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SIC Host To Track Program SEA ISLE CITY - The 21st Annual Arco Jesse J Owens Games, a national program of track and field competition for boys and girls 7 to 14. will be held here Saturday at Dealy Field, 59th and Central Avenues, starting at 9 a.m. The annual contest is sponsored by the Sea Isle City Recreation Department, and offers youngsters an opportunity to participate in both track and field events for trophie. Interested persons should call or write Lew Steelman, recreation director, at City Hall. 4416 Landis Avenue, Sea Isle City, New Jersey. 08243. or call 263-4461. Appeal Made For Players CAPE MAY - A pitcher and some fielders are wanted by the Greater Cape May women's softball league. Players must be at least 17. Games are played Tuesday and Thursday nights. For information, call 884-3488, 884-4895, or 882-2365.

■ j|hh FINISHING UP — James Tweed and Garth Donaldson of the 4-H Blue Claw Club, complete work on a crab shedding tank for the club display at the Seafood Festival. II a.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday, in Cape May Convention HaU.

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CAPE MAY - In city Men's Softball Burke Builders remain on top of the A-League after defeating the Coast Guard Bears 3-1, National Associates 14-13 and Classic Video 6-5. Laws' Printing remains in second place after defeating Kindle Ford 254) and the Coast Guard Bears 28-16. Ted Ferrante pitched a 2-hit shutout over Kindle. He got offensive support from Ernie Troiano's five hits and four hit games from John Fuller and Carl Umscheid. FULLER USED his four hits to drive in 5 runs. Kevin Sherman had 7 rbi's on 3 hits including a ho me run. Mike Moore also chipped in with 3 hits. In their win over the Bears, Fuller and Umscheid had 5 hits apiece with Sherman supplying 4 hits including a homerun, and Troiano having 4 hits including 3 doubles. Brendan Rosenberg also had 3 hits including a homerun. In other games involving A-League teams, Carlos O'Brien's had a successful week as they defeated Classic Video 7-2 and the EECEN Gumbys by a score of 16-1. THE COAST Guard Bears defeated Eckel's Diesel 96 and Classic Video beat Stumpo's Pizza 21-6 behind Bill Hinkel's 5 rbi's and Mark Trukaley's 3 hits as Classic Video collected 25 hits. Eckel's Diesel and Kindle Ford remain tied for the top spot in the B-League after Kindle defeated TMU 9-8 and Cape may Coasties 5-2 while Eckel's defeated Stumpo's Pizza 4-3. The Cape May Coasties defeated the EECEN team 11-4 and National Associates 12-6 as Bob Vaughan, Pat Brennan and Rick Reddinger each had 2 hits in the National Associates game. CAPE RADIOLOGY defeated The Press 28-15 as Craig Cooper had 8 rbi's and Skeeter Hughes had 5 hits including a homerun. Wayne Plocher and Terry Cerullo bad 5 and 4 rbi's respectively. The Press bounced back to defeat Bal Harbour 21-6 as Steve Luteri had 4 hits and 5 rbi's. Rob Burner andd Bryan Weyand each had 3 hits and 3 runs scored. In other B-League games.

National Associates defeated Cape Radiology 14-7 and TMU defeated Bal Harbour 27-15. STANDINGS ALtagut Burke Builders 11-2 Law's Printing 9-3 Cartas O'Brien '■ 9-4 Classic Video S-4 U.s.C.G Bears 3-9 Eckel s Die*? Uofu' 9.3 Kindle Ford 9-3 National Associates 7-4 The Press 6-6 TMU 66 Cape May Coasties 5-7 Cape Radiology 46 Stumpo's Pizza 4-9 Reuter Construction 3-7 Bal Harbour 3-10 EECEN Gumbys 16

I Run Set July 26 AVALON - The borough I recreation department will I conduct a five-mile run I Saturday. July 26. starting I at 8 a.m. There will also be I a one-mile fun run. The course starts and I ends at Community Hall, I 30th and Avalon Avenue I Trophies will be awarded I in age categories for both I men and women as well as I to the first male and first I female finishers. T-shirts will be given to the first 200 runners. Pre-entry registration closes July 14. For further information, call Dave - Haberle, 967-3066

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