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1 PAKE 6 - PLA1XPEALEH - FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1973 DIVOT DOLLS By Espar Oja - ** *ii*»w\ruijiju^ Bind Vets Golf At McHenry Crystal lake Wins 15 Year Old All Star Tournament On Saturday. August 4, the Crystal Lake and McHenry teams met to determine the? championship of the tour­ nament held in Crystal Lake at the Veterans Acres. The final score nf the game was Crystal Lake lfi and McHenry 1. The winning pitcher was Butch Andersen. The losing 'pitcher was Gilbertsen giving up 4 runs in the first inning. The only run McHenry received was when Urbanski was walked and K.C Stahiman hit a single to drive in the only run. The McHenry team ended up in second place, bringing back a trophy from the tournament. Each boy received a trophy and the large second place tour nament trophy was placed in the V.F.VV. hall. The following boys are the 15 year old all stars who played in the tournament in Crystal Lake. Greg O'Halloren. Bill Rowe. Mike Nitz. K.C. Stahiman. Al Burger. Rich Pitezacynick, Jim Burke. Bill Brogan. Lee Snyder. Also: Rich Gilbertsen. Dale Urbanski. Kelly (flash) Hastings, Mike Mai. Bob Hromec, Mike Winters, Dan Knox. Tom Jacobson We were very sorry to hear about Tom Jacobson breaking his hand sliding into second base in the previous game Get better soon On Sunday, August 11 the McHenry Senior League all star teams will have their tournaments, this includes the 13 year olds, 14 year olds and the 15 year old all star teams. At 12:30 the 13 year olds will play against Woodstock. And at 3:30 the Richmond and Fox Lake team will play. Between games will be presentation of most valuable player awards and also winning team awards and trophies to the 15 year olds. And at 5:30 the 15 year old all star team listed above will play against the Mundelein all star team. The refreshment stand will be open for the day's fun at the ball park so come on out and have a day of baseball and see some real good ball games. "You're an Insurance Agent?" As such, we handle fid­ elity bonds, contract and surety bonds, bail bonds, fiduciary bonds and license bonds-all available atStof- fel and Reihansperger. STOFFEL and REIHANSPERGER INSURANCE AGENCY HERB REIHANSPERGER, BOB MORTELL 3438 W ElM 385-0300 McHENRY, ILL McHenry Country Club Gary Adams shot a fine round of 72 to take a one stroke lead after first round play in the "scratch" club championship played at the club on Aug. 5. In second place one stroke back at 73 is Chris Newkirk, followed by Art Jackson, Roy Spiess, and Jim Packee, all with 77. In the Handicap Cham­ pionship. Dick Turner shot a 78 to end up with a net score of 67 to take a three stroke lead over Jack Smithson who had a net score of 70. Jerry Harpling, with a score of 86-15-71, was tied with Fred Ballstaedt also with 86-15-71 and Bob Mortell with 90-19-71. George Johnson shot a 78 to go along with his 9 handicap for a net score of 67 to take the first round lead in the Senior Handicap for net score of 67 to take the first round lead in the Senior Handicap Cham­ pionship. In second place was Dick Hester with 86-15-71, followed by Franz Koehler's 85-13-72. John Busscher at 83-10-73, Geo. Hoven with 86-13-73, and Bob Hoelscher with 94-21-73 were tied for fourth. The second round of all championship divisions will be played at the club on Sunday, Aug. 12, with the scratch players teeing off at 8:00 a.m. Low net winners for the day were -- Class A - 1) Gary Adams, 2) G. Johnson, 3) R. Freund. Class B - 1) R. Turner, 2) J. Smithson, 3) F. Koehler. Class C- 1) R. Hoelscher, 2) B. Yopp and R. Newkirk (tied). 