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In recent Cape May women's volleyball league action C-Vlew Inn upset Ocean Academy, winning the first game lfrl4. Vikki Palchak sparked the victob' w lth consistent hard serves, but the whole team consisting of Debbie Proud Kim Salmons. Sue Baxter. Vkki Woolson and Gina Browning put all their energy into the win y Diane Arnold and Jeannette Phillips then rallied for O.C. to win the following two games 15-5 and 15-4. However. C View escaped with three more wins before the night was over as Kona Sports was forced into numerous mistakes by the tenacious C View Inn The Cookie Nookers remain the top team after sweeping three from Needlers II 15-11. 15-4 and 15-10 Lynda Hawley , and Judy Maxlowe were standouts f<w the Nookers,

while Darlene Axels son and Michele’ Bird volleyed strong for the Needlers STANDINGS W L 1 Cookie Nook » * 2 Oeoon Acodemy •

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Rec Sign-up Postponed CAPK MAY - Proregistration for winter classes won 1 be scheduled January 12 as previously announced by the city Kee Dept The local programs will begin the week ol January 2»> and Pre registration will be conducted in convention hall 9 to 4 January 19-2:1 Kor lurther inlormation call BH4-H4H. ext. 20or 27.

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PHILADELPHIA FLYERS«Ur BIU lUrbfr wit Ike glut of honor at Ur Sri Ilk City Hockey Am. Award! Dinner. Barber premier! trophko to Ike lop playcn In four hockey tenml. Attcrwnnl Commitrloner BID Kehncr pmmtcd Barber wHk a (tilt Irom Ue amcUtion. The annul baieball (tame between Ue Flyer, and Sea Ilk City Police rakea enough money to finance Ue city'* youth Hockey program. ‘Library’ Still Powerhouse

Library III held off the determined Sports N Stuff squad 15-1, 9-15, 16-14 to maintain their first place standing in recent Cape May Men’s Volleyball play. Stick Faragher and George Butler played excellent defense at the net to counter Sports N Stuff’s spikers Scott Merli * and Bill Bezaire. Schramm and I ..Iman snared the decisive third game on the strength of Tom Roth and Brian Kipp serves to defeat muchimproved Dare Realty of Wildwood. Fred Hack, Bill Forrest and Carl Roades proved to be proficient

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servers in the Dare attack. The Avengers swept by DeKelco 15-4. 15-8. 15-9 to continue their surge to the top. Dave Piacentine and John Wilsey controlled the tempo of the match for their squad. MVP Riffraff had •Big 1 Bob Jackson at his unstoppable best as he spiked his teammates by Sports N Stuff 15-3; 14-16,16-14.

STANDINGS: W I, l. library III.. 24 6 2 MVP Sports-hlffraff 24 9 3 Avengm 18 9 4 Sport! N Stuff 22 14 5 Schramm k Hallman 19 14 6 DcKclco 9 27 7 Kramer Bcv 6 21 8 Dare Realty 4 23

CAPE MAY - The city Pee Wee Basketball League drove down the lane for the first - time earlier this month. For the second straight year, the city Recreation Dept, in cooperation with the Greater Cape May business community, is sponsoring six teams for youngsters 8-11 years old. IN THE SEASON’Sinitial action. 1979 Champion Model Cleaners was starched 26-22 by the Hillhouse Greenery and Florists. David Matthews andWayne Walker controlled the backboards and scored 12 and 10 points, respectively', to key the win. Model Cleaners was led by the dynamic duo of Brian Lucas (8 points) andDennis Horn (8). CASALE’S GOT 12 points from backcourt ace Joe Mendo enroute to a 27-22 victory over Barry Clothes.

John DeGraw was high man for Barry’s with ten tallies. The Atlas Motor Inn suffocated the Cape May Kiwanis 28-8 as Brendan Connor drilled in 10 points and David Schenk backed him up with S Joah Goldberg powered the Kiwanis withe. THE JUNIOR Basketball League, also sponsored by the department and local business people, will dribble into action after the holidays. Sponsors- for that league are Sol Needles Agency, Guarantee Bank, Texas Avenue Market. The Lobster House, the Golden Eagle and Tolz Realtors. The Juniors are from 1215 years of age and will play at Lower Cape May Regional High School gym under the supervision of head varsity basketball cbach George Holden.

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COURT HOUSE - Whitebrier, led by the strong performance of both men and women players, blasted Soens and O’Connor 40-19 in Town Team action at Jersey Cape Racquet Club. Ken Ferrante paced Whitebrier to an early 8-0 lead with his victory overK.J. Soens in men’s singles play. The women's singles saw Irene llighbee struggle and come "close-but-not-enough" in bowing 8-6 to Whitebrier's Marion Gorelick. THE WOMEN’S doubles match was an easy victory

for Whitebrier's Carol DeCinque and Helen Libro, as they won 8-2 over Cindy O'Connor and Mary Jane Soens. The men’s doubles was also an easy victory with Wh*itebrier's Ted Ferrante and Henry Gorelick scoring 8-2 over the grandson-grandfather team of Peter and Roger Soens Sr. The evening’s final match saw Soens and O'Connor’s Carol Donovan and Harry O'Connorfighting back with a close match of 9-8 over Martha Turkington and Tony Fittipaldi.

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