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Plumbers Take Title

SEA ISLE CITY - The final game of the 1962 Adult Basketball league was.

definitely of -championship caliber!. It was a fine display of tough, ^ com-

CHAMPIGn CAGERS, members of Murphy-Fenimore Plumbing team in Sea Isle City adult basketball program are,«tanding, left. Mark Shannon. Jim RoAano, Commissioner WllliarA VanArtsdalen Jr., Ken Telton and Jim Lingerfield; kneeling, Dan Fenimore, Steve' Hartley, Larry 'Fepimore and Commissioner Alan Gansert. VanArtsdalen presented team with trophies.

News Notes from-

The Wildwoods ' C.V Mathis at large

ONE OF THE BEST received season-extending events in past years was Lou Lambert’s Octoberfest in Wildwood Convention Hall. The good news is that the Munich-inspired festival will be back this year. Lambert is huddling with County Park Commission powers-that-be and will present the Octoberfest jn big, colorful circus tents-at the county park if negotiations are completed. . Locals who fondly recall the appearances of tv'sProffssor Irwin Corey will get a chante to see the comedian as the star of the new movie, Cracked Eggs. Ethnic events will be big bn the 1982 agenda with an Italian carnival, Ukra.iian and Polka Festivals slated for June, July and August at Wildwood Convention Hall. • • • THE CRESTS Bill Esher has been elected for his third term as president of the 4,000-member South Philadelphia High School General Alumni Association. 1982 WILL BE Wildwood’s best convention year in history. During the spring, the.Masons will convene here for ^he first time. Another* * newcomer just pacted are the Rainbow Girls, teenage female unit of the Masonic Lodge. They will convene in Wildwood for the first time, June 25, 26 and 27. Both conclave newcomers formerly met in Atlantic City. The Rkinbow Girls will bring thousands to the. Wildwoods in the week just prior .to July 4 * • • ONE OF THE best known stamp dealers on the Atlantic Seaboard is Michael Lifrieri, of the Crest. Lifrieri is. just back from the New York Coliseum where he had a booth i at fnterplex '82. the International Philatelic Exhibition of American Stamp Dealers Association. AS A Variety correspondent for 28 years, your scribe found that off&pring of the famous usually don’t make it big in show business. Admittedly, the connections open doors for the youngsters but there still must be plenty of talent to succeed. For ex-

petitive basketball Two df Cape Insurance sfirters fouled out .with, plenty of tihie remaining and yet they hung on with a good .defense and clutch shodting. Murphy and Fenirflore Plumbing was .finally able to take the game in hand with about 2;30 left on the clock. The final score Was 84 to 75. KOR THE CHAMPION M & F PJumbing' teatn, cosponsor Larry Fenimore led the way with 21 points. .He was followed by Steve Hartley (18), Jlni Romano (15), and Alan Gansert

(14).

For the league’s runnerup, Gape Insurance, John Larkin (24), Pat Ryder (12), Mike Larkin (11), Chip Steelman (10) and George Jones-(101 were top scorers. At Uie end of the contest Commissioner William Van Artsdalen Jr. awarded the trophies.

Spring Schedule

AVALON - The Recreation Department is rfow into its Spring Schedule Recneatioa'Director Dave Haberle ^a id coaches for soccer and basbbal) coaches for 11 and 12-year-olds are still needed. Their 'season begins the end of April. Anyone who is interested is asked to call the Community Hall at 967-3066

or 967-4168.

Tty vchpdulr follows Monday S-l# am. Slimnastirs. -10 amJ pm .Open to the public, 3 *v*pm Girls Softhall Practice 3rd Gr 4th Gr sixn ups begin March I. M Jo p>n . Afternoon Exercises. S4p m . Weight Lifting, 7-10 p m. Adult

Basketball

Tuesday »-12 a m . Tot Shop -» Fae Program. 12:30-3:30 pm. Senior Citizen leisure, 2nd and 4th Tues . 6 45 7 45 p m . Dance Workout, 7 45-9:13 pm , Frt* Ac tlvtty. 9:15-11 pm. Adult Basket

ball

WEDNESDAY: 9-10 a m . Slim nailica 10 a m -2 p m Open to the Public. 12 30 3 p m . Bowling League’ - Wildwood Lanes. 3:304 p nv. GirU Softball ;-54p nr. Weight Lifting;/74 p m. Roller Skating. 1st and Jr<J Weds. 9-1! pm, Holler Hockey, same. 7:30-10 p m , Square Dance Lessons 2nd and 4th Weds

Sideline Shots« B 4

The

Sport

THE MIDDLE TWP. HIGH . SCHOOL Baseball Team has been practicing . 'outdoors since the first week in March According to new coach John Kaighn, "It is a young team and it is a rebuilding year, but is composed of good'quality players " Kaighn is being assisted by Jack Schwarti, who teaches at the Career

Center

Athletes making up the squad include Richard

will be a benefit fdr- the

Hospital.

