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Youngest-Ever Marbles Champ

THE irn® < om! a»*mpion» in Cape May po* wilh Mayor Arthur Rlomkveiil who awarded trophim t« from kft; T«l Ferraaif, Sharon Morkk. Robin Hand an Hill Arnold Need a good quality patio door to complete this scene?

WILDWOOD - Si* yellow and bhie marfcteshooting rink* and a grandstand on the beach caught the eye* of thousand* of Boardwalk strollers, who stopped to observe the Mth National •Big Blue Marble" tournament, held recently for the 32nd time on the

beachfront here.

The final day, June 26, held an extra air of excitement as the 12 finalists. 8 boys and 4 girls^nilled about awaiting their shot at the national title. After several moves from the

wet outdoors to the confines of the Wildwood Recreation Hall, two new champions emerged at 9 p.m. THE CHAMPS were Braada Schwartz, 9, of Pottstown, Pa; and Sandy Nesmith, 14, oi Mt. View, W. Va. They were crowned by Wildwood Mayor Guy Muziani who represented fellow Mayors Anthony Catanoso (North Wildwood) and Charles Guhr (Wildwood Crest). Brenda won in a shoot out with Jina Bosilijevac. 14, of

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Pittsburgh; and Sandy outshot Antoine Hayes of Robeson. N.C. THE CHAMPIONS each received a 9600 scholarship, trophy and widespread publicity including interviews on national television. Trophies were also awarded to each semifinalist and to the best sportsman, this winner determined by a vote of all marble shooters in the contest. Brenda was the youngest mibster in Che tourney and has only been shooting for three months. She was

coached by Debi Stanley, 21 of Reading. Pa Debi was the 1973 National Champ. She now coaches young shooters and has produced five out of the six past national champs. Delia Gab Still The Team to Beat CAPE MAY - Dellas improved their record to 40 by shutting nut the tough Pilot House 5-0 in a good defensive game during recent women’s softball

league action.

And Barbara Ann’s soured the Sugar Bears of the Coast Guard Training Center 12-3 with a potent offensive assault.

The Ugly Mug remains in first place after outslugging Burkes 15-3 in Men’S Softball League action. The second-place Coast Guard Bears scored four fifth-inning runs to nip Rick’s of Rio Grande 4-21. Sam Rhodes was the winning pitcher. The Bears made it two straight by igniting Parkway Exxon 11-5. r Grande's swept by the CView 13-6 and Everlon Fabrics 18-3 to stay close in third place Pacing the Evrrlon win, Joe Bimbo and Rick Haas rapped four hits each, and Mike Bent was the winning pitcher. LAWS PRINTING coming on strong of late wrote off National Associates 23-3, and surprised Grandes 4-3. Marty Franco gunned down a runner at home place from right-centerfield in the sixth inning to save the game Everlon Fabrics won a

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