Herald & Lantern 25 April '84 sports ■ 19

Marlin Await July 20

CAPE MAY - The county Marlin Tournament has been set for July 20-22, with more than 50 boats expected to enter the 28th annual offshore sportfishing event, according to tournament chairman Anthony Faraco. The tournament kicks off Thursday. July 19, with a registration buffet and captains' meeting at the Yacht Club of .Stone Harbor. Fishing dates will be Friday. July 20 and Saturday. July 21. An alternate fishing date has been set

for Sunday, July 22. - Dockside tournanr jpt activities are planned here at South Jersey Marina . tournament headquarter? for the fishing event. Faraco said. The tournament is one of the oldest in the country. The offshore fishing event has been recognized as one of the leaders in the marlin tag-and-release program as part of the marlin conservation and research study. The tournament is primarily a release event.

Anglers get points for releasing a marlin unharmed rather than to return it to the dock for weigh-in. Most of the white marlin caught in the 27-year history of the event have been tagged and/or released. Faraco said. Fish boated and returned to the dock are weighed and credited with one point per pound. Released fish earn 75 points. Additional prizes are being added for dolphin, wahoo, tuna and blue marlin. Tuna entries are restricted to fish weighing over 25 pounds, Faraco said. The event centers on competition between individual boats and teams. Crew members fish for total white marlin points for the boat. Each boat is permitted six anglers and five rods, according to tournament rules. Only

r white marlin points count i toward determining winJ ners in the event, r Other fish recognized for - prizes will be judged by ■ weight. Prizes will be t awarded here at the " awards dinner in the i Golden Eagle on July 22. - Applications for the touri nament can be obtained from area "tackle shops or i by mail from the county Department of Public Affairs. Box 365, Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210. ; Help heeded i CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Little League is in great need of umpires. 18 and up and ; coaches for Softball and ; baseball. All work is on a I volunteer basis. Please i contact Margie Delias. 884-4895 or 884-3488.

Mug Fills Series

l ! CAPE MAY - The Mug took on the struggling Rio ' Grande Building Materials team in the initial match of the Coed Power Volleyball League last week. The Mug took an early 11-6 lead over 'Rio Grande in game one behind the devastating spikes .of Mike Bonner. Excellent blocks and spikes by Rio Grande's Bud Bowman fut them , right back in the game as they closed to within one point of the Mug at 11-10. But the Mug's excellent court coverage game them the game 15-10. -The Mug took game two easily 13-6 as Loraine Holt fed perfect sets to spiker Billy Holt. The Mug dominated game three as well taking a commanding 14-4 lead. Rio Grande's Buddy Bowman served for four consecutive points but the Mug's Donna Johnson and Barb Bakely's perfect bumps held Rio Grande in check as they took game three 15-9. They i completed the sweep in game four as they won i easily 15-5 as Billy Holt set /Jan Kellaway for some ' nice spikes. IN THE SECOND MATCH, the Potter took on the league leading Burge Associates team. Great court coverage by Jerry

Miller and Eric Ijlles gave Burge Associates the early lead in game one. The Potter's Bill Abadie's blocking and Scott Hiller's spikes help«l them come ack to tie the game at 12-12. " Great team work-bv the Potter gave them their first win of the night. Burge Associates took th early lead in game two. but the outstanding play of the Potter's Donna Juliani and Terry Taylor put their team ahead by two points. Burge Associates came right back to take the contest to game point and then held off a surge by the Potter to win the game 15-13. Burge Associates' led throughout game three as the strong serving of Cheryl Giddis and Doreen Drexel led them to a 15-9 victory. Game four was nip and tuck fn the early going as the teams knotted the score at 4-4. Burge Associates then took a commanding 11-4 leac behind the strong serving of Roy Hartle. The Potter hung tough and made a game of it. but Burge held on to secure the victory 15-11. Standings S.A . Burge Assoc 11-5 A &Js Seafood 9-3 The Mug 8-4 The Potter ef . 7-9 Rio Grande Building Materials 0 1-15

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MOON PHASES/POSITIONS The Moon'* affect on the Tide i* greatest when closest to Eorth (in perigee) and when in direct alignment with Sun & earth (full ■ A new moon phases I On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or strong winds (depending upon direction! may result in flooding, and extremely low tides New Moon 1. 30 First Quartet 8 Full Moon IS Last Quarter II Perigee II Apogee » TIDE TABLE Computed for Cope May City beachfront. for other areas, see Correction Times DATE HIGH LOW ant p.m. a.m. p.m. 15 Wed 3:28-— 4:06 9:39-10:05 26 Hut 4:26-5.-00 10:26-10:52 27 Fn 5 16-5 40 11:06-11 38 EST 28 Sat 5:58-6:20 11:50k EOT , 28 Sun 7:36-7:55 12:23-1 '30 301 Man 8:16-8:28 2:06-2:08 SLAV 1 v Tue 6:52—9:04 2 45-2:44 2 Wed" 9:29-9:39 3 35-3:311 3 Thu 10:06—10:17 4:08-3:54 4 Fri 10:52-11 M 4:42-4:29 5 Sat 11:43-11:51 5:25-5:12 6 Sun -12:41 6:19-6:07 7 Mew 12:50— 4:42 7:18-7:21 6 Tue 1:52- 2:46 6-27-6:42 9 Wed 2-00^2-51 9 31-9:52 10 Una 4-07-4:57 »:37-»:54 11 Fn 5:15-5:52 11:30-11:56 12 Sat .6:14-6:45 -12:11 IS Sun TWO— 7:33 12:45-12:59 14 Man 7:55-6:18 I 36-1:46 15 Use 8:41-9 :« 2:26-2:35 16 Wed 9:36-9:46 3:16-3:22 IT Ttou 10:13- 11.32 4:65-4:06 18 Fr-. 11.44-11-30 #-46—4:46 If Sal 11.54— 5:33-5 35 am SUB 12 :09- 12-45 6 36-6 36 21 Mum 1:00-1 :37 #:::12-I:I* fi Tue 1:50-2:31 6:06-6 34 -«

CORRECTION TIMES Compute approximate times of high tc low water for your area by adding or subt-acting the following number of minutes for each tide chase in the Tide Table. LOW HIGH Great Egg Harbor Inlet Minus 12 pi us 10 Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) plus 35 plus 22 Corson Inlet (bridge) plus 21 plus 7 Sea Isle City (Ludlam Tbarc Bridge) plus 66 plus43 Sea Isle City Reach minus 2 minus 21 Tounsend Ifiet plus 21 plus 4 Seven Mile S >ch plus 15 0 Stooe Harbor < Great Channel Bridge 1 phis 43 plus 40 Hereford JnJct Anglesea) plus 19 0 -I Wddwood Beech Minus 2 minus 17 West WjjJdveod . ■•Grassy Chan?*-: bridge) plus 46 plus 43. Cape May Harbor Five Father Bank plus 11 plus 1 Cape May Print plllS 46 pilUS 34 McOr* S*»T plus 28 plus 32 OvSaworrfJSey Bayshore Oa'anei i Bay -Canal Jasctsoni1 plus 31 plus X plus 75 ' pcast. Demaus Owe* fenerame* plus 98 pi ss 14 Bmadyvuie ?■*] Light plus 77 pins 52

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