Playing for the Faculty will be Chick Ludman, Tom Feraeo. John "Bift Daddy" McVey, Dennis Andersod. Bob Ridgeway, Bob Buessing, BHI Penman, John Sowa and Basil ( ugliari.

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ALL-STAR C.A.L. SELECTIONS

, BOYS

First Te^th

F Bennett. Hammorrton

ample, the kids of Bing Crosby, Sinatra and Dean Martin have never achieved one-tepth of the success

of their parents.

HOWEVER, THERE is one youngster that might be an exception. He is Larry Stuart, son of famed singer Enzlo Stuarti, who owned a quad at Anglesea Beach Colony for many years. Larry, a hotel management graduate of Cornell, has more than casual connections with the Wildwoods.- He* spent several summers here at his father’s quad and was a waiter at Zaberer’s

Anglesea Inn.

HE FIRST SANG as part of a barbershop quartette for Jimmy Kane at Steve "Milky" Lawlor’k Red Garter in Anglesea and at the Mansion Lounge and Bob Binn's Fairview Cafe. Larry’s biggest break came this past week as he was picked for the opening act fdr Phyllis Diller at an Atlantic City casino. Another member of the quartette is achieving a measure of success. He is Jimmy Boyle, long a staffer at Fairview. Boyle has just opened his own barrestaurant, Triples, at Third and Bambridge Sts., Philadelphia. He is getting lots of advice from another Wildwood regular, Jerry Boyle, a manager and lead

StMir Harbor IHqtllrat* BrMzr

March 74

Overall wirtners in the Club chari-

ty game

1 Bill CoanA Jack Warner I ff 2 Louise Kraua k Barb Bartkowiak 1.39 3 Vivian Cameron A MargoGaltland .99 4 Gene Disney & Nancy Crompton 70 5 Sterling Spielman A Jack Warren 40 The public ti-lnvlted to attend the weekly AC0L Bridge game. Wedneidavi. T JO p m.. In the Stone Harbor Flrehouie. Manager Oene Fliher - 3(41421.

Good Shad. Run Seen

TRENTON-Theannual migration of shad into Delaware Bay has begun and it appears that this year's shad and herring run will be another good one for the fishermen. The Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife reports that commercial fishermen have already begun to take shad in the lower Delaware Bay and it is expected the shad will reach Lambertville by April 1. THE DIVISION will once 'again be tagging fish at Lambertville and be offering a silver dollar for every Final 4 CAPE MAY-The Men’s Volleyball League has completed, the quarterfinal round of playoffs and now only four teams re-

main.

Riffraff. Cape Island

center field and pitcher; Tommy Gihorski, third base and relief pitcher; Clayton Palmer, .pitcher and outfielfi;, Vaughan Bossuyt, pitcher and outfield; Steve McKaig, .outfield and pitcher; Harvey Tozfr. first base*. Mike Reardon, second base; Mitch Nicholn and Fabian Kulynych, catcheTs; Dave DeVico, utility infield and

■ Thunday dll . m Td Skop. “ OuUl?ld; Ed Zanf, outfield; “ ~ “ Jeff Tanner, outfield; John

Mayshura, infield; Al Endicott, utility infield and shortstop; Greg Gamble,

outfield

MJKE REARDON IS THE SPARKPLUG of the team and haS a great sense of h'umor. Dave DeVico has .a good bat and.Greg Gam--ble has 0 good glove. ’ According to Coach Kaighn. the team should win a good share of its games..The opening game is with Hammonfbn on Tuesday,*April 6 at home Scrimmages are scheduled against Wildwood Catholic On Tuesday and Wildwood on Thursday at 4 p m at Middle Memorial Field

