Herald & Lantern 26 August 81

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CHAMPION TEAM of-Stone Harbor l.ions I.ittlr l^eagur shows off title trophies. Front row. left to right, are Mike Saruca. Michele Oreenwald. Tracy C.reenwald. Pat Leahy and Hjch Mirzayan; middle row. Tim Helmick. John I'ruka. Bob McCreary. F.P. Dailey. Pat McCahan and Paul Mirzayan. Back row. assistant league director John Himes, assistant coach Brad Kckert. manager Matt ■Bastian and leaguo director Bjll Martin. Aces Take Loop Title

Flyers, Cops In Benefit • SEA ISLE CITY - The Philadelphia- Flyers Hockey Team will play a benefit softball game, against the. city's Police Dept, for the local Pee Wee Hockey League. This is the last of the Flyers' summer softball games and they want to end on a winning note but. the police, after two loses, are hungry for a win. All the Flyers will Ik* available for autographs after the game which will be played at Dealy Field. 60th and Central Avenue. Sea Isle City* at 2 p.m. Aug. 29.

THREE 14 FT. Hoble Cats are launched into a rough ^urf Saturday during Avalon's second regatta^of the summer. Some of the 16 ft. class craft are in the distanre. right. It was no place for rank amateurs. .1 Hobie Sailors Take to Rough Seas

STONE HARBOR With a 7-3 record the Aces won the Lions Little League title. buKVere defeated 5 to 0 in Ihe AllStar game. \ Each member of the team received individual’ trophies while the members of the All-Stars also received awards. Four awards were made to outstanding players. Bob McCreary, pitcher for the Aces, received a special award for pitching a perfect game. Also with the Aces. Rich Mirzayan received the Bob Dewey Most Improved Player award. ' t » THE STL' Cl.RICK Sportsmanship Award went to Tim llelmilk and the final* award went to John Pippri for pitching two no-hitters and Boh McCreary \ second award for his perfect game

Frank Klebauer, treasurer of the Lions Club, presented the awards. He also presented gifts of appreciation to the coaching staff of the Panthers. Rich Sposato, the Aces assistant coach Brad Eckard and Wildcats Ed Downs

MOST VALUABLE Player Bob McCreary, who pitched a perfect game in Stone Harbor Lions Little League.. receives award from Lions Club treasurer Frank Kleahauer.

Duo Captures Ne^ Tourney

MAYVILLE - The Invitational Tennis Tournament was won by the doubles combo, of Rich Moulder of Rio Grande and Boh Young of Ocean View They defeated Tony Ferrante and Jack Bowman from Cape May by a score of 6-4 and 6-3.

This tournhment, sport- . sored by Dave Bond, was held- on Aug 15 and 16. followed by a\cocktail party and dinhenat the Bond estate sixteen players participated in the event, among them '■Roy "Bootcry" Smith and Gene "State Farm" Sanders.

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Football signups August 29 VILLAS — Sign-ups-for Lower Township Pee Wee Football team will start at noon Saturday, at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Rd. To be eligible, a youngster must be 9 years old and not 13 years old before September 1 weigh between 65 aqd 95 lbs., and not be beyohd the 81 h grade. Sign-ups for the Lower Township Raiders Football Team will be at the same time and place A-person must weight between 85 and 135 lbs., not be 14 before September 1 and cannot be beyond the 8th grade ANY ADULT interested in coaching or helping to coach football should call the Lower Township Recreation Center at 886-7880 between 9 to 3 Monday thru Friday. Birth certificates must be presented by all participants on the tframs and they be residents of Lower Township Anyone anticipating a problem getting to' the sign-ups is encouraged to call 886J880 or stop at the Recreation Center at earliest- convenience. w

AVALON — On a day when many sailors would have divided to take the day off. over 25 skippers -topk their catamarans through the rough surf in Avalbn's second summer regatta. With 15 to 20 mph gusts kicked up by the far a why winds of tropical storm Dennis in their face, sailors Middle Downs Sugar Bears CAPE MAY - The Middle Township Recreation Department Girls SdftbaH team advanced|o the finalsof the Women’s Softball League by beating the Coast Guard Sugar Bears in an exciting best of three series, two games to one Middle Township and the Coast Guard split the first two games. 14-10 and 10-5. Middle then stormed to an early lead and held on to down the Sugar Bears. 9-4 IN THE championship series, regular season champion Dellas Real Estate prevailed by sweeping the first Mvo games to successfully defend the title they captured last year The Dellas Fillies stormed back from a six-run deficit to nip Middle in the first game, 12-11. They then broke open tlie deciding game with six runs in the fourth inning and coasted home 17-3 Sherry Hickock. Kim Dellas and Elizabeth* Kelly paced the Fillies in

completed the three division Hobie Cat race. Wet and cold, they nevertheless had the satisfaction of knowing they hipl braved the elements and won whether trophy recipients or not SPECIAL commendation was given to lifeguards Rick Bedford. Laurent Gabrieli and Mike McGar-

Ty for their rescue of one boat that headed for a rock piiiWinners included: l« 0 I \ Mik. Trflur.k\ Jim-. »Mnv . it* H I IMW* HtTlifnil maI^ ' Su/uimr HilcliiH'r 2 Hill Writ) nifitr* imHk’fltlfiCH -. i HayTnuqfy. fliati* Srap Mrlrilvrr 1 Mirtuli'l , llii k' ■iiiiiIi- Mary Hrth WttnMi" J , Jim Ilii>lr,m,ili- J.n k Mi Kiiifcli-n III Fl I Jiiniin la-vctnian. malr Kirk Hruhi-ntmi-k. .*’ Kawiiiiml Kalirr. mail- Ka lian! K.iKi-r

Fever Set For/Clinic

AVALON The Chamber of Commerce is. sponsoring a soccer clinit* in conjunction with the Philadelphia Fever soccer team at the 10th St recrea lion field. 3-6 p m today ‘and tomorrow Fever stars Doc Lawson, pave McWilliams and Jim :lj«ughlin along with ier team members will . the clinic. The registraNiWm fee will include a ^T-shirt iy visor . Registra- ' tion will oe held on the days of the clinic at 2:3ft or preregistration can be made at the Chamber Booth, 30th St and Ocean Drive;’ / Registration will lx* limited to the first 100 to sign up Further information can be

obtained by calligg Joe Brophy at 967 3426 Kiwanis 9 COURT HOUSE . The* K iW a nis spun sored baseball team coached by Billy Adams, assisted by Jury Trombetla. were champions of the Bahe Ruth League with a regular ‘season record of 111 and won the first 2 games of the : play-offs Outstanding players were Petnrr. who pitched add played outfield. Mitch Nicnols, catcher,Eddie Spaulding, first base. Keith Man mi. 2nd base. Fausey. 3B, Adams. SS. Ikerias Cox antj Bobby Cant/

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(DOUBLES CREW winhers Ron Kirk.Heft, and John Herron. right, of Ocean City, who look title in SOuth Jersey Lifeguard Championships in Avalon, are congratulated by Andrew* Bednarek, Avalon borough administrator.

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