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*-j^^&T'A. v vj- ^"y&rt vi'u *$..-<< ?& * 4V 3p§jVlf' i> 5#>*?-%= M"Xft;^:"J! ' 4*" •• *;&$»*«A " k? ' ^^gtS5: 3i<,i: ?.'r*s*f/..,^•$K: •.*. s^E-J3c y> •T*«isW?»i> ^i Carmel High Wins District Tourney On Local Course DEFEND GOLF TITLE -- Coach Chuck Cuda talks strategy with his leading golfers, Nelson Adams and Harry Hans. The McHenry Warriors, last year's champs, will host the North Suburban conference tournament at the McHenry Country Club on Tuesday, May 20. Tee off will begin at 12:30 as the Warriors defend their title. PLALNDEALER PHOTO PG. 6 - PLAI NDEALER - FRL MAY 16, 1969 -- tT jn wl 11/ stl eh r r v» ww w w "N SO I HEAR Spcrts Editor Our old Xgiend Petie Sch^efer^ came bouncing in with the same old ginger. He had some things to tell us. of 82 str6k££, In.. case you don't know. Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Malpede of the Pistakee Golf Club. He received a phone call at ten o'clock the night before from Jucty Smith ( a Cub fan) to tell him about that great 19-0 victory the Cubs rolled up against San Diego. According to our informer, Judy added, "And you can tell Earl Walsh to put that in his pipe and smoke it". Now, that's the kind of fan we like. A 19-0 game is hard to smoke, but if she had said George Stock, a real Old Faithful in the postal department for many years, passed away this week. Our memory of George goes back to our early years when it was a real treat to go down to the depot to watch the evening train roll in from Chicago. It seemed that George was a real important part of the railway and postal system that kept the mail going through. Maybe there was only one sack of mail coming in, but it was handled with care. George was in in our cigar we might a faithful servant of the public; have blown a few rings. a fenow who harmed no man. • SPORTS CAR CLUB I i LAKE REGION i I ' May 18, 1969 - Lake Region Sports Car Club presents RUN FOR FUN a straight T.S;D. rally. This event is open to all cars with necessary standard safety equipment, able to pass tech check. Cars will be teched before registration. Only two adults per car and children are welcome. The rally will finish at an inexpensive place to eat and drink with a family atmosphere. Starts at - Alexander Lumber Co., McHenry, Illinois cm Rt. 31 South of Rt. 120. Tech check and registration open 11:45 - closes at 12:45 First car off at 1:01. Trophies presented for both driver and navigator of winning cars. This rally has been designed for the dyed in the wool enthusiast plus the novice. It is not our intent to get you lost, we just want you to run for fun. For further information call - John or Carol Polt - Rally masters at 815-385-5767. The Buddy Poppy is assembled symbolic flower tjf Memorial Day since its first sale in 1922. By Lene Wilson Last Friday 16 teams came to McHenry Country Club to confpete in the Illinois High School District Golf Tournament. Waukegan was the favorite but was beat out by Carnral of Mundelein and Belvidere with scores of 323 and 325, respectively.' Waukegan shot a four man team total of 327. McHenry placed 6th with a 337. Medalist honors was a, 78 tie by five boys. Only two of the boys can qualify and Joe Leskis of Carmel took 1st place in the playoffs, followed by Randy Harman of North Chicago. Low for the McHenry team was Scott Fisher with an 82, followed by Harry Hans 84, Nelson Adams 84, Jeff Michels 86, Kurt Knaach 87 and Russ Leight 88. Scores seem to be high in this tournament. Tuesday, May 20, the North Suburban Conference Golf will be held at McHenry Country Club. Fifty-six boys will be here to take, the championship away from McHenry, last year's winners. Top rated teams are North Chicago, Barrington, MC7 Henry and Libertyville. Presently the McHenry Team is holding a 9 