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Pinecrest Golf Club To Host Its First Junior Tournament Pinecrest Golf and Country club in Huntley, 111., will host its first annual Pinecrest Junior Golf classic, in August, 1973. The 36 hole tournament will consist of 18 holes on Aug. 3 and 18 holes on Aug. 10. Male contestants over 15 years of age and under 20 years of age are eligible. Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishes with medals being awarded to the fourth and fifth finishes. In addition, the three top con­ testants will be the guests of Pinecrest Golf and Country club during the Pinecrest Golf classic, a professional 18 hole tourney slated for Sept. 14, which will feature the 30 top professionals in the Illinois section of the PGA, plus 10 other professionals to be in­ vited from other parts of the country. Entry blanks for the Junior classic may be obtained from Pinecrest Golf and Country club, Box 612, Huntley, Illinois. Entries to be closed July 27, 1973. Team won lost 1) Hettermann's 10 0 2) Bavaria Haus 7 3 3) Mr. K's 6 4 4) Fox Lake 5 5 (tie) Carl's 5 5 5) Old Bridge 3 7 (tie) Jake's 3 7 6) Teko's 1 9 McHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL Bill Brennan Earns Softball Player Of The Week Honor By Jerry Miller On Tuesday, July 17, Bavaria Haus squeezed by Mr. K's 9 to 8. B. Brennan had a 3-run homer in the last of the seventh inning to win the game for Bavaria Haus. Bill had 4 hits in 4 at bats, and drove in 6 runs to move Bavaria into second place. In the second game, Het- termann's beat Old Bridge 12 to 9. B. Oeffling, W. Hiller, D. Bentz and R. Wakitsch had 3 hits apiece for Hettermann's. R. Soda and T. Spasavich had 2 hits apiece for Old Bridge. Then on Thursday, July 19 Teko's won their first game of the year as they swamped Carl's 18 to 4. C. Cermak, and T. Connors had 4 and 3 hits respectively for Teko's. D. Howe had 4 hits for Carl's. Fox Lake then beat Jake's in the second game 9 to 7. A. Gjertson and Magnuson had 2 hits apiece for the Merchants. B. Mauch had 3 hits for Jake's. This week's "Player of the Week" honors go to B. Brennan of Bavaria Haus. Bill had 2 home runs, a double, a single and also drove in 6 runs It was his 3-run homer that vaulted Bavaria Haus into second place, ahead of Mr. K's. Why not come out and see a game, or two. Games played every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. "TOP TEN HITTERS" 27 or more AB. Listed below are player, team and average. 1) B. Meyer, Carl's, .600 ; 2) W. Hiller, Hettermann's .568; 3) R. Wakitsch, Hettermann's .552; 4)'R. Soda, Old Bridge, .548; 5) D. Hiller, Het­ termann's, .545 ; 6) D. Smith, Bavaria Haus, .543 ; 7) V. Peterson, Mr. K's, .524 ; 8) J. Sterbenz, Fox Lake, .514; 9) L. Smith, Hettermann's, 513; 10) M. Bentz, Hettermann's, .500. MEN'S 16" SOFTBALL STANDINGS Enjoy a Wonderful Dinner at LA PETITE CUISINE French Restaurant 220 W. Rand Rd.-Lakemoor Phone: 385-7495 Open Friday & Saturday 6:30 • 11:00 p.m. CLOSED July 20 & 21 AND July 27 & 28 w SENIOR BASEBALL The Swanson Chalet softball team continues to roll in the men's 12-inch slow-pitch by sweeping its fifth straight doubleheader of the season. This week The Group bowed by scores of 17-9 and 18-3 to an overpowering Swanson offense. In the first game Swanson's held a 6-1 lead after 4 innings. However, Hank Miller started a rally for The Group with his second hit - a double - in the top of the fifth. Five runs scored to tie the score. In the sixth, The Group's McKenna led off with a home run followed by two more runs to put The Group ahead 9- 6. The bottom of the 6th saw the Chalet bat around while scoring 11 runs including Bill Rudolph's two-run homer - his second of the game. Rudolph and Gary Fields had 3 hits each for the winners while Hank Miller and John Finney had two hits apiece for The Group. Game two started where one left off as Swanson bats bombarded Group pitcher Sherbert for 7 runs in the 1st, 7 more in the second and 4 in the third. "Big" Bill Rudolph led the Chalet attack with 3 hits. Standing as of the oi July, 1973. W L Cardinals 9 4 Sox 8 4 Orioles 8 5 Cubs 7 5 Mets 6 6 Giants 6 6 Braves 3 9 Tigers 2 10 Monday, July 16 the Orioles had a big win over the Braves, the final score of the day was Orioles 15, Braves 4. The winning pitcher was Tom Jacobsen. Bill Gleason was the losing pitcher. Jacobsen and Burke hit home runs for the Orioles. On Tuesday, July 17 the Mets had a big win over the Cubs. The final score was Mets 15 and the Cubs 1. At the end of the second inning the score was Mets 12 and the Cubs 1. Dale ITrhanski had 15 strikeouts in the game and held the Cubs to one run. K .C. Stahlman was the losing pitcher. On Wednesday, July 18 the Giants had a big win over the Sox. The final score was Giants 6 and the Sox 4. Knox was the winning pitcher and Ludwig was the losing pitcher. Bill Rowe and Tom Ludwie hit home runs for the Sox. Hromec hit a home run for the