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The Herald and The Lantern'd

Wedneiday, September 17,1980

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COUNTY SLO—PITCH Softball Champions, Capo May’s Ugly Mug team includes front row from left: Ed Zebrowski, Gene Sanders, Mike MclJiughlln. John Kanderan, Chuck Matthews, Joe Tomlin; rear: Gene Zebrowski, Jim Panny, John Klebaur, Robert Matthews, Kevin Sherman, Wayne Mazurek, Jerry Griffin, Larry Notch and Jim Riddle.

The Champs

But How Did They Drop One?

CAPE MAY - The big bat of Kevin Sherman and the pitching of Jerry Griffin powered the Ugly Mug softball squad in its three-game sweep for the Mug’s fourth straight county title. The Ugly Mugs were presented with two trophies, one for the regular season title, earned by a 29-1 record. They also won the playoff championship trophy presented by the city dept, of Public Relations and Recreation, the league sponsor. The series tightened after Ugly Mug swamped the Coast Guard Bears 22-9 in the opener.

The Ugly Mug’s stout defense and timely hitting, however, were too much for the Bears in the remaining games, including the 6-5 nail-biter that wrapped up the championship. Sherman’s 10 for 11 heroics at the plate were backed up by Joey Tomlin, Chuck Matthews and Gene Zebrowski with key hits. Griffin was the winning pitcher in all three games. The Bears were paced by the defense of Sammy Rhodes, the pitching of Bill Zeplin and the batting of Frank Ishman.

THE UGLY MUG’S John Kanderan ‘heads’ into third with a successful slide during the Mug’s 6-5 conquest of the Coast Guard Bears to capture the Men’s Softball League championship. 6th Annual Memorial Run Slated

- SEA ISLE CITY - This resort will again be the site of the 6th Annual Firefighter's Memorial Run at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 28, according to Mayor Dominic C. Raffa. The five-mile run is a memorial race held in^, honor of the Philadelphia firefighters who lost their lives/in the Aug. 17, 1975 Gplf Oil Refinery fire. ’’MANY PHILADELPHIA firefighters) have summer homea-oTvacation regularly in Sea Isle City,” Mayor Raflla explained. "Shortly after the tragic fire that took the lives of eight braye men, members of the Philadelphia firefighters wanted to do something to perpetuate their memory and thus the annual memorial run was started." Runners will vie for trophies in six age groups and the first 150 persons finishing the race will receive official t-shirts donated by The Springfield Inn and Busch’s Restaurant. IN ADDITION, there wiU be a one-mile jog for

youngsters and joggers, starting immediately after the five-mile race gets underway. The five-mile course record is presently held by Tom Donnelly who completed the course in 28:15 in

1977.

The run gets underway at 10 a.m. with registration starting at 8:30 a.m. at Kennedy Blvd. and The Promenade. Entry fees are $2 for registration the day Windrift Wins

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of the race and $1 for pre-

registration.

THE RUN IS sponsored by The City of Sea Isle City, Local 22 of The International Association Firefighters, Runaway Athletic Club and Sea Isle City area businessmen. Entry forms are available at City Hall or by writing Mike Naples. 3207 Central Ave., Sea Isle City

06243.

AVALON - Windrift took the Summer Basketball League crown Thursday evening before a packed house at the Community Center, scoring an impressive victory over the Lifeguards 79-64.

Lifeguards led 36-33 at the half but then Windrift went to a man to man pressure defense to turn the game around. WINDRIFT was led by/ former Middle Township graduates Rewl Thompson. Mark Tanner and Lafayette College players Scott Hinelieter, Charlie Nadaff and Mark DeLorenzo. Scott, Charlie and Rewi were high scorers for Windrift.