jpui 15

TP

Panthers, Eagles Tied

STONE HARBOR - The penant race in the Lions Club Little league has tightened through the second week of the season as the Eagles pounded their way into a tie for first place with the Panthefs. The Wildcats opened the second week with all-9 victory over the Aces. Winning pitcher Mark Hacket needed some last inning relief from Sean Kimmerly to squelch a desperate Ace rally. THE PANTHERS and Eagles squared off in their first contest of the year. Panther pitcher Rob Hamilton was in control throughout early innings of the game, but veteran catcher Tom Wolfe’s RBI single in the top of the fifth enabled Eagle pitcher John

Duiy to lead his team into a tie for fifst place. In their second game of the week, the Panthers rebounded to defeat the Wildcats 10-0. Howard DeRlas went two for three, ^ including an RBI triple, sparking an eight hit Pan-

ther attack.

Injuries have plagued the Aces in the first two weeks. All star third baseman and pitcher F.P. .Daily broke his ankle and is out for the season. The Aces were looking for their first victory against the Eagles, but a big day at the plate by Tom Wolfe and brothers Todd and B.J. Jarose sent the Aces down 16-3.

Standings

Fathers 3-1 KaRlrs 3-1 Wildcats 2-2 Aces 0-4

Command Changes At Air Stations Group

CAPE MAY - During a formal ceremony July 16, Cmdr. David S. Gemmell was relieved as commanding officer of Air Station Cape May and as commander, Group Cape May, by Cmdr. Lance A. Eagan. The ceremony was held in the Air Station hanger aboard Training Center Cape May. Cmdr. Eagan is coming to Cape May as a recent distinquished graduate of the Air War College, the Air Forces Senior Service School at Maxwell AFB, AL. He was the Coast Guard representative in the class of 1982. Cmdr. Gemmell retired from active service and plans to stay in the Cape May area and work for a local Realtor. The incoming C.d. was born in Colchester, Conn, and graduated from the Coast Guard Academy in 1982. His first tour of duty was aboard the cutter Bartaria, which was stationed in the North Atlantic. Cmdr. Eagan received his aviator wings in 1965.

VALON ANCHORAGE

MS lift St.

TIPOFT of Stone Harbor Boys Basketball League has Ed Spaulding and Pat Bastian squaring off as Officer Charles Wieland tosses up ball. League Director Burt Martin looks

Tourney

STONE HARBOR - The girls 13-16 tennis tournament consisted of a round robin with each girl playing five games against all

other participants.

Final match was held July 15 between the two girls with the most accumulated points, Heather Geiger and Diane Wozniak, in a best of three set match with Miss Geiger winning 6-3, 4-6,6-2.

Cmdr. Gemmell is a native of Baltimore and also graduated from the Coast Guard Academy in 1962. His first tour of duty was aboard the cutter Basswood in Honolulu. He received his aviator wings in 1965. Prior to coming to . Cape May, Cdmr. Gemmell was assigned to Air Station Miami. He is married to the former Coljeen F. McDonald of Baltimore. CG Bidding For More Housing CAPE MAY Bids will be opened August 18 for the construction of 48 twobedroom housing units here adjacent to the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center. The contract, covering Phase IV in the Coast Guard’s family housing project at the base, is expected to be between $2.5 and $5 million.'N There will be a pre-bid conference 1:30 August 4 in the base for interested contractors. /

-3592 J zmaft.

