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a ff '4 HALL OF FAME-Hank Tonyan is shown above receiving his plaque which will formally enshine him as one of the original members of the McHenry Jr. Youth League Hall of Fame. Also shown, from left to right, Curt Bremer, President of the League presenting the award to Mr. Tonyan; Chuck Miller, John Meyer, who accepted the award for his father, Fred, and Edward Buss. These four men are the original inductees into the McHenry J. Youth League Hall of Fame, which was established to honor men who have been continuous supporters of Boys' baseball here in McHenry. The Hall of Fame plans to induct one new member each year and feels that by honoring these four gentlemen to begin the Hall of Fame they have chosen the four individuals who have given the^nost over the longest period of time. x (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Hornets Football Registration Sat. At McHenry V.F.W. The McHenry Hornets Jr. football team will hold a registration Sat., July 24 from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the McHenry V.F.W Any boy in grade or Jr. high school who wishes to play tackle football is urged to sign up at this time. Why not let your son learn to play football with proper equipment and under supervision, rather in a lot or street somewhere? All boys who sign up will receive a practice jersey which is theirs to^eep. All boys who play a^e covered by insurance and all equipment is furnished except personal items. The Hornets will open practice on Aug. 16 and play their first game on Sept. 12 at Palatine. All practice is held at 5:15 so as not to interfere with school projects or sports. The Hornets are members of the Northern 111. Jr. Football League, and have two teams entered, (1) under 110 lbs. and over 110 lbs. HORNETS 1976 SCHEDULE Aug. 29 - Exhibition game. Sept. 12 - Palatine. Sept. 19 - Winnetka (H). McHenry vs. McHenry vs. McHenry vs. Sept. 26 Highland Park. Oct. 3 - McHenry vs.Mundelin (H). Oct. 10 - McHenry vs. Buffalo Grove. Oct. 17 - McHenry vs. Antioch (H). Oct. 24 - McHenry vs. Round Lake (H), Oct. 31 - McHenry vs. Fox Lake (Mayor's trophy game) (H) - Home games Attention McHenry High School Athletes Fall sports will begin in August, so now is the time for you to get your physical exam Physical cards may be picked up in the Main Office of the building you will be attending this year (1976-77). After you ,have had your physical, please return vour card to the same office. You must have a physical exam, either school insurance or an insurance waiver and have signed the school athletic training code before you will be allowed to practice for anv sport More than 1,300 Veterans administration benefits counselors are assigned to college campuses either full time or on a part-time basis to assist GI Bill students. m n T H i i t > i m i i m i i i n m r r LOOK TO MARENGO FEDERAL FOR HIGHEST ALLOWABLE INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS Minimum Minimum Rate Annual Rate by Term Balance per annum compounding Refill* Passbook None » *5.00 5.25% 5.39% 90 Day Pasta* 90 days *500 5.75% 6.002% Certificate 1 yr. '1,000 6.50% 6.81% Certificate Vh yrs. n,ooo 6.75% 7.08% Certificate 4yr. 4,000 7.50% 7.9% Certificate Syr. 4,000 7.75% 117% InttrMt --compounded daily on all accounts -can ba mailad monthly, quarterly, annually -can b# lift in account to compound to aarn at rates shown above. In the event of withdrawal from certificate accounts before maturity, earning on the amount withdrawn will ba paid at our currant pawboofc rate for the period held, less 90 days Open or Mid to your account today-in person or by mail. MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS