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•AGE 6- PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.1974 Summer Recreation Golf Tournament Planned The city of McHenry Summer Recreation Program is pleased to announce that it will be holding its first annual golf touCnament. This contest, open to ^)1 youngsters who attend McHenry public or parochial schools, will be held on August 12, 1974 at the McHenry Country Club. All participants must be between the ages of 8 and 15. Golf contests will be held in two age groups. 6 to 12, and 13 to 15. The tourney will be 18 holes long and winter rules will be played. Participants will be paired with those within their own age group. First place winners will receive a ribbon and a trophy; second and third place winners will be given medals to signify their achievement. Persons wishing to enter this city-sponsored tournament should fill out the entry form found at the end of this article by Friday, Aguust 9, 1974. Their is an entry fee which must be paid by all who enter. This money is collected only for the use of the Country Club. The city will retain none of these funds. It is hoped that many children will sign up for this •sport event. If there are any questions they should be referred to Steve Cuda at 385- 6273. Reminder!! Croquet tourney in Pearl Street park. All children not busy this Friday are invited to participate. CITY OF MCHENRY SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM GOLFTOURNEY ENTRY FORM Name: Age: Address: Send to. Steve Cuda 3911 Clearbrook Ave. McHenry or turn in to attendant at Pearl Street park on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Friday Deadline for this entry form is Friday, August 9. r i rk ••••••••*" Johnsburg * J * * Teen League J * * On July 16th the Astros and the Cubs put on quite a show by ending up with a tie, 6-6. On ThiH-sdav of that week the NECK UP' 44 FROM THE 1408 N. Riverside Drive COMPLETE BARBERING & STYLING FOR MEN AND BOYS L WE SPECIALIZE IN LAYER CUTTING Call for an appointment 385-8373 Indians nipped past the Mets with a score of 1-0. In that game Sean Duffy had two singles and Doug Oeffling went 3 for 3 with 3 stolen bases for the losing cause of the Mets. On Tuesday the 23rd, the Astros and the Indians played on a muddy Tigers Field. The Astros won the game 7-5 as Astros' pitcher, Russ Oziminski, picked up the win. On Thursday of that week the Cubs were outplayed by the Mets as Doug Oeffling continued his hitting streak with a double and a triples. BarryPaulsen. also of the Mets, had two singles and picked up the win as the final score was 5- 2. STANDINGS Mets Astros Indians Cubs w 1 6 2 4 3 4 4 1 6 S4M CARLOAD HELD OVER! 2nd BIG WEEK! THERE'S NOTHIir THEY WON'T TRY!! DIRTY MAIflT CRAZY LARRY IPlus-Exciting Co-Feature Also Late "VANISHING JShow Bonus Fri. & Sat. 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B ADULTS Mitchell Brothers Film" Group LIMITED TO AGE 18 8, OVfc POSITIVE PROOF REQUI ONLY Behind"leGreen Door": Listen* Films Selected For Our Majority of Couples Audience' ^ "•Explicit adult film for mature men h. women onlv• • MCHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. 12 INCH SOFTBALL 12 inch softball is entering the final week of play with both third and fourth place still undecided. Rusty Nail plays the Riverside Bake Shop for what should be a victory and third place. However, the Bake Shop hasalreo ay been the spoiler for the Outlaws. The other important matchup is Phillip's 66 vs. Brake Parts. A win for Phillip's is almost certain versus a winless Brake Parts club and would give them a 9-7 won-lost record tying them with McHenry Hospital. This will force a one game playoff to determine who plays against first place Jake's in next week's semi-final playoffs. However, if Rusty Wail should lose and Phillip's 66 win there would be 3 teams tied at 9-7 forcing a round-robin double elimination tournament! At any rate it looks as though the playoff dates scheduled to begin on Tuesday will be moved back to Thursday. Games played last Thursday included Morton Chemical's big win over Brake Parts, 23 to 2. Swanson Chalet came from 10 runs down to beat Riverside Bake Shop 13 to 10. In an important game for both clubs Phillip's 66 lost a 9-6 decision to Rusty Nail, while Jake's came up with 6 runs in the eighth inning to win 20 to 15 over McHenry Hospital and continue undefeated Standings after last Thursday: W L Jake's Dead End Lounge 15 0 Swanson Chalet 12 3 Rusty Nail 9 6 McHenry Hospital 9 7 Phillip's 66 8 7 Outlaws 7 8 Morton