THE

fiookA

SEAFOOD MARKET

1215 Bifthsrt Rd., Villtt 116-1111

SOMERS POINT - The following area births have been reported by Shore memorial Hospital: SON lo Gary and Sup Rarlnon Rath Ocran View. July 7 SON to Robert and Dallas Rralser Oilnnls of North Cape May. July 7 DAUGHTER (o Stephen and Karen Buckwaller Sylvester o( Avalon, July 8. DAUGHTER to David and Marie Uttrielle Pine rt Wildwood Great. July 8 DAUGHTER to John and Liri Shearer Tomlinson of Ocean Cily, July II. SON lo Thomas and Mary Ann Palermo Thomas of Ocean City. Ju ly 12 SON to Charles and Janice Weaver Cramer of Woodbine, July 12 SON lo Charles and nanci Kalinowtka Harriman of Wildwood, July 13 SON to Peter and Sandra Reed Derieu* of Swamton. July 14 SON to Robert and Diane Wilton Martel) of North Cape May, July 14 DAUGHTER to Todd and Debbie Maenner Saner of Court House. July 14 SON to Brian and Janet Snyder MrVan of Wildwood. July 15 SON to Denni* and Robin Gillingham Pema of Ocean City, July 16 SON to Prank and Karen Andert«i McClotkev of Villas. July 17 DAUGHTER to Walter and Vic loria Seaaamen Oliver of Rlc Grande, July 18 COURT HOUSE: The following area births have been announced by Burdette Tomlin Hospital:DAUGHTER to Allen and sutanm Kdmondvnm Tomes of the Villas, Ju ly I DAUGHTER lo Rodger and Linda Cranrr Tnrer of Rio Grande. July 6 SON to Edward and Catherine Collint Pilling Jr. of Green Creek. July

6

SON to Dents and Patricia Griffith Stewart of Avalon. July 7 DAUGHTER to Walter and Noel Tobin Teet of Cold Spring. July 7 SON to Lovell and Frances Benneti s» h»llcr of wildwood. July 7 SON lo Richard and Amadora Wlltan llatara of Wildwood. July 8 DAUGHTER to Kenneth and Lin da Grant Jonet of Woodbine. July 9 DAUGHTER to Wayne and Denise Davidson (.arriton of Villas, July 10 - SON to I .a try and Dorella martin Wilton of Wildwood. July 10 DAUGHTER to George and \ Patricia Caglry Lewis Sr of Swain ton. July 10 SON to Elijah and Judy Godfrey Scull Jr of Green Creek, July II SON lo Andrew and Rrenda Vanaman Ridgwav of Erma. July II DAUGHTER lo Alphonse and Lin da Foley Famlano of Town Bank. July 12 DAUGHTER to Mark and Anita Luni Pltrltelll of North Wildwood. July 12 SON lo Smdora Brooks of Wildwood. July 13 DAUGHTER lo Frederick and Diane Kelly Tokarskl of North Wildwood, July 14 DAUGHTER lo Tommy and Mollie Covington Thompson of Woodbine. July 16 DAUGHTER to George and Bernadette Neill of Villas. July 16 DAUGHTER lo Thomas and Diane Rossi Rales of Vineland. July 16 SDN to Roald and Theresa Ptlstsk) Olsen of the Villas. July 18 SON lo John and Mar> Peterson Beers of Erma. July 18 SON to Jesus and Kathleen Mr Uarths Cortes Jr., of North Wildwood. July 19

Black, Purple Lead League

STONE HARBOR-This week in the borough junior boys basketball league, the Black team jumped off to a 21-6 half time lead and later went on to defeat the Maroon team 53-36. Vince Sposato, who finished with a game high 23 points, scored 11 first half points to help the Black team to their first win of the season. Julius Graham poured in 16 points to lead all scorers on the Maroon

squad.

The Purple team remained undefeated by beating the Green 37-26. The Purple’s attack included balanced scoring by team captain Pat Bastian and Chris McAllec with 13 and 18 points respectively. For the Green, Paul Braconnler scored a team high 13

points.

The Rust team handed the Blue team a 46-25 defeat. Captain Rich Murphy and Pete Soena combined for 39 points. High scorers for the Blue team included Tlni Weir and Chris-Arizin.

Slamftngf

Ruit 2 0 Purple 2 0 Black M Green . |.| Maroon 02 Blue 02

Plan Marine Flea Market STONE HARBOR - The second annual Marine Flea Market, will be held 8 a m.-3 p m Saturday. July 3.1, at Stone Harbor Marina. Stone Harbor Blvd. at the 96th St. Bridge, featuring all types of used marine equipment, parts, accessories and engines

(no boats).

