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m • -PLAINDEAL.ER - FRIDA*'. JULY 19.1974 Riverside S.A.C. Major League CONDORS. Kneeling are Ur Tom Cruetz, Brian Jacobson, Jim Conner and Randy Glick. In the middle row are James Condon, Ray Roach, Tom Sokolowski and Jtfmie Koch. In the back are Coach Dion Rathhone, Ed Gerstad, Bobby Zeller, John Filip and Rich Hager. NSUR 3 8 5 S Hester Oil Major League OWLS. L-r kneeling are Mike Lawlor, Joe Johnson, Scott Rebberg and Tom Sharp. In the middle row are Mike Sharp, Bob Moehling, Jay Whittemore, Butch Pintozzi and Ron Waytula. In the rear are Coach Jerry Sharp, Dave Walters and Coach Ron Waytula. Absent are Chuck lleinmiller and Jim Althoff. Sky*" - OPEN ALL WEEK - WllilAM PETER BLAUY'S THE EXORCIST cu m POSSESS] BY mi DEVIL?! McHenry Country Club The games committee would like to thank Franz Koehler and Ken Holmes for the excellent job they did as co-chair me i of Hookey Day. Thanks are also in order to Pete Baker and Bob Blaney for their help. 165 members and guests enjoyed the day, with the weatherman also cooperating to make this year's Hookey Day one of our finer events. In the semi-final round of the President's Tournament played at the club on Sunday, July 14, in Class A, Ray Spiess beat Bill Jacobs and Paul Overton defeated John Busscher. Dick Warfield over Ron Waytula and Gary Fields defeated Bob Andrews in Class B, while in Class C, Tom Burke beat Ed (silent) Schuler and OUTDOOR 'GRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 THIS ATTRACTION ONLY ADULTS $2.00 - CHILD 50c 2nd BIG WEEK! ALL FAMILY FUN! UIRIIT Disnny i UCHHlCOlW FTDES AGALTI PLUS- Bonus Late Show Fri. & Sat. "THE ODD COUPLE"- Fl FA MAPKPT BARGAINS: rLLft mnRIVL I SELLERS-EARN EXTRA $ $ $ EVERY SUN. 8-4 P.M. BUYERS SAVINGS GALORE! FV00! Key Start worth $30 Polynard™ bag Folding handle for easy storage I anipcrjiroo) "Auto- MaKif"1* earljiiretor eliminates ( linking Starts like a car. "Quick-Change" haggirig system New 10 cubic inch High-Torque™ engine. Maximum cutting power and low noise. Wind-Tunnel* housing vacuums lawn y Limited Offer! Buy this lully equipped power drive Toro* Guard­ ian* mower and get the Key-Lectric* starter free. Huriy, offer gt>od only while inventories of promotional models last. Front wheel power drive Model 21711 •Comparing regular and promotional manufacturer's suggested retail price* on Guardian Model 21711. Applicable in Fair Trade States only. Haven't you done without a loro Ion# enough? I George P. Freund, Inc. 4102 West Crystal Lake Road Phone: 815/385-0420 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ The old story was - "They laughed when I sat down to the piano". Certain people have laughed when we sent in those entries for cash prizes of 50 or 100 thousand dollars or a new home. We knew our day would come. The envelope stated there was a check,enclose. So we opened it with Moving care. Yep. There was a check all right - For ten cents! Guess you have to start small. McHenry has a very efficient Meter Maid. So efficient is that Irish lass that one day she drove an unmarked police car down to Riverside Drive,, parked it, made her rounds- And put a ticket on her police car. No favoritism with that gal. They all look alike to her. After watching Jim Kaat pitch a 2-hitter against the Detroit Tigers and Sox hitters playing bombs away, we have decided to reorder our World Series tickets. Bill Melton's turnabout has to be the big inspiratitjn to the Sox. Not only his hitting, but his fielding has been sensational. We think sports writers (the 0' meanies) should give the Cubs a chance. Haven't they heard the team is rebuilding. Give the kids a chance. When they grow up, it will be time to let 'em have it. were around the edge and there was dancing in the middle of the room. Sunamangon we had softie fun. Picked up a sore throat and haven't smoked a cigar in two days That's penance. Always said you women don't know what suffering we go through. Good O' Dizzy Dean had a big heart, but the ticker failed this week and Diz is gone to a place where we hope they have baseball games. Dean was a great pitcher for the famous Gas-House Gang in St Louis. He was the kind who bragged about his pitching then backed it up with his fast ball. They have told some great stories about 01' Diz since he hung up his spikes. In 1931 when Dean was only 20 years old, the Cardinals sent him down to Houston for more experience. Diz didn't like it and told all in hearing distance, "That's the first time a team ever lost 25 games in one day ; "cause that's how many I was going to win for this here club" Then there was the time the Dean brothers pitched a double header against the Dodgers. Diz pitched a 3-hit shutout