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Dorit Ward SOME WIN, SOME LOSE — A happy winner. Jon Hamison, 14. left, gets a hug from his mother Mrs. Rodney Jamison. ■ Reading. Pa., while Giang Doung, 10. right, is consoled by his coach. Jim Ridpath, Upper Darby. Pa., at last weeks marbles tournament in Wildwood. Doung lost out in the semi-finals on Thursday. Jamison is the new boys national champion.

OR JOSEPH J RIZZC Here's how Chiropractic Treats Athletic Injuries Most athletes have come to recognize the hazards involved in their activities, and are among the most regular patients of chiropractic. It is important to consult your doctor of chiropractic regularly. regardless of you type of recreational activity. If you are a parent, it is important to make certain your child does not suffer a spinal problem. Your doctor of chiropractic will detect and correct subluxations, however incurred, and will arrest or prevent problems which they would produce. Chiropractic treatments can not onlv re establish nerve g baj a. " function, but will relax you w : jl *<*«••• «« thiiapranw as well. With improved — ijLi — —ft 'nd «*• health, your enjoyment of your recreational activity Kuottmmn will be enhanced.

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CAPE MAY - The Coast Guard Bears and Charlie's Place continued their winning ways in the city's American Softball League this past week. The Bears defeated Eckel's Diesel 21-2, AH Medical Supply 18-3 and Southern Jersey Airways 15-5. Charlie's Place won its three games, defeating T.M.U. 1(H). The Press 13-8 and the Cape May Coasties 17-2. Cape Radiology moved into playoff contention as it won all three of its games this week. It defeated the Chief Petty Officers 15-5 as Frank Finley had four hits while Wayne Plocher had a home run and Steve Weems had a triple and four runs batted in.

t CAPE RADIOLOGY also » defeated Southern\Jersey Airways 14-9 and T.M.U. » Southern Jersey Airways i defeated the Chief Petty > Officers 20-6 as Bob Rysak 1 had two homeruns and Jim ' Sampson had a solo home ' run. » Southern Jersey Airways also defeated T.M.U. 13-12 I as they came back, from a 5 11-0 deficit to tie the game in the sixth inning. They 1 got a home run from Jim I Sampson and a four-hit > performance from Andy ? Szigeti. Southern Jersey > also got three hits from Art » Williams. Ed Szigeti and t Ed Kramer. Williams got » the game-winning hit and > Jim Ncill was the winning pitcher.

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