Herald A lantern 2 February '83

Kiwanis Tops Peewee Play CAPE MAY - In Peewee Basketball Jan. 22, Casale’s defeated Atlas 8-2. Scott Holden was high scorer for Oa.sale's with four points followed by Gary Locas with two points. Pat Dwyer was excellent on defense. Tom Johnson was a hot player for Atlas, scoring two points. Cape May Kiwanis Gub oulscored Model Geanere 28-10. Matt McGaffney and Brad Vodges each had 10 points for Kiwanis with Antwone Harris and Kevin Peterson leading a hand in defense. IN MIDGET Basketball Brendan Conners of Atlas scored 21 points, but Casale's had the better team that day and defeated Atlas 65-27. Steve Perry put fa) 18 for Casale's and Bob Lundholm 19. The dynamic trio of Barry Wise, Scott Ridgeway and Joe Mendo never wavere^ as they scored 22, 14 and 8 points, respectively, to lead Kiwanis to a 47-26 victory over Model Cleaners. STANDINGS W L

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Dorl* Ward PING PONG — Ping pong races were one of many events for more than 80 contestants in the Kennedy Foundation Special Olympics Invitational Swim Meet held at the Cape May Coast Guard base Saturday. Coast Guard and local Kiwanis clubs sponsored the event. 77 Snare Prizes in Tourney

1 Kiwanis Gub 2 0 2 Casale's Shoe Slore I I 3 AUas Motor Inn 1 I 4 Model Cleaners 0 2 Mld«et 1 Casale’s Shoe Store 2 0 2 Atlas Motor Inn 1 I 3 Kiwanis Gub I 1 4 Model Cleaners 0 2 Action Hot In Volleyball CAPE MAY - Mens Volleyball action Jan. 29 at the Elementary School saw Whippoorwill Campground overthrow the Slammers in a hot match The Slanv mere’ Bill Holt, Brendan Rosenberg and Mike Bonner put up a good fight but were defeated 15-12, 16-14 and 15-12. The bad boys of Gloria's Saloon unplugged Buck’s Electric behind the teamwork of John "Dinkey” Wllsey and Rick Ferrante. Gloria’s held Buck's at bay 15-8, 15-4 and 15-2. Roth’s Candyland upset Library III after Library had won the first game 15-9. Roth’s ran away with the last two games 15-11 and 15-11. Bud Bowman’s setting to Bob Jackson and Bob’s unreturnable spikes were an unstoppable combination all night. Roth's Keeps String Intact CAPE MAY - The energetic team of Roth’s Candyland forges on In their guest for first place in the Women's Volleyball League. Roth’s are still undefeated as they over'tvhelmed Guarantee Bank with their fancy footwork, winning 15-7,15-10 and 15-2. Vance’s put up a fight against Kona, having only four members of its team, Vance’s kept the games close and in the third game took Kona Into overtime, but Kona finally won out in the end, beating Vance's* 15-8, 15-11 and 18-16. Needlere III took its match 1-2-3 against CView, which was overpowered by the enthusiasm of sharp Needlere 15-5, 15-6 and 15-4.

COURT HOUSE - Anglers from six states shared 77 prizes in the 1982 County Fishing Tournament wlTich closed Dec. 31, according to Freeholder Anthony T. Catanoso, who directs the annual fishing contest. The contest is now in its 48th year,'making it one of the oldest fishing contests along the Eastern Seaboard It is sponsored annually by the Board of Freeholders. NEW JERSEY anglers cbpped 48 prizes in the year long event while Pennsylvania fishermen took 26 prizes. Anglers from New York, Delaware, Illinois and California also won fishing reels. Contestants will be notified of their awards and will receive their prizes in the mail. There was one state record possibility recorded in the more than 30 categories of fish in which entries were received. Al Bednarik of Philadelphia Ribbons Won By Swimmers WILDWOOD CREST - The Crest Dolphins swim team came away with 30 first-place ribbons against the Pennsgrove Dolphins at Pennsgrove Saturday, Jan. 22. Individual winners in tree style were: C. Rupinski, K, Lee, S. Alfi, and M. Bada. PLACING FIRST in the butterfly were: A. Pinkerton, M. Wall, M Bada, S. Alfi and D. Lee. Winhere of blue ribbons in the back stroke were: J. Blong, M. Bada, t. Sliwinski, G. Lewis and R. Nordaby. Breast stroke first place winners include: A. Cubberly and M. Rupinski Individual medley win nere were M. Rupinski, M Bada, C. Rupinski and K. Lee. THE FREE STYLE relay team included J. Lloyd. M. Wall, R. Nordaby, A. Cubberly, T. Sliwinski and M. Graiff. First place relay medley winbere included K. Lee, J. Lloyd. M Wall, A Cotellese, B. Roberts, S. Alfi, M. Graiff and T. Sliwinski.

