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titsysAi mm u McHENRY MINI LEAGUE SOX. In front L-R are Mike Dledrich, Tom Wember, Jeff Smith, Joe Leopold, Brent Blankenhorn, John Keevil and Jim Sharp. Standing are Denny Shaver, Todd Rehberg, Tony Wember, Mark Cochran, Randy Mauer and Mark Knaack. The coach is Jerry Sharp. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) , . S i H Who** »«* «»•» Walt Freund has been fussin' all season about that trade the Sox made to get Ron Santo from the Ctibs. The Sox gave up four young ball players. Steve Stone and Ken Frailing are welcome additions to the Cub pitching staff and both maytlevelop into big winners. Another pitcher, Jim Kremel has passed our close attention. We have no idea how he will develop. But, the Cubs brought Steve Swisher back from the minors when George Mitterwald was injured and the young catcher has caught the fancy of baseball experts. Swisher cut down the first two runners who tried to steal second base and gained respect for his strong right arm. He now looks like the big man in the trade. Santo has been a great player, but hasn't,, hit the way the Sox expected. We hope he finds the groove. Since the Cubs had backed up the truck to haul away their older players and Santo wasn't going to play any place but Chicago, we have wondered from the start if Mr. Wrigley wouldn't have given him his unconditional release. Just wondering. We have to agree with Walt. It looks like the Cubs caught the Sox management with their blinders down. Green Street isn't the same, "Huppy" Smith passed away suddenly. He had a host of friends who will not forget him too soon. "Huppy" had a great interest in all sports and knew his baseball. (He was a White Sox fan). Mona likes our picture with the hat, but wants Wayne Gaylord to take the next one with a White Sox cap on our dome. It was a large group of men who played golf last Sunday at Chapel Hill then met in the Johnsburg Community Club hall to dine and observe the second annual Joe Frett Memorial. Nobody had more friends than Joe - and they won't forget him. LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD! Many of you know or remember A.L. "Bud" Kosinski, former McHenryite now residing in Fort Myers, Florida. His wife is the former Eunice Marshall and he is a brother-in-law of Mrs. H. Ralph Bennett and Rovena Marshall of our fair city. Local golfers will be interested to know that "Bud" won the Annual President's Cup in tournament play at Florida's Palmetto Pine Country Club. Let the records show he got his start in McHenry. WHOOPS! Rich Rosing had a Hole-In- One on No. 13 at Crystal Woods golf course (taring league play Tuesday, June 18. McHENRY MINI LEAGUE YANKS. In the front row are I-r Kent Thomas, Dave Bauer, Darin Patterson, Kevin Burgess and John Huff. Standing are Paul Herrmann, Billy Herrmann, Coach Tom Thompson, Scott Truckenbrod and Tim Truckenbrod. Absent are Jason Buchanan, Jack Engstrom, Jeff Potts, Steve Switzer, Charles Temple and Mark Thompson. • , • 4 - » ' (STAFF PWOTlOAVAYNE GAYLORD) Chapel Hill Girls Wallop Jewel Team McHENRY! YOUTH LEAGUE} STANDINGS Thru 6-23-74 MAJORS: Cardinals Orioles Condors Falcons Owls Hawks < Bluebirds : Eagles Leading Hitters: Alan Garrelts Brett Thomas Ed Carey Jim Johnson Leading Pitchers: Tom Maxon Many Tied Player of the Week: Brett Thomas W 6 6 5 3 2 2 2 1 L 0 1 1 5 4 5 6 • 5 .706 .688 .625 .625 FORMAL WEAR RENTAL ' for ALL OCCASIONS 1214 N. Green St., McHenry MINORS: W L T Cardinals 6 - 0 Bluebirds 6 - 2 Falcons 5 - 4 Eagles 4 - 4 Owls 2 - 3 - 1 Orioles 2 - 4 - 1 Hawks 2 - 4 Condors 0 - 6 Leading Hitters: Joe Bauml .692 Jeff Smith .692 Keith Belzer .625 Leading Pitchers: Tim Butler 2 - 0 Joe Bauml 2 - 0 Dooley Stanell 3 - 1 John VanFleet 3 - 1 Player of the Week: Mike Sabatka MINIS: W L T Braves 6 - 0 - 1 Yanks 6 - 1 - 0 Cubs 4 - 2 - 1 Pirates 4 - 3 - 0 Sox 1 - 4 - 2 Tigers 1 - 4 - 1 Indians 1 - 5 - 1 Giants 0 - 4 - 2 Leading Hitters: Jim Wynveen .600 Mike Nank .600 Mark Thompson .600 Leading Pitchers: Randy Buenzli 4 - 0 Rob Mortell 3 - 0 Bill Herrmann 3 - 0 Player of the Week: Randy Buenzli News Golf By Claire Rosng Low team net was the event for the day, Hettermann's Team, with Captain Dorothy Hettermann, Edie Nimsgren, Mary DeBrecht, Maureen In a game played at Jewel MFG in Barrington oi& Wednesday, Chapel Hill's girls! softball team made it four straight with a victory over 3 Jewel. After the 2nd inning, with a score of 11-0, the girls Doherty, Diane Miller,, and Phyl Grosrenaud were the winners. Two lucky ladies had Birdies, Betty (Mrs. Jack) Smith on No. 8 and Laura Schmitt on No. 9. After two months of play we have a three way tie for first. Weathervane Yarns, DuRo Duffers, and Harrys Arco each with 25V2 points. suspected it would be a fast and easy game. With some fantastic batting and sensational* fielding, their suspicion became a reality, with a 30-4 victory. 'Hopefully they can repeat their victory next week when they play Ten-Pin in Barrington. Submitted by Cheryl Patterson For a summer treat, try rasp­ berry milk shakes. In a blender combine 1 cup skim milk and Vi cup raspberry sherbet. Blend 2 minutes. Sprinkle with nut- desired. Makes 1 serving. NOW OPEN AND READY TO SERVE YOU . . Celebrating the grand opening off 3 new batting cages at the Arnold Palmer Driving Range and Recreational Center are Carole Arch, wife of owner, and Cara Cannon. The driving range also celebrated its 6th year of operation with the opening of "The Casino" - a pinball arcade. The miniature golf course will also be recarpeted shortly with strato-turf - a challenge for all golfers. Pictured are Sid Norton (90) and his brother Duke (92) of McHenry Wis. Other McHenry drivers are Bill Kelley, who won the fifth heat 15, and Dan Brown, a double winner. Dick took fast time for the sixth in their racing cars at Wilmot, in the Sportsman Feature June time in six shows. \ McHeniy Summer Recreation Program Summer Recreation Program Entry Form SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT Name: ________ Address: Which contest do you wish to compete in? Singles Doubles Both circle appropriate word. Partners name: Submit completed form by noon, July 3, to the attendantat the Pearl Street park or send to Steve Cuda, 3911 Clearbrook, McHenry, 111. Read McHenry Plaindealer for further information. On July 3 and 5 the city of McHenry Summer Recreation Program will be holding its first tournament of the season. Shuffleboard contests will be open to all children between the ages of 6 "and 15 who attend McHenry parochial or public schobls. The competition will beheld at the Pearl Street park and will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 3. Depending on the number of entries the contests may be continued to July 5. Both males and females are eligible to compete. The following age brackets have been set to ensure fair competition amongst the entrants: 6-8, 9-11, and 12-15. ."Singles" and "doubles" contests will be held in each category. A person who signs up for "singles" may also find a partner and enter the "doubles" tournament. All All Appaloosa Horse Show Sunday July 14 Wouotl LAXE / FLOTILLA 4-fc 'j US.C S. Aux- < 1. Cruising is the most popular form of pleasure boating and for this reason it accounts for the highest accident rate. How do we explain this? 1. Poor facilities at marinas. 2. Lack of Coast Guard protection. 3. Irresponsibility of operators. 4. Unsound radio procedures. 2. Hunters and fishermen often become so engrossed in their sport that they forget all about. 1. Radio communications. 2. Engine maintenance. 3. Marklinspike seamanship. 4. The weather. 