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MORE THAN EM lb, of DeUwore Bay dram are dtoplaye# , by onllen Jim Carluiio of Vineland, John Clingamon ol Gelgertown. Pa., Ronald Clerk of Pomeroy, Pa. ami Joe Cooper of Colling. Lake.. Welgb ln wa. al South Jmey Hunting and Fl.blng, Cold Spring. F. 1 — - 3 Chosen Few Snare Title.

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CAPE MAY - The Chosen Few, sparked by the determined play of Bill Lifeguard Tests Set SEA ISLE CITY - It will be 'D' Day June 6 for all new potential lifeguards on the City Beach Patrol, according to an announcement by SICBP Capt. Tom McCann. "We will be holding our annual lifeguard test at 11:30 a.m. on the beach at 44th St ." McCann stated. “There is no preregistration required," McCann said. "Applicants should be at Beach Patrol Headquarters before 11 A M. to fill out the necessary forms. There will be a swimming test given, and successful applicants will be invited to attend the SIC Beach Patrol’s "Rookie School.” This is where we select our lifeguards, McCann said.

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Garrison, John Wilsey. Debbie Brett and Tom Palmer, struck down the favored Eight is Enough contingent in three games tos* 06 to snare the Coed Volleyball title. Bill Arnold and Rick Ferrante paced Eight is Enough the entire match and particularly in the midst of their lone victory. THIRD PLACE was grabbed by the hardserving Beachcombers when they shellshocked Potters Pansies in an earlier match. The female stalwarts of the Beachcombers. Donna Troiano. Toots Fitzpatrick and Charlotte Lamach, were able to push their squad to triumph, overcoming the inegAUude of their male compacts. Potters Pansies of Joe tlalasz nailed down fourth place by virtue of earning a spot in the semifinals. Expansion For Marina COLD SPRING - Permission for dredging and construction to create a boat basin for servicing large pleasure craft has been sought by Cold Spring Marine. Inc., of Cape May, for the site of the existing marina near Ocean Drive in Lower Twp. The plans submitted to the Department of the Army call for maintenance dredging, construction of a travel lift and bulkhead, and placing rip-rap and Rating docks in Cape May

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WITH THE CLOSE OF the baseball season at Middle Twp. High, both the boys and girls finished in fourth place in the CAL. The boys had an 11-7 record and the girls 12-7. Among the leading hitters, Neal Chase was third with an average of 439. Ken Johnson was fourth with 431 and Art Cannon sixth with 404. Jim Pickering was fourteenth with

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Neal Chase was fifth among pitchers with 5-2 record.

Ken Johnson had 4-3 and Art Cannon 2-1.

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IN THE GIRLS LEAGUE, Caren Forbes led the league in homeruns with 4, and RBI with 28. Betsy King was fourth in pitching with an 8-5 record. Middle was eliminated from the State Tournament by Hammonton, while the girls lost out to Sterling Regional.

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BETSY KING had a 10-5 overall record and set a Middle Twp. record of 23 scoreless innings.

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