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PAGE • - PLAINDE ALER-WEDNE&D A Y. JUNE 9. 191% + M ' ^• **w!e is i PISTAKEE YACHT CLUB SAILING SCHOOL STARTS JUNE 23 The Junior Sailing School held each summer .by the Pistakee Yacht Club will begin Wednesday, June 23 at 9:30 a.m. The program will continue through August 18 (except for July 14th). Instruction will be at the PYC Club House, 3300 North Rocky Beach Road, Pistakee Bay, McHenry. Bonnie Everhard Will again be the sailing instructor. Miss Evtrhard, a teacher in the Arlington Heights public schools, won second place in the Butterfly National Singlehanded Championship held April 15-17 at the White Rock Boat Gub in Dallas, Texas. In 1975 Miss Everhard placed fifth in the National Regatta. * The Junior Sailing School is open to all children from nine to sixteen years of age. The program includes fun­ damentals of sailings, rules for racing, safety on the water, and plenty of sailing experience with short races to sharpen skills quickly. School hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00. Sailors are to bring a sack lunch. For further information call Frank Waters, PYC Com­ modore at (312) JU7-5814 or drop a card to Pistakee Yacht Gub, P.O. Box 111, McHenry, IL 60050. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. jst watched the White Sox (ybu must have heard of them) be It the Cleveland Indians 3-2 arid 5-0. -- » ' leminds me of a remark by G ne Westerman of the South El {in Westermans. ls a young lad, Gene visited th Walsh farm on Irish Prairie qi te often and he remembers m ny of the members of the SI imrock baseball team of ei lier days. me said the Shamrocks irer played a double header 'cause the boys had to get home early to milk the cows. One of our favorite cousins, Margaret Costello Westerman, passed away and, as usual, we met many relatives at the funeral-- many who we hadn't seen in a long time. Time passes on and one of the finest persons who ever lived has left us. There should be more family reunions instead of waiting for a funeral. Frank Robinson is one of the greatest players ever to reach FRUIT OF THE U«COMO<TK>«ail.V QUaHANTCtO M ERICAS BEST-SELLING UNDERWEAR. because it's America's best underwear value! the big leagues, but the frustations of managing seem too much for him. His antics got him bounced again in the second game. From stories out of Washington D.C. about tapes, 'twould seem wise for our law makers to look under the bed before retiring. Seems good to have our neighborhood back to normal. The Hanfords have returned from the north where they didn't catch too many fish. They probably heard the story -- "You should have been here last week." Alvina now has a windmill in our back yard so Ford says he is going to check on which way the wind is blowing before he goes fishing around here. Baseball caps weren't made for bushy hair. Every time a player makes a quick dash his cap falls off. Betcha Bill Veeck can think of a new design. Seems funny they haven't asked us. Bucky Dent has been in a terrible batting slump. He chokes up on the bat and stands way back from the plate. So the pitchers give him pitches on the outside corner. There wouldn't be any charge for our advice. Way back when, we knew a girl named Bessie Hughes. Saw her at church Friday night with Jaycees Hold Fishing Derby On May 29 the McHenry area Jaycees held their fishing derby at McCulIom Lake beach. Although the turnout was light the following con­ testants won some wonderful trophies; Gary McKeehan, Stewart Buck, Kim Sanford, David Wilkerson, Dawn Bijcler and Darren Wilkerson. The fish weighed from 1 oz., to 4 oz. Everyone had a good time and there possibly will be another derby held later this year. (Editor's note: Sorry, boys, your picture was too blurred). Notice Sports Pictures Since previous notices (starting last fall > have not been noted, this will he run from time to time. Being unable to use the many group pictures sent in. a decision was made to discontinue all league groups except