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Four Teams Unbeaten In Softball No less than a half dozen teams have exhibited the type of, power and defeme that chiiM capture the 1980 Cape Mav Men’s Softball Title Kick’s of Rio Grande won for the fifth time without a loss by smothering Everlon Fabrics with a cloud of extra base hits as they range up a 27-2. five inning victory Bob Hutchins.Don Dodson. Dave Adams and Ixm Dwyer combined for fourteen base hits for Rick’s. THE VORACIOUS Coast Guard Bears took their fourth and fifth straight decision by shutting down Parkway Exxon’s pumps 20-5 and disassociating P&K Associates 20-2. .Sammy Rhodes and Bob Pullinger led the asssult or Parkway by driving home five runs apiece. Frank ‘Doctor I’ Ishman clubbed three hits including a three-run homer and drove in four runs to pace the ‘Bears’ over PAR. GRANDE’S BAR kept ‘pouring’ it on behind the hitting of Rick Haas and the pitching of At Ekhorn and Matt'Tomlin to defeat. Parkway Exxon 17-2 and CView Inn 7-5. Parkway Exxon then refueled to throttle Captain Sig’s Seafood 20-9 with the help of Jim Hand's 5 for 5 perfortnance with the bat. Kona Sports kept rolling as well by blltixiog PAR Associates 28-4 and nipping Bayshore Lounge 4-1 as Ralph Sehaeffer provided the punch and Fred Hack the pitch. The Ugly Mug finally surrendered a run enroute to a 10-4 conquest of the CView Inn. Jim Riddle and One Zebrowski sparked the win with key hits during an 8-4 run fifth inning and with their defensive play. EVERLON FABRICS sewed up victory number three to raise their record to 3 and 3 by whitewashing National Associates’ 12.0. Robbie Wilson went 3 for 3 and Julio Ouz notched the win tospark Everlon. Burke Motors Sales waxed the Flim Flam Candles 16-4 with a barrage of four round trippers. Doc Bab ore lead the parade with a pair of homers and Ron Denny and'Pat Clancy followed with their shots. STANDINGS

OVER 1M SEASONS of Successful coaching — between 1928 and 1959 in baseball, basketball, football and track -» is signified in this plaque, recently presented to former Cape May High Coach, and Cape May Klwanian. Stew* Sieger when be was inducted into the South Jersey Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Presenting the award Is former student Ed Campbell, non superintendent of

schools in Ixwer Township.

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CAPE MAY - The city recently sponsored a men’s and women’s team in a New Jersey State Invitational Volleyball Tournament at Morris County Community

College.

The men. seeded In the toughest bracket which eventually spawned the overall champion lost three matches including a pair of overtime losses. The women’s team knocked off every opponent they faced to win their division and

gain a berth In the finals. The women lost only a close final metch to finish second place out of 36 teams from all over New Jersey. The team players were Merc Baumann, Debbie Brett. Debbie Carr. Robin Hand, Sheri Hkkok, Sharon Merkle and lone

Wenrich.

The men included Bud Bowman, John Wlhey, Rick Ferrante. Rill Arnold. Dave Pfasentine and Merc

Baumann.

Lifeguard Test June 7 •

SEA ISLE CITY - Capt. Thomas McCann has announced the annual lifeguard tests will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday. June 7 at the 44th St beach. “Each year we have a few openings in our lifesaving squad," Capt. McCann noted "and through this comprehensive testing program on the seventh, we will be able to select a

few good people for our patrol.” The testing includes swimming, rowing and running. Successful ap^ plicants must also complete further training locally before being assigned. No prior registration required, applicants should be at the beach pfior to the 10:30 a m. starting time to register.

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Nat’l Meet Qualifier Set June 7 COURT HOUSE — The children. Any person who

Middle Township Recreation Department will be sponsoring a ^^ipialifying meet starting 10 ,a.m June 7 at Memorial Field here, for. the Hershey’s National Track and

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to ad boys and girls aged 9 to 15. Not designed for the accomplished track competitor, the meet is to promote participation, enjoyment and physical exercise among all

Putting Safety Into Boating Fun

ERMA — Vacation time course was presented to all at the shore has always seventh grade students.

meant fun on the water for youngsters — fishing, crabbing fend sailing. However, boating can also mean danger for the

inexperienced.

So five years ago. a Boating Safety Course was initiated for students at the Teitelman School here. Under the auspices of the N.J. Marine Police, the

Sgt. James Keeping was in charge and taught the students one hour a day for

four days.

Satisfactory completion resulted in the award of a certificate for the Baric Boatman’s Safety Course from the state Department of Environmental Protection.

has won a varsity track letter or its equivalent or who is a member of a track and field chib is ineligible. EVENT WINNERS from the local contests will ■ compete in a state meet at Trenton State College on

June 28.

Events will include 50, 100, 200, 400 and 800 meter dashes; 4 x 100 meter relay; 1500 meter run; standing jump and softball

throw.

AGE AND SEX groups are broken into three categories: 9,10and 11 year olds; 12 and 13 year olds; and 14 and 15 year okb. Medals will be awarded to the top three winners in each group and sex. Entry forms may be picked up at any Middle Township School Office,, the Whjtesboro Recreation Center, Leroy May Community Center or by calling the Recreation Office, 466-3530. Entry forms should be returned by June 6.