in winning the first game 13-0. When Paul pitched a no-hitter in the second game, Diz said, "Heck, if I'd known Paul was going to pitch a no-hitter, I'd have had me one, too." They say De&fi drove school teachers goofy When he started broadcasting ball games. When he said somebody "slud" into second, that's what the kids said. A great sports figure has left us. There won't be another just like 01' Diz, but we wish somebody close would come along. Some of the 3-D animals created l»y the Northern Illftni Bowmen club members. These are targets at the 17th annual SAFARI this weekend. Hank Merz (Cary)and his sister wontrophy for best 3-1* animal - the elephant. Northern Illini Bowmen News Demolition Derby- Coming To McHenry County Fair Aug. 3 Some genius could get rich designing a woman's purse with a zipper at the bottom. That's where they keep everything anyway. --Earl Wilson We like to go to Hettermann's once in a while. Besides the small town atmosphere and, pleasant reception, our interest goes way beyond. In our courtin' days and sometimes after we were f married, that was a favorite Saturday night spot. Tables Bob Schmaling beat Bob Newkirk. Class D winners were Bruce Domoto over Ed Ray and Jim Kenton over Ed Oja. The finals of the President's Tournament will be held at the club on Sunday, July 28. Also a reminder that the club championship begins on Sunday, August 4. The famous Nation-Wide Demolition Derby is coming to McHenry County Fair on Saturday, Aug. 3. Expert "Gear Jammers" and "Throttle Benders" will stage deliberate crashes. Men and women with plenty of nerve and a lust for thrills will compete for the cash prize and trophies. The participants must supply their own cars. The car must be equipped with a safety seat belt and the driver must wear an approved crash helmet. Official rules and entry blanks may be obtained from Everett Hunter; Jim Pederson; Fair office on fairgrounds and at many gas stations and garages in the county. All participants must be over 21 or have a notarized release signed by their parents. Only American-made, hardtop automobiles are eligible. No special bumpers or reinforcements will be permitted, but not required. The spectators are urged to cheer for their favorite driver. The event has been described by one newspaper editor as the "Wildest", most spectacular sporting event in the world. Because of the nature of the event, no spectators will be permitted in the infield. Therefore, they are urged by officials to come early and get a choice seat in the grandstand. All the excitement gets under way at 8 p.m. Aug. 3 when the McHenry County Fair presents the deadly and dangerous Demolition Derby. Northern Illini Bowmen of McHenry invite the public to their 17th annual SAFARI to shoot, if an archer, or just to observe a fun shoot in a sport that is growing fast in popularity. The "SAFARI" is aga|p this year in 3-D. This means Safari animals to shoot are all third dimensional, life sized of styrofoam, handmade by the archery club members. Everything from a 14 foot elephant to 8 inch scorpions are targets for the enthusiastic bowman. Tigers, panthers, an 8 foot gorilla, hyena and monkeys swinging from trees, roam the NIB range on SAFARI this weekend for the most realistic bow hunting this side of Africa. Many of |Jie 3-D SAFARI animals including the 14 foot elephant can be observed from a wide centrally located walking path. There is no fee and not necessary to walk the entire range to watch this sport event including shooters, moving targets and interesting 3-D animal targets. Multiple registration opens at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 20 and remains open till 1 p.m. Sunday, July 21. The Safari may be shot more than once with the highest score in contention for trophies thru third place in all classes. An archer not belonging to any organized club may also be in contention for the special gold trophies. Northern Illini Bowmen especially invite all interested sportsmen and archers to their 17th Annual 3-D SAFARI held at the outdoor range on Draper Road, just a mile west of McHenry, July 20 and 21. McHENR YOUTH. LEAGUE) LEAGUE STANDINGS Thru 7-14-74 STRUCK BY TRAIN John W. Moilan, 53, of 915 Ski Hill road. Fox River Grove, was treated in McHenry hospital for injuries received when his car was struck by a North Western train at the Country Gas curve, 3702 Rt 14, between Crystal Lake and Cary, about noon Wednesday Moilan told authorities he experienced a seizure and lost control of his car. MAJORS: W L Orioles 10 - 1 Cardinals" 10 - 2 Condors 6 - 3 Owls 5 - 5 Falcons 5 - 6 Hawks 3 - 8 Eagles 2 - 8 Bluebirds 2- 10 Leading Hitters: Jim Althoff .667 Pat Becker .618 Alan Garrelts .600 Brett Thomas 600 