Sideline Shotsou^ Tin' I ADY panthkrs track TEAM was very busy Iasi week, delealin* Bridgeton. Then they came up with six winners in the Cape May CWnty Meet. In the Javelin. Kin, Hentge. 'brew for 99 Townie v look Ihe shot put with a toes of 29 IT 11 hvln the die us Sue Townley scaled it 93 (t 3 in In the long jump <,IM. Shockley leaped 15 (t 6 in And in the 800 shemadca time of 2 min 27 sec Beth Richardson won the high jump with a leap of 5/t. 2 in ••• THK I.ADY PANTHERS SOFTBALL TEAM continued their winning record which is now 13-2overall and 121 and they are in 2nd place in the CAL close behind. THE BOYS TEAM IS STRUGGLING along without getting much hitting Their record is now 7‘ 7 -l after beatmg Pleasantville 1-0 Rich Rhlnesmith pitched a 1-hitter, stalking out II batters

Guys & Dolls Top Seeded

CAPE MAY- Guys and Dolls swept Off the Wall Gang 3-0 and prevailed over Cape Island Sailing Cruise two games to one to nail down first place and top-seeding for the championshp playoffs in the coed volleyball. Margaret Hand, Robin Hand and Rick Ferrante paced Guys and

Dolls.

Needlers III sedated Rio Grande Building Materials two games to one with sharp serving and bumping. The Off the Wall Gang swatted Red Garter 2-1 in a rousing seesaw struggle. Standings: W L 1 Guys & Dolls 32 4

2 Cape Island

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3 Rio Grande

T»‘ams Wanted

CAPE UfAY - The City Women's Sfo-pftch Softball League for'ladies 15 and older still has openings available to interested, teams The season will run

19 with • 20 or 27

games being played 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. For additional information contact the Department of Civic Affairs, 884-8411 ext.

GREEN ACRES, the new Little league field on the CoutJ Hoime-Goshen Rd.. Middle Twp.. was dedicated recently Glen Phile receive* an accomplishment award from Gall O’Dea of the board of directors, for his fund raising participation. -— V * a * Writer^’Tourney F or Bluefish .. ^ a hinefish ever caught in the wril

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MARGATE - A challenge offered last year is still open in the Outdoor Writers Bluefish Championship. the prelude to the $50,000 Citizen United Bank NA World Record Bluefish Tournament July 17 at Captain Andy’s Marina here. Last year, WPVI TV Channel 6 sportscaster Don Tollefson defeated the outdoor writers who judged the main event. Tollefson swept the writers' award with a 13 pound, 4 ounce I bluefish caught on the Bobbi C, captained by A1 Ciardi. It was the biggest

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Hospitality Seminar Today

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Seniors Set Convention W ORANGE - William Simack ol the New Jersey Federation of Senior Citizens announces the seventh annual convention, at Mercer County Community College. Mercerville, 9:30 a m.-3 p.m. Thursday, May 27. The issues of concern are taxes, health/welfare, energy, public utilities and transportation. No registration fee is required, and all seniors are invited. For further information

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writers from all over the East Coast answer the call to. officiate at the bluefish tournament. Private boat captains host the writers for their outing the day before they go up against a fleet of 1,00 boats in the

tournament.

Soccer Camps CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor two Philadelphia Fever Soccer Camps this summer at Lower Cape May Regional High School for area youngsters 6 through 17. The camps will be conducted 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Friday, July 12-16 and July 19-23. For information call 884-8411 ext.

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POOL WINNER iaboard the Adventurer II ©B May 1 was Joe McCoy o4»Upper Darby with this 3 lbs. 7 oz. Hng.

Cape Booters In Playoffs

VILLAS — Lower Township’s traveling soccer team, the Cape Express, has compiled a 7-game win steak to clinch the Federation Division Winners Title and will go on to the playoffs. Latest victories in the unbeaten skein were over a Philadelphia championship team from Juniata Park, Pa.. 7-2, and Hamilton

Township, 7-1.

Members of the team are Eddie Murphy, Tim Kirsch, Eddie Edwards, Kevin Jackson, Bill Lazaro. Billy Thomas, Brendon Connors, Dennis Elia, Mike Nicely, John Leahy, Gary Fitz, Scott Douglass, Dave Heritage, Billy Trumpbfheller. Eddie' Garvin, Chris Corchiani and Chris Diamond. Coaches are Ken Kirsch

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Wins Second In Wrestling

SEA ISLE CITY - Patrick Lynch won a second place medal at the Northeast Regional Wrestling championships held at Lafayette College, Eastern Pa. The two day tourney was a double elimination. Patrick wrestled in the 9

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