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Tourneys Slated AVALON — Tennis tournament schedules for the summer have been announced by the borough recreation department. Doreen Drexel is tournament director. Tournaments have been scheduled as follows: Men's Singles, July 6 - July 13; Women's Singles, July 13 - July 20; Women's Doubles, July 27 - Aug. 3; Men's Doubles, Aug. 3 - 10; Mixed Doubles. Aug. 10 - 17. Both Junior and Teen Pyramid Tournaments will be held throughout the month of July. 12 - 1;30 p.m. Junior — 12 and under. July 1-31; Teen — 13 16, July 1-31

* *" m IN TENNIS CLASSIC — Finalists in the Windrift Classic Tournament, held at Jersey Cape Racquet Club, are the team of Lionel Derosiers and Lee Jones, left, runners up. and Scott Swain and Scott Novick. right, winners. Center is Linda Camp, manager.

Swain, Novick Cop Crown

COURT HOUSE - The Jersey Cape Racquet Club hosted the Windrift Classic Tennis Tournament recently. The Men's Doubles event, which was sponsored by the Windrift Motel in Avalon. attracted tennis enthusiasts throughout the county. Tennis Clinic CAPE MAY — The city will offer a tennis clinic as part of its summer recreation schedule. The 10-week course will start Friday and will be held 10 a.m. -noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday 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 the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext 20 or 27

In first round action, the team of Paul Laurie and Rill Mathis advanced by passing Wayne Kenneisen and Dick Barton in straight sets ( 6-4 > (6-1). Lee Jones and Lionel Derosiers also advanced by downing Phil Kelly and Dick liartnett (6-1) (6-2). IN OTHER first round action, the team of Scott Swain and Scott Novick played well to top Zack Chavez and Ron Hewitt (6-4) (7-5). Joe Mullen and Dave Frank won a spot in the next round action due to a default by Tony F'ittipaldi and Rob Hughes. In the semi-finals Lee Jones and Lionel Derosiers played well to stop their opponents. Paul Lauria and

Bill Mathis. (6-3) (6-2) and advanced to the final round. Swain and Novick also earned a spot in the finals by downing Joe Mullen and Dave Frank of Somers Point (6-3) (6-2). THE FINAL ROUND of play saw the team of Jones and Derosiers challenge Swain and Novick for the title in a hard fought match. In the first set, Jones and Derosiers come from behind to even the score at 6-all. Novick and Swain won the tie breaker 7-5 to take the first set. In the second set, Swain and Novick fought hard to even the score at 6-all and then went on to win the tiebreaker 7-3 to claim the title

C.G. Bears Retain Slim Grip on First

CAPE MAY - In the city's American Softball League action the U S.C.G Bears remain in first place as they defeated the Chief Petty Officers 19-2 and Cape Radiology 8-1. u Charlie's Place remains ■ in second place after defeating the U S.C.G EECEN 4-0 and All Medical Supply 17-1. The Press won both of iLs games this past week, defeating all Medical Supply 14-3 and Eckel's Diesel 7-5. KINDLE FORD moved up in the standings as it beat the EECEN team 8-3 and All Medical Supply 17-2. The U.S. C.G. EECEN team bounced back to defeat the

Chief Petty Officers 17-3. Cape Radiology defeated the Cape May Coasties 5-4. The Radiology- team was led by Terry Cerullo, who had 3 hits and 2 RBI's It also got the game winning hit and 2 RBI s from Ken liinderlitcr plus a fine pitching performance from Mike Wisse. STANDINGS U S C O Bears 121 Charlie's Place 13.3 The Press 11.5 Kindle Ford 12-6 Eckel's Diesel 8-5 USC.G EECEN 9-7 T.M.U. 6-8 Cape May Coasties 710 Southern Jersey Airways 5 9 Cape Radiology 3-1 1 Chief Petly Officers 2-12 All Medical Supply MS

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