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the ATHI.ETK COMMITTEE Of the Middle Twp School Board has n*commended the appointment of John

Kaighn to the head baseball coach job.

Kaighn. who has been asst, football coach for PhilTCx- . ...;h 1-vi rnior the baseball reins from Chuck Dougher-

ley. will takeover ty, who resigned

STANDINGS OF THE MIDDLE TWP. Rec Volleyball League as of Jan. 10:

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IN THE ONLY GAME played by the Middle Twp. High School Panther's basketball team, they emerged vic-

torious over I^owier Cape May. 53-41.

DAWSON SPAULDING was-high scoret with help from

Dave Smith and Frank Brown.

With a reocrd of 7-4. new coach Tom Feracco is to be

complimented on the job he*is doing.

With three games lost by only 2 points, .their record

could have been much better. And they beat Pleasantville.

e dut classed them.

Ocean City is the only team to have c

News For Quail Hunters

TRENTON More than 15.000 quail have been stocked throughout the Mate and hunting prospects are expected to remain -giiod to excellent * The New Jersey Division HI Fish. Game and Wildlife is stocking some 12.000 quail in South Jersey THE DIVISION'S Bureau of Wildlife Manage inent said quail hunting has 'lirtm gdbd so tar and they

expect it to remain so for the rest of the season Quail season will close Feb. 6 Hunters are reminded that the ruffed grouse, squirrel, rabbit, jack rabbit. hare, and partridge seasons afio close Peb 6 The’ tvihl'cr bow deer season closed Jan. 16 Final figures on Vi hat promises to Ik* another record-breaking harvest will bo hyailabje next week*

COURT HOUSE - Penn sylvania and New Jersey anglers took most of the prizes in the 46th annual Cape May County Fishing.' tournament, it was announced by Freeholdej'Anthony T. Catanoso. director of the County Department of Public Affairs. Judges for the tournament met earlier this month at the Lodge Restaurant, North Wildwood, to' select the winners in the 30 categories. Winners will be notified by mail and will receive Penn Fishing Rfeel prizes for. their awardwinning fish. WHILE MOST of the winners came from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Freeholder Catanoso said three of the winners came from New York, Ohio and Tennessee, and that a number of other states were represented in the more than 2,000 entries received in the tournament. In all 75 winners were selected by the panel. The rare fish division honors went to Jonathan Botkin, 13, who lives at 503 W. Poplar Ave., West Wildwood. Botkin’s fish, a two-ounce small mouth hog choker, was weighed in at Al and Dan’s Bait and Tackle, North Wildwood. The fish, a member of the sole family, ranges all along the East Coast, but was considered a winner in the rare fish division since it was the first entry of its' kind in the 46-year history of the tournament.

TWO ANGLERS tied for first prize in the bluefish division with 18 3/4 lb. bluefish. Rufus Gaul or Earleville, Md., and Dr. A. Romeo, of Ocean City, entered the prize-winning slammer blues. Increased interest was noted by the judges in the offshore fishing categories More tuna, albacore, king mackerel, bonito, white and blue marlin and wahoo were reported. IN THE KINGFISH (north whiting) division, a mother and son fishing combination took priztes. Helen Guthrie, of 2 Anglesea Ave., North Wildwood, tied for third place with her 1 lb. 6 oz kingfish, and son Leonard of Pershing Ave., Burleigh, had a second place prizewinning l 1 * lb. king. Both fish were caught in Hereford Inlet. First place honors in the kingfish division went to Clarance Turner, of Court House with a 1 lb. 8'2 oz. kingfish The 47th annual County Tournament is already under way. The year-round tournament closes Dec. 31. One of the oldest tournanfents of its kind in the country, the event is sponsored by the County Board of Freeholders. There is no entry fee or advance registration. Anglers compete for fishing tackle prizfes. Fish can be weighed in at more than 80 locations around the county. Fish which exceed a minimum weight allocated to each species earn bronze recognition award pins and

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citations for participating anglers. All entries receive the traditional red fishing

contest entry badge. For 1982 tide table, a list

of weightmasters and a copy of the 1982 contest rules and regulations, writing Fishing Tournament, Box 365, Court House

A list of winners follows: MOi Annul Cap* May Coanly FbhlM Conlnl llftl ReaaH* Albacore (True) yfcfcr-0 07 at Sppncrr Canyon by John Zazmsky of TUckerton ■Nm* 4>o* at Wilmington Canyor by Gavin Taormina oi Morristown 3-M lb 0 or at Wilmington Canyon by Arleon Shcctrr of Churchvill*. Pa Albacore I Falte) 1-9 lbs 0 or in Surf by Chip Brilhaupt of Phlla.

