V ' I 50 , sports Herald & Lantern 1 August '84

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STONE HARBOR - Boys basketball action resumed last week with the Knights defeating the Wolf Pack by a score of 52 to 35. Although the Wolf Pack lost by a large margin, Ste#b Gillian managed to contribute 24 points to the cause Chris Raimando of the Knights caged 18 points; while Howard DeRias and Tom Wolf hopped 12 points each. The night proved to be a long one. After a 20-minute delay the 8 o-clock game was cancelled due to rain. But having strong faith that the storm Would blow over, the League Director. Thomas Martin, decided to weather the cloud-burst. AS LUCK would have it. the rain stopped. Immediately, the Recreation Staff went to work on drying the courts, which were ready for the S o'clock game. The Spartans and Bruins game wa a squeaker The Spartans pulled out the victory by a score of 40 to 37. High scorer Dave Smith, with 24 points, sank the basket that decided the game Leading the charge for the Bruins were Jeff George and Sean Flannery with 10 points each. The basketball league is sponsored by the Police Benevolent Association Games are held every Wednesday night at 7, 8 and 9 p.m Parents and friends are invited out to support their team. * Race Set Saturday AVALON — The second catamaran race of the 1984 summer season has been set for Saturday at 40th and the beach The skippers' meeting will take p'nce at 10:30 a.m. and the first race will start promptly at 11 a m The boat categaries are 14. 16 and 18 feet. The event consists of three heats followed by a luncheon with awards presentation at Community Hall. All participants recede T-Shirts The next evening, Aug 5. at Community Hall at 7:30 p.m. a concert cosponsored by the Perform- . ing Arts Committee and .-'Rescue Squad will be presented The concert will feature "Joy and Cape Jazznin". -j'Trudy Pett and Mr C" /and "The Markley Band". Tickets are available at various Avalon stores or from Rescue Squad members For further information. phone 967-3356. Set Soccer Tryouts Sat. VILLAS — FinaAtryouts for the Cape Express Division 5 team will be hel^at 6 p.m. Saturday at Capp May County Park South, Deli. Haven. All boys and girls borrl in 1975 and 1976 are invited. Sneakers or soccer shoes should be worn.

n? i YOUTH LEADER — Robert Frankenfield. right, picked by Mid-Jersey Cape Rotary Club as participant in Rotary Youth Leaders Conference, is congratulated by Dr. Jeffrey Vecere. youth committee chairman. Frankenfield. a Middle Township resident, is a student at Wildwood Catholic High School.

Annual 4-H Camp Set for Aug. 13-18

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County 4-H is Still taking applications for the annual 4-H Camp, which will be held Aug 13-18. Local campers will be joining with Monmouth County 4-Hers at Lindley G. Cook 4-H Camp, in Stokes St a-fe Park. Branclwille. The camp is for children 9 to 13. and is not restricted to 4-H members. Activities include swimming, hiking, boating, sports, crafts, and nature learning. The deadline for camp applications is today APPLICATIONS should be submitted to Betty Jean Jesuncosky. County 4-H agent, Dennisville RoadRoute 657, Court House Teen and adult counselors are also needed Adult camp counselors must be 16 or older They are not paid, but attend camp free Also sought are Counselors in Training 14-15 years old. who preferably have experience at camp or as teen leaders in their clubs For further information.

call the 4-H Office at 465-5115. Downs, Upsfor Ferry NORTH CAPE MAY - During June, traffic on the. Cape May-Lewes Ferry in- \ creased by 2,373 vehicles \ and decreased by 1,496 passengers from June. 1983. announced David S. Chapman, general manager of the ferry. Ferry traffic for June. 1984, was 32.532 vehicles and 101.802 passengers compared to 30.159 vehicels/ and 103.298 passengers for June. 1983. an increase of 7.9 percent for vehicles and a decrease of 14 percent for passe; gers. For the 12-month penA ended June 30. 1984" ti^B^ was 283,389 vehi$Jg|Pffid 870.730 passengers.^ampared to 270.651 vehicles and 834.176 passengesM®*-A. the 12-month perio<FEnded } June 30. 1983. an mcreaie of 4.7 percent for vehicles and an increase of 4.4 per cent for passengers

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