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HONAN THE ROWER repeats his winning ways in Thursday’s competition. Avalon, Ocean City Guards Share Sj Championships

AVALON — In show of disciplined skill, Avalon repeated lajit year’s effort in the South Jersey Lifeguard ChamtfTdnships last Thursday. JWinning first place in twoxpit of the three events and scoring 12 % points — the same scored by Ocean City who shared the championship tie. Avalon’s Ed Flory cap tured the one title that has elude him to this point in the three quarter mile swim. Flory swam a straight course and won first place by 35 seconds. Jim Ronan, repeated his winning ways this year by taking the singles race to make sure Avdlon’s guards were co-champs. THE DOUBLES crew race wgs won by Ocean City's team of Ron Kirk and John Herron. Atlantic City'slteam of Mike and Dean Castellani placed second; Sea Isle City's Bill Riley and Tom McFadden. third with Avalon’s team Dan O’Malley and Pcte^ Soderman placing fourth. In the long swim, Ocean City's Brian Helco placed, second, with Atlantic City’s Mike Mazzone third. IN THE singles race, a dispute errupted when Ocean City's Tom Morrison and Sea Isle’s Mike Lederer collided. After an hour of discussion between

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Compete In Tourney

CAPE MaV —.Sports n' Stuff (also Ricks of Rio Grande) led a parade of City Men's Softball League teams in the. Annual Umpires’ one-pitch Tournament held in Mays landing this past weekend. Ricks, sponsored by Sports n' Stuff, finjgjied fifth out of a field of 32 teams. They defeated Mt

Carmel, ** Pa ‘ 14-4;. Calabrese T^-l and Frank’s 10-8 in extra- innings before bowing vto Brunovs and ’ Brodies. Law^s Printing. League Regulrfh Season Champs, .finished sixth and L & R came in eighth place . Burke. Motor Sales also competed and represented themselves quite well over the weekend.

Laws Cops Honors In Slo Pitch

CAPE MAY - Laws Printing wrapped up’ the regular season Championship in the Men's Slo Pitch Softball League with wins over the Coa'st v Guard Bears 12-7 and Rick’s of Rio Grande 6-5. Joe Kifli laced four hits and Bill Ir-

THE NEW MIAMI Inn cruised by" Coast Guard EECEN 14-7. idiot down Richardson Air Systems 21-7, hurt Bayshore Lounge 6-3 to wind up the week’s

action.

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win clouted a pair^flT ^ched the Women's Softball

El) FLORY, who captured the 3/4-mile swim title in the SJ Championships, earlier this season took the same distance hands down in local competition. officials, Ocean City was not disqualified, but placed third with Wildwood Crest’s Maxi Bilkins placing.second. Murray Wolf, captain of the Avalon B.P. commended his men for their dedication and hard work as he and Ocean City’s Tom Lafferty accepted the championship trotohy and first Annual Clef'e Cannone Award (namedNn memory of the longtime Caffe May Beach Patrol captain who died last year.)

homers to pace the attack on the Coast Guard. . Jefferies avenfeed an earlier loss with a 6-5 come from-behind win over Laws. Joe Tomlin led the way with three hits and Wayne Mdzureck contributed a pair of singles. Jefferies also wasted Avalon Realty with a home„ , run barrage 26-15, Frank Seahrook hit two while Charlie Keeler and Chuck Matthews each belted one. BURKE MOTOR Sales defeated Coast Guard EECEN 11-7, Jefferies 5-3 and the Coast Guard Bears 8-2. Chris D'Ercolc and Dave Stout went 3 for 4, Ron Denny slashed a triple and Doc Babore homered to declaw the "Bears". Grandes cooled off Burkes 8-5 and deep-froze I. & R 15-2. L & R shut out R. C. Eldon 15-0 before dropping a tough decision to Avalon Realty 8-5. Bayshore Lounge cooked Avalon 6-3 and the Qpast Guard Bears 13-7 Max Sofiger went 4 for 4 and Barry Lynch and Roger Tozcr each connected for three hits in the Coast Guard clash. Ricks of Rio Grande held off the Bayshore Lounge 7-5. and Captain Sigs sunk R. C. Eldon .v-t with good

defense.

Rec Team Standings

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.eague regular season with consecutive victories over the Coast Guard Sugar Bears 14-3 and^Middie Township 11-3. Kim Delias paced Dellas with outstanding overall perfor-

mances in both wins

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It’s Listed As A Win

WILDWOOD Local' heavyweight boxer James "Broadax" Broad has a perfect record of 1-0-0 as a professional, but his debut in Atlantic City on August It was scarcely a success, smashing or otherwise. His scheduled opponent, Roger Troupe of Vineland, was grounded in Cleveland by the. air traffic controllers strikq. Al Collins of

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BUT NOT for long. Collins apparently*came to enjoy the shit air and 'the beach, not to fiftht. Just 59 seconds into the fi.rst. round, he went riow,n after . «1 series of left-fyanded probing punches bv Brohd When he up after the mandatory count. Colliris had decided he wanted no more of the proceedings, so referee Jqe Cortez stopped the. fight, .which pqt.s it into the record book as a first round TKO for Broad COLLINS WAS suspend ed on the spot by Homing Commissioner Joe \Vfi Icon, and (tip state Boxing Cdmffojsshtn held up fiis purse ponding a hearing Broad is hark home hoping his next opponent will provide, a IxHIcr opporluni .ty to test Ihe skills which he has boned in winning a U.S Army heavyweight eham pionship and* Ihe C S Olympic Trials championship. .Like the tango, it takes two willing participants to make a fight

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