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aa aj yaj 1 28 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Mar. 28, 1968 GATING Monmouth Club to Open Series April 21 mm from Long Beach island to ordered in quantities of six or tape May and parts of Dela- more. This year's fleet will be broken up according to ratings, with consideration to manageable groupings and relative sizes as By TOBY PRICE RED BANK Monmouth Boat Club starts its annua! spring sailing series April 21 on the Navesink River. The Kadenbach, vice commodore; John Carr, rear commadore; L. Antonides, treasurer; Robert Earlc, secretary, and Bob Paine, fleet captain.

Francis S. Branin is retiring commodore. L--. in the past. SLIGHT PULL HALTS UX TOPEKA, Kan.

tfKfl -World record miler Jim Ryun, walking on crutches, said yesterday a physician had diagnosed his leg injury as a slightly pulled hamstring. Ryun said Dr. G. Bernard Joyce, an orthopedic specialist, told him it is too early to tell how bad It is. "He told me the good thing about it was that I got ice upon it got treatment as soon as possible," Ryun said.

Ryun's injury occurred Tuesday while he working on relay carries at the University of Kansas at IS SALE-A-BRATING THE ware Bay. The Atlantic City station will transmit on 161.90 megahertz and receive on 157.30 megahertz. It is also equipped with the international calling and distress frequency of 156.80 megahert2 for emergency use. Boatmen planning to- operate through the facilities of the Atlantic City station should register their boat's radio telephone with N.J. Bell (609-646-9900) in Pleasantville.

There is Books Available Two instructional booklets published by the American National Red Cross of particular importance for the newcomer to canoeing, sailing or boating in general are now available through Grumman dealers or by writing directly to Grumman Boats, Marathon, N.Y. The illustrated booklets are "Basic Canoeing" at 35 cents and "Basic Sailing" at 60 cents. Gary Player Calls Boycott A Shame9 ATLANTA, Ga. South five week series ends May 26. The Long John Lightning regatta, a pre -season high light, is scheduled April 27 28.

Highlands Club Commodore Herbert A. Carusoe and his staff will be honored Friday at Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club's 15th annual Commodore's dinner at Bamm Hollow Country Club. Other 1968 officers: Gerry V. Radio Service N.J. Bell Telephone will introduce maritime radio telephone service in the Atlantic City area this spring.

The new service will enable operators of VHFFM marine radio telephones to place and receive calls through the local and long distance telephone network when traveling along the coast African golfer Gary Player no charge for registration. says Negroes in his country would be the big victim of a proposed boycott of the 1968 Bermuda Raee Wall Warner Three months before the June 22 start of the 635 nautical-mite race to Bermuda, 182 sailing yachts have requested invitations to compete. The race is Safety Standards The American Boat and Yacht Council has published 'Safety Standards For Small Craft" covering the society's Meeting Set For Friday code of safety standards for the design and construction of small craft and their equip Sully's Sports By JIM SULLIVAN Tournament All-Stars air All-State Public High School basketball teams as selected from performances in the semifinal round games at Atlantic City. jointly sponsored by the Cruising Club of America and the Roval Bermuda Yacht Club. The 1966 fleet of 167 boats encountered wind conditions of WALL TOWNSHIP The Wall Pop-Warner football organi zation will hold a spring football meeting from 7 p.m.

to 10 p.m. tomorrow night at the Wall Summer Olympics at Mexico City. The internationally known golfer, in Atlanta for an exhibition round, told the Atlanta Journal in an interview "this whole boycott idea is a shame. "The only people who are really getting hurt are the Negroes in South Africa," he said. "The Negroes in my country are happy that they've finally achieved representation on the Olympic team.

"And all the people in South Africa are very proud that their country is being represented by an integrated team with the country's best athletes, black and white." Player said he is reluctant to discuss the boycott because "sportsmen shouldn't get involved in political matters." STOBE 7 IN Township new Intermediate School. Second Team Rich McPherson Asbury Park Les Cason East Rutherford Bud Rose South Brunswick Art Lockett Central First Team Ken O'Donnell Neptune Larry Faust Central Brian Taylor Perth Amboy Steve Kaplan Collingswood Bovs. ages from nine to 13 from zero to gale force with startling wind shifts. The overall winner was Vincent Lear-son's Cal 40, Thunderbird from Rye, N.Y. The committee will make an effort to keep the 1968 fleet to about 150 boats in the interests of manageability, safety and quality of competition.

Previous Bermuda races have had as many as six classes. years old, are invited to attend. ment. The Council, organized in 1954, is a broad -based technical society drawing its membership from the government (U.S. Coast Guard and State Boating Law Administrators), the boating industry (manufacturers, naval architects, designers, engineers) and the general public (U.S.

Coast Guard Auxiliary, Power Squadrons and individual boat owners). The Council functions through 50 Technical Committees established under four divisions: Hull, Machinery, Electrical and Equipment. Member Boys attending will meet the PoD-Warner coaches and see films of last year's champion shiD came. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.

ALL STORES CELEBRATE Wall High School's football coaches, Dwain Painter and Paul Eisenhart. will talk on Bob Butts Orange Roger Kinsel Roselle Third Team Lou Varga, Florence; Bill Kesgen, East Rutherford; Tim Martinuk, Emerson; Frank Francin, Union Hill, Al Robinson, Perms Grove. Neptune Tops Final Shore Ratings Our final ratings for the Shore's high school basketball teams showed a big shake-up based on the results of state tournament games. Neptune leaped from fourth to first with four victories in the state classic and a berth in the finals Saturday. Our first six quintets are closely bunched.

safety and the latest football Several African countries Brooks Will Coach SOUTH ORANGE Bill Brooks, cocaptain of the 1961 Seton Hall University basket eauinment will be shown. Parents will have the oppor tunity to ask the coaches or members of the organization have announced they will boycott the Olympics because daily life, including sports, in South Africa is segregated, although the country is sending an integrated team to the ship is slightly over 500. The booklet may 'be purchased from the Council, 420 Lexington New York, 10017, at $5 per copy or $3.50 if questions concerning the league ball team, will return to his alma mater as freshman coach, the Rev. John J. Horgan, Athletic Director, announced yesterday.

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While the Rams have a good chance of repeating as the Class C. baseball champions of the Shore Conference this spring, the track squad appears headed for a building year. The Rams' only standout in track appears to be Bill McMullen, a junior sprinter and broad jumper. Scherer has done a fine job in trying to get Southern Regional back into the Shore Pop Warner Football League. After an absence of two years, it looks like they will field a team next fall thanks to the Elks Club, which will sponsor the 11.

Kansas Gty Press Lauds Kornegay Tom Roberts, of Manasquan who was visiting friends in City when Monmouth College played in the recent NAIA Basketball Tournament, sent us clippings from the newspapers in that area. They all raved about the Hawks and particularly Ron Kornegay, one of the greatest cagers they have seen. They hope Monmouth returns next year and wins the classic. Preikstas Headed for Conn. Tauras Preikstas, All-Shore eager from Ocean Township High School! has accpeted a full scholarship to the University of Connecticut.

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