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Fall Tourney For Chamber COURT HOUSE Thf annual Fall Golf Tour nament will be held by the County Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Oct 14, at the Stone Harbor Golf club Shot. gun start is at 9 a m . and luncheon will follow the round of golf. All players must check in before going on greens^ Extra forms may be picked up at the Chamber office, Stone Fftirbor. Avalon and Wildwood golf Clubs For further information, call Shirley Storms at the Chamber office, 46&-7181

Grandes Playoff Champs

MONTREAL TRIP AWARDED by Philadelphia Flyers Kan Club- is presented to iWrs.' June Collins of South Seaville fey l^»u Damion (right) fan club president, at rerent Flyers-Sea Isle City Police softball game. Ilrlpfng with presentation are Flyers Bob Kelly and Bobby Clarke.

Poker Run

N CAPE MAY The Silver Spokes Motorcycle Club will hold its fifth an nual poker run, sanctioned by the American Mptorcy

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Starting point will be Wand's Mobil station, Ferry and Bayshore Rds.

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CAPE MAY - Grande* captured the 1981 Men’s Softball'League in a grueling fiv*-game playoff series. After battling to aV 7 tie in game one, Kona came out with the more serious attack in game two and cruised to 10-3 triumph. Glen Reagan went 3 for 3. \and Ralph Schaffer and Ed Vuentes contributed 2 hits apiece to pace Kona -Rick Czyzewski rapped out three hits to lead Grandes and Rick Haar, Ken Gallagher and BUI Gerace each laced a pair of safeties. GRANDES TIED the series with a 2-run seventh inning in the the next game to win 4-3. Joe Bimbo had three hits and Denny Olson .went two for three. . Grandes swept the next two contest 8-6 and 7-5 to win in only their,second year as a representative. In the pivotal \gam^ which gave Grandes their

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herie* lead at two games to one, Rfck Czyzewski and Denny Olson sizzled for three hits each. Joe Bimbo and pitcher Albert Eichhorn aided the offense with two base hits. TO WIN THE TITLE Grandes quelled a furious last-inning rally by Kona as Bob Hutchins turned a dramatic third to home double play with the bases loaded to end the serious. Hutchins sparkled at the plate as well with 3 hits, as did Denny Olson and Joe Bimbo. Pounding out 2 hits in the winner's awesome 19-nit attack were George Durante, Rick Haas, Rick

Czytewski and Albert Eichhorn. Ralph Schaffer, Kona’s captain, paced Kona, as he did throughout the playoffs, with 3 hits. Glen Reagan likewise had a fine series for the losers along with Ren McAndrews. GRANDES PREVAILED over theiavored Kona Squad with fefficicnt batwork. As a learn for the championship series they were 57 for 129, good for a team battinfg average of 440. Joe Bimbo (8 for 10), Denny Olson (9-15) and Rick Czyzewski (9-16) exhibited leadership and experience by Igniting their offense game after game.

Seek Aid To Study ‘Fin Rot’

COURT HOUSE’ - Fishermen ,are asked to help marine biologists in studying '.'fin Rot’’, three cases of which were fund in weakfish caught ' in Delaware Bay in May, . ‘‘Fin rot" is a condition in which the skin between the rays recedes and the spines are exposed. Fish rfiay also show ulcerations or sores on'their bodies. Researchers f stress. that these skin conditions do not affect the quality of the fish's flesh, but do feduce

its market value.

WHILE THIS year's occurrence seems tb be an isolated incidence,

biologists at

Marine Fishery 1 Sandy Hook want

identify the cause of the condition. Anyone who lands fish with the condition are asked tonotify the Cooperative Extension Service of the N.J. Marine Advisory Service here, the DEP- Bivalve Office, or

NMFS.

THE ADVISORY service also reports that a few maps on fishing areas in the state have been prepared by Bill Figley 6f the state DEP to use in advising the . federal government about potential impacts of ’ offshore energy development. Unfortunately, there will

National— probably. be only a few

maps available for DEP and extension offices

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