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1 3 MARK IV's To Choose From \ * 3 LINCOLN 2 DR.'s To Choose From ftf 2 LINCOLN 4 DR.'s To Choose From 2 GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR.'s To Choose From 1 COLONY PARK WAGON Left • 1 MARQUIS STATION WAGON Left 2 MARQUIS 4 DR.'s To Choose From 10 COUGAR XR-7's To Choose From 2 MONTEGO MX WAGONS To Choose From 1 MONTEGO MX BROM. 4 DR. Left 6 MONTEGO 2 DR.'s & MX's To Choose From 2 GRAND MONARCH GHIA 4 DR.'s Left 7 MONARCH 4 DR.'s To Choose From 16 MONARCH 2 DR.'s & GHIA's To Choose From 9 BOBCAT 3 DR.'s & WAGONS To Choose From fJ4 COMET 2 DR.'s To Choose From 3 COMET 4 DR.'s To Choose From 10 CAPRI II 3 DR.'s To Choose From SERVICE 8-5 Mon. thru Fri Saturday 8-12 L I N C O L N M E R C U R Y OUMir RENTAL /^SYSTEM/ / about X •.RENTING/ 815-344-1200 McHENRY, ILL The 1976 end of the year totals have been compiled for the 21 game regular 12-Inch season exludingplayoffs. This year the batting crown goes to Don Prazak who led all batters with a .662 batting average. The Old Bridge slugger also topped the league in the categories of total hits, runs batted in and homeruns. taking third in runs scored. Prazak, who was .044 percentage points above his nearest competitor, had 49 hits in 74 at bats with 8 doubles, 4 triples and 11 homeruns. His 34 runs scored plus 50 RBI's made him a most valuable player to the Old Bridge. The championship team, House of David, placed 8 batters within the top 20. The House's regular season average of .476 plus the all- around batting strength has kept them number one over the last two years. The House added 5 homerun leaders in the top 12. In doubles Steve Rohrer ©of the House was number one with a total of 16 while five other House batters finished in the top ten for two base hits. Three of the top four in the runs batted in department were from House of David. Top 20 Batters Final 1976 Season Averages Based on 50 or More At Bats RALLY WINNERS-Jim and Dorothy Becker of McHenry check their rally sheets at the final checkpoint of the LRSCC autumn rally. Jim as driver and Dorothy doing the navigating, captured the win in their Volvo 142E with a lowest point total of 1,343. (LRSCC PHOTO) Team From McHenry Wins LRSCC Rallye Jim and Dorothy Becker of McHenry braved the hot and humid weather last Sunday as they paced their Volvo 142E to a first place finish in the Lake Region Sports Car club (LR­ SCC) autumn rally The driver- navigator team totaled lowest points (1,343) to capture the win by just 31 points ahead of the second place finishers. The rally, which started in Barrington, consisted of 66 miles and ended in Crystal Lake. The first 40 miles of the event was TSD (time-speed- distance), and the remaining leg (26 miles) was full gim­ mick. Other finishers included (2nd) Don and Gail Schenning in a Pinto with 1,374 points; (3) Dave Roberts and Wayne Pickette in an Opel GT with 2,075 points; (4th) Terry Gabel and Dorren Shurewood in a Camaro with 2,100 points; (5th) Russ Grover and Pam Perrewe in a Fiat 124 with 2,125 points. Finishing sixth through eighth with 2,150 points each were: Paul and Judy Musschoot in a Corvette, Richard Tickner and T. Burns in a Porsche and Jerry and Laura Lawson in a VW Rabbit. The tie breaker for sixth place was determined by mileage estimates. DID YOU KNOW? THE GAME OF TENNIS WAS DEVELOPED FROM A GAME ANCIENT GREEKS PLAYED. SOME FRENCHMEN STARTED PLAYING A GAME RATHER SIMILAR TO TODAY'S GAME BACK IN THE I400's. MAJOR WALTER WINGFIELD, AN ENGLISHMAN, IS CREDITED WITH THE INVENTION OF LAWN TENNIS IN 1873. A YEAR LATER, THE GAME WAS FIRST PLAYED IN THE UNITED STATES. THE FIRST TENNIS TOURNAMENT TOOK PLACE AT WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND IN 1077. IS CALL^Aft£CAlisE OF / FQR sn!P HAs RENTAL NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted nor mnnfh na.r L n' Per month ONE phone call can answer any questions PHONE 312-259-3393 Attowfo UfatetCo. DIVISION OF RENT-A-SOFT INC. SERVING NORTH & NORTHWEST SUBURBS Player 1. Don Prazak 2. Tom Les 3. Joe Dehn 4. Twig Miller 5. Dave Sundby 6. Bill Haak 7. Doug Freund 8. Frank Lorch 9. Don Harris 10. Chuck Marke 11. Matt Oik 12. Steve George 13. Wayne Frantz 14. John Connell 15. Greg Freund 16. A1 Elliott 17. Dave Schaefer 18. Bill Huff 19. Tim Althoff 20. Steve Rohrer ab h aver. 74 49 .662 76 47 72 44 52 31 83 45 57 30 71 37 64 33 63 32 76 38 66 33 50 25 72 35 64 31 60 29 77 37 50 24 63 30 61 29 66 31 .618 .611 .596 .542 .526 .521 .516 .508 .500 .500 .500 .486 .484 .483 .481 .480 .476 .475 .470 4. Dave Sundby 32 5. A1 Elliott 31 6. Wayne Frantz 29 7 . John Connell 28 Frank Lorch 28 9. Hawk McQueeney 27 Twig Miller 27 11. Bill Huff 26 12. Greg Frend 24 Matt Oik > 24 14. Gene Hester 23 15. 