5_ sports Herald & Lantern 30 May '84

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Builders, Sonat Top Playoffs CAPE MAY - In the first match of the semifinal round of the championship playoffs first place J T. Builders took on the foupth place Shire Team. Trie first game was close until J.T.'s John Thomas found a weak spot in the Shire defense and took full advantage of it to give his team a commanding 14-6 lead with pinpoint serving. Some nice hustle by the Shire's Bill Glaser and Jean Lloyd was to no avail as J.T.'s won 15-6. J.T.'s looked impressive in the early going of game two as it took a 7^0 lead. The Shire's Lynn IVfassimiano turned things around with her serving as she staked her team to a 12-7 lead. J.T.'s then regained service and the nice sets by Linda Thomas to spiker Rich Simpson helped narrow the Shire's lead to 12-11. The game was give and take from that to be the difference as J.T.'s won the game 17-15 and the match 2 to 0 to move on to the final round. SONAT OFFSHORE Drilling and Buck's Electrofiers met in the second match of the semi-final round In the first game Buck's took the early lead but couldn t hold it as the excellent court coverage of Sonat s John Frdnklin arid Paul King stiffled Buck's offense. Sonat then took over the game and went on to win handily 15-5. Buck's took a big 13-7 lead in the second game behind the incredible diving save of Rill Hoffman and Patty Komar. Sonat rallied to close to within one point of 13-12. but Buck's steady play helped to hold on and secure the win 15-12 In the rubber game Buck's could do no wrong as it won easily 15-3 behind i a totai team effort. a word to the wise v;

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i * Dons Word MAD RUSH — Middle and Lower Township Junior Soccer Leagues competed at the Goshen complex

Firemen Will Vie June 10

AVALON - The fourth annual Cape May County Firemen's Association Waterball Competition will be held here Sunday. June 10. The Avalon Fire Department, winner of .the last two tournaments, will be attempting a third straight victory. Volunteer fire companies from all over Cape May have been invited to participate in the competition, being held noon to 4 p.m. at the Municipal Parking Lot. Avalon Avenue, at 28th Street. Rain date is June 17. WATERBALL IS played soccer-style using a sixfoot ball pushed toward goal lines by high pressure streams of water. Each fire company team will use two two-inch hose lines Ed Dean, this year's • chairman, reports that the Avalon Fire Department / has commissioned a special trophy to be presented to the winning team He is confident the department will successfully defend its title. Proceeds from the event

will be donated to the Burn Foundation and used to support the operation of the regional burn care system. Admission is free and the public is invited.

Refreshements will^be available. For additional information contact the Avalon t Fire Department at 967-8200.

Licenses For Cape * Seniors RIO GRANDE - Through arrangements with the state Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife. Depa rtment of Environmental Protection, applications for free clam and oyster licenses, as well as free fishing licenses for senior citizens, are available at the county Office on Aging in the Social Services Building. Senior citizen sportsman previously had to write to Trenton to obtain the required forms. y Each type of application ^ requires a proof of agfe-. There is no fee for this clam and oyster license, which is for persons 62 or over. The free fishing licenses are available to New Jersey residents who are 70 or oler. Freeholder Gerald H. Thornton, who announced the licence arrangements, indicated that free copies of proof of age documents can be made at the Office on Aging, too. ■m

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