Leading Pitchers: Tom Jablonski 6 - 0 Ron Crook 4 - 0 Tom Maxon 5 - 1 Player of the Week: Mike Sharp Hawks 3 - 7 Eagles 3 - 8 Condors 1 - 8 Leading Hitters: Mike Sabatka .607 Jeff Smith .591 Joe Bauml .577 Leading Pitchers: Joe Bauml 4 - 0 Mike Dillon 3 - 0 Mike Bauml 3 - 0 Tim Butler 3 - 0 Player of the Week: Darryl Branham MINIS: W L T Yanks 10 - 1 - 0 Braves 9 - 1 - 1 Pirates 6 - 5 - 0 Cubs 5 - 4 - 2 Sox 3 - 6 - 2 WOUDC*. LAKE FIOTULA T-T UT.C<* AW*. ©4/ kr- 1. The two basic types of boat hulls are 1 Catamaran and trimaran 2. Displacement and planing 3. Round bottom and deep vee 4. Flat bottom and shallow vee 2. The planing-type hull Tigers 2-7-1 Indians 1-8-2 Giants 0-6-4 Leading Hitters: Mike Nank .696 Jim Wynveen .591 Mark Thompson .555 Leading Pitchers: Bill Herrmann 4 - 0 RobMortell 4 - 0 Randy Buenzli 5 - 1 Player of the Week: John Huff MINORS: Cardinals Bluebirds Owls Falcons Orioles W L T 11 1 8 - 4 6-4-1 7 - 5 4-6-1 (NESTOR MiMIIR Chain-O- Lakes T R A V E L S E R V I C E 3405 W. Elm S t McHenry, Illinois60050 travel service P l a n n i n g a C a r i b b e a n c r u i s e ? A t r i p t o E u r o p e . . . . . M e x i c o . . . . H a w a i i ? Y o u c a n c o m p a r e t h e m a l l u n d e r o n e r o o f a t o u r o f f i c e ? W e ' r e a g e n t s f o r s t e a m s h i p s , a i r l i n e s , h o t e l s , s i g h t s e e i n g c o m p a n i e s , t h r o u g h o u t t h e w o r l d Dependable Travel Since 19*1 385-7500 A r e a C o d e 8 1 S \ 0 SHOWPLACE 1 & 2 ON ROUTt 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 CRYSTAL LAKE 81S 45S 100S I. ZANY BARBRA BARBRA STREISAND in "FOR PETE'S SAKE" PG WEEKDAYS - 7:00-9:00 SAT. & SUN. 1-3-5-7-9 BARGAIN MAT. $1.00 *£ f #• THERE'S NOTHIN' THEY WON T TRY!! DIRTY MARY CRAZY LARRY WEEKDAY - 7:20 & 9:20 S & S 1:20-3:00-5:20-7:20 A GRAND WIN - It was one of the biggest golf shots Brad Fraaks ever took when he won Chicago Title Insurance Company's $1,000 Hole -in-One Contest during the Fox Valley General Contractors Annual Golf Outing held at McHenry Country Club. The contest was held at the 135-yard 18th hole, which Franks, Chicago, aced with a 9-iron. Presenting Franks with his $1,000 prize are (from right) David Murphy, vice president: Richard O'Connell, sales representative; and Robert Mogley, assistant vice president, Chicago Title Insurance Company. Chicago Title sponsors the $1,000 Hole-in-One Contest at many Realtor, Attorney, Savings and Loan League, and Builder golf outing. • STARTS FRIDAY• Nightly 7:00 and 9:00 achieves its designed objective when 1. Speed is increased 2. Horsepower is reduced 3. Weight is distributed 4. Occupants are seated 3. Whenever wood is used in a vessel's construction, it should be treated thoroughly with a 1. Bonding treatment 2. Decay resistant compound 3. Laminated adhesive 4. Pressurized caulking Answers Z on £ I ON Z Z on I Anchoring v- Pick out an open spot of water, and make sure it is clear of other craft so your boat doesn't hit them when it swings around on the anchor line. Slow down to avoid rocking nearby boats with your wake. Now come about into the wind, moving farther forward from the desired spot by the amount of line you intend to pay out. At this point there should be no forward motion. Drop the anchor, away and forward of the bow. When it hits bottom, ^ back down with the engine to make sure the anchor catches. The anchor line length should be from five to seven times the depth of water. 1. A fiberglass hull that has been built carefully is a structure that is extremely 1. Watertight 2. Resilient 3. Strong 4. All of the above 2. Today, many pleasure craft are constructed of 1. Wood or fiberglass 2. Plastics or aluminum 3. Steel or ferro-cement 4. All of the above 3. In the field of propulsion, matching the wrong engine to a boat might be 1. Advantageous for speed 2. Economical for cruising 3. Disastrous 4. Convenient for fishing Answers £ ON £ fr on Z fr on 1 Anchoring -- Up anchor. Warm up the engine so it won't stall. Inch forward, taking in anchor line as you gp! When boat is over the anchor, there should be no more forward movement. If anchor needs breaking loose, make the line fast around a bitt, and gun engine for a quick jerk forward. Cut throttle. Repeat if necessary. Some 70 miles north of Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a community called Villa Americana, composed of descendants of some 500 families who migrated there from our southern states, after the Civil War. CRAZY LARflY THERE'S NOTHIN* THEY WONT TRY! No one's Faster than Crazy Larry...except Dirty Maryl 44 FROM THE NECK UP1 1408 N. Hivernide Drive COMPLETE BARBER1NG & STYLING KM MEN AM) BOVS WE SPECIALI/L IN LAYER CUTTING ('all for an appoint mont •385-8373