win, 2 loss and 2 tie record. The sophomores are boasting an impressive record of 11 wins and 2 losses. RESULTS OF DISTRICT GOLF MEET HELD AT McHENRY, FRIDAY MAY 9, 1969 MEDALISTS 1st: Joe Leskis, Carmel 38- 40-78 2nd: Randy Harman, North Chicago 39-39-78 3rd: Mark Hanarath, Libertyville 41-37-78 4th: Randy Wahler, Belvidere 41-37-78 TEAM SCORES CARMEL - 323 Bob Malpede 43-39-82* Mike Kelroy 41-40-81* Joe Leskis 38-40-78* Gary Ticarrelli 38-44-82* Rich Sislow 41-43-84 Rudy Grom 51-50-101 Steve Mikas 43-47-90 Mike Rafferty Brad Templemann McHENRY - 337 Harry Hans Nelson Adams Rus Leight Jeff Michels Scott Fisher Kurt Knaach Dave Watkins 42-44-86* 45-45-90 42-42-84* 41-43-84* 45-44-89 43-44-87* 39-43-82* 42-46-88 50-47-97 NORTH CHICAGO - 347 Randy Harman Max Brewer Randy Simpson Mike Dudick Joe Pregrocki Jeff Sherman Ed Ger jol WAUCONDA - 352 Dennis Anderson John Stiernberg Brad Bankord Dale Haake Mark Schwariten Mat Broughton ANTIOCH - 353 Don Effinger Tom Las co Ted DeBoer Jim Weis Dave Longly Dave Yuska 39-39-78* 46-43-89* 44-48-92* 49-44-93 43-52-95 45-49-94 43-45-88* 48-48-96* 42-45-87* 44-42-86* 37-46-83* 49-49-98 53-52-105 45-43-88* 50-45-90 51-53-104 41-48-89* 47-43-90* 42-44-86* Rick Snyder Jeff Bickett Bill Capp MARIAN - 365 Bill Downes Mike Riley Chuck Flood Pete Klocek Walt Leucht Tom CP Hal lean Frank Cacci WOODSTOCK - 369 Jim Stanger Pat Palmquist Dave Rigby- Mike Austin Don Kline Rick Goins Chuck Nienow GRAYS LAKE - 370 Bill Kessinger Steve Lahey Mike Canty Bob Geary Tom Kessinger Ron Timmerhoff Alan Jobst 51-48-99 43-43-86* 46-47-93* 49-45-85* 41-43-84* 49-49-98* 48-50-98* 55-52-107 53-52-105 52-48-100 ,42-42-84* 44-46-90* 49-51-100 44-54-98* 48-50-98* 50-53-103 49-52-101 52-46-98 45-48-93* 51-46-97 47-48-95* 47-51-98 42-44-86* 48-48-% u WARREN - 354 (tie) Doug Guldan Tom Robinson Art Gransee Frank Harast George Knosley ZION BENTON - 354 Ed Leech Rick Michaljivic Jim La Belle John Schale 43-41-84* 51-45-% 46-45-91 45-48-93* 39-47-86* (tie) 39-46-85* 45-45-90* 44-50-94 49-46-95 ROUND LAKE Doyle Keyson Bill Busch John Barbouitch - John Sims Tim Quane GRANT Greg Koening Gene Garner Bob Costello Steve Peschke Ken Becker Marc Gerretsen 172 46-44-90* 41-48-89* 48-46-94* 55-57-112 46-53-99* 53-53-104* 50-57-97* 51-49-100* 54-56-110 52-53-108 61-54-115 * Denotes the four low score men on each team. BELVIDERE - 325 Randy Wahler Dale Drake Dave Sfcrecher Marty Dommers Rick Gamlin Steve Woodruff Jeff Salberg WAUKEGAN - 327 41-37-7?* 45-45-90 44-41-85* 44-39-83* 39-40-79* 42-44-86 43-48-91 But, where were all those Cub fans the day the Cubs had their ears pinned back 11 to 1? If anybody called, our phone m-jst have been, oat of order. _VWe Sox fans are different. Have no desire to roll up a score like 19 runs. If we can win by one run on a wild pitch or a balk, we are happy. We are grateful for all small favors. aooooooooooooooooooQoooopoooooeooooeciec SPORTS Ae felt so sorry for the Cubs a few years back when the lowly Mets humbled them something like 19-1. Trouble was we couldn't find a Cub fan when we wanted so much to express our sympathy. They all headed for the storm cellar. MODEL CAR KITS AVAILABLE TO "Y" MEMBERS The Lake Region YMCA has a supply of model car kits which are available to any of the youth members, ages 9 and up, free of charge. A total of 100 of these kits will be at the Lake Region YMCA program center, 95 Grant street, Crystal Lake, beginning Monday, May 12, as long as the supply lasts. Only one kit will be given to each youth. Youth may construct the models for their own enjoyment, or they may elect to build them to enter in a contest being sponsored by a hobby shop in Crystal Lake. The contest will continue until July 1. A display of prizes is available at the shop. Youth desiring one of the free kits should stop by the Lake