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Sports.

Herald A Lantern 4 November 61

"Come here. Boyd, and take a picture oi thi»*double rainbow,•' yelled Backy Hftlhruner. winding up right over in Ocracoke " . Mucky wan standing on the side porch of the Allan

tic View Hotel in Hatteras when he aaw the phenomenon. < and somebody said, "There’s a pot of Gold over there somewhere." Unknowingly they were

f-INAI. RESULTS of this season's annual fall trip to Ocracoke by the (ape May County-llatteras Anglers: Five red drum; held here by. from left,-Cpt. Thurston Gasklll, John Manganarao, Joe MacGregor arid Boyd Tyler

right, as it turned out for John Manganarao, Joe MacGregor, and I on the annual fall trip of the Cape May County Hatteras Anglfers; but. I'm getting ak. little ahead of my story. WEEK BEFORE last on Friday, John Fisher. Rod Walton, Bill Halbruner, Bucky llalbrnner and Lak£ C'ordner left on the 7:30 ferfy for their ride to the Outer Banks. Then on Saturday ^ . John Manganarao. Andy (frace and I left on the first boat headed in the same direc-* tipn. When we got on the ferry we met, "Hook'* Leconey and Charlie MacDonald who were going down to meet Joe MacGregor fn Buxton (sometimes called Cape Hatteras). ~ . On that same ferry we fiiet Larry Beradelli and his wife from the WMdwoods, who were

heading West for Arizona. On our Journey southward, we met Carl Linger from Wilmington at Twin Towers in Pocomoke, and with Carl 1 following us, our group was complete. When we arrived in Hatteras the whole gang was waiting for us at the Atlantic View. Thdy helped us unpack our trailer and get tucked away in the "bridal suite" where Andy Trace, our Den father, started getting the ■coffee ready. ON SUNDAY when , we got up the wind was blowing NW and Gamaliel Hallance of Hatteras said, as we visited his brother

Wheeler’s Gulf station, "I knew you Jersey boys were cdming, because this'fnorning they started putting up the small craft warning nags." I went to church, and had dinner at Cpt. Ernal Foster’s house, while Andy, Carl, and Luke went over to Ocracoke sightseeing, and John Fisher, Bill, Bucky, and Rod fished the North Beach. They caught one flounder, and one medium sized blue. AT CAPE POINT they were having a drum run which we didn’t know about, and Joe MacGreggor "Hook,” and Charlie

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Gymnastic Instruction For Youth

CAPE MAY - the city’s Depafitment‘''of Civic Affairs/will offer gymnastics instruction for boys and girls 5-18 beginning. Satur-

day, Nov. 14, at the elementary school. Classes will be divided pito two sections grouping 5-11 years old and 12-18

CCC Fencers Cop Medals

years old. The younger group will meet 10 to 11 a.m. each Saturday for 10 weeks, and the older youngsters will follow from

li am. to noon. ,

Shelly Jo Rally, 27, a 1976 right after that, and when graduate of Davis and the smoke cleared away we

were right in the middle of it. "Hook” caught a 25 pound red drum, and Joe got a 15 pound slammer bluer Later on that day Charlie got something big on, and Joe walked it down the beach 200 yards, and landed it, and it turned out to be a 200 Ib.-plue sand

dusky shark.

On Monday everybody spread out to the four winds again, and John Manganarao and I headed for Ocracoke to try to get out on the shoals. We couldn't find any charter boats available, but on the other side of Silver Lake we ran into the well known Ocracoke sounds guide Dave Nagel, arf^l he told us he’d take us out to the big bar in Ocracoke Inlet, and fish with us for puppy drum. This amounted to a totally new fishing experience for John and I. WE DONNED all our , beach gear, and Dave deposited on the leeward side of the big shoal where he’d gotten 34 puppy drum the night before. We walked across* the bar, and started working the south end of the shoal. I got a nice pUppy drum on my first cast, and Dave hooked one

VINELAND - The Cumberland County College Fencing Team ofwnedits 19gl-82 season by winning three medals X)ct. 24 in a Prep .Foil Tournament held in the CCC gym. Rosemarie Martin, a freshman at Cumberland, won the gold medal. She . was undefeated in this, her first fencing tournament. Teammates Virginia Macina and Carmen. Fuentes placed second and. third, respectively. IN THE OPEN Foil

Tournament, Trojan Carmelo Ciro, in his first competition of the season, made the finals. Jim \yallacc was eliminated in the first round. The next home tour-’’ nament will be Saturday when an Open Epee and a Women’s Foil tournament will be held.

Cafi’t Sjee The Light In V’Aill CAPE MAY - Library III dimmed Lighting Dimensions, 15-2, 15-3, 15V) and 15-7 behind the spiking and setting of Mike Moore in Men's Volleyball League action last week Frank Vogel was outstanding with his shotblocking for Lighting Dimensions. Breakwater Electric and Dekelco ! split their four games in a seesaw, serving battle. Herb Judson & Dennis Anderson for Breakwater and Dave Matogiese and Jim McKiiv ney for Dekelco spark& their respective tearty;. Wippoorwjll Cam pground led by ’Sticks’ Farragher battled back to overcome Cape Island Sailing Cruise, 5-15, 15-11, 15-9 and 15-1 inspite of John Wilsey's fine effort. Whippoorwill Campground staked down Breakwater Eledtric, 15-8, 15-8, 15-10 and 15-8 with team captairi Tom Swenk dong the hammering. Riffraff Vfl'malhcd undefeated as§|hey lit Up Lighting Dime&ions for a four-game S\4Pep. Rick Ferante served and set well to pace up the winning effort. „

Elkins' College in Weit Virginia who holds a B.S. degree in Health, and Physical Education will be the city’s gymnastic in strnctor. Miss Rally coached and taught gymnastics at Davis & Elkins College while doing tier undergraduate work. She has also worked as an instructor for the Elaine Powers Figure Salon. Now a -permanent epunty resident, Miss Rally Sorks for the’ GazetteLeader newspaper as their • retail ' adverting manager. Pre-registration is mandatory for anyone interested in taking gymnastics. StudenU may enroll at Convention Hall 9 to 4 Monday thnKEriday between now and November 14. The course, fee per student is $15 for the 10 weeks. For additional information call the Civic Affairs Dept, at 884-8411 ext. 20^r

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each had two good sized spottails, and a memorable fishing trip. I also caught a big wave standing in the knee deep water, which filled my waders but it was worth it — and Dave Nagel is a super beach & shoals guide. The wind got stronger Tuesday, and.everyone just roamed around trying to fish. John Manganarao and I roamed dround Hatteras, and visited Gamaliel Ballance’s new launching ramp, and spent most of the morning with me and Duffy Sch«nke, an old friend who married Scottio Gibson's daughter Shlela and moved to Wisconsin. -Duffy is spending a month in Hatteras at Nettie Gibson's, so a lot of drum scales were on .the floor when we broke up at noon, .then John and I went over to Ocracoke and tried the beach, but pothing was do-

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