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STONE HARBOR - The Lions Club Little League finished its third week of action with the Aces and Wildcats posting strong victories. setting the state for this week's showdown between the two. The Aces needed strong starting pitching by Steve Wunder and excellent relief pitching by Chris Daily to capture wins over the Panthers and Eagles. Wunder helped himself in the fifth inning of the first game by roNuggets, Sixers On Top STONE HARBOR - The Senior Boys Basketball League had the76'ers and Nuggets move further away from the rest of the league. The Nuggets, led by Pat Bastian. Dan Devris, and Dave Comerford. stayed in first by earning a spilt in beating the Sixers for the first place position before losing to the Lakers. The Sixers, led by Rich Murphy. Scan Sweeney, and Rob Hicks, walked over the league's opposition until the Nuggets matchup The game was not a pretty style of play: however the Nuggets liked the outcome. 37-31. Bastian led all scorers with 15 points The Uikers began to make their move with a victory over the hopeless Celtics 61-41 and then the upset of the year over I he Nuggets 60-50 The Celtics continued to be dominated as they were crushed by the Sixers 67-30. THE STANDINGS Nuggets 4 | I.ikers ' ,| ("pit Irs us

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ping a sole home run enroute to a 4-2 victory IN THE SECOND game versus the Eagles. Wunder needed some help from Scott Juenger and Chris I Starrett. who collected the only Ace hits in the top of the ; fifth inning, to escape with a 5-2 win over the Eagles Rickey Pomfiet and i Rrrndcn McCawan pitched a fine performance for the Eagles. The Wildcats closed to within a half game of first place by defeating both the Panthers and Eagles. Lee Russell provided all the necessary firepower, roping a triple and a home run in the 6-2 win over the Panthers JOE HENRY over powered the Eagles batters in the Wildcats second outing. allowing just two unearned runs in five innings of the 11-5 triumph. Reliever Mike Murphy squelched a late Eagle rally when third baseman Doug Melini grabbed a line drive with the bases loaded and force a runner for a game-ending double play. Bull dogs, Eagles Top Girls ' Loop STONE HARBOR - Sen ior League Girls Basketball completed its second week of play this past Thursday. Tuesday night victories went to the Green Waves and the Bulldogs, as the Green Waves defeated the Blue Hens 42-33 Jen Schider led the waves with 12 points in the second game, the Bulldogs beat the Golden Eagles 42-30 Audrey Coleman led with 18 points for the Bulldogs Played resumed Thurs day nighl with victories going to the Golden Eagles and the Bulldogs The Eagles bounced hack from their loss on Tuesday night with a convincing 51-25 win over the Green Waves MONICA WOOD scored 18 points for the Eagles. The second game Thursday j showed the Bulldogs continuing their winning streak, upping their record to 3-1 as they defeated the Blue Hens 63-25 Audrey Coleman led all scorers with 19 points and Shelly Ridgewav followed with 18 STANDINGS Gold Eagles 3 | Maroon Bulldogs 3 I Green Waves I 3 Blue Hens I 3

Tryouts for the league are every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 9 a.m. on the field at 80th and Second Avenues. Youngsters 8-13 are encouraged to participate Vance's Softball Leader CAPE MAY - In Women's Softball League action. Quo Vadis defeated the Coast Guard Sugar Bears 11-8 as Tasha Jordan led the offense with 3 hits and 4 RBI's. Vicki Shaw had 3 hits, including a triple, while Quo Vadis got 2-hit performances from Debbie Smith. Jill Alexander and Debbie Alexander. Melody Shaw was the winning pitcher. In other games. Vance's Bar defeated Quo Vadis and Middle Recreation by scores of 6-3 and 7-5. STANDINGS Vance's Bar 10-2 Middle Township Rec 9-2 U S C.G Bears 6-5 Quo Vadis 6-5 Pirate's Den 3-8 SINK SWIM? + American Red Cross A While « Supplies Lest I 6.99 * Swing-Arm Clamp Lamp w/adj metal arm. large shade 32 in j L 100 W. White si-wh QUANTITIES LIMITED 1 v STALLER'S HARDWARE 135 E. Wildwood Ave. 522 1488

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