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Eight-Game Skein Puts Law's on Top

CAFE MAY Laws Printing rode an eight game win streak to take ■ over sole possession ol lirst plaee in the National Soil hall League Law's went 4-o on the week, including a big win over league rival Burke Builders. June 27. law's nipped the Bayshore Lounge 5 to as John Fuller Ranged out two hits and John Vogel knocked in two runs. Law's then downed the Atlas Motor Inn 8 to :5 on Friday as Ke\ in Sherman supplied the of tense with two hits and two rbi's Law's continued to roll as 11 downed the always pesky Pirate's Den 10 to 4 011 Monday. Fuller was the offensive star as he collected 2 hits and 5 rbi's. Brendan Rosenberg walloped his 12th home run lor Law s and Hill Cook collected his Hth round trip|H-r Law s biggest win came 011 Jul> 4 as . H del ea fed Burke ■Builders for the lirst time

< in three tries. ."1 to :L Rosenberg provided the ol • • tensive fireworks as he I I a u n c h e d a two r u 11 homerun • In other league action: The Pirate's Den con I tinued to play impressive ball as it contributed to Burke Builders woes as In defeating them J to 2 Joe LoHioiido capped a :t-run come f rom behind win w ifti a two-out game w inning single r Doc's Cusmrd improved its record (o 9-6 as it nipped Burke Builders K to 7 on • Friday. Rich Khinesmith and I .art\\ Hughes led the way as each banged out three hits. John Mt-Crav was the hero, however, as he drove 111 the winning I'H ju Vl N li ' '•! .! lllH -( ll-l.llll <«., Kc-kcl I \ll.i- Inn -11 Tin- 1 lllv Villi:

I HE Channel Curb Eyed

Washington. d( At the re(|uesl ol the Coast Guard. the Federal Communications ( ommission is proposing to prohiltil use ol VI IF ( hannel lb ■ I56.8 MIIZ1 lor radio checks by boaters and other vessel

operators with the Coast (iuard The Coast (iuard said r a d i o checks.- w hu h boaters use to determine it their radios are working, clog the emergency channel and could prevent vessels 111 distress from

getting through The new proposal will "limit vessel operators to using the channel tor distress and safety calls, <» r lor establishing contact with other boats The public is invited to submit comments on the proposal by writing to Federal Communications Commission. PR Docket No. 84 478 Washington. I) (^2».V>4 National S(/ue,fhs by In Opener ( 'APE MAN In the firsl game ot the men - basketball league I m:; 4 Assncial ics edged Sieger's Beach Sen ice In 1 : \.t lional Associates used Unbalanced scoring n! Ileorx Billion 1 4 points ■. Joe Burton 12 points-' and John Girgcnti 12 points - In secure the win John Hunter led the way for Sieger's as he poured in 12 points in a losing cause Barry s Clothes needed Reggie Taylor's Hi points and Kevin Taylor's 14 tool •set Kona's Brian .Tones' game-Tiigh 28 points as Barry 's downed Kona 72 to 67. The Atlas Motor Inn trounced National Associates lot to .72 us Pat llojilrn connected lor 18 points to lead all scorers Dennis Kennedy backed up Holden with 22 points as Seal* Magee paced Na lional Associates with 17 points

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BOSK WD GI.YA — (•iua l.ungoii. 12. nf Goshen. and her tliornuglibred Welsh horse. Matctis Hose", 'won two tropics at the sixth annual South Jersey International Horse Show in Slainton irceullv . The daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd l.angon. (>ina is a ninth-grade student at Middle Township High School.

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address changes, the owner shall notify the issuing authority with 15 days. • A person whose name appears as the owner ol a vessel on a certificate of number shall surrender the certificate in the manner prescribed by the authority within 15 days after it becomes invalid tor any reason.

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