and loan association 200 East Grant Highway • Marengo, Illinois 60152 Phone: 815-568.7258 A $62,000,000 Mutual Association serviny McHenry County since 1925. • McHenry Area I 12-Inch Softball I McHenry Countiy Club By John Busscher Flight A competition in the second round of the President's Tournament heated up as Tim Martin defeated Jim Packee, John Wright over Ray Spies, Bill Gutzmer beat Bill Jacobs, and Chuck Lynch beat Ed Buss. In Flight B, Ben Clelini over Frank Johnson, Mo Domato beat Jack Smith, Geo. Johnson defeated Bud Gierke, and Dick Turner beat Gary Fields.* Tom Barton defeated Erv Laures, Jack Smithson beat Hal Nilles, Terry Remke over Bud Elberson and Tom Burke beat R.E. Smith in Flight C. While in Flight D, Norm Simon defeated Bill Yopp, Harold Young beat Ed Ray, K. Waberzeck over Lee Cooney and Harold Beardsley beat Dick Rad. Flight E, Ed Oja over Geo. Wieland and Joe Sikes beat Doc Carelli. Ed and Joe will tangle in the finals of Flight E next Sunday while the rest of the tournament will be playing their semi-final matches. Rusty Nail was temporarily out of sole first place possession when Old Bridge won 8-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Gary Connell and Hawlt McQueeney each had 2 hits in 4 at bats for the Bridge. Matt Oik singled in a run; John DeCicco had 2 hits and 2 RBI's; Don Prazak had 2 RBI's with a base hit; Steve Major had a single and a sacrifice fly with 2 RBI's and Bill Zahn made the catch of the game latching on to a Dave Sundby line shot headed down the right field line. John Con­ nell, playing an uncustomary position, pitched a good game holding the Nail scoreless for six straight innings! Rusty Nail was led by Dave Sundby's 2 for 3; Bill Huff hit safely once with one run scored and Jim Lay punched out a homerun plus 2 RBI's MUSEUM REOPENS The Dickson Mounds State museum in Fulton county, which has been closed for repairs, reopened July 17. The museum houses relics of native American civilization which are from 700 to 1,000 years old. Excavations of burial mounds are on display and the story of mounds and the people who built them is explained to museum visitors. Admission is free. Refreshments are sold and picnic facilities are located at the museum. Old Bridge Rusty Nail 200 240 0-8 000 000 2-2 Rusty Nail came back in game two , snuffing out a last inning Bridge rally, to win 8-5 and gain back sole possession of first. Dave Sundby had one hit, one RBI; A1 Elliott had 2 hits; Bill Huff drove in a riin with a hit; Randy Thiel went 3 for 3, scoring 3 runs; Bill Comstock had 2 hits and 2 runs; .Greg Johnson had a perfect 3 for 3 with a triple and 2 RBI's; Leon Schmitt went 2 for 3 with a triple and 3 RBI's and Len Ackerman had an RBI double. For Old Bridge John Connell went 2 for 4 ; Gary Connell had 2 hits; Hawk McQueeny had 3 hits including a double and 3 RBI's; Chris Wijas had 2 hits and an RBI; Chris Felde added 2 hits and Matt Oik had an RBI single. McHenry Hospital came back in game two to score 3 last inning runs to walk off with their second victory of the season. With two outs and nobody on base the Hospital took advantage of a walk, a single and another single, which the centerfielder bob- bled. scoring a run. On the throw into the infield a Hospital runner was caught off third but a wild throw cost the House first place. Rich Naponelli went 3 for 4 with an RBI; Doc Mowery had 2 hits with a double and 2 RBI's and BilK Klopcic singled in an RBI. For the House Gene Hester hit a double and a homerun; Joe I)ehn had a triple; Wayne Frantz tripled in a run, Steve George had a triple; Greg Freund drove in a run with a pinch double; Tim Althoff had a sacrifice