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. Avalon Rec Run Results Announced

AVALON — Heavy rains which greeted the runners on arrival let up by the end of registration, leaking cool temperatures for the fivemile run sponsored by the borough recreation department Saturday. July 27 Over -all winners were ^ Men's, first place. John' pvans; Women's, first. Drea Schwind Winners in the other categories were:

II AND UNDER Female I Nora Aranl. 2 (Tare Townsond Male I David Mueller. 2 Peter Barnes. 3 Chuck Genuardi IS-H Female I Jennifer Slump/. 2 Jndi Grae/f. 3 Lisa Gallagher Male I John Mooney. 2 John Sch.wind. 3 John Goldcamp 29-29 Female 1 Kira Schnuliz. 2 Diane llofsieiler, 3 Judy Grundwald: Male I Kurt Schaun. 2 Ken McDavid. 3 Leslie Wright 30-39 Female 1 Linda McGovern. 2 , Phyliss Dodd, 3 Angel French. Male I Bob llermescb, 2 lazier Loner, 3 Frank Goldcamp W-19 Female I Janel Dowsed. 2 Elizabeth Kunlz. 3 Karen Eddslein. Male 1 llerh Townsend. 2 l-arry Clark. 3 Ihrk Allenbach M and older Men I Richard Corkhill. 2. Joe Smith. 3 Paul McSorely I mile (un run t Diana Carlon. 2 Dale Whiting. 3 Mitchell Wegner

Hornets Go Undefeated STONE HARBOR - The third week of the borough soccer league ended as the Green Hornets survived two 2-1 victories to remain undefeated through nine games. In Monday's game the Hornets won their third shootout and thier second agaiast the Blue Waves It was a repeat of the game played the week before The Blue Waves were leading 1-0 the entire game until Brian James scored with two minutes remaining. Then for the se cond time this season the Hornets won a shootout This time the score was 5-4. The Maroon Mariners went 2 and 1 for the week, led hy Jamie Hosier and Doug Seelicke. The games are continued through the middle of August and are played on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays at 4:. 'to and 5.

1 HHrn* ,y,y Km BBJ? OUT OF MY WAY — Almee Sullivan. 13. boots by Sean Costello during last week's Soccer Day Camp at Cape Express field. Del Haven. Aimee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sullivan, and Sean is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello. All are from North Cape May.

Aces Stretch Little Loop Lead

STONE HARBOR - With only two weeks remaining in the Stone Harbor Lions Club Little League Baseball season, the Aces have extended their lead to 21* games over the second place Wildcats. The Aces used two strong pitching performances to record their victories over the Wildcats and Eagles Hard hitting and excellent pitching highlighted Tues day's showdown for first place between the Aces and ■ Wildcats. Stevie Wundcr threw brilliantly, allowing no hits and recording 16

strikeouts. Friday's game displayed newly acquired pitcher John Simpson's talents as he allowed just three hits in a 12-4 route over the Eagles. IN OTHER league action David Reagan helped the Panthers to their second win of the year by firing a two-hitter and knocking in 3 runs in his team's 14-2 triumph over the skidding Wildcats

The Eagles picked up their second win of the year in a hard fought 15-8 slugfest against the Panthers Mike Brown pitched well for the Eagles but needed some late inning relief help, from Kevin Zilligan to record the win. STANDINGS Aces 6 1 857 Wildcats 3 3 500 2*7 Eagles 2 4 333 3'j Panthers 2 5 286 4

Kathy's Has Loop Lead SKA ISLE CITY The (itrls Summer Basketball U>ague has reached the midway point and Kathv's llairport is on top with a record of 4 wins against . only I loss Yum-Yum Affair and MaryAnne's Bakery are tied for second with 3-2 records Kathy's Boutique and Sands Department Store have identical 2-3 logs and Ia'w s Deli has notched one win and 4 losses Michelle Wood of "Kathy's llairport and Marci Kutler of MaryAnne's Bakery and league leading scorers

'Island R un ' Slated

SEA ISLE CITY - The 15th Annual "Island Run", sponsored by the city Beach Patrol, will be held in Ihe resort starting 5:30 p m Saturday. Aug 17 The 13 mile race, which attracts hundreds of runners annually, will begin at Sea Isle City Beach Patrol Headquarters at 44th Street and the Beach, go north to Strathmere. back to Townsend's Inlet, and.

finish in front of the 44th Street Beach Patrol Headquarters building. Entry blanks are available at Beach Patrol Headquarters, Sea Isle City Hall and the Beach Tag Sales Office The first 1.200 registrants will each receive a T-shirt. Trophies and medals will be awarded to the first 25 winners in seven age groupings for both men and women

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