8TmTGi?s| Softball Last Friday night at the VFW, the girls' softball team hosted the Woodstock girls in what proved to be the game needed to assure a first place finish for McHenry. Woodstock, presently in third, scored first when Heisler and Fuhler singled and were driven home with a double by Menge. But that was the extent of the scoring in that inning for Woodstock and the VFW girls batted around with a series of singles and walks, highlighted by a grand slam off the bat of Kathy Barry. At the end of the first inning, the score was 8-2, McHenry over Woodstock. Woodstock added two runs in the second and one in the fifth, but couldn't contain the bats of the VFW girls, who scored in each inning but the sixth. McHenry's defensive game was sparkling as fine plays were turned in by catcher Kathy Barry, shortstop Mary King, second baseman Roni Bierman. rightfielder Lin Meurer, and leftfielder Betsy Stephenson. The girls, successfully coached by Maggie Miller and Pam Shaffer, are now 15-2 with two home games on Friday, August 10, and Friday, August 17, and a tournament to be held in Lake-In-The-Hills later this month. They will each receive individual trophies for their hard work necessary in Last Monday the Ladies of McHenry Country club had as their guests 15 sightless vets from Hines hospital. The first question, of course, is - how do these men golf if they can't see the ball and where they are to hit it9 That is where the challenge comes to the girls. After watching the men take a practice swing, they put the ball where it should be, to be hit! Simple*' Not quite - but everyone had a real great day. Their guests stayed for lunch and seemed to enjoy their outing tremendously. Next Monday and Tuesday are the first two of four days of club championship play. The following Monday and Tuesday will decide our 1973 Champ. August is an exciting month! building a league championship girls' softball team, and the McHenry VFW, as considerate sponsors, will receive the grand lst-place trophy for their collection. BOX SCORE ab r h Conner, 8 5 3 2 King.6 6 3 5 Bierman, 4 6 2 5 Stephenson, 7 4 3 2 Lively. 1 3 2 1 Mahon,5 2 5 1 Ewald, 3 3 2 2 Meurer, 9 4 2 2 Barry, 2 5 12 38 23 22 BB: Conner; Meurer; Stephenson, 2; Lively, 2; Ewald, 2; Mahon, 3. HR: Meurer, Barry. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 F Wdstk 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 5 McHenry 8 2 1 9 3 0 23 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE The following is the City of McHenry tournament schedule: TENNIS: Age groups; 6 to 8, 9 to 11, and 12 to 15. Single and double tournaments in each age group. Dates ; August 22,23, 24. VOLLEYBALL: Age groups; 6 to 10, and 11 to 15. Five men teams in each age group. Dates; August 15,16,17. FREETHROW: Age groups , 6 to 8, 9 to 11, and 12 to 15. Individual event in each age group. August 15 and 16. SHUFFLEBOARD: Age groups; 6 to 8, 9 to 11, 12 to 15. Single and double tournaments in each age group. Dates; August 20 and 21. In an effort to provide recreation for the children of McHenry the city council has approved the above tournaments to be held in the city park on Pearl street. All persons interested in light athletic competition are encouraged to sign up for some of these events. There is no entry fee and trophies will be awarded to the first place winners. It is hoped that many youngsters take advantage of this program. An entry form and rules follow. CITY RECREATION PROGRAM ENTRY BLANK City of McHenry Tournament Entry Form Telephone: Tennis, Shuffleboard. Name: - Age: Event: Volleyball, Freethrow, (circle one) Singles, Doubles, Team event, (circle one) If double or team is circled write name of partner(s) below: Many gals go for horses till they discover that boys are more interesting MILLER WOODSTOCK - 338-0032 FRIDAY FOR 1 WEEK Bruce Lee In "THE CHINESE CONNECTION" and THE REVENGERS" Ernest Borgnine William Holden & Susan Hayward RULES: 1) All contestants must reside within the City of McHenry. 2) All entry forms must be turned in to either Steve Cuda at the city park or at the city hall by 4:30 p.m. Aug. 13. Entry forms may also be mailed to Steve Cuda, 3911 Clearbrook, McHenry, 111. They also must be received by Aug. 13. 