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• court ’ Mouse - MicMI# (Jreeiiwaldt, 10, pi ■ Swaintc/n » <»"<* of six youngsters from NeveJersey who will compete for the Northeast Regional Team at the National Etna Is of^eHershey's Na tronal Trach and Field youth ftogram Saturday, Aug 15, at I^idley.FielcTin

Charleston, W.Va. Michelle was selected for the Regional Team after winning the Softball Throw for Girls P-10 at the New Jersey State Finals. Her winning throw.Was 127\6". Sh<i joins 60 other 9 to 14 year-old boys and girls on the Northeast Regional Team.

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25 Cats in Hobie Regatta

AVALON - Failing wind and uncertain weather caused a 24-hour delay in vthe second anhual Hobiecat ^regatta here where a field of 25 cats got under sail Sunday. First place into the 16 ft. class from amohg 17 crafts went*to Kent Gehret and Bob Senst of Philadelphia. Avalon residents. Bill Freeman and Mike DiAngelor placed second and Bill Wetty earned a third. Joyce Ffeidel of Avalon and Mary Higgins of Sea Isle City took fourth while John McKenzie and Don Tohlig of Pa. placed fifth.

Fillies Take Loop Lead

CAPE MAY - The Dellas Agency Fillies whipped Middle Township Recreation 16-9 and the Coast Guard to secure first place in women’s softball. Leading hitters for the winners were Angela

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C<f)URT HOUSE — The tennis courts at the County ■ Park are now available for daily use to the publtt from 8 a.m., according to Park Director Leon Fulginiti. Rates are $4 per hour for singles or doubles court usage. f In announcing the^ennis schedule, FulginUi\aid private tennis instructions

are available from Diane. Arm.ao of Stone Harbor. Armao has competed In both national and ihtemational tennis competition since age ll and has won over 150 titles throughout _her junior tennis caredr. Information and fde schedules for the lessons may be obtained by calling 368-2992.

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WITH ONI.^ONF, 18 ft. craft entered.ojt was no contest for Ken Bbrkland and John Dempsey. The 14 ft. field had seven entrants. Joe May of Avalon took first place followed by Mike McCurdy of Avalon. Third place winner was John Walters of Avalon; Tom Cunningham of Cherry Hill took fourth while Avalon’s Ernie Yarborough claimed fifth. Council President Rachael Slban has announced Another hobie cat regatta for Saturday, Aug. 22 sponsored by the Recreation Dept. Milton Kuhn was regatta coordinator.

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