3. A relatively new flag is appearing on our waters. It has a red-orange background with a white diagonal stripe from corner to corner. This is the 1. Mechanic's flag. 2. Small craft flag. 3. Diver's flag. 4. Cruising club flag. ANSWERS The Chuckwagon Riders Saddle Club, a chartered non­ profit organization is sponsoring their 3rd annual "All Appaloosa Horse Show." The show will be held Sunday, July 14, 8 a.m. sharp! The club's arena is located at the Thunderbird Hunt Club on Route 31, just north of Crystal Lake, Illinois. . The show is B l a c k h a w k A s s o c i a t i o n , W i s c o n s i n Association approved by A p p a l o o s a S o u t h e r n A p p a l o o s a and Illinois There will also be youth, performance, and jumping classes. The club's chuckwagon will be on the grounds and serving food all day. Free overnight camping is available at the club's arena. For further information, contact show chairman, Anita Rhoton at 815-385-3840, or show ^secretary, Kathy Reese at 815- -ie entries must be submitted to4 the park attendant at the Pearl Street park by Wednesday,, noon, July 3. The official entry" form found below should be used, or children can sign up in person at the same park on ; Wednesday, Thursday, and' Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30( p.m. If this can not be done then, the form should be sent to Steve, Cuda, 3911 Clearbrook Ave., McHenry, 111., by July 2. First place winners in each contest will receive a ribbon at the time of their victory s i g n i f y i n g t h e i r accomplishment. At the end of the summer, after all tournaments have been held,, trophies will be awarded to all who have won. The city fathers hope that as many children as possible compete in these events which will be held throughout the summer months. Know{£\jF; ^VWeatfier Is l ightning l ikely to ap­ proach nearer when you see< i t to the south, or in the- southeast"* If you see l ightning to the^ south or southeast , i t ' s most ' l ikely to pass you by un­ harmed in most parts of the United States. In Florida Of in some deep southern stated --and even in other areas, occasionally--this rule wil l not hold true. The dangerous l ightning, s torms usually come from the west , or the northwest . If you spot l ightning in this direction, i t would be wise to plan on i ts arrival and take whatever precautions are wise. This is the pre­ vail ing direction of weather and l ightning storms follow the normal drif t of the at­ mosphere. The l ightning that s tr ike^ you, by the way, wil l never be seen. If you see a l ight­ ning bolt , or f lash, the t ime for fear has already passed and you can relax. There is no need to think of the next one--you won' t see i t , ei ther^ if i t hi ts you. on € ON I ON I Appaloosa Association. Included in the show bill are three halter divisions for stallion, mares and geldings. Under Way-- stay clear of seaweed. If you must go through a patch of seaweed, cut your power to trolling speed. Inboards ...put clutch in neutral and let boat's momentum take you through. If weeds get tangled on propeller, run the engine in forward and reverse until they are gone. Outboards...shift to neutral or shut off engine. Tilt propeller up out of water while weeds drop off and boat passes over weed mass. Then push motor back into running position. The senior high cheerleading squad from McHenry Wrestling has just completed an intensive week of study and practice at the annual Redbird Cheerleader School at Illinois State University, one of the nation's oldest clinics for cheerleaders. The workshops are coordinated by Larry Wagner, ISU athletic department staff member and assistant football coach. In the squad photograph are, from left, standing - Sue Cable, Debbie Justen, Vicki Matesi, botton - Linda Randal, (captain), top - Amy LeLeux. Spirit stick every night -1 excellent - 4 superiors - highest ribbon is superior • 2nd highest is excellent. JACKSON ASPHALT PAVING PARKING LOTS - DRIVEWAYS SEALING - REPAIRS CALL ED JACKS! 1-338-4739 domE, unci QoLn ^LL± Dor Sunday BninQh PAGE 6- PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1974 •EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J Riverside Press OFFER VOU FINE QUALITY PRINTING WITH FAST SERVICE! McHenry Kart Park 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. 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