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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1974_ „ , J, '^ss^rr .̂*fS •* «k * CHAMPS for the third year in a row, the Johnsburg Business Men's slow pitch team came through with a 19-0 record this season. They are also unbeaten in 32 consecutive games. In front is Jeff Pankiewicz - bat boy and 1-r kneeling are Otto Dschida, Joel Wakitsch, Vic Santi, Doug Freund, Bob Dobbertin, Dave Oeffling, Pete Menkel. Standing are Tony Bentz, Joe Dehn (Capt.), Ron Miller, Greg Freund (Capt.), Bruce Harbecke (Coach), Randy Neiss, Bob Wakitsch, Rich Holtz, Ev Klapperich. Not pictured - Mark Bentz. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Life is turned around for us. In the last month we have attended three weddings and nary a ball game. The Randy Jackson-Colleen Doherty marriage was beautiful and the reception enjoyable with sociability just to our liking. Grandman Vera Doherty and Uncle Ben and Aunt Rosie Tonyan were the real Senior Citizens in the crowd---all looking sharp. This time we didn't get to kiss the bride, but we got a pretty good smacker from her mother. Joe Etten, Arnold Rauen and Gus Freund have planned a long time on attending the CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING i y '/o Ji* ** "•M-fcosj m***1 INTERIOR LATEX SEMI- GLOSS ENAMEL now only *1348 0 for Jm aallons YC!TAL'S_ RDWARE??| l W r.UVFK ST annual Spring Grove Day event on last Sunday. Nothing like the old home town for those fellows. Like taking the boy off the farm, but not the farm off the boy-- you don't take the old town away. And, that 's good! A lot of good people have i ome out of Spring Grove and a lot of good citizens have lived in the area all their lives. Found out that Laurence Rudolph is a Spring Grover. Of course, he's much younger than those old boys we mentioned. Well, a couple of years younger' anyhow! Swing your partner--and be happy you can dance to help others. The Johnsburg Rescue Squad is sponsoring a dance at the Johnsburg Community Club (Where else?) on Saturday, August 24. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased from any member of the Squad. If you can't attend, buy anyhow. People in the McHenry area must remember how the Johnsburg Squad did so much in serving us before the McHenry Squad was organized. They also gave valuable help to the local squad in getting organized So--dig into your pocket for a r- id j on 2 nb GALLON when you buy the 1SI gallon at regular price of ^99 gal tWiotf* 1228 N. GREEN ST. x. McHENRY SKI BOOT SALE ATTENTION MOMS AND DADS! I We are having an early fall special on famous brand ski boots in teenage sizes. Choose from 100 pr. of quality Lange, Nordica, & Henke boots. SIZES, LADIES 5 to 8%-MENS 7 V, to 9 REG. LIST PRICE VALUES 70.00 to 150.00 NOW ONLY 95 _95 TO WHILE THEY LAST 29 to49 ALSO UP TO 50% SAVINGS ON FAMOUS BRAND SKIS AND BINDINGS Tiun&n mui marine ON ROUTE 12 ONE BUX'K SOUTH OF ROUTE 120 VOLO, ILLINOIS 60073 PHONE: 815-385-2720 Northern lllini Bowmen News Northern lllini Bowmen of McHenry invite all bowhunters to their Jack Perry Memorial BROADHEAD invitational shoot on Aug. 25. Registration will open at 7 a.m. for the early risers and close at 3 p.m. this Sunday, the 25th. There will be 32 straw baled broadhead targets to shoot including 6 tree stands with life sized deer targets at 10 feet to 45 yards. Wisconsin deer season for bow and arrow opens this Sept. 21 at sunrise. Excluding the week before and the week of deer gun season, bowhunters will have over 3 months to hunt the wiley whitetail in his own habitat in Wisconsin. Illinois bow season opens Oct. 1. All bowhunters will want to sharpen their shooting eye as well as see how their broadhead arrows will fly before they take a bead on the real thing -- so follow the target signs to Northern lllini Bowmen outdoor range a mile west of McHenry, just off Route 120 on Draper Road. Irene Trumble MARATHON WINNERS of the first annual McHenry seven mile race receive their awards. L-R are Tracy Weber who captured first place in the grade school division with a time of 23:45 for 3^ mile, and for 7 miles are Tim Oakley of the Frosh-Soph division in 44:57, John Mclnerny of the Jr.-Sr. division in 40:19 and Alex Thomas wins the overall in 38:07. Presenting the awards are Mayor Joe Stanek and Alderman Jack Pepping. (A picture layout of the McHenry Marathon will appear in Friday's issue of this paper). (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) couple of bucks whether you attend the dance or not. It will make you feel good If you can attend-remember, they have great fun in Johnsburg. We should know! Suppose Fred "Twinkletoes" Meyer is real happy now that his damyankees have beaten our White Sox three out of four. For all statistical purposes, our Sox aren't out of the pennant race yet, but, who likes statistics? The games you lose in the spring come back to haunt you in the fall. The best pitcher the Sox have is 01 Jim Kaat, but they never get any runs