Region YMCA program center week days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Gary Alloian "39-40-79* Bob Make la 45-44-89 John May 39-42-81* Dan Lund 44-40-84* Marc Lorber 41-49-90 Joe Colloway 38-45-83* Wes Dunski 41-46-87 MUNDELEIN - 331 Larry Augustine 44-47-91 Kent Niequist 38-40-78* --Bob Egner 40-45-85* Steve Johnson 40-47-87* Wade Harris 37-44-81* Mike Jenrich 44-46-90 Scott Harrington 50-44-94 LIBERTYVILLE - 333 Mark Hanrath 41-37-78* Ed Kick 44-43-87* Mark Bergren 42-45-87 Bill Norman 41-41-82* Roger Sayner 48-43-91 McHenry Youth League By Joe Prazak On May 13 a meeting of the Babe Ruth League was called and to the amazement of all present it was made known to all that the league has expanded to seven teams. All games this year will be played at the beautiful V.F.W. grounds at the new Babe Ruth field which was finished by the help of the various organizations plus-the help of all the men and boys in the league. The league will noW go under its new name being the McHenry.. Youth League. The officers this year are as follows: President, Joe Prazak; Vice-president, Frank Camasta; Sec'y - Treas., Ernie Useman; and Player Agent, Larry De Jay. The sponsors of the teams this year are as follows: Tigers - Fury Mtrs, Mgr. L. De Jay; Sox - McHenry State Bank, Mgr. J. Prazak; Cards - Carey Elec., Mgr. J. Wickenkamp; Giants - Tony an Const., H. Tiggeman and A. Steinsdoerfer; Braves - Wm Bolger, McHenry Sand & Gravel: Mets - Payton Chev., Mgrs. J. Farley and E. Useman; Cubs - Mc- Cullom Lake - Stacknick Mgr. We of the league want our sponsors to know that we apprecate what they are doing, as without them we would be unable to do for and help the boys during the baseball season. The season this year will start on June 8 at 1 p.m. All games this year will be officiated by the Northern Illinois Umpire Association. We will try to get the schedule and the roster of the teams published within the next week. Once again I ask that wl\en the season starts that we all get out there and give our boys some support as they are of the age where they can use it. Watch for our column in the next week. Oh, yes, the games during the week will start at 6 p.m. sharp. Please encourage your boy to be on time for all games as of now we do have a waiting list. But, Judy, and all you Cub fans, keep heart. Remember -- we want your Cubs to win -- so we can play you in the World Series. Wouldn't that be fun! Petie Jiad another little gem for us. He visited Ben Frett in* Florida last winter, and saw a flock of drunken robins. Ben has some kind of a berry tree that the robins cleared slick as a whistle. Then they took a drink of water and weaved all over the place -- stoned, crocked, -plastered or you name it. Must ask Ben if Pete ate any of those berries. Looking over the list of high school golfers in the district tournament played here last week, we see the name of Bob Malpede on the winning Carmel team. Bob went out in 43 and came in with a 39 for a total LAKE VETERANS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL PARADE The American Legion Post 1169 at Wonder Lake will sponsor its annual Memorial Day Parade May 30. This parade, the twenty-first in a series that began in 1948, has become a yearly tradition in the area. Marching units participating in the parade will gather at the Wonder Lake firehouse at 9:30 a.m. to be assigned places in the formation. The parade itself will begin at 10 a.m. The route of march will be south from the firehouse on Wonder Lake road to Hancock drive and then west aon Hancock to the Memorial triangle at Wonder Center. The parade will be climaxed with ceremonies at the Memorial. As of this date, twenty-three local civic, social, business and youth organizations are planning to march in the parade and other groups are expected to announce