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Playoff Scramble Heats Up

CAPE MAY - In the city Men's American Softball League, three teams are fighting for the remaining two playoff berths. Cape Player Has Winner OCEAN CITY - Klaudia Gorman, who will be a senior at Ocean City High School in the Fall, participated in the recently held Garden State Games at Montclair State College. Klaudia scored the winning goal during a stroke-off as the Southeast Field Hockey Team nipped the Northwest Team 1-0 to win the Junior Division Bronze Medal. At the same time, the Southwest defeated the Northeast 3-2 to win the Gold Medal. Klaudia. who lives on Central Avenue, is the first i athlete, male or female, from Ocean City High School to be selected to participate in the 3-year-old Garden State Games, a week long Olympic-type competition held for all sports in New Jersey.

' Cape Radiology improved 1 its chances by defeating The > Press 14-7 and Eckel's Die- [ sel 15-6. In its win over The Press, it was led by Ken Powders, who had 4 hits. Mike Padden and Mark Cassidy. who had 3 hits apiece. Bob Kinelli provided the power with a home run and 4 RBI's. Coach Terry Cerullo had the game winning hit. a 2-run double. IN THE victory over Eckel's Diesel, three hits by Ed Ahr and Mike Padden. including a triple and 3 RBI's. led the offensive. Steve Weems contributed 2 triples and 4 RBI's.

J T.M.U. stayed in the e playoff hunt with wins over The Press and Charlie's £ Place by scores of 14-4 and 1 3-2. The Cape May Coasties remain in the playoff pici ture with 2 wins this past s week over AH Medical Supply and a 14-7 victory over ; The Press. STANDINGS ' IIS CC; Bears Z7-5 Charlie's Place 24 7 Kindle Kord 21-10 US C.G. EECEN 21-11 The Press 19-13 , Eckel's Diesel 18-15 Cape May Coasties 15-17 T.M.U 14-17 I Cape Radiology 14-17 Southern Jersey Airways 10-20 , Chief Petty Officers 5-26 All Medical Supply 1-31

Soccer Club In Germany

The Jersey Shore Soccer Club left July 16 for Darmstadt. Germany. This organization was formed by Bob Helverson and Bill Eisele for the exchange program, with players selected from the Cape Express. Cape May Nets and Upper Township Soccer Association. Funds for the trip were derived from various fund raising activities and by team members themselves. During their

two-week stay in Germany they will be involved in the annual athletic festival in Darmstadt, playing in several games; and be taken on several tours of the area.

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(From Page 58) had an 8'2-Ib. pool-winning fluke. THE ANGLERS Club charter from Philadelphia featured a 4'2-lb. poolwinning weakfish. The Keenan's Tavern charter from Philadelphia caught over 60 large weakfish and some nice fluke. The pool went to Buzz The Living Legend" Busard of Almost Joe's in Philadelphia ("apt. Bill Bittman on the Pilot reported improved weakfish catches Capone Trucking of Berlin. N.J . boated 56 weaks to eight lb The par ty also had 11 fluke l^en Capone had 11 fluke The Schemenski's Poles of Camden charter was led by Kevin Knoblauch of Pennsauken with a 7-lb. weak The group boated 45 nice weakfish Fluke fishing is good on the Miss Cape May four hour trips John Romano of Philadelphia won a recent pool with a 3-Ib. fluke. BIG WEAKS: The Sea Star II located some big weaks in Delaware Bay Fish went five to nine pounds Lvle Blaylock Sr. and Jr.. Jack Rack, and Tony Danko of New York City, caught 29 weaks and 12 fluke Kevin McMillan of Hatboro. Pa., boated an ll'*-lb. pool winning weakfish. Some fluke are mixed in. On one trip, anglers hooked up on about 20 big black drum, with one. a 55-pounder, being boated by Mike llipple of Silver Spring. Md. STONE HARBOR NEWS: Capt. Bob of the Har bor Mist out of 96th Street in Stone Harbor, reported a first fish catch for a trio of young anglers. Jimmy. Stevie and Jess Bowen, all caught their first fish on the Harbor Mist. The youngsters, ages 3. 5 and 6. caught fluke bettwo and 2' 2 lb. Their mother filmed the event on video The family is from Newtown Square. Pa. High

hook on the four-hour trip was Dino Scribe, of Pittsburgh, Pa., with six weakfish and four fluke. FLUKE CATCH: Candy Jankowski of Frank's Boats said Jim Joelman of Mt. Penn. Pa., caught 19 fluke one day and 30 fluke and one weakfish the next day in Corson's Inlet. Leo Gould and his wife, of Stroudsburg, Pa., caught 16 fluke. Stanley Dziomba of Audubon. N.J. caught a half bushel of crabs Kamantha llitchner. 9. of Elmer. N.J , caught a 5-lb. 3-oz fluke in Corson's Inlet CREST REPORT: Capt. John Koyles of the Royal Flush reported improved fluke fishing. Craig Miller of Maple Glen. Pa., caught a 3'3-lb. fluke Night blue action has picked up with fish averaging 10 to 14 lb High hook honors went to Ed Brown with 22 blues. Kurt Ogdenberg had a 15-lb. 6-oz blue. Wildwood II fares are catching fluke and weaks John Thomas of Philadelphia led Saturday's catch with a 10' 2 lb weakfish. Many of the fluke go two to three pounds. Starlight skipper Jim Cicchitti said night blues are back Jack I.eary of Cherry Hill caught six blues from eight to 14 lb. and won the pool Daytime fluke action has been off Cape May Point on one to three-lb. fish. Steve McGint of Westville, N.J. caught 16 fluke. Some weaks and blues are mixed in. WILDWOOD NEWS: Sea Raider fares are finding improvement in fluke action. Pools went to Dan Tartiglione of Wildwood Crest and Billy Kurz, Jim Maier. Don Prettyman, Bill Chan and Michael Melfi Rainbow fares are catching big blues at night. James Dawson Jr.. II, won a pool with a 14'2-lb. bluefish. The father and son team boated eight blues. Day trips featured mixed bags Fr Paul, of St. Simeon s, and two friends totalled 50 sea bass, fluke and weakfish.

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