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THIS WEDGE SHOT~was perfect for Bob Dobecki as he pitches near the pin on the 17th green of Chapel Hill Golf club during the final round of play in the Championship Flight. His one putt was good for a par 5 on the 585-yard hole. Dobecki's wedge failed him on the par 3, 18th hole where he carded a 5. It cost him the club titie by a stroke as he finished second with a 36-hole total of 152. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsburg Skyhawks Lead 12-7 At Halftime, Lose To Grayslake 20-12 By Scott Dixon The sun shined for a while Saturday as the Johnsburg High School varsity football squad made its debut at Grayslake But although the Johnsburg Skyhawks showed some polish during the first half, owning a 12-7 halftime lead, a Grayslake aerial attack beginning late in the third quarter spoiled Johnsburg's plans for a first-game victory. The Hams scored on two touch­ down passes and closed the contest with a 20-12 win Skyhawk coach Mike Heimerdinger was generally pleased with his squad's per­ formance. especially team defense "We played team defense well." the coach said "Wayne Moran and Mark Arvidson were among those who did a real good job on defense " Heimerdinger admitted that the defensive backs need some work Grayslake's passing game was far too successful The Johnsburg coach also expressed some satisfaction with the way his team initiated the offense "It 's a new offense, and the kids are doing real well in running it." he said "But today just when we had things going, we would fumble We had flashes that we're coming around, and I feel that we are farther along than most people thought we'd be " Johnsburg's first touchdown came with 33 seconds remaining in the first quarter Skyhawk quarterback Mike Behan set up the touchdown with a screen pass to wide receiver Rick Szumlas, who carried the ball 29 yards to the Ham 4-yard line Three plays later Marian Central High School transfer student Bill Hovseth carried the ball two yards on a sweep to score the game's first touchdown Johnsburg's attempt for a two-point conversion failed Grayslake controlled the football through most of the second quarter The Rams' senior halfback Jeff McCrory carried the football for three consecutive first downs to the Johnsburg 6-yard line Teammate Tom Farm, senior halfback, went in to score with 1 25 remaining in the half. Guy Winters' kick made it 7-6 in favor of Grayslake The first play following Grayslake's kickoff, Johnsburg bounced back into the scoring column Senior quarterback Behan completed a 26-yard pass to senior Rich Backs who raced 40 yards for the score Johnsburg's second attempt for a two-point conversion also failed. Johnsburg led 12-7 at the halftime gun Early in the third quarter senior linebacker Mike Ahlert intercepted a Grayslake missle and carried the ball to the Skyhawk 35-yard line Behan then took to the air, hitting Hich Backs for a 18-yard gain The Skyhawks picked up 10 more yards with a Behan pass to 240-pound senior Don Bentz Two plays later another pass to" Bentz advance the ball 12 more vards McHenry Hec.reation I .a diet Tuesday Night Bottling l.eagut*. 7 p.m. «»-l2-7K Averages or better Dottie Hayes, 185 511. Pat Buccelli. 370 Joan Buss, 409, Cathy Boro. 18() 508; I^auretta Homo. 373. Virgie Orr, 335; Gwen Smith, 217. 178 - f>49. Betty Smith. 41K. I) Michels. 361. S DeKneef, 171 459 C Michels. 199. H Spencer. 405, L Michels, 177 445; Ix>r Freund, :W8. Wilma Aylward. 402, Pat Gass. 331; Annette Joyce, 417; M Diedrich. 407; S Klap pencil. 420, B. O'Brien. 422 F Manzardo. 370; F Nimsgern. 426; S McClory. 171 474. H Freres, 432. Pat Huemelin. 200 525 Hon Homkowske. 447 Ellie Glaviano. 422, Roberta Fraser, 417 Mae Collis, 312; C Steinsdoerfer. 432; C Wieck, 323; B Sisk 398; H Hathering, 168 489. K Miller 178 485; P Grosrenaud. 431 and S l»ssmann. 443 Railroads Pat Buccelli 4-5-7. Gwen Smith. 5-7; Annette Joyce. 4 5-7 W Gehrke. 3-7 and 4-7-i0; S Thomas. 5-7; B Schurr. 5-10; F Manzardo. 5-7 and F Nimsgern. 5-10 Mcllenrv School League Palace Boh I H-13-78 The forty-eight bowlers from last week arrived this week and anxiously looked to see who their team mates would be this year Teams then huddled to come up with names and from the list below, you'll see they found some dillys Bowling in earnest began and the weekly records began, also B Street (Yes, Team'* rolled 203 for men's high, followed closely by R Justen (199), L Johnson < 192 not bad for being sick>„R Glawe (192), and G Hubbard < 188). B Street and G Hubbard shared high series with a 516 each The women held their own and B Thompson took high game (192) and high series (505) while S M Vitale totaled 182 and B Miller had a 176 There were no splits picked up. but there were plenty missed maybe next week The pizza winner was The Fasys who also won first place, but not for long' » I 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 3 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 K Lescher The Fasys Bud's Babes Farrell 's Follies Bud's Wizers Flakey Four Glawe Worms Team N. 12 Royal Rollers The Marks Vaggabonds The Strugglers Hailroads, Inc BASEBALL • * • BY PETE PRITCHIE WASHINGTON, D. C. -- One of the great championship teams of the sixties was base­ ball's Detroit Tigers of 1968. The Tigers that year came from behind, 1-3, in the World Series and took it away from the St. Louis Cardinals. There's no denying this was one of the great come­ backs of