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Kiwanis, Montreal Share First Place

CAPE MAY - Youth Basketball, the Kiwanis Gub defeated Sol Needles Agency 20-18 in a battle of Junior Division heavyweights. The first place Kiwanis Club had a balanced scoring attack led by A.J. Briant and Dan Walsh, who had six points apiece. Yolanda Jones had 4 points in her first game of

the year. Sol Needles was led by Dave Flickinger with eight points and Billy Ackley with six points. IN THE MOST exciting game of the day, a basket by Matt Lucas with one second left gave Keltie News a 12-10 victory over Roth's Real Estate. Lucas did an excellent job in running the offense and scored six points. Mike Millard also

scored six points for the winners. Roth's Real Estate was led by Gera Tatum and Jeff Bitting with four points apiece. In senior Division play. Model Cleaners welcomed the return of Shawn Wise to LL Signups CAPE^MAY - Signups for the Greater Cape May Little League Girls Softball and Boys Baseball will be held 10 a.m. -noon this Saturday and March 15 at the city Elementary School on Lafayette Street. Youngsters 9 through 12 by Aug l are eligible, and are asked to bring their birth certificates. For fur ther information, call 884-4895 or 884-3488. The Little League is in need of umpires 18 and up for softball and baseball. To volunteer, call the numbers given above.

the lineup as by defeating Casale's Shoes 45-29 behind Wise's 22 points. Model Cleaners got a great game from Frank Ramirez, who had 12 points. Casale's Shoes got a good game from Tommy Johnson, who had 17 points. The Washington Inn got balanced scoring from all of its players as it defeated a short-handed Montreal Inn 60-26. Washington Inn was led by Kevin Freeman and Mark Brooks, who had 16 points apiece. For Montreal, sCliM Freeman had 10 points before leaving with an injury. STANDINGS JUNIOR DIVISION Ktwarns Club of Cape May 61 Keltie News 5 2 Sol Needles Agency 4-3 First Jersey National Bank/South 3-4 Axelsson A Johnson 2-5 Roth's Real Estate 1-6 SENIOR DIVISION Montreal Inn 4-3 Casale's Shoes 4-3 Model Cleaners 3-1 Washington Inn 3-4

Breakers Win Two From Net Leaders

CAPE MAY - In Men's Recreation Volleyball, the Coast Guard Breakers took two of three exciting games over National Associates 15-11, 16-18 and 15-10. The Coast Guard got great net play in the first game from Ed Alrazado and good sets from team captain Mark Townsend. A hit by Norm La Bounty proved to be the second game winner for National Associates. The digs of Don Fox and hits by Wayne Plocher with the final points being served by Bob Rineili put the Coast Guard over the top in the final game. ECKEL S DIESEL lost a game in the loss column as it took two of three over Carlos O'Brien's 15-8, 15-4, and 10-15. Needles Agency swept Cape May Mobile Estates 15-9, 15-7 and 15-8 with McDevitt and Matagiese doing the same to Pete's Racquet Club. In the final match. Burke Builder took two of three Lou Rodia (From Page 34) tion to take up the fight, and until such time as the problem gets severe enough there will be none. And, if and when the organization comes, it will put a Bandaid on the immediate problem, if possible. When the problem goes away, the organization will fade again until the next crisis. In the 60's it was bunker boats and tuna clippers. In the 80 s it is gill netters. No matter how much things change, things stay the same. REMODELING? WE HAVE YOUR WINDOW sr n Wt have Andervcn' window, and gliding patio doors in the style and size you need I Attest DEE LUMBER ii ii I, a , i — " - r .-t._ naruware noma (renter CAM MAY COUMT MOUM

over Mayer's Tavern 15-1, 15-6 & 8-15. STANDINGS Eckel's Diesel 41-7 McDevitt h Matagiese 38-7 Coast Guard Breakers 33-12 Sol Needles Agency 29-13 National Associates 31-17 Carlos O'Brien's 27 21 Burke Builders 14 34 Mayer's Tavern 8-40 Cape May Mobile Estates 7-41 Pete's Racquet Club 6-42

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