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50th Anniversary Of County Tourney

COURT HOUSE - Fifth golden years of fishing in Cape May County will be marked this year by the County Fishing Tournament. The year-round fishing event,sponsored annually by the board of freeholders, will run through Dec. 31. Anglers will compete for fishing tackle prizes in over 30 diviI sions in fresh and salt water J in the contest. The contest is conducted annually to promote the

1 fishing on the Jersey Cape. 1 It also serves to spotlight the long season for fishing and '■ to draw attention to the fishing facilities, boat docks, marines, tackle shops, marine engine and boat repair facilities and the auxiliary businesses which are impacted by the recreational fishing in Cape May County. FREEHOLDER Herbert C. Frederick, director of the county Department of Public Affairs, is director of the tournament In announcing plans for the tournament's 50th year. Frederick indicated that several special events would be included in the 1985 contest. The county is participating in a fall siirf fishing contest, the 28th annual Cape May County White Marlin Tournament and the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce Black Drum-Weakfish derby. Angler entering the tournament this year will receive a special 50th anniversary commemoration entry badge. This badge is a one time issue which will become a collector's item. Fish passing the minimum weights will be recognized with a 50th anniversary gold certificate and a bronze recognition award pin. THE SPECIAL commemorative entry badge will be printed on a gold background this year instead of the tournament's traditional red color. Since it is a one time award, it will be made available to badge collectors who indicate that they are in fact collectors Jersey Cape Fishing got off to a spectacular start with a run of mackerel which lasted well over a month. Bluefish, weakfish and fluke made their usual spring appearance. Fluke got started several weeks early in Delaware Bay. Inland waterway fluke catches are also on target along with a good showing of weakfish and bluefish. Blues are also concentrated along the shoreline and around the inlets Anglers are nothing large numbers of two to five-pound blues in addition to the big slammers in the 10 to 15-lb range Delaware Bay bluefish numbers are high and bay fishermen get to enjoy unprecedented action on day and night trips with the blues filling in between weakfish and black drum catches. OCEAN ANGLERS are reporting increasing numbers of bluefish in offshore trolling trips. Wreck fishing has been producing good catches of sea bass, ling and blackfish Anglers can enter the 1985 Jersey Cape 50th Anniversary fishing contest by catching a fish in Cape May County waters and recording it with a county weighmaster. Boats must leave and return to a county port for fish to be eligible for the contest. Surf, pier, hank and jetty fishermen must also catch their fish within the confines of Cape May tyThere is no entry for the year-round fishing event. No advance registrations is re-

quired. Anglers need only to t record their fish with the I more than 80 conveniently located weighmasters. For a free tide table, a copy of the county fishing contest rules and regula-

tions. a list of the 1984 contest winners and a list of cooperating weighmasters, write to the Cape May County Fishing Tournament. Box 385, Cape May Court House, N.J. 08210.

Senior Meet VILLAS - The Lower Township Federation of Senior Citizens will meet l p.m. Thursday, June 20, at the Millman Center, Bayshore Road.

Cape Athletes Shine as CAL All Stars Reflecting a competitive season, Cape May County high school athletes fared well in the selection of all star teams for the spring season by the Cape Atlantic League. County schools were represented by at least one member on most of the all star teams, and earned a host of honorable mentions. Two outfielders, Tom Swyer of Wiidwood and Sean Lewis of Lower Cape May Regional, were named first team all stars in CAL Division II baseball. IN DIVISION II girls track, the county gained a handful of honorable mentions : Lisa Boyd, Lower, in the 1 10 meter hurdles; Melinda Johnson. Lower, at 100 and 200 meters; Heather Dillon, Lower, at 400 meters; Pam Frank, Middle Township, at 3200 meters; Lisa Boyd, Lower, long jump; Michele Albrecht, Middle, high jump; Kara McVey. Middle. shot put; McVey and Deb Smith, also of Middle, discus. Cape May County players dominated the Division II golf all stars, five being named out of seven selections. On the all star team are: Doug Larsen, Wiidwood, Scott Pustilnick, Buddy Simmerman and Doug Vogelei, all of Middle. Bob Lundholm tied for the sixth spot on the team. In Division II boys track, four Cape youngsters were named all stars: Chris Schaffer, Wiidwood, at 100 meters, Chris Koch, Wiidwood Catholic, high jump; Joe Dufault, Lower Cape May, shot put. and Tim Middleton, Lower Cape May, javelin. HONORABLE mention went to Mike Wing, Lower, 400 meters; Tom Saddler, Middle, long jump; Steve Jones, Middle, shot put; Larry Trainor, Wiidwood, intermediate hurdles and 200 meters. Scott Piro, Wiidwood. and David Hawthorne, Lower, gained honorable mention for the Division II tennis all star team. Cape schools filled three places on the Division II softball all star team: Jennifer Snyder, Middle, at shortstop and Betsy Craig, Lower, and Melody Coles, Middle, in the outfield. TWO OCEAN City athletes, Leon Brown in the long jump and Frank Sayers, discus, were named to the Division I boys track all star team. In girls track Division 1. Margie Bonnett of Ocean City doubled up, winning all star honors at 800 meters and honorable mention in 400 meter hurdles. The Ocqan City relay team of Sue Wehner, Maggie Quinn, Natalie Krokenberger and Bonnett. also earned all star honors. Other members of the all star team were Maureen Dougherty, javelin, and Diane Urban, discus, both of Ocean City. Jane Harvey. Ocean City, gained honorable mention in the high jump. DESMKND Atkinson. Ocean City, made the Division I golf all stars. The Division I baseball all star team included pitcher Dave Miller. Ocean City. Bob Goudie. also Ocean City, was given honorable mention at third base The Division I softball all star team included Carol Calise, Ocean City, at second base, and Lynn Agroe.'also Ocean City, as designated hitter Honorable mention went to Dorann Foglio and Kathy Vail, both Ocean City, as outfielders. In Division I all star boys tennis. Bryan King, Ocean City, won honorable mention in singles

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