; | ^ ^ • 1 48 j sports Herald & Lantern 27 June '84

on the mark by Mark Mattern • ^ ' / County's Outstanding Athletes Get Honors Tj

Hundreds of the scholastic athletes who

provided the thrills of competition during the past

year were given recognition recently aLthe Seventh Annual CaR-Allantic League All-Stan Banquet Ocean City'snlelody Sve garnered five all-star plaques for her outstanding efforts in track and cross country. Sye took awards for the 400. 800. 1600 and for her spot on O.C.'s mile relay team. The very best all-around athlete in Cape May County has to be Bill Osborn of Wildwood High. Osborn ! was selected for his perfor- | mance in football, baseball ; and basketball. The I University of Pittsburgh | must agree with the foot- j ball selection, as Osborn i will head to western Penn- jj sylvania this fall and take i his chances at making the in Panther team. ANOTHER TRIPLE win- g ner was Lower Cape May's f. Sean Krennan. Brennanex ;j celled in baseball, football | and had a great wrestling | season for the tough Caper *j team Brennan wrestled in 3 the 150-pound weight class. ^ Mary Gavin earned two t top awards for basketball and field hockey following her record-setting years at 1 Wildwood Catholic. The fighting Irish of Notre Dame will be the next step for Gavin's basketball } abilities. Gavin was also . chosen to the Second Team Parade All-Star team, making her one of the top 10 girls players in the | nation. Others receiving recognition included John Porter of Lower Cape May,?; Melody Coles of Middle Township. Mike Donovan i of Middle and Trip Snyder, | Jonathan Dice. GeneWatts. David Miller ands Margie Bonnet, all of| Ocean City. ALL SPORTS we reti covered at the banquet ! along with the coaches thaj 1 put in long hours to guidM their teams The following county!1 coaches were honored fof' division championships^/ Bill Moreland, Ocean Cit$ boys cross country; Biij l.ucus. Middle Townshin ■ soccer; Matt Tomlinl Wildwood Catholic girl:* basketball. Bud Kinck* Ocean City baseball; Steve1 Riley. Lower Cape Mayboys tennis. Last week decisions were made concerning protests lodged against schools which did not make Up

■^baseball and softball ' » games in the allotted time - % this spring. When the final ^decision was made. * fWildwood picked up ■ Janother win in baseball and ■ £j Lower Cape May and Mid- > j'ldle Township each receiv- ; jged a forfeit victory, in ' Ssoftball. ! 1 *** TO TELL YOU the truth. I don't know how or why ; gthey do it. I'm talking I about the Cape May Triathlon. Penn State ..junior Ken Glah won the I P ordeal for the seaight year. The on includes a mile 50-mile bike race 4 mile run with a rest between * A uonna Bailey of Copperstown. N.Y. took the ladies title. In the rain. 113 competitors finished the triathlon. Later next month the Wildwood Beach\ Patrol hold its annual ope)* ocean Masters Swim. The event is length and\>la"T* ques will belrwaj-ded toTthe top five male ahd female participants. Thb-tK^ent is scheduled for July 14 at 6 p.m. at the Lincoln Avenue Beach. Mid-July is also the time ! for Girls field hockey at Lower Cape May Regional High School. The league | will run for six consecutive Tuesdays and is run by the Field Hockey Club of South Jersey. For more informa5 tion call 889-0493. AFTER 16 YEARS on the : bench as head boys basketball coach aL Ocean City. Jack Boyd is calling it : quits. Season after season, the Red Raiders were contenders and qualifiers for i state competition under Boyd Bovd began his coaching career 23 years ago at Borden town Military School. I hen spent four seasons at Miliville before bringing his knowledge to Ocean City. At the time of his resignation Boyd was the longest Standing coach at the same school in South Jersey. In the Atlantic CountyBaseball League. Ocean City got back on the winning track with a doubleheader sweep over winles.s Stafford.

On the day. Todd Kunarnicki collected three! hits and a tridof RBI's in tpe 9-1 and 8-6 sweep, (nris Adams knocked in two runs with a single in the fifth inning of game two. REMARKS: The Philadelphia 76ers did very well In last week's NBA draft but the problems are now just beginning. With the new salary cap in place in the NBA. the Sixers will have problems signing Charles Barkley and Leon Wood. Also last week, the Sixers confirmed that they were shopping Julius Erving. The brass tried to trade Erving to San Diego (or is it L.A.? ) as a way to drop the high salary they pay Erving. I just hope that the move doesn't hurt the Doc-

tor's performance in his ; last season with Philly. His contract runs out after the ; upcoming season. ; Some things to think about: Can Jeff Stone make the i 4 Phillies roster for the rest of the season"7 Can the veterans win spots back from the young talent the i Phils seemed to be blessed > with? Are the Philadelphia Stars the bgst in the USFL? Could ther^tars beat the ) Eagles in \iead-to-head ( competition? V y . ' Was thi playofTTor the U.S. Open Golf Championship the most boring golf ever shown on television? How mui:h can John McEnroe pick up in fines during Wimbledon this year?

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Filing Float Flan Can Save Trouble

CAPE MAY - Missing and overdue boats are one of the most common search calls received by the Coast Guard and, other law enforcement agencies. They usually are from a worried relative or friend when someone has failed to return from boating within a reasonable time. Often the person repor ting knows only that the missing party went "out in a medium-size boat1' The Coast Guard or searching agency can only launch a general search in such a ca$e with little chance ol Success I BERNARD WRIGHT. Operations Officer lor Flotilla 8^ol the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary, wants to , make the boating public aware ol the benefits of til- i ing a "Float Plan'^ before making any boat trjp The ; "Float Plan'" filed with a i responsible person on shore w ill save worry, time ; and money for all i concerned < IT SAVES worry. '

WRIGHT said, because people on shore will Know what time to expect you home instead of worrying when you are gone longer than you should be It can save time if you are in trouble because searching parties will know where to look for you. saving you hours of discomfort of danger It can save money in tax dollars saved by the possession of accurate irrformation in a search case A "Float Plan'' canBbqnformal — in an accural"!? description of your boat including make, model, color. size, registration number and what communication equipment you have on board. '2> exact details of where you are going. including routes to be taken. '3> estimated times •of departure and return: and >4 - names and ages ol the people on board For further information about lloat plans contact W RIGHT of the Coast Guard Auxiliary at 37 Ave . Cape May

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