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ke* sailors," . • Both spinhaker and non-
Eliminating the feeder- spirmake^ Masses- ivill be
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eve said. 12.
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' Raritan YC ' '
Red Grant Regatta.;...;... June 26-27
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Manasquan Inlet Race... ..'...,.... July 24
Bay Head, Manasquan;
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Heart Cup •. •. .Aug. 6-8
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Cape May Race. .Aug. 13-15
Forget floundering for awhile
, We are going to have to
get used to thin reports for
a little while.
fjsliing
Latest information has
the schools of mackerel so
report
far out of range that .local
anglers will have no chance
of getting any. And when
they- do pass through, we
by DAVE
may not even know of it!
CAnBER
As far as flounder fishing:
Well, forget it!
Due to the new regula- stripers have beerr hitting reports some good- perch
tions, no one is able to take mostly on small-swimming fishing up the Egg Harbor, A
any until the end of May. plugs such as Bomber's, Scull's S Landing g being egan-*
And May has always been_ Rebels and the sort, exceljent^spot. Bob recently
the best month for flounder Ed from Fm-Atics reports weighted in a 1-pound—
fishing. ' • ..
the power .plant area as a 9-ounce perch taken there.
But if you do wish to tryr- good striper area too. ' Up the Tuckahoe anglers
your luck at catching and Some anglers heading out have been getting smaller
releasing some stripers onto thc^neax inshore perch. ...:•••••'
now is a good dme._Stripers wrecks have been getting Keep in mind the second
are being caught from Beesley's
Point all the way up Tautog have also been legally determines what.is
nice tautog and sea bass. power line is the point that
the Great Egg Harbor River. taken around jetties on fresh-water and what is salt 9
The stripers arejrunrqng . warm waterdays.
water. Above ' the second.
-on the short side, so be pre- Trouble is, the wind power lines you will need a
• pared to let the them go.
keeps stirring things up and freshwater fishing license!
The size limit is still a 26-
cooling the water tempera- That's all for this week,
inch minimum. _
Doug-Hamer from Camp-
"Fell's reports that the
ture-every time it warms up Good luck and good fish-
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Bob from Fishin' Stuff. —DAVE
Keenan captures 1st place
in scholasticsurfing event
JMEW SMYRNA, Fla. —
Ocean City -High School
senior Matt Keenan dominated
a strong field of surfers
from the Northeast,
North Carolina and Southeast
conferences to capture
a unanimous first place
from the judges during the
National Scholastic Surfing
Association's (NSSA) Eastern
scholastic championships
here April 24-25.
With temperatures both
days in the 70s and 80s
Keenan led the Northeast
team to a second place vie- .
tory on conference team
competition. He was also_
honored as the Outstanding ri
East Coast -Member-of, the
NSSA National Scholastic
team at the awards banquet..
During the event on Saturday
in a 2- to-3-foot surf,
Northeast team member.
Jesse Rendell of OceaffCity
hung tough-against strong
Florida competitors to garner
a 3rd place finish in
open boys final. Ocean City
Charts available for some area reefs
The state Division of Fish,
Game and Wildlife, in cooperation
With the Artificial
Reef Association, recently
released fishing and diving
charts for six of New Jersey's
artificial reef s. - .•
Available reef charts
indude: Sandy Hook Reef
(15 miles off Sea Bright); Sea
Cirt Reef (4.0 miles off
Manasquan Inlet); Garden
State North Reef (65 miles
off Harvey Cedars); Garden
State Reef South (55 miles
off Beach Haven); Atlantic
City Reef (85 miles off
Absecon-Inlet);- and Cape
May Reef (85 miles off Cape
May Inlet). _
The &• by 10-inch water 1 .,
proof plastic charts are $650
($5.95 plus $55 handling per
chart). Send a check, payable
toe ArtifkM a Reef -Association,
brothers Jamie and Trevor
Moran finished"4th and 5th
respectively. t
eethoS^ford,ripped ,his
Wyjfra i2nd place finiah in
open bodyboard final and
Dr'._Donna Vittorelli of
Ventnor took 2nd in
explorer women.and longboard.
Local Open contenders
who competed, well and
gained valuable experience
against some of the best
amateurs on the East coast
were Ocean City's Bobby
Masterhazy and Kevin
Morris, Jared Becotte of
Marmora, and Demetrius
Mavrides of Sea Isle. •.,
Keenan was also selected
to represent the NSSA at
the OP Junior contest this
year. In addition to receiving
a round -trip air fare
ticket to Hawaii, he also
received a free entry to the
P.O. Box 16. OceanoMe. N/ NSSA championships in
03231. Alt: Reef Chart. June at Lower Trestles, San
Identify the reef jitefe) and demente, Calif v
the quantity of charts being
Keenan, Rendell, the
ordered. Proceeds will be
Morans, Frank Walsh, Matt'
used to "prepare other
Vecere, and Matt Dolton
approved structures for sinking
at reef sites:
were all recognized for
their scholastic achievement
of GPAs 3.5 or higher.—
SPRING BREAK!
