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Great Cape May Race Saturday

By JOHN BAILEY CAPE MAY - This Saturday 8:30 a.m., a single gunshot will break the sound of surf and seagulls around ConvenRio Grande Finishes Atop Heap CAPE MAY - Rio Grande -Building Materials finished the regular season of the Cape May Coed Recreation Volleyball League in first place as it swept Kona Realty 15-14, 15-12, 15-11 and 15-12. These same two teams will meet in the semifinal playoffs. Cape May Mobile Estates finished in second place by splitting four games against Pete's Rac- , quet Club They won the second and fourth games 15-4 and 15-3 while losing the first and third by scores of 15-9 and 15-10. These same teams will meet in the semifinal playoffs. The Ugly Mug finished its season with a four-game sweep of the Bijou Brats 15-2, 15-10, 15-2 and 15-8. STANDINGS Ri* Grma4r BalMiag Material* 2S-S Cape May MoMIe Estate* a- II Pete'* Racfaet CM »a Kaaa Realty »» Ugly Mm Bijou Brat* S-1S 'Tee' Ball Signups Set VILLAS — There will be signups for the Lower Township "Tee" Ball League noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road here. The league is open to boys and girls 6 to 9 years of age, who are residents of Lower Township. They must be 6 years of age before May 1 of this year. Anyone signing up for this league must bring a birth certificate or other proof of age. Those who played last year must signup again this year. The league will not start until July.

tion Hall. From that moment until around 10 a.m., the streets of our town will be commandeered by runners over 600 people, each with own goals and hopes, each a champion in his or her own way. Some will be psyched -up to be the one to break the tape. Others will be trying to be the first in one of 16 age group categories. For many, the goal will be just to cross the finish line, to better their own time for the distance, or to beat the course record. Whatever the goal, achieved or failed/ each is a hero, a winner, a story. THERE IS the lady running for the first time with a new hip implant. There is young Matthew Notch running for his friend Jamie Fiocca -pledges may still be made through Saturday morning by calling 884-4030, or by signing up at race registration. Be there to witness these heroes, or join them and set your own goals. Be your own champion! The Great Cape May Foot Race consists of two races, a 3000 meter (1.864 mi.) at 8:30 and a 10,000 meter (6.214 mi. ) at 9. Both races start at Convention Hall and end behind the City Plans SCUBA Class CAPE MAY - The city will offer a SCUBA program as pari of its upcoming summer recreation schedule. The NAU1 course is nationally certified and will consist of 32 hours of instruction plus two final dives. The class is for students 12 years and older and will provide an introduction to equipment use and the ocean environment. Upon completion students will receive a certificate and a card verifying a passing effort. The course will begin June 4 and will be held every Tuesday night at Cape May Elementary School. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-841 1 ext. 20 or 27 for further information.

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Rotary Band Stand on Lyle Lane. The net proceeds of both races are to benefit Burdette Tomlin's new respiratory unit. THE 3K runs down Beach Drive, right on Broadway, and right again on Windsor. It turns left on Beach Drive, then left on Decatur at Summers to finish behind the Mall. The 10k runs down Beach Drive to Broadway and follows Broadway to Central Avenue, picks up park Blvd to West Perry to Jackson Street, turns left on Lafayette at the bandstand; right on Ocean and left on Washington Street. It follows tree-shaded Washington Street to the right on Texas Avenue. (Hie C-Views water station is set up at the turn. ) Right on Beach at the Christian Admiral, right on Decatur to finish behind the Mall, to the roar of the crowd. Come cheer the champions on to their personal victories. IF YOU LIVE along the course and the temperature is above 75 degrees, please set up your own water station: simply hold a hose into the street for the runners to run through. Orange slices, cups of water, or chunks of ice will be deeply appreciated, and may save our rescue squad some pro-

blems at the finish line. Running in the heat and humidity that Cape May is capable of at this time of year can be very dangerous. Friday night features a registration/spaghetti party, with free beer, compliments of Lite Beer. Tom Osier, running author and ultramarathoner will present a clinic entitled, ''Secrets of an Ultramarathoner — How you Can Double the distance you've ever covered on foot with no additional training." JOE WATSON. All-star defenseman for the Philadelphia Flyers, is grand marshall. He will ride in the lead car and assist at the awards ceremony. Tom Carroll of the Mainstay will once again pace the lead runner from atop his high wheeled "Penny Farthing" bicycle. A 1929 Model A Ford Postal truck will serve as "blister bus" following the last runners. If you would like to help in an official capacity, call or join us at Convention Hall Friday night. All workers receive classic Tshirts, "Offical" T-shirst while they last. For information call John Bailey, race director, at the Baileywicke on the Mall, 609/884-2761.

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