cham­ pionship teams. Pictures taken by our staff photographers of athletes on the high school level will be selected as to their importance. Individual pictures of various sports will be appraised as to their newsworthy value and available space. It was a Hood ol group pictures last year that made this decision by the management necessary. her brother Gene and his wife. Knew her right away. And she knew me. Must be neither of us has changed in the last 50 years/ 7 McHenry Post 491 American Legion Annual Carnival July 7th thru 11th 2505 Ringwood Rd. McHenry Every time we meet Irene Wittrock she asks how our book is coming. With all the books being written by those Watergate characters and mistresses, nobody else will have a chance. They have juicier stories to tell. EMBARRASSING MOMENTS: Like Miss America taking the long walk, two gals marched from the back of the church way up to the altar to present the gifts -- only to discover the gifts were in the back. So they had to retrace their steps and not look sideways. FAMOUS LAST WORDS: There will be an vestigation. m- This quality underwear is styled for comfort and good fit. Because the fabric is 100% cotton, it's wonderfully absorbent and perfectly washable, vvdefe illcitr & eiaaiiti, ii S iiiaue to Stand Up Under lots of wearings and washings. Fruit of the Loom ... they keep making it better--not expensive. Briefs Sizes 28-44 Athletic Shirts Sizes S,M.L,XL,XXL 3/ $3.39 Tee Shirts Sizes S. M, L. XL 3/ $3.69 Sanforized Shorts Sizes 28-52 31 $4.59 Good quality that lasts ... so why pay mora? spurgeons 4400 W. RTE. 120 ̂ ,McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 385-4100 CUSTOM-BUILT GARAGES AS LOW AS $2195 FOR 20'x22V WITH 16 FT. OVERHEAD DOOR ft 30 IN. SERVICE DOOR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES 385-4451 Bank Financing Available • McHenry Area I I 12-Inch Softball I Standings after May 26: W L House of David 4 0 Rusty Nail 3 1 The Chalet 3 1 Cork and Cleaver 3 1 Robino Ladd 2 2 Fireside Inn 1 3 McHenry Hospital 0 4 Old Bridge 0 4. House of David cruised to their 4th straight victory of the 1976 softball season with a 17-5 win over McHenry hospital: Rusty Nail won 27-26 in another slugfest while The Chalet tipped Robino Ladd 15-8. Cork and Cleaver beat Fireside Inn 13-7 and kept themselves tied for second. Steve Rohrer, House of David's impregnable catcher, batted in four runs with a pair of doubles and a homerun. Rohrer scored 3 runs and went 4 for 4. Joe Dehn and Gene Hester hit safely 3 times each with Hester's big hit a triple and Dehn's a long homerun plus 3 runs scored. Greg Freund had 2 hits, 2 RBI's and 3 runs scored while Tim Althoff had a double, a bases loaded triple and 4 RBI's altogether. Tom Fuchs used his lightning quick speed in stretching a pitch hit single into a double later in the game. Fuchs later scored on a base hit. Tom Les had a pair of hits to round out the House of David's hitting attack. Ted Mowry had a double and homerun for McHenry hospital, driving in four runs in a losing cause. McHenry Hospital 000 212 0 • 5 House of David 430 505 x - 17 The Chalet held an 8-0 lead after 2 innings and went on to win 15-8. Outhitting Robino Ladd 19 hits to 9 plus making two great running catches and a putout at home (5 for the season) on a throw from left field helped to keep Robino Ladd at bay. Twig Miller led the way offensively with 4 hits, including a pair of doubles and 3 runs scored. Dan Stanowski had 3 hits while Bob Freund added 2 hits. Paul Adams scored 4 runs on 2 hits while Vic Freund went 2 for 3 plus 2 walks, scored twice, and drove in 2 runs. Brian Wilson had a bases loaded double and a sacrifice fly good for 4 RBI's. Roger Knauer added a 2 run double plus a sensational diving catch in right field. For Robino Ladd, Tom Schmitt had a perfect 4 for 4 with 2 runs scored and an RBI. Jim Meeker played a good defensive game in left field besides hitting 2 for 3, scoring 2 runs and driving in a run. Steve Drake had two RBI's and a triple. Robino Ladd 005 