5 tied with 22 Runs Batted In 1. Don Prazak 50 2. Joe Dehn 38 3. Tim Althoff --32 4. Greg Freund 31 5. Matt Oik 30 6. Vic Freund 29 Hawk McQueeney 29 8. Dave Sundby 28 9. John DeCiccio 25 Wayne Frantz 25 Doug Freund 25 Steve Rohrer 25 13. Bill Huff 24 15. 5 tied with 21 Doubles 1. Steve Rohrer 16 2. A1 Elliott 14 3. Joe Dehn 11 Tom Les 11 Dave Sundby 11 6. Tim Althoff 10 7. Ray Franklin 8 Wayne Frantz 8 Bob Habich 8 Chuck Marke 8 Don Prazak 8 Dave Schaefer 8 13. Doug Freund 7 14. 8 tied with 6 Homeruns 1. Don Prazak 11 2. Tim Althoff 8 Dave Sundby 8 4. Greg Freund 7 5. Joe Dehn 6 Doug Freund 6 7. Bill Huff 5 Ken Reid 5 9. Gene Hester 4 Wayne Frantz 4 Frank Lorch 4 Dan Stanowski 4 Leaders Total Hits 1. Don Prazak 2. Tom Les 3. Dave Sundby 4. Joe Dehn 5. Chuck Marke 6. A1 Elliott Doug Freund 8. Wayne Frantz 9. Guy Hansen Frank Lorch Hawk McQueeney Matt Oik 13. Mark Hansen Don Harris 15. 3 tied with Runs Scored 1. Tom Les 2. Joe Dehn 3. Don Prazak Pat Wirtz On July 24, at Hebfon, near Lebanon, Pennsylva­ nia, the Hebron Moravian diary noted that "Two sol­ diers called and asked for something to eat, and when they learned that it was a meeting-house, were about to resume their journey, but Sister Bader prepared something for them, for which they were thankful." KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wis. NEW OPEN COMPETITION RACING fast SUPER MODIFIEDS I SPORTSMAN Vi mile Dirt IVfBV Track RB *HKf W *i™ mm T.T. 6:45 First Ro<« 8:00 P.M. THIS SAT. NIGHT AND SAT. NIGHTS AFTER SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP RACES SAT., SEPT. 4 - SPORTSMAN TWIN 25's SAT., SEPT. 11 - SUPER MODIFIEDS-TWIN 50's RAIN DATE SAT., SEPT. 18 TAKE 1-94 TO HIWAY "C" - WEST TO WILMOT Live Entertainment "The Brothers" NOW APPEARING EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITE During July and August McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. John St. McHenry, 111. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 815-3851072 AN IRON SHOT and Virginia Turner finds the green on the 5th fairway at McHenry County club during the McHenry Women's Golf Invitational - .last' Thursday and Friday. Virginia captured SECOND ANNUAL WOMEN'S INVITATIONAL Shooting a steady 82-82 for the two-day event, Char McLear of Biltimore Country Club, Barrington, captured the championship of the second annual McHenry Women's Invitational 36-hole medal play golf tournament at McHenry Thursday and Friday, Aug. 19 and 20. Returning as last year's runner-up, Char nosed out by one stroke Kathy Sharpenter who shot an 81 the first day to tie with Jack Schwartz for co- medalist. Paula Shearer, last year's defending champion, found the finely manicured course at McHenry a little more difficult to cope with and posted an 88-82 for a total 170. In first flight one of our local girls, Alvina Yopp, walked off with first place by carding 95-91 for 186. Also in first flight, Judy Smithson had the longest drive on the 16th fairway, sending her ball out 225 yards. In the second flight another McHenry gal, Lil Michels, took first place with 101-95. In third flight still another McHenry gal walked off with first place honors by shooting 95-88. Virginia also had low net over the entire field for the two-day period with 73-76 net. Gladys Bergstrom of Buffalo Grove captured first place in fourth flight by shooting 109- 111. In third flight on Thursday Mil Leisten had low putts of 28 while on Friday in the same flight Anna Johnson took 27 to have low putts for that day. Other local gals who made a good showing in the field of 138 contestants were Nancy •he first place honors of the third flight as she carded 18 hole rounds of 95 and 98 for a 36 hole total of 193. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) THIS CHIP SHOT by Lil Michels had eyes as the ball seeks a spot on the eighth green, just two feet short of the cup. Lil one putted for a par three to remain in the lead of the second flight of the McHenry Women's Golf Invitational held at McHenry County club last weekend. Lil captured first place in her flight with 18 hole rounds <ff 101 and 95 for a 36 hole total of 1%. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Wilkins, third place and Espar Oja, sixth place - both in fourth flight, and Floss O'Connell, sixth place, third flight. It was an excellent tournament played under ideal conditions and the women are looking forward to the third ^annual event next year. TORKELSON LINCOLN-MERCURY Always the Best Deal! UBBBSIh I'AtiE 7 - l*l..\l\DEALER-FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1976 r • McHenry Area 12-Inch Softball i