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Herald ic UntCTn 12 Augurt 81

Fishing Contest Set At Park

Twp. Sportsman v Opposes Pine hears

COURT HOUSE - The Second Ahnual County Park Fishing Contest will be held through 3 .p m “Sunday, at the park pond for'youngsters up to and including 13 years of age •/ Four'divisions will com^ pete in the fresh water fishing event with anglers able to acore points for . pii-kefel. prgemouth bass, suhfish and catfish There will be prizes, participatipn citations and entrance badges for the tournament entrants PARK IM It ECTOR Fulgtniti said tlu^ contest will be limited to 50 entries, with the divisions including youngsters up to and ineluding six years old and between seven and 13 years old There will be separate divisions for boys and girls Prizes will be awarded on points per inch for the tyrgemouth bass, pickerel and catfish categories and a point per fish for the sunfish All fish are to he released unless they are to t»e taken home to be eaten. , Fglginiti said Specialprizes will be awarded.

TO HELP RAISE MOISEY for the Park Zoo. there will be a $1 entry fee, but each entrant will receive a free fishing lure with a retail value of $1.50. Prt-registration for the tournament may he com pleted by telephone prior to the contest’date by calling 405-303rbetween9a.m. and 3 p m weekdays .All registrants must sign in between 9 a nr, and 10:30 a m on the oay of the contest. They must be accompanied at that time by a parent or. guardian. Contest rules and-regulations are available at.the county park office. Soccer Can)p CAPE MAY - The weeklong Philadelphia Fever Soccer - Camp conducted here recently drew about 170 Greater Cape May area boys and girls. The camp was sponsored by the city Dept, of Civic Affairs in cooperation with the Lower Cape Mav Regional Board of Education

MEDFORD - The New Jersey Pinelands Commis sion has recommended that the Dept, of Environmental Protection reconsider its proposal to reintroduce black bear4 into the Pinelands. The Commission heard' public testimony Friday on the DEP Division of Fish. Game, and Wildlife proposal which has evoked strong opposition from South Jersey farmers, beekeepers, campground owners — and at least our Cape May County sporlsman. COMMISSIONERS adopted a resolution asking the Division of Fish, Game, and Wildlife to reevaluate the proposal 1)608use of the “economic and safety .concerns expressed by the public." Farmers have expressed fears that the hears may do

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extensive damage to crops and property. Secretary of Agriculture PhUlip Alampi has said he is "unalterably opposed" to the reintroduc-., uon of black bears into the Pinelapds. The bear proposal is supported by somO area sportsmen. Hoover. some sportsmen, njeluding W. Scott McGlknigle, of Fishing Creek, president of the Jersey (Jape- Sport smen’s Association, oppose the plan^ THE CHIEF OF the Division’s Bureau of Wildlife Management, George P Howard, has stated that fears about the bears ate exaggerated. The black bear lived in the Pinelands during the 1800's and disappeared at the turn of the century. No verified sightings of black hears have been confirmed south of Trenton in over 70

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CAPE MAY - Law’s Printers maintained the top spot in the men's softball loop by drubbing New Miami Inn 26-1 and increased their tecord to 24 and. 1. Glenn Penny cook ripped ^ oift four base hits including 'two home-njns to drive across six runSsto pace the Uws production. Hill KenTtedy and Ed Grant coni. tributed foiir'hits apiece JEFFERIES HELD down second pi dee by clobbering three straight opponents Hot hats were the key here.as Ed Zebrowski went, 4 for 4 and pitcher Jerrt Griffin surprised a If in attendance 1 by goingkf three for three as Jefferies waltzed by KichardsoP Air

Systems 31-0.

Captain Sigs and ft.C. Eldon Builders also crumpled under the Jefferies offense by scores of 28-3 and 28-0 respectively. Chuck Matthews led the looting of Captain Sigs by lashing out 5 consecutive hits. Captain Sig’s Seafood recovered to record a pair of upset wins over Avalon Real Estate 4-2 and Grandes Bar 4-3 despite a rasfi of crippling injuries to

their team.

BURKE MOTOR Sales stayed in the race for third place with Kona, Ricks of Rio Grande, Grandes and the Coast Guard Bears by notching three wins in succession. Using timely hitting, they shut out Captain Sigs 5-0, outlasted L & R 11-7 and overpowered R.C.

Eldon 17-1.

The Coast Guard Bears busted archrival Coast Guard EECEN 7-2yrfid handed Kona Sporja the third loss in four/games with a come-from-behind 10-7 gem. Kona also knocked off New Miami Inn 9-1 and Richardson Air

Systems 21-2. RICK S OF RIO Gbande is ridirig'high again after winning its .last three games. Behind Gary Montgomery. David 'Moggie* Adams and Kenny 'Stretch' Rybeck “the .gruesome threesome” rolled over Bayshor«^ounge 12-7. I.nu Dwyer pnihed a 2-hit shutout as Bilk's blasted Richardson Air Systems

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Coast Guard EECEN also fell 15-0 in five innings as Bob Hoskins, Bob Matthews and Dave Adams clouted clutch hits.

IT'S FULL SPEED,ahead for Hoble Cats in annual Stone Harbor race as spectator cheeFs them on. Regatta Winners Named

STONE HARBOR - Nineteen Hobie Cat boat crews thrilled hundredskan the borough beaches in the second annual Hobie Cat boat races. Steve Gronka. Newark, Del., and Dave Petito, 5equesta, Fla., were declared the dver-all team winners. Of the six races in the day- ‘ long event they won four. ’ SECOND WAS the team of Bob Hunter and Debbie

Shaw..who'won the 1st and 6th races. Bill Wetty and Dan Adelberger finished third. Bill Freeman and Mike D’Angelo fourth, and Bob Heber and Robin Clark took fifth. Winners were awarded trophies, and all participants received T-shirts labeled ‘‘Stone Harbor Summer Regatta" on the background of colored sails.

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Volleyball On Beach CAPE MAY - The city will conducRtts 1st Annual Beach voll^ball tournament Saturday and Sunday, if a sufficient number of teams are interested. Tournament divisions for Coed, Women’s and Men's teams are planned, with the top three finishers having the opportunity to earn awards. All tournament participants and spectators will be required to wear beach tags while on the beaches. Interested teams can call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 extension 20 or 27 Registration deadline is tomorrow.

TOP SKlf*PER Steve Gronka, left, first place winner in annual Stone Harbor Hobie Cat Races, is congratulated by runner-up Bud Hunter.

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