Sea Ray.
Worth more
from the
very start
- FISHING BOATS 18'. 3V
• SKI BOATS 18'-22'
• FAMILY CRUISERS 23'-29'
iSPORTYACHTS 3O'-65'
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2NDINMILE CLINCHES WIN
Mainland girls take first in the
first three times in Division
HADDON TOWNSHIP
— Mainland wierif down to
the wire, Saturday in the
14th annual George Rowland
Memorial Relays at
Haddon Township High
School. But the Mustangs
came away with the Division
n championship.
Along with Schalick (Division
I) and Toms River
North (Division ID), Mainland
clinched its division
title in the meefs final
event..— the mile relay.
Mainland entered the mile
relay (4x440 yards) in Division
II one point behind
Pennsauken. But the Mustangs
stayed in front of
Pennsauken throughout the
four laps with Tara Ford
holding on to clinch the
. team championship by one
point.She was preceded in
the relay by her twin sister,
Katie, Marion Trail and Ali
Foreman; .- :: • .--•
The Mustangs won
despite failing to take a single
first place. Buena was
II with Pennsauken, West
Deptford and Delsea getting
a pair of firsts each.
The Delsea team of Lakisha
Powell, Tory DeSilvi'o,
NJcole Brady and Timika
Ughtfoot set a meet record
in th0 shuttle hurdles. They
were tuned in 1 minute, 8.8
seconds. The old mark of
1:09.1 was set by Buena in
1991.
Ocean City, undefeated
and ranked No, l,in South
Jersey, was the defending
Division II champion but
did not compete:
Schalick entered the Divi :
sion I mile relay in fourth
place. The Cougars trailed
Paulsboro and Pitman by
two points and Haddonfield
by one. Schalick also
won the division- despite
failing to finish first in a single
event. Haddonfield, on
the other hand, was first in
four events.
Toms River North did not
ENDS4-GAME LOSING STREAK
Raider
Saturday was a long day
for the Ocean City High
School softball team. But it
was a rewarding day.
The Raiders doubled their
previous win total on Saturday
in the first annual Cape
May County Round Robin
but ended up playing 24
innings in the three games.
At the end of last week
Roland Watson's team was
3-5, having' won three of
their final four games last
week. ~^ .
"It was good to finally
taste" victory after some
very tough losses," said
Watson after his team
defeated Atlantic City,
~~12-5, to end their fourgame
losing streak.
On Saturday the Raiders
defeated Wildwood, 8-7, in
nine iimings; -They -then
beat Lower Cape May, 8-6.
And they, dropped a~~4-3
decision to Middle Township
in eight innings.
"It was a long day," said
Watson, who created the
round, robin concept, fit
was a shame that our most,
difficult game Was the last
game of the day." . .
Senior pitcher Kelly
. Cavanaugh got the start
against Wildwood in-Satur-
_day*s first game. Singles by
Patty Foster and Becky
Hall, plus a Wildwood
error and a walk, staked the
Raiders to a 3-2 lead.
The Warriors had scored
twice in the top of the first
. and then took the lead, 5-3,
with a three-spot in the
third. Ocean City scored
twice in the bottom of the
third on singles' by Hall,
junior Amy Domeracki and
Tracey Ludlam to tie it.
A single by sophomore
Stephanie McGuirl'a-feiple
by Domeracki and a single
by Ludlam produced two.
OC runs in the fifth to tie it
again after Wildwood went
ahead on ~ Lyndsay
McGraw's two-run homer
in the top of the fifth. .
need a victory m the. mile
relay to clinch the Division
HI title but, when it crossed
the finish line almost six
seconds ahead of the field,
the championship was in
the bag. / /
In-'addition to the mile,
North also finished first in
the shuttle hurdles and javelin.
Shawnee had a quartet
of firsts,, including a meet
record in the distance medley.
Joyce O*Ne|l, Tomoko
Jensen-Otsu, Missy
Whitaker and Liz Moore
were timed in 12:43.9. The
old mark of 12:57.2 was set
by Paul VI in 1988.
. DIVISION 1
TEAM SCORING: SchaPcfc 63.
HaddondekJ 62, Paulaboro 57, Pitman
57, Haddon Township 40. Woodstown
46, Pleasantvid* 24, Salem 16, Maple
Shade 10, Riversideio, Audubon 7,
Pannsville 5. Sacred Heart 0. •
440 YARD RELAY: 1. Pleasantvaie
(Donnetha Johnson, Natdlee
Edwards, Fateen Abdel-Baaith.
Dearwa Jackson). 51.0. 2. SchaUcfc.
53.1.3. Pitman, 53.8.
890: 1. Pitman (Lana Gallacci.
Laura Yahnk*, Flnao Sheehan,
Brooke Murray), 1:53.0. 2. Schalick.