for 1 RBI and C.J Lud^fd singled in one run. House of David 002 002 1-5 McHenry Hosp. 300 000 3-6 Cork and Cleaver won their first game versue Fireside Inn. The Cork was led by Mark Hansen who went 3 for 3; Norb Adams went 3 for 3 with an RBI; Chuck Marke added a 2 run double; Guy Hansen drove in a run with a double; Dennis Summercamp homered and Doug Freund had a RBI single. Fireside Inn was led by Scott Stull's 2 for 3 including a homerun; Ted Juske added another homerun and Bill Haak had a pair of singles. tories to stay in the running for a playoff position Robino Ladd played good enough to win both games until key errors in the final innings of each game decided things differently. The Chalet was led by Twig Miller 's perfect 3 for 3 with double and homerun. 2 runs and 2 RBI's; Don Harris had a triple, one RBI and scored 2 runs; Paul Adams had 2 hits plus a sacrifice fly good for 2 RBI's Dan Stanowski went 3 for 4 with an RBI; Bob Freund drove in a run with a sacrifice fly ; Marty Sobczak had a double and scored one run; Dale Snell drove in one run going 2 for 2 and Vic Freund had "an RBI going 1 for 1. For Robino Ladd Mike Conway had 3 hits with a 2 run homer; George Cadotte had a base hit and sacrifice fly good for an RBI; Tom Roach had a base hit and a triple, scoring 2 runs; Chris Bennett had a triple plus a sacrifice good for 3 RBI's plus scoring once himself and Ralph Sigmon had a perfect 3 for 3 with an RBI and one run scored. Fireside Inn Cork & Cleaver 101 010 .0-3 400 110 x-6 Rusty Nail Old Bridge 020 114 0-8 400 000 1-5 The House of David won an easy 10-2 first game versus McHenry Hospital. Wayne Frantz had 2 hits and 2 runs with a triple; Tim Althoff had a double and a homerun, scored twice and drove in 2 runs; Steve George had two hits, with a triple, plus 2 runs and an RBI; Pete Merkle went 2 for 2 with a double and 2 RBI's; Tom Fuchs had .a double and scored one run and Joe Dehn drove in one run with a sacrifice fly. For the McHenry Hospital Bill Klopcic hit a solo homerun while Fred Meyer drove in the other run with a sacrifice fly. Cork & Cleaver Fireside Inn 001 002 0-3 200 002 x-4 McHenry Hosp. House of David 100 100 5LI 210 0- 2 x-10 The Chalet needed two vic- ALL SEATS STARTS FRIDAY! '1.00 AS LONG AS YOU LIVE-YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! WALT DlSNEY S Re re AWARD WINNING FEATURETTE -cm HORSE SHOWS AT 7 & 9 EA. NIGHT SPECIAL MATINEE'S SAJ. & SUN. AT 1. 3 AND 5 P^M. SHOWPlACf I RTFS 14 & 31 455 1Q05 HELD OVER! ™ OMEN'.' GREGORY PECK FRI.&MON.-THURS. 7& 9 P.M. S&S 1,3,5,7 AND 9^PM TG L SHOWPlACf 3 WILLIAMS ST / DOWNTOWN HELD OVER! WALT DISNEY'S "BAMBI" FRI.&MON.-THURS. 7:30 S&S 1:30,4:30 AND 7:30 ALSO WAU DISNEY PRODUCTIONS' TECHNICOLOR* (Ml FRI.&MON.-THURS. 8:45 S&S AT 2:45,5:45 & 8:45 SHOWPLACE THEATRES 1^5 TILL 5:30 SAT. & SUN. JOUTDOO IGRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 PAGE 7 - PLAIN DEALER-FRIDAY. JULY 23, 1976 McHenry Marathon To Be Run Next Tuesday, July 27 In game two Fireside Inn's Bob Buss pitched a good game and the Inn held on to win 4-3. The winners were led by Scott Stull's 2 for 3; Bill Haak had 2 hits as did Ron Buss. Buss had a double plus a big two run homer which proved to be the decisive hit of the game. The Cork left too many on base again as they dropped their third game in the last four. They scored their runs on Mark Hansen's RBI single, driving in Bill Cable. Guy Hansen doubled in the sixth and scored on Norb Adams sacrifice fly: Denny Summercamp had singled moving Hansen to third to set up the sacrifice. Tim Whitman singled in Summercamp for the last Cork run. SMMACl 2 RT[$. 14 & 31 455 1005 HELD OVER! "MURDER BY DEATH" FRI.&MON.-THURS. 