BluJ/l»h

I (tied) IS Iba. 12 oz* at MW McCrie* Shoal by Rufus Gaul of Earleville. Md . IS lbs 12 oz In-Ocean by Dr A. Romeo of Ocean City.

2- is Iba 8 ozs at 2 CM by Bob Maholland of NOrthfield 3- 18 In 4 oi “ ‘ “ ~ *' * * “ *•

4 ozs at 3 FB by Frank Murphlne, Millville

Blue Marlin

I 550 Iba 0 oz. at Wilmington Canyon by Sal Sorace, Springfield, Pa. 464 Iba Ooz at Wilmington Canyon by Reed Flickinger, Cape May 389 Iba 0 ozs at Baltimore Canyon by John Hoppe, Wyomisaing. Pa

Oceanic Bonito

M0 Iba. 0 ozs at AC. Ridgdby Jib Bell. Chester Springs. Pa. • 2-8 Iba 12 ozs al 20 Fathorl Upe by Robert Chmleleskl, Avalon 3 S lbs 7 ozs at Sea Isle Ri^gb by Jim Finnegan. Phila . Pa.

C&mmon Bohlto

1-4 Iba 13 ozs at E. Avalon Shoal byXevtn Fox. S*a Isle City.

Channel Cat

M0 Iba 2 ozs. at Dennlcville LJt by Bernard Hoemltn. Cliffwood

2-91 bs 7 ozs al Denmsvllle LA. by John Jacobus. Laurance Harbor

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3-8 lbs 12 ozs at DennisvitU

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Bobbie Kerezsi of Laura Ace Hfrbor

Dolphin

1- 30 Iba 0 ozs at Washington Canyon by Marshall Benjamin. Ocean Ctiy 2- 13 Iba 5 ozs al Baltimore Canyon by Jim Carle, al Bellmawr

Drum/iih

1- 89 Iba. 0 ozs al Delaware Bay by pave Atkinson. Court House. 2 83 iba 0 ozs at Delaware Bay by Tboihas Jorgensen. Wildwbod Crest 3- 81 Iba o ozs al Delaware Bay by Dave SUfford. Trenlon.

King/ifh.

M lb. 8'i o» at 6 Buoy‘Avalon by Clarance Turner. C<|irt House 2- 1 lb 8 ozs at Hereford Inlet by Len Guthrie. Qourt House. 3- 1 lb 8 ozs in Surf by Walter Zurek. North Wildwood, an I lb 6 ozs al Hereford Inlet by H L Guthrie. North Wildwood King Mackerel . 1- 32 Iba 0 oz. at McCrie Shoal by Jimmy Joe Butler. Drexel Hill. Pa 2- IC Iba 0 oz.. by Robert C Brown. Germantown. Tenn 3- 15 Iba 12 ms.. Ocean, by Dennis Mannion. Mooreslown Large Mouth Bo«» 1- 5 Iba I2.bzs. at Dbnnlsville Lk by Robert George. Pine Hill 2- 5 lbs. 9 ol* at Parkway Pond by Cindy lapalucci. Rio Grande 3- 5 lbs 3 ozs at Johnsdhs Lake by Harold Prlckett, Green Creek /• While Marlin 1- 97 Iba. 0 oz* at Wilmington Canyon by Paul Kuhn, 2 96 lb Dors al Spencer Canyon by‘Larry Deuber, Allantic City. 3 90 lbs 0 ozs.. Ocean by Dr Richard Gross. Berwyn. Pa

