Fall Rec. Schedule Widened

CAPE MAY - An expanded format for Men’s Volleyball, Ballroom Dancing, A.M. Exercise, Infant Swim, Begidner Tennis, Coed Swim Team, Roller Skating, Karate, Yoga for Seniors and Gymnastics will highlight an exciting Fall Recreation Schedule offered by the city. Men’s Volleyball, which has grown annually in popularity, will expand into two leagues. A power league will be comprised of the more experienced teams and an over the net. league will accommodate the newly formed squads as well as those teams that have not yet acquired the volleyball finesse necessary to compete in the power league. BALLROOM DANCE will be taught by James Sharpley. During Sharpley’s 15 years of teaching ballroom dance

he hhs produced literally thousands of dancers. He will ins\ruct ballroom, hustle and disco. Two classes will be conducted 6:30-10:30 Sundays in Convention Hall. David Platt will teach a Beginner Square Dancing class for the first time in Cape May on Monday evening in Convention Hall. Round dancing will also be introduced during the 10-week program BELLEY DANCING courses instructed by Lucia "Little Egypt" Steadman will expand to two classes — a beginner course and an advanced for past beginner participants who are interested in continuing. The'*Women's Volleyball Teams slated to begin league play Wednesday, Oct. 20, can benefit from /ree instructional clinics

7-9 p.m. today, Oct. 6, and Wednesday, Oct 13, at the pPlementary School. BEGINNER TENNIS will soon be under the tutelage of Jersey Cape Racquet Club Professional George Cade. Classes will be conducted at the Racquet Club 1-2 PM for 10 consecutive weeks beginning Saturday, Oct. 16. For additional information, contact the Depart-ment-of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27. The fall schedule will begin Monday, Oct. 11. Registration will be through Friday, Oct. 8. at Convention Hall.

3 Cape Teams Drop Games

It was a gloomy Saturday for three of Cape May County’s high school football teams. In addition to Wildwood's 31-6 loss to unbeaten Middle Township, Lower Cape May Regional and Ocean City suffered their first defeats of the young season. Lower Cape May dropped an 11-9 game to Hammonton which hadn't beaten the Capers in four years. Lower Cape May. which plays at tough Middle Township on Saturday, went ahead, 7-0, early in the second quarter on Sean O’Brien’s one yard run and Eric Fenwick's kick. O’Brien had set up the TD on a 21 yard reception of a pass from quarterback Bob Chadwick. Hammonton came right back on a pass-lateral play and a two point conversion. That made the score, 8-7. and Lower Cape May never

regained the lead. Three .times the Capers penetrated within the opposition's 10 yard line, but could not get the ball across. f Meanwhile at Ocean City, the Red Raiders ran into some tough defense as they were beaten, 7-0, by St. Joseph's. Ocean City, which entertairts Wildwood on Saturday, was beaten with 7:09 left in the game on a 56 yard pas play. The Red Raiders tried to come back with 2:16 left in the game after Andy Schebal recovered a fumble at the 38 yard line, but the drive stalled. ^ *

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Eckel’s Cops League Title

Slimnastics Class Slated WILDWOOD - The Recreation Department is starting another Slimnastics Class 8:30-10 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday starting Oct. 19. and running for eight weeks to Dec. 9. Registration will be 7-9 p.m. Oct. 14 at the Recreation Center, 243 E. Rio Grande Ave. Phone 522-5837.

CAPE MAY - Eckel s Diesel captured the championship of the city American Softball League by sweeping a three-game playoff series with Wicks. During the playoffs the

champioas had 21 extra base hits; 12Roubles, three triples, and six home runs; Eckel's en-ded the regular season with a 19-4-1 record, and the season with 24-5-1

Cape Express Hooters Split

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VILLAS

Township’siCape Express 1 traveled to Galloway Township last week. Even though they arrived to unmark'ed fields and unassembled goals, which delayed the start of the game, the Express ended

with a 7-1 victory.

'The 14-year-old and under Cape Express 2 fac-

the Vineland team in Vineland and ended the game, amid rain showers,

with a 2-1 loss.

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