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Rusty Nail, Laws Stay Unbeaten

CAPE MAY - In National League softball action May 11. Laws Printing continued its winning ways by narrowly defeating a previously unbeaten Kona Sports team 8-6 behind the hitting of Glenn Keagan and Ed Grant, who had three hits apiece Gloria’s Saloon punched out its first win by downing Grande's Bar 10 to 9 in extra innings. On Friday. May 13, the Coast Guard Bears defeated winless Quinn's Repair 12-8 Bayshore Lounge, which had won two games in a row, after a slow start, continued its assault on the league by shutting out Eckel’s Diesel 5-0. Glenn Pennycook and Bill Kennedy provided Ihe offensive firepower with two RBI's apiece. On Wednesday, May 18, Law's Printing stomped Quinn's Repair on the way to their fifth win against no

losses. Law's first four batters, Glenn Reagan. Bill Cook, Carl Umpscheld and Kevin Sherman, combined for 13 hits to lead Law's. John Fuller pitched the shutout for Law's. Law's raised their team batting average 505 for the season Kramer Beveragfe remained among the ranks of the undefeated with their win over Grande's 12 to 8. Gloria's Saloon continued their winning ways after a horrendous start, downing Bayshore 9-7. Bob Hoskins, Gary Montgomery and lierb Hudson provided the offense for Gloria’s: IN AMERICAN League action, Tuesday, May 10, Dekelco ran its record to 3-1 by defeating the Press 10 to 2. On Wednesday, May 11, the Rusty Nail remained undefeated by downing the Coast Guard Electronics Center 9-5 behind the time-

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Recreation Signups Set

CAPE MAY - The City will be conducting registra tion for its Summer Recreation schedule June 6 through June 10. The Summer session begins June 13 and runs through Aug. 7. Registration will be held at the Department of Civic Affairs at Convention Hall. For further information contact the Civic Affairs Departmental 884-8411 ext. . 20 or 27 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Recreation Department will be offering a course in Aqua Aerobics for its summer schedule The course comprises of exercises with the added dimension- that they are conducted in a pool. The course will be conducted 7-8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Cape May Elementary •School pool on Lafayette Street For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-6411 ext. 20 or 27

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