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CHAMPIONS REWARDED — Upper Township Clippers, grand champions of the South Jersey division and among eight top teams in New Jersey Cup Tournament, show off trophies awarded at hoagie party for four township soccer teams at Seaville Fire Hall recently. Clippers (boys under 12) were coached by Steve Brennan.

Eckel's Streak Broken

COURT HOUSE - The top two teams in the Middle Township Men's Volleyball league faced off with Rio Grande Building Materials finally breaking Eckel's Diesel's winning streak by taking one of three games. For Rio Grande, Jerry

Griffin and Terry Brown's sets to Bill Bezaire proved to be the winning formula in game two. In games one and three. Mike Moore, Bob Jackson and Brendan Rosenberg provided the firepower for Eckel's.

THE SECOND set brought Keen Plumbing up against Twigg's Blinds in a match that could have tied up third place. Twiggs' dropped the first game 15-13, but came back to take the final two, 15-4 and 15-10. In the final match-up of the night, the U.S. Coast Guard team had to fight hard to defeat a determined Wildwood Catholic Teachers team 15-8, 15-12 and 20-18. STANDINGS Eckel's 273 R G Bldg. Mat 22-8 Twiggs' Blinds 19-11 Keen Plbg 15-15 USC.C 723 W C Teachers 0-30

Insurors Tighten Clamp on 1st Spot

CAPE MAY - In last week's action in Women's Recreation Volleyball. Cape Insurance remained in sole possession of first place as it took three of four games from Needlers II. Cape Insurance won 15-6, 15-4 and 15-5 while Needlers II won 15-12. Cape Insurance was led by the serving of Nancy Sporano and Chris D'Allisondio. Carol Addesso had some fine sets to spikers Ann Maher and Fran Bratten. Lobster House swept past Pete's Racquet Qub 15-11,

15-11, 15-13 and 15-8. Lisa Stadlman, Luz Fuller and Tasha Jordan led them. National Associates moved up in the standings by taking 3 games 15-5, 15-5, 15-9 before losing the final 15-11. Debbie Schollenberger. Gina Kelly. Pat Nixon and Debbie Winslow played particularly well for National Associates. STANDINGS Cape Insurance 38-6 Lobster House 35-9 Needlers II 21-19 Pele's Racquel Club 2020 National Associates 13-31 South Jersey Marina 11-29 FNB Toms River 10-30

Aides Sought By Rec. Dept. VILLAS - The Lower Township Recreation Department is taking applications for recreation aides and basketball officials for the Men's Basketball League. For information call 886-7880 or apply in person at 2600 Bayshiore Road here

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