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23 The Register TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1988 Wenzel cage camp scheduled PISCATAWAY Boys who wish to improve their basketball skills still have the opportunity to join the Bob Wenzel Basketball Camp at Rutgers University. Wenzel, new head coach at Rutgers, will conduct sessions from July 31 to Aug. 5 for boys A trio of professionals will assist Wenzel. They are Roy Hinson, former Rutgers star who is with the New Jersey Nets; Mike Gminski, now with the 76ers, and Billy Donovan, a former New York Knick. For registration information, call 932-4291.

Five set for Susquehanna PLATE CONFUSION Navesink's Sam Posten scores after Glenn Slocum sacrifices in the Softbaii League game. MiddletownFairview catcher is Mike Reardon. Pitcher Ron Anderson Fairview won, 10-3. THE REGISTERMARTIN PETTERCHAK Middletown Firemens Modified backs up the play, Middletown Cta in ccSSi Ctad feta SELINSGROVE, Pa. Five Monmouth County gridders will be among candidates reporting to Coach Rocky Rees when Susquehanna University begins practice.

Listed on the roster are Bob De-Maria, junior tackle from Red Bank Catholic; Denis Gallagher, sophomore defensive back from Christian Brothers Academy; Bob Challenge looks POINT PLEASANT The Point Pleasant Beach Offshore Challenge powerboat race is looking for volunteer sailboats for the Aug. 18 event. Owners of sailboats of 25 feet or more may volunteer to use their craft for markers for the spectator Cyclethon Sept. COLTS NECK Riders of all ages will be fighting heart disease by taking part in the 16th annual Cyclethon to benefit the American Heart Association, Sept. 25, at N.W.S.

Earlp in Colts Neck. Rain date is Oct. 2. We have use of Normandy Road, which is a restricted road on the Naval base that is made available for our event, Richard Knight, Cyclethon chairman, said. Riders can do all or a part of the 25-mile course.

Knights committee has set a Modified battle is for 2nd Asbury Park 10K selected as TAC championship Lussier, senior linebacker from Middletown South; Chuck Shay, freshman defensive back from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, and Howard Teitelbaum, freshman defensive back from Holm-del. Susquehanna had an 8-2 record last year and was co-champion of the Middle Atlantic Conference. for assistance fleet by calling A1 Faraldi at 867 8044. Faraldi said the race also needs several additional powerboats to serve as part of the sweep groups patrolling the course and assisting race boats in trouble. Those boats should also be 25 feet or longer.

25 in Colts Neck goal of $20,000 for the event. As an added attraction, marines will do camouflage face painting donation. There will also be a static display of weapons. Each rider will receive a T-shirt and free lunch. Prizes will be awarded to the cyclists who raise the most money through sponsorship.

To register, call 308-4200. 0nly pre-registered cyclists will be admitted on the base the day of the event. Worlds No. 1 ranked 80 and over Master, and Max Popper. The field for the womens masters includes Barbara Filutze, Gabriele Anderson, Laurie Binder, Bobbi Rothman and probably Fordie Madiera.

More than $26,000 in prize money will be awarded with $7,500 to be awarded to the Masters winner. Awards will also go to the first male and female walkers, the wheelchair finishers and Shore Athletic Club members. The first three finishers in both the male and female New Jersey Resident Divisions will be rewarded. The Masters race will start 15 minutes after the open races. Registration will be open until race day.

For further information, call 922-9479. A self-addressed stamped envelope can be sent to: Asbury Park 10K Classic, P.O. Box 2287, Ocean, 07712. GOOD NEWS! Now You Can Run A CLASSIFIED AD AND CHARGE IT! We honor Visa and MasterCard S3 542-1700 By JACK OAKLEY 1 REGISTER MIDDLETOWN The bat-tie for second place highlights the Middletown Firemens Modified Softball League with MiddletownFairview, Brevent Park, Community, River Plaza, and Navesink still in the hunt. Port Monmouth, suffering from manpower problems, has faded in the last few weeks.

It doesnt look like any team will catch unbeaten Belford Engine. The league leaders have a three-game edge over the rest of the league and only four games left to be played. Belford sports a 14-0 record. Belford has also had trouble fielding full teams. Only eight showed up to play lowly East Keansburg.

