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Ilf •• iE 14 — OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINE Despite poor weather Battling stiff winds and points; Tom Triboletti, Ocean choppy surf which persisted cwy; throughout the day, some SO —men (17-24 years old), surfers competed in Ocean John Van Ordran, Toms City's 15th Annual Spring River, 92 points; Sam Horton, Swing surfing event Saturday- Atlantic City, 91 points; Jim day. Kirk, Ocean City, 83 points, The wet-suited surfers and competed in four separate —senior men (24 and up), divisions in the event which John Ripka, Honeyforook, Pa.. was held at the 7th Street beach. The divisions included r Junior men, men, senior men and masters, a division in t •which only the top-rated surfers by the Eastern Surfing Association can compete. Ocean City's Jim Kirk took top honors in the masters division with 97 points, just two points better than runnerup Bob McLaughlin, also of Ocean City. Third place went to John Van Ordran of Toms River who finished with 76 points. The top three finishers in Mom by Tina water the other events were as Helping each other with their wet suits prior to follows: —Junior men (15-17 years Saturday's Spring Swing are (1 to r) Danold), Ed O'Kinsky, Seaside Triboletti, Jim Kirk and Bob McLaughlin. Heights, 112 points; Brian Heritage, Sea Isle City. 103 Friend of the flounder Eajaf a day aa KM watar vHa yaar am graap af II. Oaarvsr laat hoary at Parly Itat pilots. •tartan Jaaa, My 1 Aag. ap la II paaala. More than 50 surfers compete in W points; Tom JjMcClaren, Iinwood, 65 points; Doug Gothold, Sea Isle City, 63 points. Scoring is handled by three judges. Bach judge rates the surfer's three best rides hi terms of length and style with a score of one to 20. The nine scores are then added ER THURSDAY, MAY 31. together for a final total. Olympic-sire medals of gold, silver and bronze are awarded to the top three finishers in each event. Fourth and fifth place finishers receive smaller medals. As far as the windy surfing conditions were concerned. Winners in the masters' event being congratulated by recreation department Sports Director Mike Allegretto (left) and Director Donald By MAGGIE CORNMAN Pileggi (right) are (1 to r) Jim Kirk, Paul Pallitte. Bob McLaughlin, Sam i Marie with the Becker too. The bait is bucktail and Horton, John Van Ordean and Skip Jastranski. '. Hello there. I'm back again children, Cheryl, Laura, Kurt squid, but the bloodworm is Avith some news about this and Paul, who caught eight best for the kingfish. ; thing called fishing. flounder in the bitracoastal Out at the Avalon Shoals are > The weather hasn't been too Waterway using bucktail and the larger blues and you i good, but some people did get mackerel strips. should troll for them with the ; out and catch some flounder. Ronald Kipps, aboard his rebel, cotton cordeU, um- : Rick Huck came into the second Love, was at thebrella rigs or the banana lure. * shop and brought In a flounder Brandyw hie Lightship and The Delaware Bay is still -to be weighed and it was 5V4 caught six bluefish on spotty but you can catch • pounds. He caught it at the bucktail and squid. croakers, weakies, blues and .'Tennessee Avenue area and Around the pilings, jetties drumf ish on clam or bucktail ; was fishing with minnows. and bridges are the tautog and squid or mackerel strips. and they are being caught on Then there was the Frau Now if this weather will just sandcrab, sandfleas, and shape up and stop messing oonch. Now you have to bearound with the wind and the quick about bringing them in rain, the fish won't stand a because they will wrap HEW chance. So, good luck, good themselves around the piling fishing and tight lines. A youngster catches a wave while others wait in Saturday's Soring Location! and then your sure in a mess. Swing. * So, be quick to bring them in. In the inlet at the north Ocean City Ice Co. point there are bluefish that average about two pounds and Nlw LscaUss it are being caught on bucktail 5t»WtttAw. and squid or strips of mackerel. fra Along the surf are the blowfish, kingfisb and weak- 399-0759 fish. The