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The Herald and The Lantern

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KTONE HARBOR - The Garden Club will aportsor a bus trip to the Doris Duke Gardens in Somerville.

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FRISBEE THROW was among the events during the countywtde Special Olympics staged last .Saturday at laower Cape May Regional by the Uwer Township Rotary dub. Middle Over Hammonton

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COURT HOUSE - The Panthers hosted to a young and tenacious Hammonton team April 22 with Middle eeking out a 3-2 victory and coming. away respecting Hammonton’s freshmandominated team High winds prevailed but number one singles Orton Hicks had little difficulty with his stecdy hard hitting opponent Orton outmastered his foe with consistent strokes that were penetrating and served to wear down his adversary to a 6-1. 6-2 defeat. LANCE HARRISON failed to tome up a victor and seemed stifled by his opponent. Lance's effort was below par as he fell to a 6-2. 7-5 defeat It was Lance's second loss in five outings. Third singles Wayne Rowe dropped a first set 61. but rallied in the second to - force a tie-breaker.

Wayne fought gamely, but fell 5-3 In the tie breaker for a straight set loss FIRST DOUBLES Eric Stone and Scott Bond fought off a hard-hitting feminine duo to match a 6- 1 4.6-2 win. Scott served well and drove balls crisply to confound the slower afoot girls. Eric scored repeatedly with precision service returns. Second doubles saw team co-captain Milton Walker teaming up with Dennis Township's Doc Blanks and struggling to a 6-3. 7-6 victory. It seemed easy going, but the young Hammonton freshman hit service returns repeatedly pulling Blanks and Walker out of position. In the end it was all Blanks as he Served for the set and used the imposing Walker to command the net play. -Joan Williams

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