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Summing Up Baseball Action At McHenry CC New Federal Regulations Under Boating Safety Act PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1972 Summing up the baseball action thus far at McHenry County College, Coach Popovich reported, "It takes a while for a baseball team to put it all together. Our first three games with Amundsen, Har­ per, and Morton showed we had a way to go as we lost all three. Our progress is beginning to show as we've now won our last two against Elgin and Waubonsee." Coach Popovich says that the third week of the season in which the Scots face Oakton, Lake, and Triton will be crucial in determining the seriousness of their bid for a conference championship. He stated, "Our players want to win, but there are still several areas in which we've got to improve in order to take at least two out of three." Stand-out hitters thus far are Joe Dehn (McHenry) hitting .500, Jim Smith (Woodstock) .400, Jim Mulvenna (Harvard) and Randy Schultz (Harvard) at .333. Rich Kinter (Crystal Lake) carries a 0.4; earned run average in conference pitching. Team captains are John Pitzen (McHenry), Jim Dannehy (Crystal Lake), Jim Mulvenna (Harvard), and Rich Kinter (Crystal Lake). Assistant coach is Bruce Harbecke of McHenry. Individual averages for the first five games follow: Stilling Toth Zintl Pitching Kinter Mulvenna Stilling Toth 0 0 0 w 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 L 1 1 . 0 1 MCC Team Bielski Connell Dannehy Dehn Kinter Mulvenna Munn Palmer Pitzen Robinett Schultz Smith ab 14 9 18 14 8 12 5 0 16 15 6 10 McHenry Country Club Frosh-Soph Tennis Team 2-1 For Week The winners in the first round of the two man aggregate tournament were: D. Freund- R. Collins; G. Adams - D. Birmingham , H. Zwissler - E. Schuler;- Doc Sturm - M. Hoffman, E. Cepulis - H. Reihansperger; D. Weber - T. Bolger; W. Jacobs - T. Burke; R. Waytula - T. Evans. Also L. Consago - K. Holmes; J. Falcon - R. Turner; B. Chelini - R. Schmaling; J. Busscher - R. Newkirk; R. Andrews - E. Simon; B. Boaters are reminded that the Boating Safety Act of Aug. 10, 1971 means that there are new Federal Regulations going into effect. They should watch the news closely for an­ nouncements or contact their local Coast Guard office. The Fox Lake Boating Safety Detachment will commence the season's patrols this coming Elbersen - J. Nolan; G. Horn - F. Koehler; D. Wattles - W. Weber. * Low net winners for the day were: Class A: 1. R. Freund, 2. W. Jacobs, 3. B. Winn. Class B: 1. E. Simon, 2. E. Brown, and R. Warfield tied. Class C: 1. R. Newkirk 2. T. Burke and P. Fidler tied. weekend. Some of the things they will be stopping boats for are: 1 Negligent operation. 2 Unsafe boating practices. 3 Improper or insufficient safety equipment. 4 Improper or insufficient lighting. 5 Improper number display, most boaters don't realize their registration numbers are improperly displayed, (a) they must be displayed forward of amidships clearly visible from each side at 100 ft. b) they must be permanently affixed and read from left to right (c) they must be 3" in height, block characters, solid color in good contrast to solid color backgrond (d) they must be properly spaced between the letter groups and the number group there should be a space wide enough to fit the letter "M". The spacing should ap­ pear as: I L 1 2 3 4 A B To ensure a maximum amount of safety for the boater, the Coast Guard will periodically utilize four other Boating Safety Detachments, in the Northern Illinois area, during heavy traffic times allowing them to examine more boats. This will help insure compliance with federal safety regulatioas. This means more boats will be examinied this year, than ever , before The best way for the boaters to avoid a costly "notice of violation" is: 1 Contact the Coast Guafd Auxiliary for a courtestv safety examination free to the bdater and no reports of deficiency are made to any law enforcement agencies 2. Contact the Coast Guard information center in Fox "UNREAL?? Robots in hard hats and traffic- vests wave flags on New Jersey highway projects I^ke Write or Visit Officer in charge, Coast Guard Bosdet 09- 1, 17 S. Rt. 12, Fox Lake, Illinois, or call ^312-587-6135. T0PS0IL LAWN GRADING Call Ed Jackson 338-4739 Woodstock Warrior Soph Tennis men highlighted last week's com­ petition with a 5-0 victory over North Chicago's Warhawks. The Warriors also beat Dundee 3-2 and fell to Elgin by a score of 3-2. Results: April 28. McHenry, 3. Dundee, 2. FROSH-SOPH Andy Hansen (McH) lost to Dave Thiel (D) Set 1, 7-9, set 2, 6-4, set 3, 4-6; Brian Rohrer (McH) defeated George Lowrey (D). Set 1 10-6; Ted Hollander (McH) defeated Steve Tofanelli (D) Set 1 10-10, Set 2 8-3. Doubles: Gary Swanson-Rick Rupp (McH) lost to Tim Bolger-Ed. Fenser (D) Set 1, 10-7; Clay Patzke-Nick Diedrich (McH) lost to Andy Snow-Paul Beyer (D). Set 1 10- 6. McHenry, 5 - N. Chicago, 0. Singles: Andy Hansen, (McH) defeated S. Danowicz (N.C.) Set 1,10-4; Brian Rohrer (McH) defeated H. Jakubowski (N.C.) Set 1, 10-5. Doubles: Rick Rupp-Hugh McGowan (McH) defeated P. Robinson-C. Martin (N.C. Set 1, 10-4 ; Nick Diedrich-Dave Robel (McH) defeated D. Sinohini-D. Mateja (N.C.) Set 1 10-2. Wednesday, April 26. McHenry, 2 Elgin 3. Singles: Andy Hansen (McH) lost to Ken Harris (E). Set 1 102; Brian Rohrer (McH) lost to Scottt Samuelson (E) Set 1, 103; Clayton Patzke (McH) defeated Bill Davis (E). Set 1 106. 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