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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, July 23,1980

The Coast Guard Sugar Bear* erased an early deficit and went on to nip State Farm Insurance 9-8 in recent Women's Softball

Bears Win, League action The fast-sailing Pilot* House Shipwrecks rode the home runs of Jan Frayler and Brenda Martin to 13*8

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MOMENTS AFTER croKRing the finish line, first-place finisher Jim Burke walks down his muscle* and adrenaline. For many minute* and stores of runners later, the SJ. Christian Academy-sponsoied race con-

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Academy Race Draws Over 50

S. COLD SPRING - Jim Burke of Egg Harbor Twp. was the overall winner in the 2-mile run. sponsored recently by South Jersey Christian Academy as part of its fund-raising fair at Hidden Valley Ranch herd. Burke was among some 55 runners of various ages who competed. About 60 started the race; 65 had registered. AWARD RIBBONS went to the winners in four male and female age categories. In addition, seven head and wrist bands, donated by MVP Sporting Goods Store, were awarded to the lastplace finishers. S.J. Christian Academy. Boro Tennis Continues After Berardelli Win AVALON - The Recreation Department has announced results to date of the 1960 Tennis Tournament schedule. The first tolimament June 30 thru July 8 was the Women’s Singles between Priscilla Ebert and Carol Berardelli. Ms. Berardelli won 4 to 2. The Women's Doubles are taking place now thru July 22 followed by the Men's Singles, July 28 thru Aug. 5 MEN’S DOUBLES and mixed doubles will be Aug. 11-19 and Aug. 25-Sept. 2. For the younger set, there will be a Junior Tournament (coed) for 12 and under Aug. 6-10; and the Teen Tournament will be Boys ages 13-16, Aug. 13 thru 17 and Girls, ages Idle. Aug. 13 thru 17. ALL GRAND Masters will play as scheduled; this is for men and women 45 and over. Entrants must register at the tennis courts and follow these rules; — .mine* mu»l be made in penon; •mtn« m«at be submitted two days before the tournament you wish to enter — at the Mh Street office: •each player must provide a new can of balls -• the winner of each match keeps the unopened can to be used in the nest match: ‘line lodges and umpire wilt be provided for the finals: *s nine point tiebreaker will be played if a set should be tied at sis games a piece, •each match in each separate tournament U the best of three seta: •more than one match a <tay may be required, but no more than two; •once a match time has been pasted, its unalterable Failure to comply to the time pooled results in default, •the Junior Tournament will be separated into two categories Juniors. 12 and under, and Teens, i j lol«

which recently concluded its ficst year, is based at Tabernacle Methodist Church with classes K thru 6th (with plan* to add a higher grade each year). The academy had over 40 children enrolled this year, representing members of at least a dozen area churches. Open to all faiths, the academy will have an enrollment of at least 80 starting in the fall. Here are the race winners: Male Ages 19 & under — 1. Ward Lincoln (11:45),. Steve irallock, 3. Chuck Malinoski: Ages 20-29 — 1. Jim Burke (10:15). 2. Harry Handlin. 3. Loren Forrest: Ages 30-39 — 1. Donald Wernik (11:15), 2. Wm Dodd. 3. Edward Olwell; Age* 4<W9 — 1. Jack Hailand (13:30), 2. Frank Simonsin, 3. Rbt. Hedley; Female* Ages 19 & under — 1. Jeanne Peckiconis (13.45), 2. Lynn Escher. 3. Kim Kelly; Ages 20-29 — 1. Lynn Koch (14:00), 2. Cookie McDonald. 3. Barbara Peacock; Ages 30-39 — Phyllis Dodd (15:35), 2. Charlotte Newman, 3. Karen Taylor; Ages 40-49 — l Cora Clark (18:50), 2. Couella Jones.

Awarded Contract COLD SPRING - Cape bland Marina on Ocean Hiway here has been awarded a $55,689 U.S Coast Guard contract for the conversion of seven 31 ft. port security boats from 300-M Cummins to GM 6V53engines. Benefit S’ball Game Schednled COURT HOUSE — Phillies II and Murphy’s Mart teams will compete in a benefit softball game for the Muscular Dystrophy Assn. Aug. 3 at Memorial Field here. Tickets for the event are on sale now at jamesway and Murphy’s Mart. Hot dogs and sodas will be sold at the field during the game.