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Has a Part At Olympics LOS ANGELES, CA. - While thousands of athletes are competing in the 1984 Olympics her§, Jeffrey Torchio from Vineland, along with 700 other Coast Guard men and women, has an important role in support of the summer games The Coast Guard is responsible for maritime safety during the games and will be providing safety for Olympic boating events, protecting visiting I dignitaries and guarding I the commercial ports I against possible terrorist I activities. Coast Guard preparation for the Olympic games began two years ago at the 11th Coast Guard District office in Long Beach, Ca. Torchio, on special duty from Coast Guard Station Cape May, is a Port i Securityman Third Class. While at the Olympics, he is a crewman on board a rigid hull inflatable boat patroling the Olympic venue areas. Torchio volunteered for the assignment.

Tricycle Race Set For Tots AVALON — The Recreation Department has scheduled a tricycle race for children 6 and under for Saturday at 10 with a rain date of Aug. 19 at 1 p.m The races will be in age , , groups of 2 and under, 3, 4, i 5 and 6. The vehicle categories will be Big ; Wheels, tricycles, 4 wheelers and training I wheels For information ; and to enter, contact the ! Recreation Department at * The Antique Show scheduled for Community Saturday has been cancelled A volleyball tournament will take place on the beach out the day Saturday at 3lst on the Beach. For information and signups ph'one Communtiy Hall, 967-3066

Tmmjm Dorlj Word HOTSHOTS — Winners and coordinators of the Pepsi/NBA Hotshot competition held last weekend at the Coast Guard base in Cape May show their trophies. Left to right, front row, Tom Marker, Cape May; Beth Johnson, West Cape May; Gary Frazier, Cape May; and Randy Johnson, West Cape May. Back row, assistant coordinator Marshall Andrew, Lisa Bruce of Cape May. and coordinator Lee Dunham.

Sweeps Feature Playoffs

CAPE MAY - Laws Printing went on a tear to start the playoffs as it completely blanked Atlas Motor Inn in two straight games. Law's won the first game 14 to 0 as Ted Ferrante cracked three hits and three rbi's. Carl I mscheid and J*»hn Vogel chipped in with three hits apiece Law's then shut out Atlas again Wednesday, this time 10 to 0 Bill Cook led the way with three hits and Kevin Sherman knocked in four runs Bl'RKK Bl'ILDERS also kept their championship hopes alive as they took two straight games from Bay shore Lounge 13 to 3 and 18 to 2 The Ugly Mug was the i third team to sweep a series as it blanked Captain Sig's 2 games to () The Mug won the first game on Mon-

day in a 10 to 0 shutout and returned Wednesday to destroy Capt Sig's 21 to 4 In the only National League playoff series to go to three games, the Pirate's Den and Doc's Custard remained knotted at one game apiece after Wednesday night's game Doc's got out of the gate

early as it peppered the Pirate's Den for 22 hits in a 14 to 2 whitewashing in the first game The Pirate's Den hung in Wednesday and after all the dust had settled came away with a 10 to 8 victory to send the series to the third and deciding game Friday.

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