It didnt matter much as the Engine Company roared to a 27-lOdecision, Meanwhile, Middletown Fairview scored seven times in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a 3-3 tie and went on to defeat Navesink, 10-3. MiddletownFairview has a 9-3-1 record. Brevent Park also has three setbacks, but has a number of games to make up. River Plaza handed Port Monmouth a 9-2 defeat to stay in the hunt. Navesink and River Plaza meet and Community plays MiddletownFairview when the league takes the field again.

Belford plays Port Monmouth and Lincroft and Old Village will battle. Brevent Park faces East Keansburg, Rick Eisenbardt staked Mid-dletownFairview to a 3-1 lead at the end of the first inning, but Navesink, minus coach Beraie Ward who was taking care of his Carleton League team, battled back to tie the score in the top of the sixth. MiddletownFairview unloaded the big bats in the bottom of the Inning to hand Navesink its fifth reversal against seven wins. Twelve batters came to the THE REGISTERMARTIN PETTERCHAK MAKES PLAY MiddletownFairview's Phil Attanasio recovers In time at third base to record the putout during his team's game against Navesink in the Middletown Firemens Modified Softball League. five innings for Belford and Thornton finished up, Thornton and George Flylong each went 4-4 for Belford.

Each scored four times. Mike Paone dented the dish five times. Pruskiewicz and Benue Cbe-noweth each homered at Middle-town South, Jeff Oarretson went 3-3 for East Keansburg. EK led, 1-0 after an inning as Dave Spratford walked leading off and Kevin Halpin singled. Chris Ayotte and Jeff Gareetson followed with base hits, but only one run scored.

Belford tallied twice in the second when Chenoweth walked and Thornton singled, Paul An-zivino singled for a run and was forced at second by Pruskiewicz as Thornton scored for a 2-1 lead, East Keansburg tied it in the bottom of the second as Tony DePompa walked and Bud Cruse singled. Bill Mentures sacrcfice fly scored DePompa. -The roof caved in on East Keansburg as 12 runs crossed the plate for Belford in the third. Three walks and an error scored the first run and Thorntons sacrcfice fly made it 4-2. The second oat followed as Paul Anzivino skied to center, but Pruskiewicz singled and Richie Anzivino followed with a base hit.

After a walk to Paone and singles by Reilly and Flylong, Chenoweth cleared the bases with a homer, Thornton, Paul Anzivino and Pruskiewicz followed with singles to account for the I2th run, Paone and Flylong had hits in a two-run fourth and East Keansburg struck for four runs in the fifth. Losing pitcher Chuck Bolin singled to launch the offense and a Gareetson douible were the only hits. Belford broke loose for 1 1 runs in the sixth as Pruskiewicz homered and singled and Chenoweth and Flylong each had two hits in the inning and Richie Anzivino tripled. sports related article on display is a 14th-century illuminated manuscript that contains real gold trim. The elaborate document was written in a French monastery and sells for about $2,500.

Another article for sale definitely doesnt fit the category of fine art but is sure to be of interest to Mets fans; a pine-tarred Lenny Dykstra game bat. Is there anything in particular the McCrackens, art aficionados that they are, would like to get a hold of? The enthusiastic couple, married for three years, quickly agree that a Matisse original would be the ultimate. Were talking a million dollars so its not something we can afford, Faith laughs. We have amazingly similar tastes. the game with a walk and Howie Brey sacrificed him to second.

Brey was safe on an error by Attanasio. After John Care popped out, Jeff Ward cupcaked a ball to short for a foreeout and Black scored. Navesink scored in the fourth when Posten singled off Andersons teg and reached third on an error. Glenn Slocums sacrifice fly scored Posten. Gare singled to start the sixth and Ward was safe as Attanasio threw his bunt away, Gare scored on the miscue to tie the game.

Belford enjoyed a field day although its two outfielders, Jim Thornton and John Reilly, slept well after the contest Playing with eight men for the second time in four games, Belford banged out 23 hits in the rout Bob Pruskiewicz went the first ASBURY PARK The Asbury Park 10 kilometer Classic road race, to be held at 9 a.m. on Aug. 13, has been selected as the site of the TAC Masters National Championship for both men and women. Along with the Masters Championship, there will be an open race for all runners to participate in. The open event annually attracts some of the top runners in the world.