that they will participate. Parade Marshal Robert Kiddell has extended a special invitation to all Vietnam veterans to take part in this Memorial Day observance. Kiddell said, "The American Legion is justifiably proud of these young men and will welcome any and all who wish to participate." Kiddell also said that the marchers would be served refreshments at the Legion hall after the conclusion of the memorial services. Nearly 100,000 men, women and children donate a day of their time and effort each year to conducting the Buddy Poppy sale. 2S? Mew yfiodetn $150,000 Cat l\)a£n GkohcL Opening F/iwf CAR WASH WITH FILL IIP McHenry Market Place p X. Route ian 4416 W. Route 120 McHenry SPORTCCOR/yfRf £*PSCTED 'WA/Z "rw? THE "ISW 2m MJ OVER <fi5 jaa*/ A3 JT~ ' tve vs- . wA uHMiesfi ... by Carol Cooney A large turnout of girls welcomed our first event of the season, a Blind Bogey, which was won by Joan Schloskey and Bev Kuhlman. Some of the girls must have had some winter practice as highlights of the day went to Verona Kent chipping out of the rough chi No. 18 for a birdie. Dorothy Freund sunk her approach shot on No. 7 and Mar- (I we &v TH£ ri>rv{£ or WE 6/AAJT MHO ifD UC i A TO TVf££ WAT/OV/tJ- CHAW^S AS COOtJ> HAVE A77 tP£ /#f£uCrur/ ?f CF ryf MS*£7- 8AU ASSOC/AntAJ... Streaks Beat Warriors In District Tourney, 4-2 ion Donnelly, golfing with her, watched very closely and proceeded to do likewise on No. 8. by Bert Hagemann The third time did not prove a charm for the Warriors as they lost in the first round of state district play at Woodstock this past Tuesday by the score of 4-2. The Warriors had beaten the Streaks twice prior to this occasion in conference play, and pitcher Tom Janik had been the winning hurler in both contests against his opponent, McCauley. However, the Streaks turned the tables on McHenry, knocking Janik out in a three run third inning, and holding tenaciously to a lead against repeated Warrior flurries in the last two innings. McHenry broke on top with a pair of. runs in the second inning on Mike Fremiti's two run single, but the Streaks came back with a single run in the third, and then opened their big fourth with two singles, an error at the plate, and two more singles, both of which brought in runs. Steve Salter entered then and once again squelched the rally, but it was too little too late for McHenry as our last inning rally fell short with two men dying in scoring position. Our hitting was nothing to brag about as McCauley continually hit the Warrior batsmen on the fists, causing numerous popups and easy outs. Having two men thrown out at the plate also hurt our scoring chances, and as this is printed, we will have one more contest for the season, that a revenge battle against Dundee and their ace lefty, Bolier, at McCracken field on Friday. BOX SCORE Warriors-2 runs; Woodstock-4. Warriors -5 hits; Woodstock-6. B R H WARRIORS Camasta 2B 3 0 0 M. Janik SS 3 0 0 T. Janik P, LF 4 0 0 George CF 2 1 0 Jb Smith IB .3 1 2 Hurckes 3B 2 0 1 M. Freund RF • 3 0 2 J. Freund C 2 0 0 Decker p.h. 0 0 0 FAIR CHILD LF 1 0 0 Salter P 1 O'O Rohrer pji. 0 0 0 B R H WOODSTOCK Sarbaugh LF 1 0 0 Frame IB 3 0 0 Crenshaw 3B 3 0 0 Watson CF 3 1 2 Dycus RF 3 1 2 McCauley P 3 1 0 Stoddard 2B 3 0 0 Wenck C 3 1 1 Hanson SS 2 0 1 "Honor the Dead by helping the living" is the slogan of the annual Buddy Poppy sale. Proceeds are used entirely for the welfare of disabled and needy veterans and the survivors of deceased veterans. fN EVERY for the Executive^ Gardener with complete stall o! aids... a Case compact from Geo. P. Freund means a case compact that's short on- cost and long on performance. Come in and meet the "mltey" Site Savers - Case 220, 222, 442 and 444. George P. Freund Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake ltd. 585-0420 McHenry