posted a new state record with his 7 3/4 lb. seabass. DOUBLE WINNERS included Rick Zatavetsky of Philadelphia with his third place winter flounder and his first-place winning 15'A lb. tautog, and Bernard Hoernlein of Cliffside Beach, with his third place winning channel catfish and his first place prize winning calico bass. Both fresfi water fish were recorded from DennisviJIe Lake. C(1 aire Andrus, of Millville, produced the biggest prize winning striped bass when she boated a 50-pounder in the Rips on a live eel. Donna Archer, of Upper Darby, Pa . took second place with her 52'^ lb.

wahoo, caught at Five Fathom Bank. THE RARE FISH award went to Kyle Freeberg, of West Deptford, who caught and entered a leather jack which weighed 10 ounces. His rarf fish entry was caught , at the Cape May Rock Pile on squid bait. The contest judges met Jan. 6 at The Lodge in North Wildwood to select the contest winners. The 1963 eventjs already underway. with anglers facing 12 months of competition in the year-long event. For contest rules, fishing tips, a copy of the 1983 tide table and a list of 1962 winners write the Department of Public Affaire, Box 365, Court House, 08110.

C6L’RT HOUSEThe water safety program of the county chapter, American Red Cross, the past year was an active one, with 131 aquatic classes and 1,412 par ticipants, it was reported by Robert J. Lincoln, chairman. More than 60 percent of the courses were tayght by 10 of the county's* 30 certified water safety instructors ' GAINS OVER 1961 were recorded in tOt progressive swimming program,v with 46 classes and 577 participants. against 32 asses and .208 participants in beginner's Studinskis Atop Loop AVALON — Studinski Home Repair continued its winning streak with a 78 to 64 win over Newbold Real Estate in the borough Basketball league The high scores were Mike StudlnSki 39, Dale Gerhard 31 and Tim McKink^ld In other g a me s , Romano's Restaurant was the 65 to 61 victor over Kelly's Pub. High scores in that game were Jack Sykea 17, Rlcrt Olaen 16 and Steve Sykea 15. Avalon Auto played to a 64 to 61 win over Cape Insurance Center." This game's high scorers were Gralg.Soen 17, Frank McLaughlin 14, and Jim McKinley and Joe Foley with 10 each. The standings: Sludlntkl Home Repair 3-0 Nfwbold Real EaUle 2-1 ‘Stoma no'ii Realaurapt 2-1 Avakm Auto Repair * 1-2 Kelly * Irish Pub ’ , 1-* Cape Inaurance Center 0-3

swimming. In advanced beginner’s, there were 22 classes and 211 participants against 16 with 57 taking part the previous year. With state law requiring a certified lifeguard at 1,000 square foot pools, there were seven classes in basic rescue, with all 76 participants being certified. The 18 classes in advanced lifesaving drew 219 participants, of whom 192 were certified. Jr. Cagers Under Way CAPE MAY - The Jurlior Basketball League got \inder way Saturday, Jan (15 at Lower Cape May Regional High School Dellas Inc. played Sol Needles in the first game of the season and was defeated 58-50. Kanady, with 18 points, was high scorer for Sol Needles and Albert had 17 for Dellas. IN THE GAME between Texas Avenue and National Associates, Magee scored 28 for Texas Avenue to lead his team to a 59-48 victory over National The following week Dellas Inc. defeated National Assoc 56-52 behind the 20 points scored by Snow. Magee had another dynamic week as he again powered Texas Avenue to victory over Guarantee Bank, scoring 27 of its 69 points. Guarantee Bank had 56 points. STANDINGS: W L 1 Tnas Avenue Market 2 0 2 Sol Needle* Agency I 0 3 Della* Inc I I 4 Guarantee Rank 0 I 5 National Aaaociatea o 2

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