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Flounder Tourney

STRATHMERE - The Upper Township Chamber of Commerce will conduct its second annual flounder tournament Sunday, July 20, with the DeauviUe Inn here as headquarters. Registration forms are available at the following locations: Jeffers Florist. Route .9, Palermo ; 390-1846 ; the DeauviUe Inn. 263-2080; Levari Pizzeria, Route 9, Marmora, 390-1761, and Clayton's Marina, Roosevelt Boulevard, Marmora, 390-3763. The marina will James wayUndefeated In LL Play GOSHEN — Jamesway became the first undefeated team in Middle Township Senior Little League history after defeating Maurice River in a July 1 playoff at the Sports Complex here. Jamesway (14-0) powered past 8-6 Maurice River 19-1, behind the onehit pitching of Larry Holloway. Other members of the undefeated team are: Tim Hand. Reggie Easley, Glenn Wyatt, Earl Kline. Pete Francis, Steve Wunder, Steve Maund, Stanley Matthews, Larry Matthews, James Crawley, Jeff Peterson and Dave Myers. Jamesway was coached by Glenn Kline.

also be the weighing-in station. Day of tournament registration will be accepted only at the DeauviUe Inn before 9 a.m. the day of the tournament. Cut off for weign-in is 4 p.m. Everyone in a boat must be registered. Cage Clinic In Avalon AVALON — Les Burke's third annual basketball skills clinic will be conducted at Community Hall here in two sessions noon-3 p.m. Boys 9-18 will be instructed Aug. 4-8, and girls 9-18 Aug. 11-15. There is a fee for the clinic, which is directed by Les Burke, head basketball coach at La Salle College High School. For further information, call Burke, (215) 886-2161. or the Community Center, 967-3066, Stone Harbor Net Lessons STONE HARBOR - Tennis lessons, both private and semi-private, are being given at the 82nd Street Tennis Courts. Instruction is available in the mornings and evenings, Monday through Friday. Orton Hicks is the instructor. For further information contact the 82nd Street Recreation Office. 368-1210.

Maureen Coyle CRAB TRAPPER — Clifford James Bock, 7. shows the crab he caught off a railroad bridge over Cedar Swamp Creek in Petersburg last Wednesday. Clifford is the son of Ernie and Cindi Bock of Philadelphia.

LL Try outs Continuing

STONE HARBOR - Try outs for the Stone Harbor Little League, under the direction of the borough recreation department, began this past week and will continue 9 a.m. every Monday. Wednesday and Friday through the month of July. Any boy or girl 8 to 13 interested in playing

baseball is welcome to try out. Youngsters may join at any time during the season provided the rosters are not already filled. All tryouts take place at the field at 80th Street and Second Avenue in Stone Harbor. For further information, contact the 82nd Street Recreation Center at 368-1210.

Cpl. Garcia In Exercise

GREEN CREEK - Marine Lance Cpl. Nathan T. Garcia, 'son of Felix and Carmen Cruz of this community. recently participated in Team Spirit '86. During the month-long exercise, approximately 200,000 personnel from ail services of the U.S. and Republic of Korea participated. Exercise Team Spirit is the largest joint exercise conducted in the free world, involving approximately 28 U.S. ships. 218 I Navy and Marine Corps aircraft, and 28,000 Navy and Marine Corps I personnel. Garcia is currently staTourneys In Avalon AVALON — The tennis tournament schedule for this summer has been set up to run this Saturday through Aug. 16. Each tournament will consist of two matches a day, 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Deadline for entries is noon the day before each tournament, and entries must be made in person. Doreen Drexel is tournament director, and can be reached at 967-4168. The tournament schedule is: Men's Singles. July 12-19; Women's Singles, July 19-26; Women's Doubles, July 26-Aug. 2; Men's Doubles. Aug. 2-9; Mixed Doubles, Aug. 9-16.

tioned with 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa, Japan. A 1985 graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School, North Wildwood, he joined the Marine Corps iH June, 1985 Jr. Tennis Tournament STONE HARBOR - The borough Recreation Department is sponsoring its annual junior tennis tournaments for boys and girls 8 to 12 and 13 to 16 years of age. All play is in a round robin format, with the two players with the best records in each event playing a best of three set match to determine the champion. Registration deadline isnoon Friday, at the 82nd Street office. Play will begin 1 p.m. Monday, July 14. Contact the 82nd Street office at 368-1210 for more information about the tour naments. Entry forms are also available at the 82nd Street office. Pollution costs us millions each year.

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