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Entries for the 24th annual Cape May County Marlin Tournament are being received, according to Jersey Cape Sportfishing Tournament committee chairman Carl Galiantino

of East Lansdown, Pa The tournament is set for

July IS and 16 with July 17 if weather cancels one or the other of the two scheduled days. Registration will be Monday evening, July 14, at the Create Bay Country Club, with the tournament dinner set for Thursday,

July 17.

IN ANNOUNCING the tournament dates, Galiantino also named the committee for the I960 sports fishing event. Art Henry of Margate is tournament director. The Jersey Cape Sportfishing tournament committee annually sponsors the marlin tournament. Meeting at the Create Bay Country Club recently, the committee voted to allow boats participating in the tournament to remain at sea overnight after the first day of fishing rather than to report back to port. In announcing the rules' change, toifrnament director Henry said the committee felt fuel costs and fuel conservation were factors in allowing those boats which desired to stay offshore to do so without being disqualified. FISHING HOURS for the tournament will remain the same with only those fish hooked between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the actual

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fishing days to be counted for score. He also said the decision to remain at the ocean fishing grounds would be at the discretion

of the skipper of each boat. The Cape May county

tournament is one of the oldest of its kind on the

East Coast and has been recognized a

sportman's fishing event, with the emphasis on the releasing of fish rather than to capture and kill them. Anglers will receive 75 points for all released fish, and will be allotted a point per pound if the fish is brought to port. The point per pound allocation will prevail, however, only if the fish is to be mounted as a trophy. The rules are written to discourage bringing fish to port for

photographic purposes. TOURNAMENT co-dir-

ectors include Henry Peddle of Avalon and Mike Zicarelli of Highlands, N.J. Dr. Carl Filsinger of Merchantville is tournament treasurer Lou Rodia of Cape May Court House is tournament secretary. Other members

of the committee include: James and Nontas

Kontes of Vineland; James Accardi of Ocean City; Wilson Thom of Stone Harbor; Paul Burton Jr. of Stone Harbor; W. Scott Smith of Newtown Square, Pa.; Karl Lukens of Cheltenham, Pa. and Stone Harbor, Stanley Haines of Somers Point; Olin Woolson of Wildwood Crest, and Lou Quillen of

Wynnewood, Pa.

FREEHOLDER Anthony Catanoso of North Wikl-

is honorary tour-

nament chairman. Other honorary committee members are Dr. Irv Sussman of Bridgeton and Stone Harbor and Jules Slevin of Stone Harbor. _

ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE’S baseball team potted ■ 7-13 record this spring. Members included, from left standing: John llnrlburt of Ocean View, Kenneth Mosca^ Rafael Allende, Craig Austin, manager. Jeff Hughes. Middle row: Ken Pustizzl, Scott Baker, George McClain, Dave Giordano, Don Pacentrilli, Michael Kelly, Craig Franks. Front row: Steve Sieger of Cape May, Joe Genovese of Cape May, John Parisi. Mark Benedetto, Martin Petna and Lhtyd Folsom.

Basketball League To Start Soon

STONE HARBOR - Will the lifeguards retain the Men's Basketball League title^t^ey won In a threepoint squeaker last August? They will be one of

eight

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eight teams battling for the 1980 championship In

league competition starting Thursday. July 3. Though several other squads are also returning, it is anticipated that there will be several opening for new teams. Anyone interested in entering their own team should call the 82nd St. Recreation offkce, 368-1210. no later then July

1.

PLAYERS ON a roster should be at least 17 years oM and available through August 15. A captain may sign a maximum of 12 i players. Individuals interested in participating should contact one of the eight captains, whose names will be posted at the 82nd St.

For a registration blank and copies of the tournament rules and regulations, write Marlin Tournament. Box 365. Cape May Court House, NJ.

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