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CAPE MAY — The Coast Guard Breakers remained in first place as they defeated Eckel's Diesel in two of three games in men's recreation volleyball. Eckel's won the first game 15-13. The Coast Guard won the last two games 15-5 and 15-7. Eckel's Diesel took an early lead in game one but lost it as Jesse Danner had six consecutive serves for the Coast Guard. Eckel's regained the lead late in the game behind the hits of Tom Eckel. The Coast Guard won the second game rather easily behind the serves of Wayne Plocher. The Coast Guard took a 7-1 lead over Eckel's

in game three. Eckel's came back to tie the game at seven behind the hits of Mike Moore and Tom Eckel. The Coast controlled the game from there behind the blocks of Steve Metis and Wayne Plocher. DELLAS STORES won their three games against Bucks Electric. The scores were 15-10, 15-13, 15-7. Bucks Electric stayed close behind the serves of Robert McLaughlin and Robert Boyd. In the end, however, the serves and spikes of Chuck Howard propelled Delias Stores to the victory. Delias took an early lead behind the nice serves of Shep Taylor. Bucks Elec-

tric came back later in game two behind the play of ET Sykes and Ralph Schaffer. Delias regained the lead and took the game behind the serves ofChuck Howard. Delias Stores took a big early lead in game three behind the power serves of Ken Ferrante and never looked back. BREAKWATER Electric won two of its three games against National Associates. National Associates won game three 15-10. Breakwater won games one and three 15-8 and 15-5. Breakwater's Herb Hudson had seven consecutive serves to give his team an early lead in game one. National Associates' Tom Schollenberger's serves narrowed the deficit but Breakwater prevailed J r • i ■

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Kona Strengthens First Place Hold

CAPE MAY - FNB- > Toms River Tomcats and South Jersey Champions £ split their four games in I women's recreation I volleyball league action. I FNB-Toms River won the first two games 15-6 and £ 19-17. South Jersey came I back to win the last two by 1 scores of 15-12 and 8-4. ' FNB's Kathy Dever and Sue Longo led the way in < game one with excellent < serves and well placed I spikes to gain the victory . Game two was tooth and nail as Karyn Steere's bumbs to Alda Magill for spikes led FNB to another

victory. South Jersey came on strong in game three behind bumbs by Eileen Hoffman and Cathie South Jersey4 toob a shortened game four with team hustle. Nice serves by Erston kept FNB off Kona Realty strengthened its hold on first place as the C-View Inn forfeited four games. STANDINGS Kona Realty 2&-5 Pete's Racquet Club 166 C-View Inn l°-12 . FNB Tom's River 13-I^tfzj South Jersey Champions 3-27Mf»

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CAPE MAY - The first games of the city's Ybuth Basketball League were held at the Elementary School. In Junior League action. Model Cleaners defeated First Jersey State Bank 8-7. Model Cleaners were led by Mike Zurawski, who had six points, and Tony Norris, who chipped in with a basket. a The First Jersey Team

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