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Racquet Club Plans Indoor Soccer

COURT •HOUSE Soc err fans and players will now have an opportunity to continue their interest in their favorite sport when snow' is on the (pound and the temperature is cold this .winter. , T The Jersey Cape Rar* quet Club. Situated on Crest Haven Read here, today announced that an indoor soccer program will be launched at the, club this tat* It will tie under the direction of Jerry Mac Farlane. captain , of the Cape May Celtics, soccer team 1 »’

R O n i Z an e . club manager, said that Mac Farlane is building an indoor soccer field at the east end-of the facility It is . designated for adults, school children and anyone wishing to start a team. The soccer program will be a new dimenfeion to the club which opened in August of 1973. It has four indoor and two outdoor teftnis couts plus a nautilus program, exercise classesand saunas. In additibiVvto Zane, the club's staff includes tennis v pros George Gade, who has

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been at the club since it opened, and Bruce Worth who played for the University jof North Carolina and recently won the Cape May singles title; Arlene Fornabio, Elin Clements and Nancy Pain, jiautilds instructors/ and Linda Foster, a member of American Massage and Therapy Association. The club has begun an expanded competitive and social tennis series. The junior development program will function ‘On Saturdays and plans are in the works for a junior competition program. Aulomatic tennis ball machines are also available with court rentals. clinics and private lessons. The club is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday hours are from 8 ^m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Knights On Links ERMA - The Kryghts of Columbus Council 35« held a fall golfing outing aLXhe Stone Harbor golf course. There was a tie for low gross between Mike D’Allessando and Charies McDevitt. won by McDevitt on a match of cards. In a three-way tie for low net with John McPherson and Walter Spencer. Jack Wiegle won on a match of cards.

WHILK TENNIS continues to be popular at the Jersey Cape Racquet Club, a new dimensih is being added with the starting of an indoor soccer program. Ron! Zane, club managed, returns a serve from club pro George Cade. Keglers In Record Year

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WILDWOOD - Now in their fourth week of the new league season. Wildwood Bowl Keglers are already having a record-scoring- year, averaging in fexcess of 75 200-plus games each week. Congratulations this week go to Ray Mooney of North Cape May who bowled a 740 series, with a high game of 279 — the current house record. On the distaff scene. Pat Womack is having a banner year, with several 200 games so far, and a 625 series for the ladies house high. Marge Russell presented the Coast Guard . Wives League with their first 600 series — a 618. PERSONALITY of the week is Gertrude Davis of Wildwood. Gert, 71. bowls three times a week with the ( senior leagues, actively soheites others to join her league and, .as she puts it, Winne^in Wildwood Races

has never felt better due to the excercise she gets frorh bowling. Gert makes bowling fun for her team mates. Her enthusiasm and humor makes everyone around her enjoy themselves to the fullest. “You nevei*realize how much gas is still in the ole engine til you try bowling,” she commented with 7

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WILDWOOD - John Malinowski of Wildwood and Tom Frederick of Cape May finished first respectively in the Two Mile Fun Run and the 6.2 Mile Run at the Indian Summer Run sponsored by the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce on the Wildwoods’ beach and boardwalk. The event attracted running enthusiasts from South Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Malinowski led the field in his event with a time of 10:45, followed by Thomas Birchal! of North Cape May and Tom Hulme of Atlantic City, Joe McCormick, event chairman, announced. IN THE 6.2 Mile Racetn the 19 and under category, Tom Dever of ScullVille took first, BirchaU and James Rieser of Avalon came in second and third. Frederick held the winning time of 35:45 for the entire race as well as the 20-29 age group. Othere in that group were Jim Colubiale of North Cape May and Ralph Johnson of Avalon. Anne Marie Rodrigues placed first for the women. In the 30-39 group Bill Moreland of Ocean City placed first with Michael Naples of Sea Isle City and Robert Gallagher of North Wildwood following. For the women, Lois Cashell of Maryland placed first. In the final category. 40 and over, was won by Patrick McCabe of Cedarville, Robert Metz of Cape May CoGrt House and Joan Bradley of North Wildwood.

Half Marathon. Women's 5000 OCEAN CITY - The eighth annual Fenton Carey Half Marathon and fifth annual Woman’s 5000 Meter Boardwalk Run here will he held Saturday, Oct. 23, rain or shine. The women’s run starts at 9:30 a.m., the half marathon at 10:30 a.m. Pre-registration closes"^Oct. 15. Olympic style . medals will be awarded to the first three finishers in each of the age groups. Awards ceremonies will be held on the Music Pier. For information, contact Mike Alegretto, Department of Recreation, P.O. Box 570, Ocean City 08226, phone 399-6111, Ext. 246. Swim Tryouts CAPE MAY - The city coed youth swimming team will conduct a registration and tryout 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20 for ages 6-17, at the Elementary School on Lafayette St. For additional information call 884-8411 ext. 20 or

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