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Wednesday. July 23,1980

TOP SCORERS in the Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July Frisbee Content, Cameron Weston *nd Ray Moretton, show off their first place trophies. They topped all scorers in all age groups.

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Sideline Shots By The OM Sport

Just as Cinderella was to turn into a pumpkin if she stayed out after midnight, so was the Old Sport to be turned into Farmer Bill if he didn't get his colummn written by the deadline. So here goes for this week. The Old Sport has been inspired to take up his pen by two young readers of the column. Farmer Bill sold some fruit to their mother and they particularly enjoyed it (or so they said) because it came from the Old Sport. I HOPE BY this timtyou readers — all five of you — are not too confused to understand that the summer time, when Mother Nature gives out with the vegetables and fruit, tha/)ld Sport transposes "Blue Boy,” his pick-up, into a huckster's Wagon and becomes Farmer Bill — bringing "goodies from the garden” to local residents, dwellers in the campgrounds and summer people in Stone Harbor and Avalon. Thus, he also picks up tidbits of sports news. FIRST, FROM fene Sanders and Mike McLaughlin who manage the softball team sponsored by Jake Wright of the Ugly Mug in Cape May — comes an abundance of softball information. This aggregation of star athletes is probably the best softball team in Cape May Coupty. Besides holding down first place in the County Softball League, they have engaged in several weekend tournaments, traveling to Somerville where they finished second in "C” flight, Mercer County, where they won three games on Saturday, but were defeated twice on Sunday. THEY ALSO conducted a tournament sponsored by Kramer ’ Beverage of Wildwood, in Cape May County. This was called the Ed Miller Memorial 4th Annual Tournament. First prize was a $600 gift certificate, second prize a $300 gift certificate, and third prize a $150 gift certificate. It wound up a tie between Flanagan's Electric of Millville and Harry's Village Mobile Homes of Cardiff when darkness set in preventing the final

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play-off game. THE MVP Award went to Hanaon of Harry's. Sportsmanship Award was earned by the Parkway Exxon Team of Court House managed by HarryBack, advised by Keith Seaman. Credit goes to Ed Zebrowski, Chuck Matthews, Mike McLaughlin and Gene Sanders for the efficient way they conducted the tournament. A BELATED pat on the back goes to Arlene Adens of Middle Township High School for being picked on the All-South Jersey Girls Track Team as a middle distance runner; Debbie Holden of Ocean City as distance runner, and Chris Quinn of Ocean City in the weights received honorable mention. Thanks to Carl Baker, jovial coach of girls track at Middle Township High for this bit of information. CHICK LUDMAN'S Panthers Basketball Team is doing all right in the Linwood Summer Basketball League. At last report they are 4-1 with two games rained out. Their only loss came in a two point double overtime thriller. The games are played on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Linwood AllWars Memorial Park. The Panthers' roster, consists of Frank Brown. Anthony Jaudon. Wayne Bryant. Richard Platt, Darrell Cooper. David

Smith. Joe DtGlacomo. Dawson Spaulding. Cliff Ginyard and Derek Williams. Help in transporting the team Is being furnished by John Conrad. v MIDDLE TOWNSHIP athletes are working in a variety of jobs for' the summer. Andrew Garcia, now of Widener, and Mark Garcia arc Avalon Lifeguard? J.C. Collins pumps gas at

Gilbert’s Exxon in Ocean View; Neal Chase and Grog Stone work for Gregg Arnold’s Middle Township Rec Dept. Art Cannon and Rkk Stoat are in the grass cutting and landscape business. Jimmy Killian is a bus boy waiter at the Couptry House. Chuck Marriner drives the tow truck for Phillips '66 while Mike Marriner works at McDonald's

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