when he is on the mound. He must think it 's a revoltin' development. Junior Freund is all agog over his Cubs and their winning streak. Since we are President of the "Be Kind to Downtrodden Club Fans Club" we didn't mention his streakers losing eight straight games recently-Far be it from us to mention such things. Going out to dine one evening, our eager young grandson, Brendan, said, "Let's go to some fancy place like McDonald's or MpNeil 's." Just goes to show/'what nigh ratings those places enjoy. At this writing we don 't have the results of the golf matches at McHenry Country Club Did hear that Eddie Buss is in the lead for the Club Championship, with Gary Adams breathing down his neck Swanson Chalet Ousts Rusty Nail Team 6 to 4 By Pat Wirtz Swanson Chalet gained for the second successive year a berth in the championship finals. They did it by getting by a good Rusty Nail team 6 to 4. The Chalet will meet undefeated Jakes' Dead End Lounge Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday afternoon (if a third game is necessary). Rusty Nail, after evening the series with a 12 to 9 victory in game two, could not put any offensive together in losing the third and final game to Swanson s. The Chalet's outfield proved to be the difference as Ed Raske, Ray Franklin and Rick Vycital came up with the outstanding catches. Franklin made the game saver in the final inning as he pulled in a long drive to right center off the bat of Jim Grey - a ball which would have been a homerun in any other game! Rusty Nail 120 001 0-4 Swanson Chalet 410 001 x-6 The first run of the game was scored by Rusty Nail as Leon Schmitt doubled and Gary Schmitt drove him in with a single. The Chalet came back strong in their half of the first with a four run rally, which might have been bigger if not for the third base coach's interference. Ed Raske, Bill Rudolph and Ray Franklin hit successive singles to begin with and after one out Gary Fields singled in another. Paul Adams hit an infield single and Dale Snell walked to bring in a run. Bob Freund singled past third for the final run of the inning. Two runs scored in the second as Jim Grey lined the fastest, hardest hit ball this writer has ever seen (maybe I should rephrase that since I was on the mound at the time and truthfully never saw it!) Anyway after the pitcher recovered to make the throw he was off balance and the errant throw went by the first baseman, two runners scoring. Bill Rudolph helped the Chalet in the bottom of the second with his third homerun of the series, a two out solo blast Bob Freund scored another Chalet run in the fourth, then after hitting his second single, Pat Wirtz singled him to third and Ed Raske hit a sacrifice fly for run number 6. Rusty Nail, after the second inning, hit safely only four times and scored their last run in the sixth on Gary Busse and Gary Miller's base hits followed by Kevin Bauer's sacrifice fly. Gary Schmitt. Gary Busse and Bill Comstock all went 2 for 3 for Rusty Nail while Paul Adams. Bill Rudolph and Bob Freund went 2 for 3 for Swanson Chalet. In the championships, Swanson Chalet, last year's championship and first place team will face this year's first place team, Jake's Dead End Lounge. Jake's, which went undefeated in regular league play, won their semi-final games over Jerry's Phillip's 66 by scores of 28 to 8 and 11 to 10. In league play Jake's won twice over Swanson's by scores of 16 to 11 and 13 to 4, and thus remain the favorites in the 1974 championship series. Because of a downstate softball tournament the first game has been moved back from Tuesday, Aug. 21, to Wednesday, Aug.22. The second game of the best 2 of 3 series will be played on Thursday, Aug. 23, with both games slated to begin at 6:30 p.m. If necessary, a third game will be played on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. The league All-Star game will be played Sunday, Aug. 25, at 1 p.m. if the championship series is concluded on Thursday. Otherwise the game will follow the championship game. Remember, all league players, umpires, family and friends are invited. Also the games are all played behind West Campus high school. F"f WOMDCA. lake FIOTiLLA t'fc U s e a. Av«. Vi, 1. The behavior of sound, traveling through fog, is 1. Clearly defined 2. Most deceptive and unpredictable. 3. Easily placed. 4. None of the above 2. Heavy weather, in itself, does not place the small craft in danger. It will, however, test the mettle of the 1. Vessel and her engines. 2. Compass and radio. 3. Bilge pump and generator 4. Vessel and her crew 3 In United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Public Education Courses, great emphasis is placed on 3. In United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Public Education Courses, great emphasis is placed on 1. U.S. Coast Guard History 2. Navigation and Communication 3. Coast Guard customs. 