Chemical 4 11 KlXXER STARTS FRIDAY Walt Disney Program "OLD YELLER" AND 'THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY" CHILD 75c - ADULTS 1.75 Skate-A-Thon At "lust For Fun Rink" The "Just For Fun Roller Skating Rink" at McHenry, 111. has been selected to participate in the 1974 Skate-a-Thon to benefit Muscular Dystrophy patients. This announcement was made today by Bart J. Neri, District Director for M u s c u l a r D y s t r o p h y Association of America, Inc. for Northern Illinois. On Saturday and Sunday August 17th and 18th at the"Just For Fun Roller Skating Rink" there will be a twenty-four hour Skate-a-Thon starting at 12:00 a m on the 17th and ending at 12:00 A.M. on the 18th. Ed. Cepulis, owner of the "Just For Fun Rink" said, "we are very proud to help Jerry Lewis in his fight against Muscular Dystrophy. We hope this Skate-a-Thon will be one of the greatest fund raising events in this area." Anyone wishing to participate, contact Aldona Cepulis of the "Just For Fun Rink" in McHenry, Illinois. All proceeds will go to the M u s c u l a r D y s t r o p h y Association of America, Inc 1 EARL WALSH So I Hear Elroy Fitzgerald, hustling catcher for some „ good Algonquin teams a few years back, phoned to say there is a lot of interest in the Old Timers ballgame next Sunday. Players are coming back home from distant parts to take part in the game. McHenry has some Old Timers who played against some of those players and may want to attend the game to renew old acquaintences -- and have some fun. Now for our lottery tickets and on our way to a life of ease. Our White Sox are giving us fits. We talk it over daily with Walt Freund and wish the two of us could manage that team. We have ideas, but the world will never know what we could do. That Oakland team seems to have all the ammunition. Looks like we won't know the results of that Watergate mess until Christmas. Three or four months of that may be beyond our endurance. Just when our tongue was hanging out for some sweet corn, Bill Haurie came along _SP0RTS EDITOR I with some nice ears. That butter should do something for our waistline. 0 The best one we heard about the recent hot weather and the drop in temperature came from Marie Becker who told us: "I woke up last night -- cold - and was glad'" Had a call from a high school student wondering when football practice will start. Told him we would print the information as soon as release comes in from the athletic department. Such eagerness to get started sounds good. Fred Meyer spent a vacation week at the Krause cottage on Green Lake, Wisconsin. Did he catch fish! Now he is drawing a map for 'Torchy" to show him just where to drop his line. THINKING BACK -- An old Irishman from McHenry moved to Chicago (50 years ago) and came back to visit. Telling about the wonders of the big city, he opened his eyes and said, "In some of those foinest hotels in the city, they changes the sheets after every guest.' * Riverside Bake Shop 4 11 Brake Parts 0 15 Ed Raske led Swanson Chalet to their twelfth win of the season as he hit safely 5 times and increased his team leading batting average to .627. Ray Franklin and Gary Fields hit safely 3 times each while Bob Freund batted in 4 runs with a triple, single and sacrifice fly. Bill Blankenhorn hit a 2 run homer while Vic Freund knocked in two with a double John Little led the Bake Shop with 4 hits including a solo homerun. Russ Weyland had 3 hits while Schmitt, Cameron and Bryce Klontz hit safely two times each. After 24 innings the Riverside Bake Shop held a big ten to nothing lead but the Chalet came up with 13 runs spread out between the third and 7th innings while shutting off the Bake Shop for 6 straight scoreless innings. In a game which was very important for both teams playoff hopes Rusty Nail won a close 5 to 6 decision over Phillip's 66. The Nail's Gary Schmitt went 4 for 4 including a pair of doubles; Dennis Schmitt and Bill Comstock added a homerun apiece, while Gary Busse had two important hits A1 Elliot came up with the defensive play of the game with a diving stop of a grounder heading up the middle The Rusty Nail second baseman made the throw from second to McHENRY YOUTH LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS MINIS YANKS BRAVES CUBS PIRATES SOX TIGERS INDIANS GIANTS Leading Hitters: Braves Mike Nank Braves Jim Wynveen Braves Rob Mortell Sox Mark Cochran W L T 1 3 - 1 - 0 1 2 - 1 - 1 7 - 5 - 2 7 - 6 - 1 4 - 8 - 2 4 - 9 - 1 1 - 1 0 - 3 0 - 8 - 6 .655 .630 .579 .545 AVOID THE FALL RUSH SWITCH HOW TO GAS HEAT McHenry State Bank Youth League SOX. Kneeling l-r are Bill Tim Derosier, Tim Jerry Pepping, Bill Bryniarski and Gary Engstrom. Standing are Andy y. Dh0to is Lee Zeller, Kevin Lane, Tim Oakley. Steve Knor and Coach Ken Ludw.g. Absent from photo is Lee Hammers tein. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORO) Carey Electric Ymtk Leagw CARDS. Iwdhg l-r arc Mflte Rlejr, Kcve Mai, Kenny Kotil, Mark Rogers, Ed Walker and Pete Prust. Standing are Coach Lee Mai, John Bierman, Bob Kilday, Jeff Damiani, Bob Sharp, Brian Miller and Coach Ron Bierman. Absent are Tom Rogers and Bob Buss. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) DIVOT DOLLS < is M.C.C, By Dee Overton July 23, our Hullaballo day, was one of the best, starting our day with petite sweet rolls made by Sy Carlson personally, playing straight golf for 9 or 18 holes - snacks - hamburgers, hotdogs - beer or pop in the woods, (thanks to Lil Michels' crew) to goofy putting, on to card games, topped by prime rib dinner, plus fantastic golf prizes and other prizes. About 127 gals attended with about half being guests, to those who missed it, put it down as a must next year. Many thanks to Letty Busscher and her committee, yours will be a hard act to follow. Your local yokel entertainment was hilarious end a Phillip's 66 threat in the final innings. Jake's won an exciting come- from-behind ball game versus the Hospital 20 to 15. Errors again hurt a good McHenry Hospital team as a slim 15 to 14 lead vanished with 6 Jake's runs scoring in the eighth inning, 2 key errors helping the winners Morton Chemical won their fourth game of the year as their hitting showed a big improvement with a 23 to 2 victory' over Brake Parts. © SH0WPIACE 1 & 2 0NR0UTM4 JUST WES! Of ROUTE 31 CRYSTAL LAKE 815 4$> 1005 Yanks Mark Thompson Yanks Scott Truckenbrod Yanks Bill Herrmann Yanks John Huff Pirates Ed Kennedy Giants Paul Snyder Leading Pitchers: (4 decisions) Yanks Bill Herrmann Braves Rob Mortell Braves Mike Nank Yanks John Huff Pirates Randy Buenzli Cubs Tory Silvertson .524 .519 .500 .458 .455 .415 W L 6 - 0 5 - 0 5 - 1 4 - 1 6 - 2 3 - 2 and a special thanks to Harold Young, Bob Blaney and Sy Carlson for their contribution to the success of this fun day. On July 25 a Mother - Daughter event with 28 participation, Maddy Holmes and Toni Weber won with a 61 low, Ginny Spengel and her daughter Pam were 2nd with a 62. Low Putts were Bea Newskirk and her daughter Heather. Marge Adams tells me another golfer is coming up in the Spengel family by the name of Joy. Joy it seems hits the ball like Papa Bear off the tee, 200 yards on No. 12 and 185 on No. 13. go to it Joy. July 30, winners in a Tennessee Dog Fight were 1st place 76,1 under par, Carol Cooney, Marty Jemiola, Dot Christiansen and Mary Kenton. In 2nd at 81 a tie Virginia Turner, Myrt Johnson, Mary Mahoney and Eleanor Krueser, also Liz Nolan, Barb Weber, Mauzue Stamer, and Dot Westergaard. A 3 way tie for 3rd place at 83 are Nell Fidler, Kitty Evans, Maddy Holmes and Donna Alderman, also Alvina Yopp, Dot Freund, Sully Consago and Ginny Spengel, also Anna Johnson, Nancy Wilkins, Char Swissler and Sue (twinkle toes) Martin. In 4th Place Judy Smithson, Mary Ann Falcon and Joan Schloskey at 84, and would you believe a bobby prize was awarded to the team of Millie Leisten, Jackie Victor, Elda Eckland and Betty Wayman. Nine hole winner in Tin Whistle is Millie Simon. Low Putts tie, Shirley Nye and Fran Herrmann, Low Gross, Evelyn Guntner and Jean Rempke tie, and Low Net, Millie Simon and Lorraine Young tie. First place in Bridge again went to Alvina Yopp, Maddy Holmes brought up the rear. Winners in July's Club Champion Match Tournament are Alvina Yopp over Joan Buss in Championship Flight, Char Zwissler over Marty Jemiola in First Flight, Nancy Wilkens over Dot Christiansen in Second Flight. In Consolation 1st Flight is Laverne Harpling over Millie Leisten, 2nd Flight Kris Newkirk over Kitty Evans. Congratulations to some fine winners and to the good losers. Our traveling team is now in 1st Place by 5 points with l more round to go. 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No. 4 Boating Courtesy --Control your wake. You are legally responsible for any damage to other vesspte arid their occupants causeaby your wake You are also liable for property damage along the shore. A safe rule is to slow down around other boats, near the shore, and in anchoring and mooring areas AMcHEA/RV V MtHENRY 385-0144 STARTS FRIDAY! Z1 D _Jromth« p«opl« who gay yOU ««Th« jmxx SlngT