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TOM TICE. SON OF MR. & MRS. BILL DOUGLASS, won the Regional Wrestling Tournament tom, of Gloucester Community College, Grappled in the 190 Jb class and went on to the Nationals, where he was defeated in the First Round. THE MIDDLE TWP. H.S.-FACULTY Basketball Team is practicing in preparation for the Wildwood faculty game. They will play a team -representing Burdette Tomlin Hospital, 8 p.m Friday. April 2 at the Middle High School Gym. This

Rhinesmith, shortstdp and Farrell, Buena pitcher; Joe DeGiacomo. C Darryl Cooper, Wildwood

I2>l pm.. Open To Public. 4-3:30 p m. Beginners Tumbling; 8:45-7:45 pm. Dance Workout; MO pm, Volley Ball 1 ' < Friday: MO a m . Slimnaattcs; 10:30 am. Bridge-Borough Hall, 10-2 pm . Open to Public; 3J04 L m.GirlsSottball;54p'm .Weight Ring. 7-9p m , Free Activity . Saturday 10 a m 12 noon. Free Activity; sign up* for Tennis Part

nen at Community HaH

Special Events March 27-23, Street Hockey Tournament, mh St . March 27. American Cancer Society TMetbon.- April 10. taster Egg

iSt\P--*-

Miss Avalon M4. April 2

May 30. Kite Contest. June 1JM3, Sports Weekend. June 1920, Horse

Show

G Marv Rackley, Ocean Ci-

ty

G Dave Smith, Middle Twp. Second team F Dawson Spaulding, Middle Twp F Kchrli, St Joseph's C Brown, Middle Twp G.Marline, Sacred Heart, G Douglas. Lower Cape May GIRLS First Team F Epps, Fleasantville F Tarbotion. Wildwood Catholic C Burgess, Pleasantville G Caren Forbes, Middle Twp. G Fortsch. Ocean (Tty Second Team - F Peterson, Ocean City F Carrington, Buena C Gavin, Wildwood Catholic G Shelly Ridgeway. Middle Twp. G Snow. Wildwood. Tourney S

returned tag. This program is esserttial to monitoring the shad population, in. order to insure that the shad fishery maintains its current level. Last year’s shad run. was the best in many years and barring unforeseen circumstances this year's run should also

be excellent.

Again this year the Division will be holding the shad log book program. Persons interested in participating in this program should contact the Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife at P O. Box 88, Rosemont, NJ 08556.'Persons should also write that address for a free copy, of a listing of .Delaware River access sites for shad fishing.

AVALON jS A street hockey tournament is planned April 2, J and 4. weather permitting, on the outdoor rink at loth and Dune Dt\ The double ^elimination tournament will give teams, at least a fwo-game chance. Trophies will be Swarded to the first and second place teams, as well as for the most valuable player in the tournament and one MVP from each team "We would like eight teams that will make our tournament competitive and enjoyable for all involved," commented Rec Director Dave Haberle "We will use National Hockey 1-eague rules with 20 minute running clock periods.

singer with the band at/) Sailing Cruise, Whippoor

‘/ will -

P.T’s. a nitery at Front and

Market Sts.

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SUGAR it AY LEONARD, who brought a company of 40 to Wildwood Convention Hall to film the MCA-TV Golden Gloves series, has informed convention director Earl Ostrander that he will star in a movie remake of Sammy Davis' Broadway show, Golden Boy. .

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LIN CAMPBELL, manager of NJ Transit at Wildwood, anticipates lower gas prices will boom family auto travel to the Wildwoods this season. Whenever gas prices dip, bus travel dwindles. For example, Campbell recalls that last season he had to order only 60 extra buses on Sunday night to handle the exodus of bus patrons. When gas prices were higher, he had to order as many as 110 extras on Sunday nights.

Campground and

Roth's Candyland advanced to semifinals by defeating their first round opponents in best-of-five-

game matches.

RIFFRAFF. BEHIND Rich Ferrente and Brendan Rosenberg, held off Dekelco and Cape Island Sailing Cruise battled back on the front-line strength of John Wilsey. Ernie Troiano and Dave Piacentkie to flip Library III in a close battle of evenly matched ^squads. In other matchups Whippoorwill Campground lashed and tied Breakwater Electric as Stick Farraghrr and Tom Swrnk were unstoppable in sweeping three straight games

15-5, 15-11, 15-9.

Roth's Candyland • sweeten4?d their champion-ship-hopes Ijy shortcircuiting Lighting Dimensions with an electrifying attack fueled by Tom Roth. Norn laBoantv and Stu Cohen 15-3, 15-6, 15-5.

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