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CAPE MAY — Harvey's . whitewashes, J.T. Builders, four games to none, to hold first place in the woman's power volleyball league. Harvey's showed total domination by winning three of the games by the same score, 15-1. The powerful spiking of Sheri Hickok and Sharon Mericle was excellent in all four games. Barb Bakley and Jan Kellaway were very strong in their setting and spiking in games two and four. The third game, which Harvey's won, 15-5, was a

struggle early in the contest, but the excellent defense of Lorraine Holt broke it open for the win. Middle Recration remained in second place as it defeated Neddlers II, four games to none. The scores were 15-3, 15-1, 17-15, 15-5. The first game saw excellent play by Rec's Debbie Brett and great sets Gwyn Williams and Trish Cowhey. The serving of Barb Hensel and strong games by Peg Arnold and Jan Seer led Middle Rec in the second game. Robin Gilbert, and another strong game by Jan Seer, helped Middle Rec squeeze by

Needlers which played its best game of the evening. ONCE AGAIN, the sen.' ing of Barb Hensel and another strong game by Peg Arnold helped Rec prevail in the last game. Lobster House and Muscle World battled to a split of their four games. Lobster House won the first and third games by the scores of 16-14 and 15-11. Muscle World took the second and fourth games by the score of 15-4 and 15-13. Lobster House was led in the first game by Cheryl Giddis and Marlene Mediuch who were unstoppable at the net. Daphne Sanderson and Debbie McFall were all over the

court to lead Muscle World in game two. The setting of Patty Komar and the serving of Marlene Mediuch and Margaret Oleksiah led Lobster House in the third game. Donna Juliani and Lynne Griffin rallies Muscle World to a 15-13 win. Kona and the U.S. Coast Guard Waves continue to occupy the middle of the standings as they split their four games, Kona won its games, 15-12 and 15-5. The U.S. Coast Guard Waves won their games, 15-4, and 15-5. Standings Harvey's 16-4 Middle Recreation 15-5 Lobster House 14-6 Muscle World 13-7 U.S.C.G. Waves 11-9 Kona Women . . .7-13 Needlers II 4-12 J.T. Builders 0-20

Hosts VFW Aux. Head TOWN BANK - Joan Gallagher, state president, Ladies Auxiliary, V.F.W., made her official visit to District 17, irhich covers Cape May Cdrnty, recently District 17 President Rose Gray of North Cape May, who is also president of Town Bank Auxiliary, welcomed the president and several of her officers. This function was held at Town Bank Post Home here. The meeting was held after a luncheon prepared and served by the ladies of all the auxiliaries in District 17. Official guests were Gallagher, from Point Pleasant; Minna Snyder, state senior vice president, from Cranford; Edythe Savacool, state junior vice president, from Newton; Joan Muckleston, state chaplain, from Forked River; Florence Tillotson, state historian, from Bricktown.

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DEL HAVEN - Ken Kirsch's under 12 Silver Streak managed to add another victory to its record before the rains washed the opposition back to Linwood. A hat trick by David Nordone, complemented by double scores by Aimee Oprandy and J.R. Coomer with singles by Curtis Graham and Kenny Dickinson caused the scales to tip 9-1. The lopsided final was attributed to the Express offensive squad with the midfield passing and controlling the ball expertly. THE UNDER-14, Midnight Special, with coaches Ed Fretz and Yogi Kurtz, faced defeat after traveling to challenge Cohansey 2-1.

Chris Corchiani, off a cross from Mike Gehtile, was the Special's lone scorer. The outstanding defensive plays by players like Shawn McAnaney and Goalie Jason Phillips aided in holding Cohansey to only two scores. Monsoon-like down poors caused the Rovers and Golden Flyer to cancel their play and reschedule their games for the Del Haven Fields. These replayed games, regardless of the cold weather, saw the Golden Flyer chill Linwood 4-1 with scores by Mike Barth, David Flickinger, Kenny Kirsch and Frankie Jancsura. WHILE THE Golden Flyer defrosted, the

Rovers fought against Medford and despite the illness of regular Goalie , Paul O'Brien, the Express managed to hold on to a l-l tie. This tie assured the Rovers of a wildcat position in the 'seasons playoff games. Kevin Jackson once again took credit for the teams only point, made off a break-away half-field kick by Tim Kirsch.

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Kona Leads Group CAPE MAY - Kona Realty moved to within one game of first place as it dominated South Jersey Champions four games to none in the Women's Recreation League. Joanne DeCosta and Liz Fuller led Kona to an easy 1545 win in game one. The serving of Tasha Jordan and the spiking of Vicki Shaw led Kona to victory 15-4 in game two. The last two games were identical 15-1 scores. Sherri Campbell, Lisa Stadlman and Vicki Shaw led Kona as South Jersey continues to look for its first win of the season. 4 Pete's Racquet'ouT* M Kona Realty 7-3 C-View M FNB-Toms River Tomcats A S-6 South Jersey Champions M0

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