4. Safety. ANSWERS t> on E on Z Z on I I Cbast Guard ^ News i MIDWEST S LARGEST AfMD MOST COMPLETE BOATING ACCESSORY AND WINTER SKI DEPARTMENT Chief Steven Cuggino, Officer ' in Charge of the United States Coast Guard Boating Safety Center at Fox Lake has made arrangements with Art Remus, Commodore, of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary (Western Region) to use the Hope we can get out there next Sunday to see the last 18 holes. Have to. Alvina bought us a hat for the occasion It isn't green. They can have all this new fangled material for men's clothing. Give us the good old wool and cotton Drop one little ash or spark on this synthetic stuff and bingo-- you have a hole burned through. And knit suits are just great until you catch a thread. (We find some doorways very narrow.) safety center's class room facilities for teaching the Auxiliary's FREE one hour boating safety course between the hours of 12:00 and 6:00 P.M. each Saturday and Sunday throughout the remainder of the boating season. The center is located at 17 S Rte. 12 at Fox Lake. People who are interested in attending these free one hour courses should call and register their intention. The phone number is (312) 587-6135 or 832-1525. Art Remus has made arrangements with qualified members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary to instruct their informative classes. The classes were spured by the boating accident deaths that have occurred on the Fox Chain of Lakes. Most accidents are caused by the operator's lack of good judgement, said Chief Guggino. In addition the Coast Guard Auxiliary will have available some of its members ready to examine boats free of charge for the proper safety equipment Any descrepenicies Tennis Tournament Will Be Last Of 74 Recreation Program Emergency---If caught in a squall. Put life preservers on all hands Run for shore or the lee side of an island if not too far away, and seas not too high. It it is impossible to make shore, use your motor to keep the craft headed into the wind with just enough power for steering. Don't use an anchor unless the motor quits, and then only from the bow. Keep low in cockpit and bail any water taken aboard. Large inboards which cruise far out to sea should carry sea anchors for such emergencies. Football Clinic At W. Leyden Mr Paul Goeldner, Interassociation Council of Athletic Officials, has announced that the thirdannual football clinic, will be held at West Leyden high school, 1000 N. Wolf Rd . Northlake, Illinois, on August 24, 1974, with registration beginning at 8:15 a.m. As a part of the clinic, there will be an official Illinois high school rules interpretation. The clinic will run from 8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Advance registrations should be mailed to Mr. John Hilgenburg, 244 Tee Lane, Bloomingdale. Illinois 60108 NOW FOR THE NEWS GOOD The city of McHenry Summer Recreation Program will be holding its last tournament of the year, Tennis, Thursday and Friday, the 22nd and 23rd of August. As in the past this contest will be held in the city park on Pearl Street. All youngsters who reside within the boundaries of High School District 156 are eligible to participate There will be two noted will not be turned over to any law enforcement agency. The examiner, however, will be more then happy to suggest and help with solutions to any problem that is discovered. Take advantage of these free courses and courtesy checks says chief Cuggino, learn your responsibilities before you get underway. COM K BY LAN DOR SKA! OPEN YKAR 'ROUND! Luncheon Cocktails - Dinner - Kntertainment Fine Food and (irog Steaks* Prime Rib* Seafood • Private Party Rooms • Kxeellent hocking Facil it ies • Waterf ront Motel Accommodations • (iourmet Wine and Cheese Shop • Ship's Store - ( i i t ' ts and Nautical Things Ask us about the age groups for those entering this tennis contest: 6 to 12, and 13 to 15 Standard tennis rules will be used Only one set will be played although this rule is subject to change depending on c u r r e n t c i r c u m s t a n c e s . Tourneys in both singles and doubles tennis will be held. Persons wishing to play in the doubles event are required to bring their own partner. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded to all first place w inners The tourney will begin at 1:30 Thursday afternoon. This Tennis contest is a continuation of a summer long series of tournaments sponsored by the city of McHenry. Past events included golf, softball, and croquet. It is hoped that many youngsters will sign up for this last event of the year. Those wishing to participate should come to the City park on Pearl Street on Thursdav at PARALYZED FROM THE WAIST DOWN, JOE SUTIKA. 14, STARS FOR BETHESDA BOMBERS IN ALLEN PARK, MICH. SOFTBALL LEAGUE. JOE GOT FOUR HITS IN RECENT GAME, WITH TEAM­ MATES RUNNING THE BASES FOR HIM, 1:00 p.m. and sign up with the park attendant. There is no admission charge. On Monday. August 26, at 7:00 p.m. trophies will be awarded to all persons who came in first place in one of McHenry tourneys. 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