Giants. Thursday, July 19 the Cardinals had a big win over the Braves. The final score was Cardinals 17andthe Braves 7. Gilbertson was the winning pitcher and Brogan was the losing pitcher. Brogan hit 5 batters. Brogan and Gilbertson both had home runs. Friday, July 20 the Orioles had a big win over the Tigers, the final score being Orioles 12, Tigers 7. Starting pitcher for the Orioles was Burke, who was relieved by -; Burger, the winning pitcher. Mitch Przetacznik was the losing pitcher. Mark Snyder hit a home run, driving in two runs. On Sunday, July 22 the Orioles had a 5 to 1 win over the Mets. Winning pitcher for the Orioles was Jacobsen and the losing pitcher for the Mets was Joe Knaack. There was one including a 2B & HR (his 3rd of the night). Vic Freund and Gary Fields also hit safely 3 times while Randy Arseneau doubled twice for the Chalet. Leading the Group with 2 hits each were Hank Miller, McQueeny and Bow lens. In other games, Brake Parts defeated The Rusty Nail twice by scores of 9-4 and 5-1 as Don Prazak homered for the win­ ners. The Hospital split with Morton Chemical, winning the first game 6-3 and dropping the 2nd, 10-9. The Standings at mid-season: Swanson Chalet 10 0 The Lakers 8 2 Brake Parts 5 5 McH. Hospital 5 5 Morton Chemical 5 7 The Group 2 8 The Rusty Nail 1 9 Pat Wirtz JOB noon nnfTnrrrri YOU'LL FIND SOMETHING GREATER THAN EXCITMENT IN AUTO RACING ON THE IRA SUPER CIRCUIT Super Modified And Sportsman Stock Car SAT JULY SUN JULY 28 29 KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wis. 7:00 PM LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY Lake Geneva, Wis. 7:00 PM home run hit in the game, it was hit by Albert Burger for the Orioles. The second game on Sunday was played between the Braves and Giants. The Giants won, but due to lack of com­ munication I have no score or other information. The same pertains to the Cardinals and Tigers game. I have no score or information except that the Cardinals got the win. On Monday, July 23 the Sox won over the Cubs. The final score was Sox 4 ana the Cubs l. Rowe was the winning pitcher and also hit a home run for the winning Sox. Winters was the losing pitcher for the Cubs. On Tuesday, July 24 the Cardinals had a big, big win over the Orioles, putting them in first place with 9 wins. The final score was Cardinals 1, Orioles 0. Bob Buss was the only one to score in this thrilling game. Gilbertson was the winning pitcher and Jacobsen was the losing pit­ cher. The leading home run hitters in the league are tied with 8. The two boys holding this title are Tom Ludwig and Bob Hromec. Congratulations, boys. Bill Rowe is right behind wi^h 6 home runs for the season, so far. LADIES SOFTBALL Tuesday July 24, Ed's Rental had a big win over the Horn- sbys. The winning pitcher was Judy Smith. The final score was Ed's Rental 19 and Horn- sbys 4. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 tot Ed's Rental 2542420 19 Hornsby's 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 4 The following girls played for the Ed's Rental team. Trudy Harrison played short stop, and scored 3 runs. Chris Tokarz played left field and scored 3 The 15 year old All Star team was invited to Crystal Lake for the Invitational meet on Saturday at Veterans Acres. The meet starts at 10 a.m. on Saturday and will run all week. The McHenry team will play its game at 12:30 on Saturday. Mr. Beaman, (president of the league) sends a special invitation to all Moms and Dads and baseball fans to come out and give our team a big audience to play for. Lots of luck, team. Cathy Boro runs. Julie Karen played center field, but was replaced by Judy Boro who scored one run. Mary Sue Parkor played third base, hitting the only home run of the game, she also scored another run. Jane Lindsay was catcher. PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER- Millie Gende played second base, scored 2 runs and was relieved by Vicki Kopsell. Cathy Boro played short center and scored three runs. Julie Gende was first baseman and scored 3 runs. Mary Beth FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1973 Gende played right field and scored 2 runs and also had two R.B.I. Martha Freund was starting pitcher, scoring one run, and was relieved by Judy Smith. Ed's Rental now has 5 wins and 1 loss. , COME and Join the Good Times with the "HARTLAND EXPRESS" Chris Strong & Roger Shiller IN THE LOFT AT SWANSON CHALET 1211 N. River Road McHenry, III. - 385-2014 GOOSENECK TOILERS GRAIN STOCK & FIAT BED KYntr «>r UH? -- V - |U<| GERALD VOGEL, DEALER 8920 HOWE ROAD, RING WOOD , ILL. Ph.:815-653-9396 653-9346 WATER-WELLS PUMPS THE BEST WATER SYSTEM INSTALLED IS THE C HE A PE ST SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS WATER WELL DRILLING SALES AND SERVICE McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 385-5252 • Res. 385-0713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. 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