000 030 - 8 The Chalet 170 202 12x - 15 Cork and Cleaver used a 22 hit onslaught in defeating Firesdie Inn by a score of 13 to 7. Norb Adams led all hitters with a perfect 4 for 4. Joe Sanford, Chuck Marke and Bill Cable all had 3 hits each. Bob Habich had a pair of doubles while Mark Hansen doubled and tripled. Doug Freund had a pair of singles and Tim Wit- teman added a double and •tngle. Fireside Inn was hurting again in the field as they committed 7 errors. Robby Varese had a homerun and single. Ted Juske went 3 for 4 while Jeff Lehman and Scott Stull added two hits each. Fireside Inn 200 200 012 - 7 Cork and Cleaver 062 112 Olx - 13 In a game reminiscent of last year's final league game Old Bridge lost a 27-26 battle to the Rusty Nail. Last year Old Bridge needed the victory for first place; this year the Bridge was looking for their first win of 67 27 30 27 51 26 30 25 IDAHO FRIES OR Y O U C A N E A T ' \Wl TATO PANCAKES \ f ( k TOSSED SALAD \ \ CHOICE OF DRESSING, i ABUTTER A ROLL A\V 4 COM PI t JL D I N N t R i m IT W Itlla* TONY RAIDING OWNt R/MANAGER GOLDEN BEAR 6000 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY CRYSTAL LAKE Resume Of Marian Central's Track Team Results For '76 the season. Both times Rusty Nail was one better. Because of both teams hitting a complete box score follows: Rusty Nail ab r h rbi Sundby, D. 7 4 5 2 Elliott, A. 6 2 3 4 Miller, G. 6 4 3 3 Huff, B. 4 3 2 1 Michaels, J. 5 3 2 4 Schmitt, L. 5 3 4 4 Ackermann,L. 3 0 0 0 Schmitt, G. 3 2 3 1 Com stock, B. 4 2 2 5 Brown, C. 2 0 1 1 Sauers, C. 6 110 Busse, G. 6 3 4 2 Doubles: Sundby (3); L. Sch­ mitt; Sauers; Busse (2). Triples: Michaels; L. Schmitt; G. Schmitt; Brown. Homeruns: Miller (2); Huff; Comstock. Old Bridge ab r h rbi Lorch, F. Connell, J. McQueeney, P. Prazak, D. Oik, M. DeCicco, J. Wijas, C Smith, P. Gorman, M. Zahn, B. A resume of Marian Central's Track results for 1976 showed that the Varsity recorded 4 wins and 12 defeats. The Sophomore team had 12 wins and 4 defeats. The Varsity and Sophomore teams finished third in the West Suburban Catholic conference. They took a second in the Crystal Lake Invitational and a third in the Bishop O'Neill relays which involved all the Catholic schools in the Rock- ford Diocese. Five school records were achieved this year. John Dwyer of Woodstock tied the record in pole vault with 13 feet. Mark Saladin of Woodstock set the school record in low hurdles with 40.4. On the Sophomore team, Tom Wasicak of McHenry, set a school record in the triple jump with 39 feet Vfc inch and a school record of 16.4 in the high hur­ dles. - - * In the mile relay, a team composed of Bill Banker of Woodstock and Tom Wasiack, Kevin Moehling and Dave Knox, all of McHenry, set a school record of 3:47.8. Three sophomores, two from McHenry earned Varsity let­ ters this season. Tom Wasicak and Tom Hiller were the local boys. Hiller ran 4:52.6 in the mile and 2:10.2 in the half mile. Two other McHenry boys competed well during the track season, according tfcCoach Lou Hartlieb. Dan Schneider had a toss of 124 feet 6 inches in the discus and Tony Balchunas had 134 feet 7 inches for his best throw in discus. MENS 16" SOFTBALL Doubles: Lorch; McQueeney; DeCicco. Triples: None. Homeruns: Prazak (2); Wijas. Sacrifice Fly: Connell, Gor­ man. Rusty Nail 522 303 462 - 27 Old Bridge 501 232 1210 • 26 Doubleheaders next Wed­ nesday, June 9: Old Bridge vs. The Chalet McHenry Hospital vs. Fireside Inn House of David vs. Robino Ladd Cork and Cleaver vs. Rusty Nail All games are played at West campus and East campus high schools. Come out and enjoy yourself from 6:15 until 8:00 p.m. Pat Wirtz MCHENRY JR. YOUTH LEAGUE STANDINGS Thru Sunday, 6-6-76 MAJOR DIVISION W L Eagles ; 2 0 Falcons "2 1 Condors 2 1 Bluebirds 2 1 Owls 2 1 Orioles 1 2 Cards 0 2 Hawks 0 3 Player of the Week: Ed Carey MINOR DIVISION W L T Hawks 4 0 0 Cards 2 10 Condors 2 10 Bluebirds 2 2 0 Eagles 0 11 Orioles 0 11 Falcons 12 0 Owls 0 3 0 Player of the Week: Mike Bauml. MINI DIVISION W L Yanks *2 o Pirates 2 0 Cubs 3 1 Giants 2 2 Sox 1 1 Braves 1 1 Tigers 1 3, Indians \ 0 4 Player of the Week: Ken Long. Well Off? The honeymoon was hardly over when the young couple got into a heated discussion. The sub­ ject? Money, of course.'"Before we were married you told me you were well off," the wife moaned. "I was," he growled back. "And I didn't really know how well off I was!" By John Weyland Team standings as of May 27: W L 1. HautzingerC. 