Wednesday, Ftbniiiry 25, U8I

Hie Herald and The Lantern

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Eagles Soars, Plummets In 2 Outings

CAPE MAY - The Golden Eagle soared Jo victory against Guarantee Bank 68-«6 and fluttered to the ground in defearat the hands of Sol Needles Agency 66-52 in recent Recreation Junior Basketball League action. Claude Wise scored 22 points and Bill Monaghan tallied 20 in the Eagles narrow win over Guarantee. JOHN RICHARDSON flashed up and down the court for 33 points leading Sol Needles to victory. Guarantee Bank was ‘closed out* for the second week running, 59-53, by the opportunistic Lobster House, led by ,Nick Castellano (22 points). Brian ‘Blgfoot’ Jones countered for Guarantee Bann 'by depositing 20 points. TOLZ REALTORS further proved the balanced league theory by upending Lobster House 48-45 in ■

roller coaster type contest. Bob Benner scored the final 6 Tolz points to complete their second-half comeback. Bonner took game scoring honors with 30 while Nick Castellano paced Lobster House with 16 points. Texas Avenue Market split a pair of well-played games by selling out Tolz Realtors 53-38 before being nipped at thp wire 7(^68 by Sol Needles Agehcy. Pat Holden and Anthony Lugo teamed up to bank in 17 points apiece to lead Texas Market past Tolz. In defeat they were beaten by Sol Needles Mr. Inside — Sean Magee (23 points) and Mr. Outside — John Richardson (20 points).

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THE WEATHER THIS PAST WEEK has been bordering on spring instead qfjhe end of February wintry cold that we have become used to in other years. In fact, as I traveled around the docks I could detect an atmosphere of things coming alive, and more and more people saying, "Well, it won’t be long now till we can start gettihg the boat ready for fishing." I ran into "BeUy” Weber. Capt. Dick Weber’* wife, in North Cape May, and she told me the whole gang at South Jersey Fishing & Hunting Center are going to man an exhibit in Suffem, N.Y. at the show which they are calling the Super Bowl of fishing exhibitions. There are supposed to be over 200 exhibitors at the show which will last for seven days. DICK SEYMOUR OF COURT HOUSE was telling me that he attended the sports show in Harrisburg, and that it was jammed with sportsmen who were very interested in all the new products that are being made for our sport of angling. South Jersey Fishing & Hunting Center represented our Jersey Cape there too; and they said the show was very successful. Every year at this stage of the game I get a lot of requests from fellows who are just getting started in fishing to provide information on good fishing spots, boat launching areas, and choices' of tackle. Well, I just got in the mail yesterday the 5th annual edition of “Fishing in New Jersey." It contains 35 salt water fishing maps. — 17 fresh water fishing maps, numerous "where and when" articles, and 20 How-to techniques. It’s published by a firm called Fishing in Maryland, Inc. The magazine costs $4.95, and you can get your copy by sending for it at P.O. Box 20l Phoenix, Md 21131. You might also pick this up at your local tackle shop. Its loaded with information, and would really be of use if you're starting out in angling. I PROMISED TO KEEP YOU informed about any new fishing contests that surfaced, and the latent one I’ve heard about is the Delaware Bay Drumfish Derby put on » by the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce. This is the sixth annual contest sponsored by the local Chamber, and this year the co-chairman are Jim Brinson and Bill Thomas. They are planning to hold a six-week contest throughouyjje best weeks for Black Drum. There wuFbe a prize each week, a grand prize at the end, and an awards banquet. Numbered buttons will be issued to contestants, and press releases will be given out each week on the biggest drum taken in that period of time. You’ll be able to enter through your local tackle shop, and any worthy catches will be entered in the Gape May County Fishing Contest al«o. This has been a very popular contest over the years, ahd I’ll try to bring you more information about it as time goes on. I SEE A LOT OF THINGS happening here on the Jersey Cape from many angles. I'm not sure just where a lot of projects art going to wind up in light of President’s Reagan's speech last week, so I think I’ll withold any comment on them until the economy is a little more stable — and until I get more knowledge of them.

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PLEASANTVILLfc - The Seaboard Sidecars will sponsor their second showing of antique and vintage motorcycles this weekend at the Shore Mall here. Awards will go to cyclers with the oldest machines and those brought the longest distance. Included in the public showing will

be some 25 examples of antique class (1919 and earlier), post antique, post war and power cycles — reportes Richard MacCarsey Jr. of North Cape May, a member of Sidecars, the Seaboard chapter of the Antique Motorcyle Club of America.

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TRENTON - The state Fish and Game Council has set the tentative opening dates for the New Jersey fall hunting seasons. The opening dates proposed are Sept. 26 for the fall bow season for deer, Nov. 7 for the regular six-day season for deer,, according to the Division of Fiah, Game, and Wildlife. DIVISION DIRECTOR

Russell A Cookingham said today announcement of the tentative opening dates should help hunters plan ahead for their vacations. The proposed fall seasons are as follows; Fall bo* deer. Sept 26 to Nov. 6, Fall small game. Nov. 7 to Dec. 5 and Six-day deer. Dec. 7 to Dec. 12. COOKINGHAM POINTED out that final aqf proval of the fall opening dates, as well as other hunting regulations, is expected following a public hearing to be set in June The division will then publish a summary of (he hufiting regulations, as well as a deer guide that will give information about the deer regulations.

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