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Thursday/August 18, 1960 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Teen-Age All-Stars Defeat Hettermann's By 15-9 Score , Sunday night the 'teen-age all-stars from the 'teen-age Softball league defeated 'Hetfemann's, leaders of the men's Softball league 15-9. The 'teen- , 9ge all-stars were composed of £p on Bentz, Jack Schaefer, • Matt Eichinger and Mark Vy- ,;4Stal of the teen-age league ^championship Vycital's team, ^ftunnerup Wauconda placed on Penny Freund and Phil Winterroth. Johnsburg put four men on Bill Comstock, Bill Oeffling. A1 Thiel and Ron Smith. Fourth place Mort's put 'Paitt Morenz on as their only player. Jack Adams was chosen from the fifth place Olsen's team. Bill Sweet was the only player picked from last place Highland Shores. Pacing the all-stars to vie- I tory were Don Bentz, Mark j Vycital, Paul Morenz, Jack ! Schaefer,. Denny Freund and ' « Thiel. Don Bentz collected ! ree hits in four trips to the j plate and drove in two runs ! with a single, double and tri- j pie. Paul Morenz drove in two ; . runs with a pair of doubles, i Mark Vycital drove in one run ] with a pair of singles. Jack j Schaefer also drove in two runs i with a single and the games only home run in four times at bats. Denny Freund hrad a ftigle and a double in four trips to the plate, driving in one run. A1 Thiel had a double and a single, driving in two runs for the day. Matt Eichinger drove in the all-stars other run with a single in two trips to the plate. Hetterman's AB R H B. Brennan, ss 4 1 1 L. Freund, sc 3 1- 1 & Hiller. 2b 4 2 2 a. Jackson, lb, cf ... 2 1 1 D. Marsh, c, lb 3 1 2 B. Miller, p 3 1 0 T. Oeffling, If 3 1 3 C. Neiss, 3b 3 0 1 D. Fredericks, rf 2 1 0 C. Meyers, cf, e 2 0 0 Totals 29 9 11 All Stars AB R H P. Morenz, If 4 2 2 M. Vycital, p 2 1 2 ; B. Comstock, p 2 J. Schaefer, 3b ;. 4 D. Freund, ss 4 D. Bentz, lb 4 A. Thiel, c 4 R. Smith, 2b 2 J. Adams, 2b 2 B. Oeffling, cf 2 P. Winterroth, cf .... 1 B. Sweet, rf 3 M. Eichinger, sc 2 Totals 36 15 16 Hettermann's 403 0011 9 118 All Stars ... .350 304 x 15 16 1 Doubles -- Morenz 2, D. Freund, Bentz, Thiel, L. Freund, Jackson, Marsh. Triples -- Hiller 2, Neiss, Bentz. Home runs -- Schaefer. Attention HI School Athletes AH boys who plan to come out for ANY sport during thfe coming school year should report to tha high school on Thursday morning, August 25, for their physical examination. The exams will start at 8:30 a.m. with the seniors getting theirs first; followed in order by the juniors, sophomores and in-coming freshmen. The physical examination will cost each boy $1.00 Come prepared to pay this fee. In addition to the $1.00 physical examination fee. all boys who plan to play football should come prepared to pay $6.00 for their special football insurance fee. This fee must be paid before a player can receive his football equipment. The examinations will be given in the boys gym. 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Elm St. EV 5-2713 McHenry, 111. JPislahee CtuL Last weekend the sailors and members of Pistakee Yacht! club were t he guests of Okau-1 chee Yacht club near Oeono- j mowoc. Wis., for the twelfth; annual Home and Home Re*j gatta. The two^Saturday races; and the Sunday race were • sailed in extremely high wind! velocities, ranging from 18 to j 30 miles an hour. There were! nineteen starters in the first j race, numerous boats tipped i and Sid Peterson, Jr.. lost his j mast. Wally Tarman of Okau-1 chee was the winner. The | second race was a real whist-! ler, several boats capsizing and one boat breaking a mast. Norman Reese of Pistak-ee outlasted the weather and came in first. The third race was held in as heavy air as the first, two. with Wally Tarman winning his second race of the three race series. Wally Tarman of Okauchee was the over-all winner of the three race regatta, with the balance of the places going on a fairly equal distribution to both lakes. For the first time, the junior sailors of both lakes met in a Cub Boat Regatta. Several casualties were experienced because of the wind, but Pistakee did much better than in the "C's". The over-all winner of the Cub Regatta was Danny Arkema, with Henry1 DeYoung and Ricky Looze, all of Pistakee, coming in second j and fourth respectively. j The usual warm hospitality I of the