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■ / H ^^^0gyg|jKflHU)[TVEj£jHR^ Wv Dorii Ward AM.- AMERICAN — Pal llolrirn. point guard for Ihr Uwrr Capr May Regional Caper*, receive* tke McDonald's AllAmerican Team award from James Hodges, manager of the McDonald* of North ( ape May Holden ha* a career total of 1.ICX points, and totaled W» point* and IKS assist* as the Caper* amassed their if-i record this season He's the Ih-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Holden of Cape May.

Triathlon to Get i Tri-Fed Sanction

CAPE MAY - Verne Scott, executive director for Tri-Fed, USA. has announc ed the decision of the TriFed Council to sanction the Cape May Triathlon as the New Jersey l>ong Course State Championships CMT race director Phil Rogers said that "affiliation with Tri-Fed is an important step in making CMT the premier triathlon in NewJersey and the sanction is recognition of the prior wo^k done to develop CMT as the leading stage race in the East. Til Fed. USA is the na tional governing body for multi-event races and "its willingness to accept CMT with its unique stage format and match race scoring system reflects well on Tfi Fed's own growth", com mented Rogers THE IMS Cape May Triathlon will be beld Satur > day. June IS, starting 9 a m The Cape May Race has several distinctive features The most obvious is that the race is not continuous, hut is staged, with mandatory rest periods and full field starts for each leg CMT also uses a looped course for the bike and run

so that support crews and spectators get to see the racers pass several times through the city. Finally, the scoring assigns equal weight to each leg regardless of length. The 19 84 race attracted 185 entrants There were 175 starters and 135 finishers at the end of the day In 1985 the race will be enlarged to a field of 300 racers in two divisions A Select Flite which will be the N.J State leng Course Championship, and a Ladies-Only Short Court race which is for novice women DISTANCES FOR the races are Select Division • I mile swim. 10 mile run. 50 mile bike. l<adieM)nly Divi sion - 1 mile swim. 5 mile run, 20 mile bike Both flites are conducted simultaneously, on the same courses, but with staggered starts * Persons interested in volunteering to help or attending the event should contact Terry Brown. Cape May's Director of Civic Affairs 88484 II, ext 20 or 27. Competitors should send a stamped, self addressed envelope to Phil Rogers 19 Dead Tree Run. Belle Mead. N.J 08508

Kids Hit Courts

COLDsSPRING lower Township Consolidated School's sixth grade basketball program is off to a flying start as all eight teams saw their first action Play began Feb IS as the 78rr* defeated the Celtics li lt Mark Mills MS points) and Rob McHale (I points ) led the sixers while Brad Williams pared the Softhtll MoPt CAPE MAY There will he an organitational meeting for the 1989 ^ Women « Slo-pitch Softball league at Convention Mall 7 pm Monday March 4. 1985 for further informs lion call the Department of Ovtr Affairs at 8M84I1

Celtics with four points Valentine s Day saw the lakers crush the Nets 389 behind the scoring punch of Pat Nardtiri and Paul Bucko (18 points each) The Nets were led by Rich Sett her with six points Play resumed Feb 19 as the Warriors overwhelmed the Rorfcete JIV 10 Fimt round action was com pleted on Feb 20 as the Hawks shut out the Bullets 140 The Hawks were paces by Arron Freti with six points sTsvntsms raw* to lawn ia W *m*r* t« )«*•%• 10 nna oi Wd OI SwSei 01 mm* oi

Quarter Horse Awards COLD SPRING - The Hidden Valley Riding Gub has announced the cham pionship awards to be given at the AQHA sanctioned South Jersey Quarter Horse Circuit at Hidden Valley Ranch here April 30. May I. 2. 3 and 4 The championship awards, none of which requires an additional entry* fee. will be as follows: $1,000 Western Pleasure Horse; $1,000 Hunter Under Saddle; $500 Amateur Horse and Rider Combination in Open Classes; 5-Day Hi Point Championship in Each Class Special Recognition will be given for 5-Day Overall Champion Stallion. Mare. Gelding. Hi-Point Youth, and Hi Point Amateur Wrestling Programs For Boys The Ijower Township and Cape May Recreation Departments will sponsor a Wrestling Program for Pee Wee — Kindergarten. 1st. and 2nd grade boys on Mon days and Wednesdays 6-7 p m and Midget — 3rd. 4th. 5th, and 6th grade boys. 0-7 30 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting Mon day. March 4 This program will he under the direction of William Porter with the wrestling teams from both Teitelman School and the high school assisting him Registration for Pee Wees will he held 6 pm. Monday. March 4 Registration for Midgets will be held 6pm Tues day. March 0 The Pee Wee Wrestling Tournament will be held Monday, April I, at Teitelman School. The Midget Wrestling Tournament. will he held Tuesday, April 2. at Teitelman School All participants should he accompanied by an adult « Canino Trip C APE MAY - The Greater Cape May Utile league will sponsor a bus trip to the Ghtden Nugget Casino Wednesday March 0 The bus will leave and return at the bus stop near the Acme on Ocean Street 6pm and return midnight For Information or reoer rations, call Margie Delias. 884 4895 nr 884 3488 or Pat Kane 8M844t or Betty SheHon 884 3878 Mrn's Soft kali CAPE MAY - AS* Pitch Softball league will he conducted hy the rtty May 1 Aug 30 Those In tereotni in forming a team or participating on a team can call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884 841 1

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