1:54.3.3. PaulsbOfO. 1:56.8. ° -
MILE: 1. PleasantviUe (Donnesha
Johnson, Natalee Edwards, Fateen
Abdel-Baaith. Sahar Abdel-Baaith),
4:19.3.2. Schalick, 4St«A. 3. Haddoo-
H e l d . 4 - ^ 7 . 0 . • • • • : • • •
TWO-MILE: 1. Haddonfield (Tracy
Shanahan, Ubby Jftnsh, Amy Guidoice,
Caroline Blake), 10:50.5: 2.
, Paulsboro, 1359.7.. ^ • .'
• HIGH JUMP.: 1. Pitman (Brooke
Murray, ElUe Humphreys). 8^8. 2. Haddonfield.0-4.3.
Schalick, 8-2.
• LOWC^JUMP: 1. Haddonfield
' (Beth .Ann- ConaOno, Becky Reynolds),
27-6V4. 2. Schalick, 27-3Vi. 3.
Pitman,25-5%, . . "' .
DISCUS:' 1. Woodstown (Michelle
Defending champs Ocean City
girls do not compete
Haddon Township, 11:05.3. 3. Paulsboro,
11:24.3.
SHUTTLE HURDLES: 1. Paulsboro
(Deanna .Dowries, Denise Cook,
Christine Simon, DoraWriflht), 1:12.1.
2. Schalick, 1:14.4. 3(tle). Woodstown
arid Haddon Township. 1:16.6.
1200 HURDLES: 1. Paulsboro
(Dora Wright, Christine Simon. Denise
Cook), 339.5.2. Haddon Township,
3:40.7.3. Haddonfield. 352.7.
SPRINT MEDLEY: 1. Haddonfield
(Christen Morgan, Mary Love, Becky
Reynolds, JulieBemetlch). 4:29.9. 2.
Paulsboro. 4:41.6. 3. Riverside,
4:48.7.
DISTANCE MEDLEY: 1. Haddonfield
(Julie Bemedch, Margo Biondl,
Lisa Madden, Alison Oliver), 1325.0.
2. Haddon Township, 13£6.0. 3,
Harvey, Tara Conrad), 170-4. 2.
Schalick, 160-5.3. Pitman. 168-8.
JAVELIN: 1. Pitman (Fiona Sheehan.
Bile Humphreys), 168-1. 2.
Woodstown, 164-0.3. Haddon Township.
158-3.
SHOT PUT: 1. Salem (Danise
Scarborough. NaWsha Scarborough),
62-3. 2. Woodslown, 61-0 'A. 3.
Schalick, 57-7.
DIVISION 2
TEAM SCORING: Mainland 50.
Pennsauken 58. Delsea 46, Buena 45.
Brldoeton 36. West Deptford 32.
Bishop Eustace 28, Ctearview 24,
Kingsway 23, Clnnamlnson 15.5.
Deptford 13.5, Wllliamstown 12. Woodrow
WHson 4, Dakan 2, Moorastown
2. Northern Burlington 2, Rancocas
Walley-.1. Carnden Catholic 0. - '
440: 1. West DepBord'^Traci Witzler,
Becky. Ward,,Layefn Haines. Krm
Haines), 51.0. 2 Bueria, 522. 3.
Pennsaukea 52.3. • .•. .' -
,880: - 1. Buena (Vicky Brown,
Charmaine Hare, AHsha Lawson,
Tamika NeJsoh), 1:49.9.2. WeW Deptford.
1:517.3. Mainland, 1:51.8.
' MILE: 1. Buena (Allsha°Lawson,
Oaudine Smith, Aisha Lawson. Laura
Boniello). 4:14^. 2. Mainland. 4:15.2.
3Pennsauken4:lB3 '
TWO-MILE: 1. Buena (Claudine
Smith, Alisha Lawson, Paula Bullock,
Alisha Lawson), 10283. 2.-Bishop
Eustace, 1032.6. 3. Cinnaminson,
SHUTTLE kURDLES: 1. Delsea.
(Lakisha Powell, Tory DeSHvio, Nicole
Beady, Timika Lightfoot), 1:08.8 (meet
record: betters 1:09.1 by Buena,
1081). 2. Mainland, 1:10.2. 3. Pennsauken,
1:12.0.
1200 HURDLES: 1. Pennsauken
(Lanene Moyer, Tasha.Oliver, Janice'
Williams). 332.2. 2. Clearview, 338.9.
3. Kingsway, 3:413.
SPRINT MEDLEY: 1. Clearview
(Linda Muir, Amy Carlin, Molly Fowler,
Cindy Szymanskl). 426.0. 2. Mainland,
431.5.3. Bridfleton. 433.7.
DISTANCE MEDLEY: 1. Bishop
Eustace (Meghan Fay. Kristin Ryan,
Roxanrw Hughes, Kathleen LJnck),
13:05.8. 2. Bridgeton, 1330.7. 3.
Clearview,1332.7. ' '
HIGH JUMP: 1. Delsea (Timika
. Ughtfoot. Nicole Brady), 9-4. 2. Pennsauken,
0-2.3. Mainland, 8-10.
LONG JUMP: 1. Pennsauken
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