held two weeks after

the contest ends.

Then, there’s our own Cape May County fishing contest which runs all year Registration is free and citation awards are given for all species which reach minimum weight A county certificate is also issued for

c^sL any citation fish. This < ^ K ^ contest is run by Ixiu Kodia

under the direction of Freeholder Anthony Catanoxo Contest brochures will soon be available at all tackle shop and local business offices.

ONE LAST ITEM I wrote a column on the Olympics and I’ve received a reply from Helen Dubuar, 123 Arbor Rd. that goes like this. “This refers to your Feb. 27 column saying, The one big let-down was that of Tye and Randy. So far, that has been the only flaw In the near perfect thow. "We all sympathize with Tye and his partner, but we are shamed by this disgrace — (Psalm 35:26: Let them be ashamed who rejoice at my hurt) — Arc not the Olympic Medals tarnished by the possibility that some might have gone fbut didn’t I to Taiwanese? “For when the South Koreans were shunted out of the formal ping pong contests, they performed separately and experts judged them superior point

by point. "These gentle Taiwanese came to the Olympics prepared and eager They endured the insults and departed. In the hearts of all righteous people they are the thoroughbred and heroic ones. "Long live, the noble Taiwanese who in our hearts wear the laurel crowns of dignity, victory and glory!" » ANSWER: YES. Helen. | agree that this was a tarnished spectacle, but let’s put the blame where it belongs: The Olympic committee, in my opinion, was narrow minded and should have let them compete. This is the same committee that would send our athletes to the Moscow summer games in spite of President Carter s proclamation. They seem to have no regard for the safety of our boys here either Could it be that they are unpatriotic and narrow minded as well? Bird Tours Due CAPE MAY POINT - Guided spring birding Inure begin 8:30 a m May 3-10 at Ihe Slate Park here sponsored by the NJ Audubon Society.

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Library In Stunning V’bail Win CAPE MAY - Library III of Ocean City broke the stranglehold Riffraff has , bad on Cape May’s Men’s Volleyball League the past four years by defeating them three games to one in the best of five championship Riffraff, determined as always, stormed to a first game triumph with great net play from Rill Arnold. Jobs Wilsev and Bud Bowman and appeared to be.on their way to another league title Library, accustomed to.* their own ktha>gic starts, regrouped quickly behind Alan Thomq*; Mike Castello and super-spiker Steve FaraKher. With pressure serving, pinpoint setting and a blanket-like defense Library, dethroned Riffraff by snaring the next three games. In the consolation match, the dcfens£-.m i nded Stumblers II upset highly touted PAK Associates IS-12.15-4 to grafcfthird place With David Piacenlinr and ScAtt lllllrr spiking

and blocking and Tom Roth and Joe Halani serving and setting, the Stumblers found the perfect chemistry necessary to counter P & K’i every move Dave Matageise and Dennis Kelly played key roles for PAK in both games

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