4) No person is eligible to participate in any event unless he-sne has reached his-her sixth birthday by the time of ' On Monday, August 6, under beautiful sunny skies the lady golfers of McHenry Country Club had the pleasure of hosting and golfing with twelve sightless veterans from Hines Veterans Hospital (or in their parlance, Hines University). After arriving by bus and meeting their hostesses the men graciously posed for the accompanying group photo. Then, teeing off tees one through six simultaneously, the men and women en­ joyed a shot-gun round of golf. With the help of the gals in giving them a sense of direction and yardage the men showed what courage and determination can overcome. Undaunted by the obstacles on the course that bother many players the men chipped over the sandtraps, two-putted most of the greens, hit the ball down the fairways and, in general, played the kind of golf that many duffers would be pleased to play. During luncheon, which followed the golfing, one of the visitors entertained by playing several numbers on the piano. Then Millie Simon took over at the keyboard playing a fine repertoire of old- time favorites for a sing-a-long and also accompanying Nancy Wilkins on several beautiful solos. The only regret in a heart warming experience for the women was that the day ended early. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Hettermann's Lose First Game Of Season the event but has not reached her-his sixteenth birthday. 5) All contestants must adhere to the age brackets in their event as listed above. Additional entry forms can be obtained from Steve Cuda at the city park. His hours are 8 to 4:30, Monday through Friday. Further information will be published as it becomes available* GET THOSE ENTRIES IN NOW. TROPHIES WILL BE GIVEN TO FIRST PLACE WINNERS!!! A call from Liz Nolen fetched us- down to McHenry Country Club Monday morning. The gals were hosts to a group of blind veterans from Hines Hospital. Our ace photographer, Wayne Gaylord, was on the job to take pictures. We plan to have a couple of those pictures on the sports page this issue. Wayne went out on the course and took shots for a spread he will set up for next week. We won't elaborate since you will find a very good story turned in covering the day's events. Would like to congratulate the girls and the Club for providing a great day for those men from Hines. It must be later than we think. Marie has cancelled her order for World Series tickets. Expect to see many new faces on the teams - North and South -- next year. Heard some talk of replacing plate glass windows in store fronts with glass bricks. Vandalism and burglaries, you know. Imagine what that would do to window shopping! The ladies would revolt. But, window shopping isn't so bad when the stores are closed. As our better half looked over some dresses one Sunday night, Gene Morenz remarked, "You're safe. The store is closed,,. - They had better make room ahead in the McHenry Country Club Championship tour­ nament. Ed Cepulis tells he was in a foursome this week when Gary Adams shot a 67. Always a bridesmaid but never a bride may turn around this year. You're an Old Timer if you can remember when it was a cause of comment if a girl's slip was showing By Jerry Miller Hettermann's lost their first game of the year Last Thur­ sday, by a score of 8 to 6. T. Farr, V. Peterson and Ben DeCicco each had 2 hits for Mr. K's. R. Wakitsch had 2 hits for Hettermann's. Hettermann's record now stands at 11 wins and 1 loss. Mr. K's record is now 8 and 4. On Tuesday July 24 Jake's beat Carl's 9 to 6. D. Meyer led the way for Jake's with 2 hits. D. Jackson and J. Fino had 3 hits apiece for Carl's. In the second game Fox Lake beatTeko's 11 to 6. A. Gjertson had 3 hits for Fox Lake, C. Cermak had 2 hits for Teko's. On Tuesday July 31, Teko's beat Old Bridge 15 to 14. R. Thiel and B. Pusater had 3 hits apiece for Teko's. B. Huff had 4 hits for Old Bridge. Mr. K's beat Jake's 10 to 3 in the second game of the night. R. McNally led the way with 4 hits for Mr. K's. M. Domoto had 2 hits for Jake's. In the 3rd game Old Bridge beat Bavaria Haus 17 to 16. T. Spasavich and B. Huff had 4 hits apiece for Old Bridge. J. Michels had 4 hits for Bavaria Haus. On Thursday Aug. 2, Het­ termann's bombed Carl's 20 to 1, in five innings of play. W. Hiller, L Smith, and R. Wakitsch led the way for V Hettermann's at the plate. ' In all Hettermann's collected 20 f base hits. Bavaria Haus then beat Fox Lake 10 to 7 in the second game. J. Meyers had 3 hits for '< Bavaria Haus. D Magnuson had 3 hits for Fox Lake. This week's "Player of the Week" honors go to two players, B Huff and T. Spasavich of Old Bridge. 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