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MIDDLE TWP. LADY PANTHERS scored 13 runs in the first inning and beat Wildwood. 16m, in softball. Sue Steenland had four for four with five runs batted in. Caren Forbes was four for four with two doubles and three runs batted in. Pitcher Betsy King ran her record to 12-2 while the team is now 12-2. The Lady Panthers are determined to win the CAL as a present for Coach Art Tuel.

The Gentlemen Panters defeated the Wildwood Warriors, 9-3. as they made 11 hits and stole eight bases. Rich Rhinesmith hit a two run homer and struck out six batters. Jeff Tanner stole three bases. Al Endicott had a triple. Middle is now 6-6-1 overall and 6-5-1 in the league.

MIDDLE TWP. MARCHING BAND brought home another trophy from the Kentucky Derby Festival, placing second runner-up for out-of-state bands. Congratulations to Director Dick Ludwig and his cohorts. • • • JOHN RICHARDSON OF TEMPLE \ilbn. the javelin throw with a toss of over 200 feet in the Temble Relays. 500 Club Keeps ’em Fit

CAPE MAY - The ‘‘500 Club,” an incentive program introduced to recruit physical fitness training at the U.S. Coast Guard Training center in 1960, has proven successful over the last two years, according to senior Chief Petty Officer Whitney R. Haag, Chief of the Physical Education Section. The 500 Club consists of a group of recruits wo have excel)ed'in athletic events and tests during Basic

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Training. The program offers a Physical Fitness Award to each recruit who complies a minimum of 450 points. Recruits who score 500 points receive membership in the club and honorable mention at the graduation ceremony.

IN THE EIGHTH week of training, recruits compete in a mile-and-a-half run, a 100-meter swim, the standing broad jump, pushups and sit-ups to collect points. A 1980 survey revealed that 10 percent of the recruits totaled 450 points and received the Physical ,Fitness Award while an average of one recruit per company received the perfect 500 points and membership into the 500 club. AN UPDATED LOOK at the records showed a dramatic increase of 35 percent in the number of recruits who received the Physical Fitness Award and an average of three recruits per company who received the prestigious 500 Club membersip.

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CAPE MAY - The city has launched its 1962 softball program which this year features twb leagues, the National comprised of ten teams, and the American consisting of nine. In first week American League action, the U.S. Coast Guard EECEN won consecutive games over Wick’s Roofing, 8-7 and Local 1743 11-4. The EECEN squad was sparked by Doug Green (3 for 3) & Bob Minugh <2 for 2). Express Grateful VILLAS — The Lower Township Soccer Club has expressed its sincere thanks to all those who attended the Beef and Beer Nile April 24. All profits go to supporting the Cape Express Traveling Soccer Team coached by Ken Kirsch and Bob Edwards.

Mike Kelly rapped out a pair of hits for the Roofers BayAvood Construction hammered their,way to a 7-1 victory over Nictfs Roofing behind Chris Garrison’s grand-slam homer Eckel's Diesetbumed K&E Builders 13-9 With the hot hitting of Bruce Waterman (4 for 4) and Bud Bowman (home-run). The National League roared into action with several exciting contests most notably Kona Sport’s stirring 11-10 conquest of defending champion Grandes Bar. Kona trailed Grandes, 10-8 as they went to bat for the final time but a determined rally brought home three runs and the game. Kramer Beverage overcame an early 5-1 deficit and scaled Captain Sig’s Seafood 9-6. Gene Zebrowski had a pair of clutch hits to spark

Kramer. * * Quinn's Arco skinned the Coast Guard Bears 4-2 with good pitching and tight defense. Laws Prinling blew an 8-2 lead as Bayshore Ixiunge rallie<|/fp tie in the seventh innjng with ^even consecutive hits. John Vogel finally-set-tled the issue in favor of the Printers with a gamewinning. RBI single in the bottom of the eighth. Bill

Cook also contributed three hits to the Laws attack Gloria's Saloon started fast and furious behind the hitting of Dave Stout. Mark Turk' Turkaly and Ken Rybeck and kept the pressure on enroute to a 17-4 triumph over Kindle Ford. Tom Polillo paced Kindle with a pair of hits and John Tomlin added a booniing. two-run homerun

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