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July 4th Winners In Avalon Revealed

i AVALON — Results of the races and field events conducted by the recreation department at 10th and Dune July 4 as part of the borough's Independence Day celebration have been announced Winners in the various contests were : 25 YARD DASH Age 4 and younger — 1. Cathy Lambert. 2 Stephanie Hanshaw. 3. Kathleen McCormick. Age 5 and 6—1. Jeff Molt. 2. Kevin Loughlin. 3. Sammy Colubrane. Age 7 and 8—1 Tony Sammons. 2. Andrew Loughlin. 3. Todd Danner. 50 YARD DASH Age 9 and 10 — 1 Brian Flynn. 2. Robbie Lambert. 3. Michael Oakes. Age 11 and 12—1. EricKing. 2. Rob Lamb. 3. Susan Lambert and Jason Danner. Ages 13. 14. and 15 — 1 Kim Lambert. 2. Brandy Sennhenn. 3. Eric Schwartz and Tom Lamb. Moms — 1. Mary Zuccarini. 2. Sara Burns, 3. Mary E. McCormick. Dads — 1. Roy Hanshaw. 2. Don Flynn, 3. Tom Lamb. Age 4 and younger — 1. Cathy Lambert. 2 . Kathleen McCormick. Age 5 and 6—1. Kevin Loughlin. 2. Jeff Molt. 3. Sammy Colobriane

f Age 7 and 8 — 1, Andrew 5 Loughlin. 2. Tony Sammons, 3. Mike Soens. 1 100 YARD DASH ■ Age 9 and 10 — 1. Brian - Flynn, 2. Scott Soens. 3. > Robbie Lambert. Age 11 and 12—1. Rob » Lamb. 2. Eric King. 3. Shannon Borkett. Age 13 and 14—1. Butch

Connell, 2. Eric Schwartz. 3. Nora Arant Age 15 and up — 1. Brandy Sennhenn. 2. Kim Lambert. 3. Tom Lamb. SACK RACE Age 6 and younger — 1. Kevin Loughlin. 2. Zawra Sennhenn. 3. Jeff Molt. Age 7 and 8—1. Todd Danner. 2. John Kauterman. 3 Tony Sammons. Age 9 and 10—1. Kim Longstreth. 2. Scott Soens, 3, Andrew Forbes Age 11 and 12 — 1. Eric King. 2. Kay Berman. 3. Jason Danner. Age 13, 14 and 15—1. Butch Connell. 2. Colleen Finnerty. 3. Tom Lamb. 3 LEGGED RACE Father and Daughter — 1. Billy and Scott Soens. 2. Gary and Jaime Dutton. 3. Fred and Jane Edelstein. Mother and Son — 1 Nora and Alicia Keller. 2. Brandy and Suzanne Sennhenn. 3. Sara and Dana Burns. Miscellaneous — 1. Susan and Bob Lambert. 2. Colleen and Heather Finnerty. 3. Todd and Jason Danner. SOFT BAl.I. THROW Age 11 and 12 girls — 1. Bridget Finnerty. 2. Carolyn Tadie. 3. Chris Rowe. Age 11 and 12—1 Eric King. 2. Joe Kauterman. 3. Jason Danner. Age 13 and 14 girls - 1 Colleen Finnerty. 2. Nora Arant. 3 Kristy Quinn. Age 13 and 14 boys — 1. Eric Schwartz. 2. Brandy Sennhenn. 3. Butch Conell. Age 6 and under — l. Kevin Loughlin. 2 Jeff Molt. 3. David Rowe Age 7 and 8—1. Danny Wellock. 2 Drew Zaccarini. 3 Mike Soens Age 9 and 10 boys — 1 Donald Haverly. 2. Jimmy Rowe. 3. Brian Flynn Age 9 and 10 girls - l Heather Finnel. 2. Jenny Kauterman. 3 Susan Loughlin EGG TOSS 1 Bill and Kevin McGonigal. WATERMELON Age 6 and under — I Sara Kauterman. 2 Jeff Molt. 3 Kevin Loughlin

Age 7 and 8 — l. John Kauterman. 2. Mike Soens. 3. Ashley Reichenbach i Age 9 and 10 — 1. Chris Lamb. 2. Shayne King. Age 11 and 12 — 1. Kevin McGonical. 2. Joe Kauteri man. 3. Bridget Finnerty. Age 15 and older — 1. I Tom Lamb.

Lady Bears Win 15-13 CAPE MAY - In Women's Softball League action, the U.S.C.G. Sugar Bears defeated Quo Vadis 15-13 in eight innings. The Coast Guard team was led by Sheila Edwards and Debbie Winslow . who had a home run apiece. Gloria Cassidy had a good game as she had 3 hits for the winners. In other games. Vance's Bar defeated the Sugar Bears 14-0, led by shortstop Kym Delias, who played her usual outstanding defensive game. STANDINGS Middle Township Rec 6-1 Vance's Bar 6-2 U.S.C.G Bears S-2 Quo Vadis 3-4 Pirate's Den 2-5