The race distance is 6.2 miles. The course will take the runners through thetowns of Asbury Park, Deal, Loch Arbour and Allen-hurst. Some of the runners already entered for the open race are as follows: Bill Reifsnyder, John Tuttle, second in 1987, 1984 Olympian; Ibraheim Hussein, third in 1987, Kenya Olympian 1988; Keith Brantly, first in 1987, 1986 and 85; Don Janecki; Paul Gompers, alternate 1988 Olympics, and Mark Curp, probable 5th Olympic Trials. The womens field includes the following: Nancy Ditz, 1988 Olympian; Julie Isphording, 1984 Olympian; Cyndie Welte; Martha White; Kelly Cathie, and probably Grete Waitz. Runners who will appear in the Masters Championship are: Bob Schlau, top American Master; Mick Hurd, Worlds No.

1 ranked Masters runner; Barry Brown; Web Loudat; Steve Lester, Atlaw Belilgne; Norm Green, Worlds No. 1 ranked 50 and over Masters runner, Jim ONeil, No. 1 ranked 60 and over Master, Ed Benham, MacLoughlin wins Beacon Pro Day ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS In the Pro Day for 18-hole players at Beacon Hill, the first place trophy winner was Marion MacLoughlin with a 60. Marge Pursell and Bette Gas-arch tied for second with 63s, and Mary Reese, Adele Matthews, Val Triverti, and Linda Perri tied for third with 64s. In fourth place with 65s were Maureen Kouvel, Barbara Hof-ford, Wendy Freeman, Forence Moynihan, Julie DeSantis, Gaye Walton and Betsy Gulluscio.

plate for MF with Mike Maguire and Ron Anderson belting home runs. Losing pitcher Sam Posten got in trouble by walking leadoff batter Jim Blair after going 0-2 on him. Mike Hester singled Blare to third and Phil Attanasio scored Blare with a single to left center. Winning pitcher Anderson followed with a three-run clout into the road at Wilmort Park. After Steve Beck lined to left, Mike Maguire homered for the innings fifth run.

Singles by Tony Citarella and Sal Izzo and a Posten throwing error let the last run in. Eisenhardt homered to right center field in the first inning after Maguire singled with one out and Citarella walked. Izzo bounced into a fielders choice before Eisenhardts circuit clout. Navesinks Dan Black opened at auctions, through private sources, at private homes and through agents, Faith said. We regularly go to shows in Miami, Atlanta, Washington, D.C.

and New York City. Were looking for things that are fresh and different. Weve been doing this for about 25 years each so we know what to look for, Charles said. When looking at items, we have to take our time. We separate everything and take a lot of notes.

Even though we basically know what things. are worth, we still have to check everything at libraries or through specialists. It can be very time consuming. Items that were available at the shop last week included photographs, drawings and prints of such baseball legends as Jackie Robinson, Joe DiMaggio, Willie Shop bonanza for sports fan Continued from Page IB xression in forms that make you feel things. It makes you remember how it was or see how it must have been.

Both McCrackens stress the fact that whats in the shop today may very well not be there tomorrow. People sometimes see something they like and say theyll be back to buy it later, Faith said. They dont always realize that these are things that cant be replaced if somebody else comes along and buys them first. With their Summer Showcase scheduled for tomorrow through Sunday at the mall, the McCrackens said that they have been working hard in recent weeks to accu-mulate pieces that will be attractive to buyers. find items while traveling.

Mays, Pete Rose, Mickey Mantle, Ty Cobb and Duke Snider. Present-day players like Don Mattingly and Darryl Strawberry are also represented. Pitchin Man, an original copy of a book by Satchel Paige, can be bought for approximately $200. The book is signed by Paige and several members of his Negro League team. Signed action photos of the DiMaggio brothers (Dominick, Joltin Joe and the late Vince) in their prime have been combined into an attractive combination package.

Charles said that rarity, condition and aesthetic beauty are three factors that influence the value of an item. The prominence of the individual portrayed is also crucial. One especially fascinating non.