7:15 &9:15 S&S 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15 & 9:15 STARTS FRIDAY! "THE INCREDIBLE SEX-RAY MACHINE" PLUS CO-FEATURE "TEENAGE SEX KITTEN" "MACHINE" 7 & 9:45 "KITTEN*' 8:30 ADULTS 2.00, CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE! STARTS FRIDAY! "EAT MY , CHRISTOPHER . ANDREW. RICHARD CCORCE PRIME MECKEL DUST£ k BONUS LATE SHOW 0 FRI. AND SAT. "TALES OF THE CRYPT" TODD AO 36 COLOR b^Movie Lab {pQ] FLEA MARKET SUN 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. BUY, SELL, TRADE Robino Ladd The Chalet 210 400 0-7 013 026 x-12 In game two The Chalet's bats were silent until the final inning when they unloaded 5 singles, a triple and 2 homeruns to pull out the victory. Twig Miller went 3 for 4 with a triple and 2 runs scored; Ray Franklin had a single plus a sacrifice fly and an RBI; Paul Adams had 2 hits with a triple and 2 RBI's, Dan Stanowski went 3 for 4; Vic Freund had a 3 run homerun and Pat Wirtz hit a homerun back to back with Freund's. Robino Ladd had leadoff homeruns by Gary.Snell in the second and George Cadotte in the third for two of their runs. Tom Roach scored one run on Sigmon s double Roach drove in Tom Schmitt for Ladd's last run in the third inning. Defensively the heat took its toll as there were a number of errors by both teams. On the other side of the card teams made some excellent fielding plays. Gary Snell snared three line shots at third off the bats of The Chalet. Gary Snell snared Bill Hutchinson. Cross Country Coach at McHenry High School, who is managing the "Marathon"' for the City of McHenry to be held Tuesday. July 27. anticipates an exciting contest again this year. The McHenry Marathon, a distance run of approximately eight miles* between McHenry and Johnsburg has grown in three line shots at third off the bats of The Chalet. Bud Smith made a super stop of a ground ball behind second base and then threw out the runner. Tom Schmitt caught a line shot to the mound Dan Stanowski and Ray Franklin made some nifty catches in the outfield. Paul Adams and Twig Miller each caught an "infield fly" which could have gone for two "Texas league" hits. Don Harris made a leaping catch of a foul fly hit down the first base line. 100 000 7-8 022 000 0-4 The Chalet Robino Ladd Pat Wirtz popularity since its inception in 1974, attracting many top runners from the Greater Chicago Metropolitan area. Trophies and medals are awarded to the first 5 finishers in several divisions Last year's winners were: 1. Grade School *31 _• miles) Renee AUbaugh. Crystal Lake (25:22). 2. Freshman - Sophomore H.S. - Vince Linnane. McHenrv (41:55). 3. Junior-Senior H.S. - Brian Tolan. Main West (39:04) 4. Over 30 - Tony May, Cr sytal Lake (44:04). 5. Open Bill Santino. Crystal Lake (37:38). All runners who complete the race will earn a special Bicentennial Red, White and Blue ribbon Contestants may register at the Pearl Street Park prior to the start of the race which is scheduled to start promptly at 6:30 p.m. A small entry fee will be charged. FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS feeEl § Staufll ...tfc dm fo/i M 1214 N. Green St., McHenry SIGN UP NOW FOR YOUTH DAY GOLF TOURNAMENT Sponsored By Chapel Hill Country Club MONDAY, AUG. 23 A FULL DAY OF FUN & GOLF FOR BOYS AGES 12 thru 17 ENTRY FEE *4.00 Includes All Day Greens Fees, Trophies, Prizes and Hot Dogs and Pop on the course. Docs ES l\ TROPHIES AWARDED IN THREE AGE GROUPS - 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 FOR MORE INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS CALL: JOHN BOLTON - 385-0333 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. 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