- Pollock

22 Iba' 12 ozs Off shore wreck by Harold Alpers. Warminster. Pa

Porgy *

j 2 lbs 4 3/4 ozs at Cope May Point by Ruth A. Lewis. Pittsburgh. Pa 2- 0 Lbs 6 ozs. al Graisy Sound by Lefa Wilson. Phila Pa

Sea Boi*-

1- 5 lbs 14 ozs al Delaware Bay by Evan Wilfony. Phila . Pa 2- 5 Ibs/kozs . Ocean, J»y William B. Hill. W Atco 3- 5 lbs/5 ozs . Cape May. by Jay Parker. Sellersville. Pa ^ Slriped'Bom ' • 1- 35 lbs 0 ozs . in Surf-Cape May by Harry Irrgang Sr . Pr.npecl Park 2- 14 lbs Oozs inSurf-CapeMay by JohnStfrynski. Villas and 14 lbs 0ozs . Surf, by George Weber. Phila Pa 3- 12 lbs! 10 ozs by Thomas J Costa. Wildwoad i

Swordfish

1-182 lbs 8 ozs al Wilmington Canyon by Sieve Colanero. Voorhees 1

2 87 lbs . Ocean, by Jim Kraus. Villas

Taatog

1- 12 lbs 4 ozs ,-Ocean, by Rich Zatavcsky. Philk , Pa 2- 11 lbs 8ozs . Ocean Wreck, by Robert P Mullen. Seaville 3- 11 lbs 4 ozs . Hereford Inlel, Bj*,C. Hildenhrand. Lansdown. Pa Big Eve Tuno * 1 270 lbs Oozs. al Baltimore Canyon by Richard Ferri. West Islip. NY 2-246 lbs o ozs al Wilmington Canyon by Michael Col^pero. Ocean City Blue Fin Tuna 1- 150 lbs 0 ozs al jo Fathom Line by William Bekeshka. Malaga 2- 30 lbs 0 ozk al East l^imp-CM by Mike Ridgley. ColHngdale. Pa 3- 25 lbs 4 ozs . Ocean, by Robert Hant. Akron, Ohio Yellow Fish I 109 lbs 0 ozs al 30 Fathom Line by Keenan Osborne. Court House 2- I0R lbs 0 ozs al 30 Fathom Line by Stanley Langowski. Woodbine 3- 80 lbs. 0 ozs al Canyon by Henry Singer. Heading. Pa

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1-91 lbs Oozs al Baltimore Canyon by Joe Byrne. Toby Farms. Fa.

2- 77 lbs 0 ozs . Ocean, by Ed Barr, Jr. Upper Darby. Pa 3- 75 lbs 0 ozs . Baltimore Canyon, by Richard 1;

d Izzo. Upper Darby. Pa

Wlnfer Flounder

1- 1 lb 2 ozs . Hereford Inlel. by John 8 Gaskill. Court House 2- 1 lb o ozs. Scotch Bonnet, by Andy Anusky. North Wildwood

Fluke

1- 16 lbs II ozs. Ocean, by Ralph J Fairley. Glasshoro 2- 13 lbs l ozs . Delaware Bay. by Edward Abletl. Jr , Williomslown 3- 13 lbs Oozs . Bay. by Bud Fcnnimore. Bellmawr

Weak/lth

MS I ha 3 ozs .'Ocean, by Mark Elliot. Goshen • 2-14 lbs 13 ozs . Brown Shoal, by Sieve Pclrone, Turnorsville 3-14 lbs II ozs . Delaware Bay. by Ray DeVilo. Trenlon Bare Fish (Small Mouth HOg Choker I l-Olb 2 ozs . Ocean, by Jonathan Botkin. W Wildwood

Pickerel

1- 3 lbs 6 ozs . East Creek Pond, by Al Millrnan. Atlantic Cily 2- 3 jbs'2 ozs . bv Thomas Morilz Jr.. Millville % 3- 1 Inn 5 ozs .'Shore, by David Fiedler. Weslvillr *

Spoiled Weakflih

l‘2 lbs 14 ozs. Slone Harbor PI . by Wall Hendee. Slone Harbor

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