Sponsored by Stone Harbor Yacht. Corp , the flea market is a repeat of a successful event held last year. It offers the boating public an opportunity to sell marine equipment no longer being used a'nd to find desired equipment that may no longer be available new Anyone wishing to participate can call 368-1141 for further in-

formation ,

Cape May County - ALMANAC

MOON PHASES/POSITIONS The Moon's o//wl on the Tide I* greateil when cloieil lo Earth (in perigee) and when In direct alignment wllh Sun A earth (full A new moon phases) On and about these dates, low pressure systems andlor strong winds ' /depending upon direction) may result in flooding, and »*tff mrly low tides AUGUST Apogf* Full Moon l^il Quartrr

New Moom n Fir»t Quarter a Apogee -21 TIDE TABLE Computed for Cape May Cily beachfront, for other areas, see Correction Times i

DATE LOW a.m. p.m. 28 Wed 8 36 9:14 29 Thr 9 28-10 10 30 Fn 10 IB-II 00 31 Sal II OS II 50

2,26-3 05 3 19-4 00 4 18-4 55 5'16-5 47

Sun II 55- 6:14-6:36 Mon 12 38 12 40 8 SA7:I8 Tue I 23-1:28 , 7 42 7.58 Wed 2 08-2:11 8 236 36

Bi\

Oman Cily <9»h SI Bridge' pluj.70 Corvwi Inlel 'bridge' plus 20 p| u , s Sea Me Cfly 'Ludlam Thorn bridge' plus 65 pluv 45 Sel Isle fily beach o ' minus 20 Townsend Inlet ! plus 20 plus 5 Seven Mile Reach

Slone llarlMir 'Great Channel . bridge' plus 40 plus 40

Wildwood beach 0 minus IS West WlldW'Mld •Grass* Channel bridge plus C. plus (O

)Five K.iihom Hank pltyvfS ( plus \

Havshnre Channel ' Rav Canal jumiinni plus vi p^s 4D

;

CORRECTION TIMES Compute appruiimale times of high A low water for your area bv adding or sublrdt-tinj the following number of minufyi for each tide phase in the Tide Table 1 LOW HIGH Great Egg Harbor Inlet minus 10 plus 10

Deqnis , plus 120

Creek rnlranee plus •r,

Hrandvwme Shoal Light Plus 80 f plus Mi

Private Lessons Clinics for Children

' All Levels

\

TENNIS

Jersey Cape Racquet

485-7411

Home 485-3749

Qualilied Instructions By BRUCE WORTH Lessons Available at Jersey Cape Racquet Club or Wm. J. Moore Tennis Center. Cape May

Country Club Greens With Public Prices

• Golf Lesaons • Driving Range

• Restaurant • Golf Shop

• Electric Carta • Men's A Ladtea • Locker Rooma

STONE HARBOR GOLF

=» CLUB

Rt. 9 Cap* May Court House 1-V» mil** North of Ston* Harbor Blvd.

ICARLSON’S FISH MARKET WE TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR SEAFOOD NEEDS | CRABMEAT ★ CLAMS ★ FILET ★ SHRIMP ★ SCALLOPS SEAFOOD TAKE OUT DAILY SPECIALS

DAILY 4-8

CLOSED MONDAYS

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

DEVILED CRAB AND

SCALLOPS and DEVILED

DEVILED CLAM PLATTER

CLAM PLATTER

$4.25

$3.55

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

LARGE MIXED

SCALLOPS AND

SEAFOOD PLATTER

SHRIMP PLATTER

$6.00

$4.00

SATURDAY FLOUNDER AND SCALLOPS PLATTER $4.00

SUNDAY FLOUNDER $2.55 ^

FOOD HOMEMADE DAILY AND COOKED TO ORDER !

440IPMKILVD.

AT OTTINS HARBOR

WILDWOOD • 52 OPEN 7DAYSl

PT r 6A.M.

6234400 S A WEEK 6P.My1

V-ft