Wisconsin club's mem- j hers and sailors was evidenced i in the fine entertainment pro-! gram put on Saturday night j and the wonderful treatment j given all of the Pistakee memb e r s t h r o u g h o u t t h e e n t i r e course of the regatta itself. Next Saturday evening will be the annual Commodores' j Ball, honoring Mr. Mielenz, the \ present commodore, and his, wife, and all past commodores; who have served the c 1 u b j throughout the past sixty-three years of operation. This has always been a gala event and is extremely well attended. SOFTBALL NOTES Old Bridge hit 8 home runs in defeating Buss Motors 16 to 10. In the 4th irming Tom Spasojevicn led off with a homer and Freund, Nolan, Majercik and Becknell all followed with homers. Spasojevich also hit one in the 2nd along with Bob O'Brien and John McGee hit one in the 3rd. Bob Peisert had 4 for 4 with Dick Weber getting 3 straight hits. R H E Old Bridge 253 510 0--16 20 4 Duss Mtrs. 121022 2--10 14 7 Bimbo's scored 20 runs in defeating Vvcital's 20 to 4. Harry Goldbeck had a single, 2 doubles and a 2-run homer to pace Bimbo's. Gib Kurtz homered in the 6th and Bill Press e l h o m e r e d i n t h e 7 t h f o r Bimbo's. Vycital's scored all 4 of. their runs-in the 3rd inning, 2 of them on Don Sullivan's, honier. R H E Bimbo's . 131 264 3--20 19 2 Vycital's 004 000 0-- 4 8 8 Han's took over 4th place by defeating Holy Name with 9 big runs in the 6th inning 10 to 9. Thirteen men batted in the wild 6th. Ed Todd and Arnie Thelen homered in the 6th with Bill Worm and Gene Jakubowski hitting doubles. Up to the 6th Han's had only 3 hits by Todd, Street and Jensen. Holy Name came close with 2 runs in the 7th but a fly ball ended the game. Jim McKay hit 2 doubles and a triple for Holy Name, and Dick TVke homered in the 3rd. * Han's Tav'n 000 019 0--10 10 3 Holy Name 103 021 2-- 9 10 5 Hetterinann continued to win with a 18 to 2 win over Holiday Inn. Aj-t Jackson hit a homer in the 3rd, two singles and a triple to pace the team. Dick Marsh hit a two run homer in the 3rd, Tom Oeffling and Lloyd Freund hit homers in the 7th. The lone two runs fori Holiday came on Tom Hayes two run homer in the 4th inning. Bud Miller held Holiday to only 4 hits. R U E Hettermann 403 032 6--18 20 3' Holiday Inn 000 200 0-- 2 4 5;. Standings W L! Hettermann « 12 1 Old Bridge 11 2 Bimbo's 9 4: Han's Tavern 7 © Buss Motors 6 7 Holy Name 4 9! Vycital's - 3 10 Holiday Inn 1 12 R. Benson, c 4 1 3 C. Pierce, cf 4 O 1 R. Hopp, 2b 4 0 1 Wright, rf 3 0 0 Zierk, lb 2 0 0 38 4 12 "Buhow, lb 1 0 1 AB R R Kinnis°n. c 4 0 2 Winner -- Tinder Loser -- Plauck. Walks -- Tinder 4, PJpuck 0. S t r i k e - o u t s -- T i n d e r 6 , Plauck 9. Home Runs -- Benson, Bentz Dundee Doyle, cf 3 l l , Plauck, p 4 0 0 Fritz, cf .2 0 0 G. Hopp, 3b 3 0 2j 34 1 8 i Doubles -- G. Hopp Reddersdoft 5 0 1 McHenry .... 100 101 100--4'! Stolen Bases -- Kinnison. Bartelt, If 3 0 0 Dundee 000 010 000--1 Schaefer! Bujak, Freund, Bentz Dundee Loses To Shamrocks Sunday the Shamrocks defeated Dundee 4-1 behind the eight-hit pitching of Roger Tind e r . T h i s v i c t o r y g i v e s t h e Shamrocks a One-game lead in the.best out of three play-offs. Crystal Lake defeated Johnsburg in ten innings to give Crystal Lake a one-game lead in their best out of three" series. " Roger Benson paced our attack with three hits. Jack Schaefer, Ray Bujak and Roger Tinder each chipped in two hits each. Roger Tinder batted in two runs. The Shamrocks' other two runs came on home runs by Don Bentz and Roger Benson. Saturday, the Shamrocks lost to Oglesby 12-7. Jack Moore was the starting and losing pitcher. Jack Schaefer and Ray Bujak led the attack i with two hits each. Roger Tinder hit a long home run in this game. Ray Bujjjc had a triple and Jack Schaefer had a dou- \ ble for the only extra base j hits. I Sunday the Shamrocks tra- I vel to Richmond for a practice game. A week from Sunday the Shamrocks will resume their' play-off series with Dundee. Shamrocks AB R H J. Schaefer, ss 5 0 2 R. Bujak, rf 5 1 2 G. Freund, 3b 4 1 1 R. Tinder, p 4 0 2 ; D . B e n t z . I f 4 1 1 I J. Knox, 2b 4 0 0 I J. Justen, lb 4 0 0 SCHOOL DAYS ARE COMING SOON Send Your School Girl To Us For A New Hairstyle And Permanent For School The Claire Beaufy Shoppe 200 S. Green St. Ph. 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