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Apex Wins Crown VILLAS — The Apex Realty squad captured the championship of the Lower Township Men's BasketI ball League recently by I beating Westside Market, I 86-77, in the final playoff I game. Westside and Apex had I finished in first and second, I with only one game I separating them, in the I regular season. Both had I gone through the playoffs I against the rest of the I league unbeaten RESULTS OF playoff I games were: Clark's I Plumbing, 89. over I Halbruner's Cabinets, 84; I Charlie's Carpet Shop, 112, I over Coffee Shop, 80; Apex I Realty, 99. over Charlie's I Carpet Shop, 91 ; Westside I Market, 80, over Clark's I Plumbing. 68. Members of the chamI pion Apex team are: John I Linnington, captain; Lee I Dunham, Bob Ridgeway. I John Fuller, Joe LoBiondo, I Henry Burton, Mike I Williamson and Fran I MacAvoy ON THE Westside I market team were. Ron I Denny, captain; Frank Sip- ■ pel. Phil Boyd, Nick I Castellano, Pick Longo. I Gary Gilbert, pat Couchlin, f Ken Johnson, and Buddy Hoover Final standings in regular season play: Wrsbiidp Market 8 I , Aprx Realty 7 2 Charlie * Carpet Shop 5 4 Clark* Plumbing 4 S Haibranrr* Cabinets 2 7 Coffee Shop t 8

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T. A- I Dorfj Ward DIAMOND RUN — Wildwood Crest marks its Diamond Jubilee in part with a 7,500-meter run around the borough 10 a.m. Saturday. Getting ready ahead of time are, from left. Crest resident Bobbie Morier, Marvin Sawyer of Court House and borough resident Tom Byrne, vice president of the J. Byrne Agency. Two other race sponsors are Stephen Casien and Kindle Ford.

■HiL - Rovers II Drop 1st Place DEL HAVEN — Wally Porter's, under- 16 Rovers II. fell from first place in i the South Jersey Shore League Division II, with the loss Saturday to the Cape May Celtics. 3-0 At half-time, both teams were scoreless, with a key Express player leaving the field to have a fractured wrist treated. Goalie Bill Sheets blocked many a possible score with the aid of good defensemen. Billy Thomas. Chris Daily, and Ed Garvin The Rovers offense was strong but could not penetrate the Celtics defense — While on the Express *^home" fields, the Midnight Special, under-14 managed to hold the Upper ~T5wnship team to a 2-2 tie. Ray Moore, assisted by Joey I^affey, put the first Express ball in-goal. bringing the score to Express 1 - Upper 2 The tieing shot, fame with only one minute xleft in the game, by a cor ner kick from Chris Cor chiani, that bounced off Aaron Fretz. only to be placed in the goal by Keith 'Kirsch The other two Express teams traveled to their games Sunday The under-12 Silver Streak, rode to Lenape to face the LYAA team and came home defeated 5-3. Chuckie Magill's double score and a successful penalty shot by Robert Quinn, kept the Express active, along with David Nordone and Robert Zimmerman's defensive plays, but just couldn't break down the LYAA offense The under- 10. Golden Flyer, went to Cohansey and tied 2-2. Joey Mader shot in the first score while the second was placed off a penalty shot by Kenny Kirsch. Ryan Magill's offensive plays and Mike Lindhares in defense, aided Goalie Jeff Robinson in keeping the score even.

City Tennis Clinic Set

CAPE MAY - The city will offer a tennis clinic as part of its summer recreation schedule. It will be a 10 week course that will start June 24, and will be held Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 a.m. -noon. The first hour will consist of instruction for ages 7-11

and the second hour will be for ages 12 and older with instruction being provided by Charles Wise Sr. Further information can be obtained by calling Joseph Tracy at the Department of Civic Af fairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

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