croakers are there 6 Fore duffers By THE PRO Alaop despite the young season, we have the first holein-one to report as Bill Root Welcome back to all theacedthe ISO-yard seventh hole hackers and, if you were not a with a five iron. hacker before last weekend, Betty DeBaufre and Betty you soon learned to be one. TERMITES? The grass was so long on some Ann Powell are playing it cool fairways mat one kind duffer with their score cards; they suggested calling it the ant win" only show theirs to each huTaka cabbage patch. other and no one etaev TELEPHONE Or, how about a cow pasture Welcome back to the 399-1200 without cows? Scboberts, Louise and Jerry Another duffer said be iost Walsh and Anne and Sam more balls in the clover Valenti. dumps than in the duck Just a reminder that the ponds. Sixth AnnualSpring Handicap But, if tbe gods soon favor Ibumament is scheduled for us with Just a fair share of Saturday and Sunday, June 16 PtU & sun, we'll get the trimming and 17. The registration fee is 18.50 and covers all costs lor done and the "pros" win have Call the Gswtto Man in Wue the two days of match play. to look for another excuse. You can sign up now as The Despite the handicap of tan Pro Shop. grass and rippled greens, some neat scores have been FREE ESTIMATES? OF COURSE! BENEFIT GARAGAE SALE coming in led by Jack Contact Atlantic is spon- Emhardt's 38 and Mary soring its 3rd annual 50-famlly FISHING Steele's 46. garage sale on Saturday from Other fellows making the 10 a.m. to 3 pan. (ram date is low Scoreboard are John June 9) at the Pleasantville Frack, 40; Ces BrudeneU, 41; Presbyterian Church, 1311 Ben Felekey and Eddie Shore Rd. Pierson with 42s; Ralph GET-AWAY Gerhart and Frank Daly, 43s; HONORS STUDENT John Green, «..~w., 44, -», and ~— uuu* Marv Kimberly Shlpp of 8096 Andrews and Bob Brown with Ddancey PI., a student at the 45s. University of Delaware, was For the girls, Connie Daly named to Kappa Delta Pi, an and Lee Schuff have posted honor society that encourages Sis and Betty Fritzson logged "high professional, ofessional, Ina55. tellcctual and d personal l standards. £•„!•-?.•:•;:•.:'• i , * . Senior baseball tryoute Tryouts for the South Shore Senior Baseball League are open to any person that Is 16-19 yean of age, industve. The tryouts will begin at 5, Saturday, June 9 and Saturday, June 16 at 5th St and Bay Av. Tryouta are open to winter and summer residents. taMlay SUPPLY 'Si 1345 Watt Aw. 399-7720 Rod«Rtel Rental* • Baits' •^".•-'•j
« \\ v. ir \V : : Motes by Tina Wtfttr • Helping each other with their wet suits prior to Saturday's Spring Swing are (I to r) Dan Triboletti, Jim Kirk and Bob McLaughUn. Friend of the flounder OCEAN CITY . light' Non-profit private organisations and agendas dii fl pf"i r * M wi > organisa desiring flmm*faj pf"i r * M wi > CapeDiagnostic, Training and Opportunities Center.. Interested agendas aeskmg from the more than 2,800 CapeUnited Way funds for 19tf are May County residents who invited to write for complete make their contributions the admission requirements/to United Way are Invited toCbldren at 301 Franklin St, submit requests, according to"— May, 08394. agency President Fred Cbldren. said one of Uattd Way's most important United Way of Cape May requirement is that 'ad- County hi now considering ministrative costs and appeals for 1980 financial overhead must be kept low so assistance. that the largest possible Six agencies already percentage of funds con- receiving United Way funding tributed wiD be used for are aU expected to seek programs to help people continued ftmrfing io I960. dkectly. They are the Boy and Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, This year, United Way la Jersey Cape Visiting distributing 186,280 to Hbmemakers, Association for agencies serving Cape May Retarded Citizens, and Jersey County residents. '. ZatcaCwrtiMM SPINNING REEL $28" Paaamz SPINNING REEL •lacktOtM NnMINI SPINNING ROD OM Mac*. F«|l O«Mn $3295 CAPT, {apt. Andy Dandies are here again! STREN LINE All Sin* I "HEW SPINNING REEL lkir**I»*« L*V«t1IIV AUTO BILGE PUMP $ 48 95
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