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2nd City Triathlon Scheduled Sunday

CAPE MAY — The city. Le Coq Sportlif and Arena are co-sponsors of the 2nd Annual Cape May Triathlon slated for Sunday. Three superate events make up this test of endurance — a one-mile ocean swim, a 50-mile bicycle race and a 20-kilometer run ( 12.4 miles) Last year's winner. 20-year-old Ken Glah of West Chester. Pa . is rturning to compete but as a member of the SBR team The field of triathletes has more than doubled for the 1984 race, expanding from 78 to over 200. Some changes made to improve this event include the creation of new catagories for women's teams, men's teams and mixed pairs ALSO, additional awards will be presented to the top female in each event, the last finisher, the top lifeguard and special prizes donated by the Lobster House, McGlade's

Restaurant and the Cape i May County Council on I Physical Fitness Many of the competitors are doctors, lawyers and business executives and i take this relatively newsport very seriously, training as much as three hours per day Of local interest, a team sponsored by le Coq Spbrtif will be composed of a contingent of Cape May County lifeguards — Bill Ring and Mike Regan from North Wildwood and Bob Pugh and Bill Mazurek of Ocean City. Other teams registered are Ken Glah's SBR team and the Lauck family team made up of mom, dad, and two sons. Unlike most triathlons that run continuously, requiring competitors to go immediately from one event to the next with only time to change gears, the Cape May race is a stage* race. Each event is run separately with a one-hour break between each leg. THIS FORMAT allows triathletes to change and recuperate, enhances spectator participation and enables the organizers to tabulate the results and prepare for the next race Contestants are scored according to how they place in each event and scores from the three events are totaled to determine the place winners. The low gross method is used whereby a competitor's score in each event is literally his or her order of finish. For example, first place receives one point and 50th place receives 50 points. The triathlete with lowgross point total after the three races are completed is the winner In 1983. Ken Glah finished first *n bike race, first in the . .. and seventh in thi swim for a winning low total of nine points. "he Triathlon will run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and most of the activity will be centered on Boardwalk and Convention Hall, which will s? r v e as race headquarters. THE SCHEDULE is as follows: Committee and Vo lunteer Orientation. Fn riay, 7 p.m.. Convention H£ll: Final Registration A

and Race Packet Pickup. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Convention Hall: Rules Briefing. Saturday 3-5 p.m.. Convention Hall: Swim Race, Sunday. 8-9 a.m.. Start at Convention Hall, finish at Beach Patrol Headquarters: Bike Race, Sunday, 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.. Starts and Finishes at Convention Hall (five laps); Run. Sunday, 1:30-3 p.m.. Starts and Finishes at Convention Hall (three laps) Rapid Results will again handle the starting and finish lines; Bob Owens of Cape May will provide the computor results ; John Bailey, director of the Great Cape May Footrace, is in charge of the 20k run ; Frank Quinn, Director of the Tour of Somerville Bike Race, will orchestrate the

50-mile bike race: Harry • Buzz" Mogck. Cape May Beach Patrol Captain, will oversee the swim race and Command Electronics will provide communications Traffic control will be handled by Chief Stotz and the Capjfe May Police Depart ment with assistance from the U.S.C.G. Training Center personnel, and a host of local volunteers. As a safety measure the Cape May and Rio Grande Rescue Squads will also assist. Co-directors of the Cape May Triathlon are Phil Rogers from AT & T and Terry Brown. If anyone is interested in helping with the Triathlon or is in need of additional information contact the Department of Civic Affaris 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

Day Camp For Soccer CAPE MAY — Sponsored by the city. Star Soccer Academy, formerly Fever Soccer Camps, will conduct its fourth consecutive day soccer camp at Lower Cape May Regional High School, Route 9. Erma. July 9-13 The academy will include five days of instruction, Monday through Friday 9 a m to 3 p.m for 6 to 17-year-old coeds The soccer academy is under the direction of U S.S.F.' "A" license and staff coach Skip Roderick and Captain of the Baltimore Blast. Dave Mac Williams. Skip, a former professional soccer player in the A S L . N.A.S.L. and M.I.S.L.. is currently the head soccer coach at Elizabethtown College. In addition to the instruction, the ftlition will include a soccer ball. Patrick soccer jersey, camper insurance, special camp , awards, soccer films, camp posters, Gatorgum. U. S.S.F soccer patch, the Coca-Cola cup and parent 's night As an added bonus all campers will be eligible for a chance at a free trip to . Ireland. All campers will be grouped according to size, age end skill level For more information, contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411. ext 20 or 27 or Star Soccer Academy. 6803 Hilltop Road, Brookhaven. Pa 19015

Cage Signups CAPE MAY — The city is seeking youngsters between the ages of 10 and 15 years to play in its Youth Summer Basketball League. The games will be held on Tuesdays and , Thursdays 5 p.m The league starting date I will be determined after t enough children to field at f lea^t four teams have been signed up. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or ; 27. ft

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