Avalon Announces Swimming Victors

AVALON — Winners of the swimming races conducted as part of the borough's July 4th celebration have been announced by the recreation department Top finishers in the various age groups were: FREE STYLE Age 5 and under < mixed ) • I Uiuren Renshaw. 2. Joseph Lmebaugh. 3 Erin Burns Girls 5 and under - I Emily Matt. 2. Megan McGowan. 3 Jennifer Todd Boys 5 and under - 1. Chris Walters. 2 Nikolas Pattantyus. 3 Jarrett Renshaw Girls 9 and 10 -1 Jodi Walters. 2 Abigail Walker and Tara McGowan. Boys 9 and 10 - I Andy Lutz. 2. Scott Soens. 3. Ryan Petrick Girls II and 12 - I. Stephanie Fitchthorn, 2. Tracv Freeman. 3. Dana Burs Girls 13 and 14 — 1. Amy Loughead 2. Karen Borbes. JL Colleen Finnerty *^Boys 13 and 14-1. Luke Orlando. 2 Mike Maquire. 3. Mike Lutz BACKSTROKE Age 5 and under - 1 . Mary Teresa Dougherty. 2. Jeffrey Ortman. 3. Sarah Matt. Age 8 and under — 1. i Megan McGowan. 2. Mat thew Hogan, 3. Mike Soens. 9 and 10 — l Tara McGowan. 2. Jennifer Kauterman. 3. Sandra I Koloski. ^ , Girls 11 and 12 — 1. ; Stephani Fitchthorn. 2. Traci Freeman. 3. Dana | Burns. | Boys 11 and 12-1. Scott Soens. 2. Erik Burns, 3. I Ryan Petrick. 2

Girls 13 and 14-1 Angie Fitcht horn. 2 Amy Loughead Boys 13 and 14 -1. Mike Maquire. 2. Mike Lulz. 3. Luke Orlando BREAST STROKE Age 5 and under • 1 Sarah Matt. 2. Erin Burns. 3 Jeffrey Ortman Girls 8 and under - l. Emily Matt. 2 Megan McGowan. 3. Raelene Tiz. Boys 8 and under - l Nikolas Pattantyus. 2 Mike Soens. 3. Mike Hogan Girls 9 and 10 - 1 Monica Pattantyus. 2 Tara McGowan. 3 Jenny Kauterman Boys 9 and 10 -1. Scott Soens. 2. Andy Lutz. 3 Ryan Petrick 1 1 and 12 years of age - 1 Stephanie Fitchthorn. 2. Dana Burns. 3 Traci Finnigan Girls 13 and 14-1 Angie Fitchthorn. 2. Amy Loughead. 3. Colleen Finnerty. Boys 13 and 14-1 Matt Gregory, 2. Luke Orlando. 3. Scott Pearson. BUTTERFLY 5 and under - l. Erin Burns. 2. Sarah Matt. 3. Jeffrey Ortman. 8 and under • 1 Emily Matt. 2 Mike Soens. 3. Megan McGowan. Girls 9 and 10 -1. Tara McGowan. 2. Abigail Walker. 3. Jenny Kauterman. Boys 9 and 10 I. Andy Lutz. 2. Scott Soens. 3. Erin Burns. Girls 11 and 12-1 Tracey 2. Stephanie Fitchthorn. 3. Tie Dana Burns and Kate Monahan. Girls 13 and 14 • 1. Angie Fitchthorn. 2. Amy Loughead. " | Boys 13 and 14-1. Mike ! 2. Luke Orlando. i Mike Lutz. i

Soccer Shootout STONE HARBOR - The borough soccer league opened its league Monday. July 8. with the Gold Diggers playing the Green Hornets. Goalies Kris Kalnis and Jason Kelsey for the Gold Diggers and Lee Russell for the Green Hornets played perfect games, causing an 0-0 tie at the end of regulation. The first shoot-out ended in a tie with Wayne V'oltz, Doug llalbert. and Joe Sparta scoring for the Hornets. Scoring for the Diggers were David Kohn. Jennifer Eggert and Shawn McCormack. In the second shootout Stephen Frank scored for the Hornets but that was equaled by J. P. Gallagher. The score remained tied until the Hornet's 12th shooter. Brian James, broke the tie by playing the in the upper left hand corner of the goal for a victory.

50 Boats » Ready for Tournament STONE HARBOR - Fifty offshore fishing boats will participate in the 29th Annual Cape May County White Marlin Tournament Thursday. One of the oldest of its kind on the EasT Coast, the tournament is sponsored annually by the Jersey Cape Sportfishing Tournament committee and county freeholders. The sportfishing event opens with a registration dinner at the Stone Harbor Yacht Club Thursday. Fishing days are Friday, and Saturday with Sunday an alternate fishing day if the tournament is cancelled either of the first two days because of weather. An awards dinner is set Sunday at the Golden Eagle Hotel in Cape May. Anglers will compete for boat awards and team prizes. Boats may combine to form a team of up to four entries. Awards will also be presented for the largest tuna, with a minimum of 25 pounds; dolphin, wahoo and blue marlin. Individual citations and plaques will be presented to every angler catching a white marlin. Boats may leave any county port for the first day of fishing, but they must lay over at Cape May for that night. Tournament headquarters is the South Jersey Marina. Dockside Activities are scheduled there for crews. Crews may include up to six anglers, and the boat can fish five rods. Late registrations should be called in to the county Public Affairs office • 886-0901) through 4 p.m. tomorrow or may be made at the yacht club registration buffet that evening. ' l | Pi I V' (si) 111? WOtlJS L yifj wm 3.99 50-Ft. Portable Telephone Cord Reel has 2 modular lacks, manual rewind, more 955 QUANTITIES LIMITED STALLER'S HARDWARE 135 E. Wlldwood Ave. 522-1488