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AVALON —■ Winners of the annual Five Mile Beach Run have been announced by the borough recreation department. Prizes were awarded in age categroies, although all ran the same course at the same time. Winners were: Men 51 and over — Charles Frame first; Men 41-50 - Robert Maydole, first; Pat Mahoney, second; James Cycle Run Sun. DEL HAVEN - A charity lime rum and picnic to benefit the Disabled American Veterans is being sponsored Aug. 22 by the Jersey Cape Motorcycle Club and Touring Assn. Trophies will go to the best represented club of five or more'bikers, and to the club from the greatest distance. Free souvenirs go toThe first 400 to sign up, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the DAV Building on Bayshore Rd., here. Call 886-6102 or -3971 for further information about this AMA-chartered event.

Duffy, third; Women 41-50 — Pat Mahoney, first; Men 30-40 — D. Van Dusen, first; Ed Steward, second; Bob McSatryn, third; Women 30-40 - Bobbie Cassidy, first; Connie Detrich, second; Millie Duffy, third, and Kathy Zuinn, fourth. MEN 17-20 — Tom McKeown, first, Michael Kern, second; Edward Sweeney, third, John Miglely, fourth, and Mike Gossett fifth. Women 17-29 — Laura^ Mason, first; Jean Pedcisonsis, second; Lauren Barrett, third; Patty Sorace, fourth; and Anne Morris, fifth. Boys 16 and under — Jay Cleveland, first; Eric Doll, second; Jay Austin, third; Girls 16 anti under — Alexandra Klenoer, first; Ruth Eldridge, second and Lori Whelan, third.

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TOP RUNNERS Laura Mason, left, first in women's division. and Tom McKeown, men’s 17-29 winner, receive trophies from Anita Hoffman, coordinator of Avalon Five Mile Beach Run.

Marathon Row Thursday

North Wildwood will again sponsor the most grueling and arduous of lifeguard rowing races, a 18-mile marathon around the Wildwood island, beginning 7:30 a.m. Aug. 19 at 15th and the beach. As in the past, lifeguard crews from along the coast from New York to Florida have been invited and will compete for the $1,000 first prize — battling seas, inlet

currents, hungry green flies, and the blistering summer sun in their guest for first place. Crews, consisting of two men in a 400 lb. v boat, have trained throughout the year — swimming, running, weightlifting, and rowing — and intense elimination duels are sponsored within each beach patrol so that only superior entrants compete.

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Middle Rec. The Champs

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CAPE MAY - The Women’s League regularseason crown changed hands as Middle Twp. Recreation defeated threetime champion Dellas Real Es^te and U.S. Coast Guard to establish best regular-season record at 93. Middle went on to win their first playoff game over State Farm Insurance S-l in the opening threegame series The U.S. Coast Guard holds a 1 game to 0 edge over Delias in the other semifinal series. • • • The Men’s American League playoffs competitors number only three, now that Hoagies Heroes outslugged Carpenters Local 1743 in the series finale. In their semifinal opener, Hoagies lost to Wicks Roofing 13-9 as the roofers erupted for six runs in the sixth inning. • • • The Men’s National League wrapped up their regular season In stirring fashion with Captain Sig’s Seafood upsetting Law's Printing 11-10 on Kevin Sherman’s two-out double in the bottom of the seventh. With the loss, Law’s relinquished first place and Kramer Beverage emerged as the regularseason champs earning a first-round bye and a trophy. Kramer defeated Grandes Bar 13-9 and Kindle Ford to close out their season. A suprise was Kona's 8-7 loss to red-hot CapUin Sigs Seafood, which at least temporarily, halted the season’s most incredible turnaround. A month ago Kbna w£s mired in last Last Of Summer AVALON - The Yacht Club Auxiliary will hold its last session of the summer 10.30 a m. Tuesday, Aug 24, in the clubhouse at 7th St and the Bay. Plans will be made for next season’s activities.

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