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CAPE MAY- I Breakwater Electric continued to lead the Mai's Recreation Volley-ball League as it defeated Buck's Electric > three games to zero The scores were 15-2; 1W»; The play of Eruie Triano. Herb Hudson, Ralph Schaffer and Ed Sykes was a major factor the entire evening. Delias S teres remained in fourth place as they took two of three games against .J.T. Biifllers. J.T. won the second game 15-4 while Delias took games one and

three 15-9 and 15-8 respectively. In game one, perfect bumps by Chuck Howard set up point winning plays fty Delias Stores. J.T. Builders were the aggressors in game two behind the perfect serves of Rich Simpson and Mark Racci. Spikes by Greg Or simarsi and John Thomas woe a key for J.T. Delias came back with a vengence in game three as J.T. failed to return the spikes of Dave Barikian. * NATIONAL Associates

tied Dekelco in the standings as -they took two of three games from them. National Associates won the first and third games by the scores of 15-8 and 15-13 Dekelcp-won the second game lb-7 In game ne, the defense of Bod Keen and Norm LaBounty add the serves of Bob Molkick propelled National Associates to victory/The play of Ken .GaVkill and Dave Mataglese highlighted the victory for Dekelco in the second game. Dekelco took an impressive 11-2 lead in game three behind the consistent serves of Bob Girard and Rick Hawley. "National Associates staged a comeback behind the serves of Mike McGlaughlin and Bud Kean and the spikes of Tom Schollenbergef and Doo Schifferdecker. THE COAST GUARD Breakers remained in second place as they took two of three games against Bowman Builders. The Brokers, won the first two games and 15-9 while

Bowman won the last con- . test 15-13. J Bill Jobasou led the * Coast Guard in. the first S game despite the spikes of ^ Bowman's WU1 Mendo. Good net coverage by Mark > Towuseod and spikes by Wayne Plocher led the Breakers in game two. In game three, Bowman's jumped to an early lead behind the spikes of Gary Cardaci and 'the hustling play of Will Mendo: Stout defense by Steven Steger and Marty Franco helped Bowman hold tbe'lead until the end. « ECKEL'S DIESEL swept the Cape May Mobile Estates three games to none. The scores woe 15-1 ; 154); 15-9.. Tom Eckel's seven consecutive serves and the hustling play of Jim Counahan were the key to victory in game one. The serving of Mike Moore helped Eckel's to an easy win over the Mobile Estates Nice bumps by I Bud Eckel and the spikes of Joe Genovese proved too < much for Cape May Mobile Estates in the last game.

C-View Moves Up In Women's Rec

CAPE MAY - The CView Inn took three of four games over FNB-Toms River in Women's Recreation Volleyball League action. The FNB Tomcats won the second game 15-12

while C-View took the other three by the scores of 15-8; 15-12; 8-3. C-View's Lynn Massimiano helped her team to an early lead in game one with her consistent serves The serves of Sue Longo and the bumps of Karen Steere helped theTTomcats gain the. lead in me middle of the con testv but they could not hold ift Game two wab a close game with freqifiGt lead changes. Great cflfes by Lynnetle Miller helped CView stay close in the game. FNB took the lead late and never looked back as bumps by Kathy Dever and serves by Gina Cardaci propelled them to their only victory. The third game saw FNB take the early lead behind spikes by Alda Ma gill. Jean Lloyd and Massimiano helped C-View regain the lead and bumps by Joan Grahn helped them preserve it. Time ran out during the fourth game as the C-View Inn was credited with a victory. THE TOP TWO teams in r the league split their four •games. Pete's Racquet Club won the first and last games by 15-9; awf 15-B. Kofia Realty won the middle contests 15-4 and 15-12. Game one saw Cathy Smith and Gerry Sberretta serve seven quick points for Pete's team. Sherry Layton retaliated for eight straight points for Kona Realty. Seven service points by Linda Martin plus the serves of Judy Mohler put the game out of reach and helped Pete's prevail. Game two saw Tash Jordan serve for eleven points to lead Kona to victory. Jordan helped Kona to an early lead in game three with her serves. Judy Ricco and Linda Martin propelled Pete's to a lfead in the middle of fhe game. After the score was tied at 12, Sherry Layton closed the game for Kona with the last three serves. Good bumps by Barb Haynes and Donna Mazurek helped Pete's Racquet Club gain an early lead in the last game. Cathy Smith bad four straight serves late in the game to lead Pete's team. A great spike by Barb Haynes helped her keep the serve. r

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