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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Trophy C B”*®* 1 *!, Mordrreor led. by Boyd Tyler, club oecreUry. durtit* annual aprlnn *.lberln« ol Cope M, ' h ‘^."‘oleni l'l" llahlne club. Alio «llb oword* ore Cborle. Glwin Ifoc lorneol weokflobl. rlphl. ond Jock Ooborne. who landed a big Mllflih.

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Thia week hoi been lull of event*, but there etill tan't any nlliorinew. on locaf fi.htnpj'vechecked May County, and while there have been Kattered flounder catchea to the north of ua, there atlll haan t been nnv showing of Boston mackerel. JOE V RODIA of Rodia’s tackle In Rio oreoared.” because they’re coming! I checked-thu out with Lou Radia too, and Lou »by* there.have been mackerel taken off of Ocean City, Md., but it takes some JJretty good guesswork as to just when they 11 arrive off of OU Jve C COu1!d N HAVE SOMEBostana coming up, but it would be more likely that they 11 be here on tlKMOth or nth. There are fellows trying for them, but there haven’t been any good reports Coming back. The Cape May County Hatteraa Anglers held the>r annual soring meeting at the Winchester in Cape May last Thursday night, with a good turnout of 21 member* and guests Joe MacGregor of North Wildwood, was the big prize winner in the club conical with a »'A lb ^chpnnel bass for the club champion’s trophy, and largc*t gab In the surf. Jack Osborne of Court House won ^’“ll**! ™ by boat trophy with a 130 lb. sailfieh, wh c Oisrtft Glenn of North Wildwood took the largest weakflah trop*Swlth a nib. 14 OI tiderunner. ’QUITE A FEW OF THE club members are planning to make the trek down the Outer Banks this spring sometime before Easier. Andy Grace. BUI Hilbmner, John f hhrr and I are planning on about a week before Eaater, and Bob Hertrog is hoping to be able to squeeze the time in and meet us there Will llrndre of Stone Harbor la going back to visit Portsmouth Island with George Kern.^ Nell Mndvay, a new member'►as leaving the.iay after the meeting because he has a house right outside of Hatteras He also plans to be there when the regular group is there Keith Seaman. Bob Ripp. and Troy Hoffman are planning to try Cope Charles later.on in the monUi. P The local club made plans to hold il s annual fall surf fishing tournament in Avalon in cooperation with the Avalon Chamber of Commerce. * I GOT IN TOUCH WITH Josn Roseman this week ana found out that Cpt. David Roseman on the trawler Neptune" Is now off Accalpulco He s caught six sailflsh so far, a blue marlin, and twelve football-size tunas. Phil Tomlin Jr., who went along with Capt. Dave, got himself a Two League Signups Set

sallfiah Uie same day David caUed. . •Now, one event which I can t miss mentioning happened Saturday night over at the Holiday Inn PlamoodBeacb Matthew Carr, of Rio Grande, a Middle Township graduate and former commander of the NJ B O T-C, wss honored by the Navy League, and the membera ot the NJROTC unit for his coming graduaUon from Anna yobs '"the EVENT WAS CHAIRED by Commissioner Wilbur Ostrvender Sr. of Wildwood, and M.yor Guy Muzlani of Wildwood along with Mayor Sam Device of Middle Township presented Matt with plaques. Cmdr. Arthur Cornell and Chief John Ryan ran th e affair because they were instrumental in bringing Matt along in his high school days. Congressman Bill Hughes was the keynote speaker, and the busy Representative made a s^Sal effort to be at this affair. Robert Penketham. asst, supervisory principal of Middle Township high school, filled the crowd of weU-wishers m on Matt’s scholastic background and I congratuLated hirn on behalf of Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Post Matt had his financee Charlene Camp there, and it was a h'capc^May'county can well be proud of this fine young manUnd this outstanding Navy Junior Reserve Officer training Corps which is doing such a fine job here.

VILLAS — Registration for Senior League Baseball and the Lower Township “Tee’’ Ball League have been scheduled at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road here. Senior League Baseball registration will be held beginning at noon, Saturday. THE LEAGUE IS open to yogths between the ages of

13 and 15 who are not 16 before Aug. 1. All youths who played las^ear must sign up again Ui^ear and show proof of age. Anyone interested in coaching Senior League Baseball is asked to please call the Recreation Center at 886-7880. Sign ups for the "Tee" Ball League will be from noon to 4 p.m. Satuniay. This league is open to boys and girls from 7 to 9 years old, "wfio are residents} of Lower Township, they must be 7 years of age before May 1 of this year. Anyone signing up for this league must bring a birth certificate or I other proof of age with them.

Cape Takes Avalon Tourney The Cape May Civic Affairs Boys Basketball .Team recently captured Avalons Seventh and Eighth Grade Tournament. Cape May, in its first game, stunned, Vineland Memorial 43-34, winners of the Cape May Kiwanis Tourney one week later. EGG HARBOR TWP. was the Capers’ next victim, of 57-27, as Brian Jones poured in 24 points and Pat Holden, tournament MVP, tallied 18 points. in the championship i game Cape May squared off against host Avalon Recreation before an exhuberant hometown fcrowd I AFTER CAPE MAY’* big man, Brian Jones (11 points) got into early foul trouble, Pat Holden and Sean Magee carried the load enroute to a hardfought 49-42 victory and with it the championship. Joining Holden on the alltourney team were teammates Brian Jones and Sean Magee along with Avalon's Peter and R.J. Soens.

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