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STONE HARBOR - With only three games remaining to play in the Lions Club Little League season, the Aces have taken a firm grip on first place and seem to be on their way to their first pennant in the last five years Although the week started off badly for the Aces, who dropped a 5-4 decision to the Panthers, they managed to regain their lead in the standings by whipping the Wildcats 11-0. In the upset loss to the Panthers, Ace batters were stymied by hard-throwing Panther pitcher David Reagan. Reagan was in control throughout, dominating the low-scoring game. AFTER LOSING their first game in six outings, the Aces relied on firebailer Steve Wunder to return them to their winning style. Wunder responded with a brilliant performance, pitching his second consecutive no-hit game and recording 14 strikeouts. Tlie Eagles extended their winning streak to four games by defeating the Wildcats in a night-day doubleheader The first meeting against the Wildcats ended in unusual fashion. With the Wildcats down 4-3 with two outs and a runner on third in the bottom of the sixth, Lee Russell hit a sharp ground ball to the hole at shortstop Brenden McGawan surprisingly threw to home plate What

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Doris Ward ... AND DP TWO. THREE. FOUR... — Brady Bonner. 18. practices his bench press as Bruce Fournier, also 18. stands ready to assist, at Lower Township Memorial School's auditorium, where a training program is being sponsored by the township Recreation Commission. Both are preparing for college football this fall. Brady is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fournier of North Cape May.

Softball Playoffs CAPE MAY — In Men's American Softball League, semi-final playoff action is under way. The Coast Guard Bears team, which wdn the regular season, defeated a tough T.M.U. team two games to one to advance to the semi-finals against the U.S.C.G. EECEN. The EECEN team defeated Eckel's Diesel in two of three games. In the other semi-final matchup. Charlie's Place will be squaring off against Kindle Ford. Charlie's Place defeated Cape Radiology in two straight games, as did Kindle Ford over the Press.

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