5 0 2. Hettermann's 4 1 3. Old Bridge 3 2 4. Fox Hole 2 2 5. Sunnyside Inn 1 3 6. Hiller Construction 1 3 7. Coppermine 1 3 8. Teko's 1 4 Hautzinger concrete found themselves on top of the team standings list with 5 wins and no losses. Hettermann's is in second with 4 wins and 1 loss. On Thursday night, May 27 the first and last place teams met with Hautzinger C. overpowering Teko's. When it ended Hautzinger C. collected their 5th win and 12 runs, 16 hits and 7 extra base hits. Teko's did much better than they have been doing lately. They were able to stay with Hautzinger for four innings but could not keep up the hitting. They also started to make some errors which contributed to their loss. Teko's ended up with 6 runs and 9 hits. Paul Morenz and Faunt of £¥**#¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥*¥* J McHenry * J Pigtail * J League $ %****¥¥***• June 1 - Otto's Girls 27 - Oaks Marathon 20. June 1 - Dan's Food Mart 20 - McHenry State BAnk 12. June 2 - Jim Adams Auto Body 27 - State Farm Ins. 14. June 2 - McHenry Rec. 15 - Buss Ford 0. June 3 - Otto's Girls 23 - Stuc's Pizza 15. June 3 - Dan's Food Mart 18- Adams Enterprises 5. June 4 - Globe Sales 14 - McHenry State Bank 5 June 4 - Oaks Marathon 17 - Snug Harbor 16. June 5 - Oaks Marathon 16 - Stuc's Pizza 14. June 5 - Dan Adams Rad. 22 - Riverside S.A.C. 4. June 5 • Adams Enterprises 6 - McHenry State BAnk 5. June 5 - McHenry Rec. 33 - Buss Ford 12. :THE CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER IN THE A.L. LAST YEAR WAS ORIOLES' JIM j PALMER WHO POSTED A 23'// MARK. Hautzinger were the big hitters for the game. The second game was bet­ ween Hettermann's and Old Bridge. Old Bridge lost their last two games and were not expected to win against Het­ termann's, but they did and finally upset someone instead of being upset. After 5 innings, Hettermann's were winning 7 to 5 and it looked like they were going to win another one. Then in the top of the 7th inning, Old Bridge came to bat. Tom Les came to bat and led off with a double. The next two batters made outs and Les was on second with 2 outs. Then Irish Decicco came up and popped a single to right field and Les came home. With the score 7 to 6, Jim Althoff tied it up by getting a double scoring Irish and on an error he scored himself. Hettermann's came to bat down by one run. They had men on second and third, but could not bring them in. There were no games on Monday, May 31 because of the Memorial Day weekend. Jr. Pigtail Div. W L Oaks Marathon 4 1 Otto's Girls 2 1 Stuck's Pizza 2 3 Snug Harbor 0 3 Sr. Pigtail Div. - . ,.j .. W L McHenry ' 6 0 j Jim Adam's Auto Body 4 1 Buss Ford 4 4 Dan Adams Rad. 2 4 Riverside S.A.C. 2 4 State Farm Ins. 0 5 Ponytail Div. W L Dan's Food Mart 3 0 Globe Sales 3 0 Adams Enterprises , 1 4 McHenry State BAnk 1 4 Energy Leak Check for leakage around your refrigerator and freezer door seals or gaskets. It's commonly suggested that if a dollar bill will slip through the door seal when the door is closed, the gasket is worn or otherwise inadequate. Energy is lost and performance affected if your appliance fails the dollar bill test. (PALMER EDGED CATFISH HUNTER FOR THE HONOR. THE TALL BALTIMORE HURLER WAS WELL-QUALIFIED FOR MCOMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR", TOO, BECAUSE HE BOUNCED BACK FROM A VERY DISAPPOINTING 7-/2 RECORD IN '74 (DUE TO ARM MISERIES). FA '75, JIM HAD A NIFTY 2.09 E.R.A., PITCHED 25 COMPLETE GAMES IN 38 STARTS. IN 323 INNINGS HE YIELDED 2S3 HITS, LED THE LEAGUE WITH IO SHUTOUTS. 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