recent years. It help­ ed unify, again, the people of Detroit, so torn with dissention and confusion in the preceding year. Tiger hitting coach Gates Brown (Gator) was a member of that team, a .462 pinch hitter. Few have done better in that role, nor have many been Freshman Skyhawks Bring First Pigskin Win To Johnsburg PAGE 7 - PLAIN!if . i t vm i»\ SEPTEMBER Old Bridge Sweeps Johnsburg; One Game Away From Title The freshman football squad brought Johnsburg High School its first pigskin victory Friday afternoon at Grayslake as the Skyhawks blasted the Rams 18- 6. Both of Johnsburg's touch­ downs were scored in the second quarter. Halfback Terry Boyer scored on a 16-yard run early in the quarter, and Pat Rorig scampered across the goal line for a 2-point con­ version. The second touchdown came with three minutes r^nainirg in the half on a pass and run from quarterback Dan Williams to split and Rob Sch­ midt. The extra points came on a pass from Williams to tight end Pete Barroso Williams was seven for seven in passing. The Skyhawks scored a 2 point safety in the fourth quarter to bring the score to 18- 0 With 1:30 remaining in the game, the Grayslake quar terback ran 83 yards on a busted play against Johnsburg second defense to put six points into the Grayslake scoring column Johnsburg freshman coach Bob Schmitt was happy with this team's defense, and par­ ticularly with the performance of the linebackers "Our defense, led by linebackers PatRorig and Paul Smith, held Grayslake to about 80 yards in running and passing for three quarters," Schmitt said Friday, the freshmen travel to Crown for the Skyhawks' second game of the season, Randy Swikle Varsity Warriors Win Two Of Three Meets On the next play disaster struck as the Rams recovered a Johnsburg fumble and brought the ball 16 yards to the Rams 39 yard line. It was a turning point of the game Two plays later Grayslake quarterback Terry Parola delivered a 50- yard touchdown pass to let- terman Jeff Pekelsma. The extra point was good with 3:40 remaining in the third quarter The Skyhawk s secondary was to be tested again midway through the fourth quarter Quarterback Pat Micucci. who relieved Grayslake' Parola, dropped back and hurled a 30- yard pass to Winters, who was wide open in the end zone. Grayslake now led 20-12 as the extra point attempt failed Johnsburg's final chance to tie the game came with a minute remaining when Rick Szumlas gained a first down with a reverse play to the Skyhawk 40-yard line John­ sburg could not advance the ball and the Hams took possession moments before the game ended Behan completed 10 of 16 passes for 154 yards with one touchdown pass and one in­ terception This Saturday Johnsburg play Hononegah High school at McCracken Field in McHenry The sophomore game begins at 12 noon, and the varsity is scheduled for 2 p m Heimerdinger reports that Hononegah is a quick team with lots of depth and is a conference contender along with Harvard, who Johnsburg will play Oct 7 for Homecoming The McHenry High School cross country team won two of three meets this past week, defeating Grayslake and Zion, while losing to Antioch On the frosh-soph level the young Warriors won all three meets for another outstanding per­ formance FROSH-SOPH Thursday 9-14-78 At Antioch Won - McHenry 18 - Zion 43. Won McHenry 21 Grayslake 43 Won: McHenry 20 - Antioch 41. Outstanding Performers: Don Mitacek. soph.; Steve Haines, fr.; Wade Cepulis, Fr.; Pat Haderly, Soph ; Alan Kopp. Fr.; Scott O'Halleran, Soph , and Dana Scheib, Soph Lost VARSITY McHenry 36 Antioch 23 Won McHenry 25 Grayslake 36 Won McHenry 20 - Zion 39. Good Performers: Randy Wright, Jr.; Gorden Bourey, Fr.; Scott Faris, Fr.; Gerry Baczkowski, Jr ; Dave Byron, Sr.; Gary Clark, Fr., and Mark Scheib Jr McHenry High Field Hockey Team Splits Pair Of Games The McHenry High girls field hockey team split a pair of games last week, defeating Belvidere 4 to 0, and losing to Woodstock 3 to 1 In the Belvidere game Chris Connell had three goals, and Sue Haddick picked up the other goal The Streaks defeated the girls 3 to 1 after a 1 to 1 tie at the intermission The Warrior goal was scored on a penalty kick by Chris Connell Kathy Bit- terman the Warrior goalie had some good saves, but in the final half, the Woodstock crew broke through the Warrior defense for two goals and a win 3 to 1 TEAM MEMBERS • Kathy Bitterman goalie as popular as Gator with fans and players. On August 27th the Tigers ^'reunioned" in Detroit before the Milwaukee game; Denny McLain, Mickey Lolich (who really won it for the Tigers, more than anyone else, with three of the team's victories, including the finale), A1 Kaline and many others were there. The best story was Gator's. In a crucial 1968 game, he was sneak-eating two hot dogs when suddenly Mayo Smith called for him to pinch-hit. He cleverly slid them in his shirt, half-hoping to strike out. He hit a double. When he had to slide into second, the mustard, meat and ketchup all slid with him, to the general astonish­ ment, and fun, of all involved. That was the spirit which help­ ed win it for Detroit in 1%8 -as it often does. • Terri Bohlman * Colleen Byrne halfback * Jill halfback Wohnrade sweeper center right * Sharon Smith - right wing * Sue Haddick - right inner » Chris Connell - left inner * Wendy Aissen - halfback Sue Bielsky - fullback Lon Bohlman - fullback Sue Smith - left wing Carrie Miller - fullback Julie Powell - halfback Coach Sis Morner Mgr Shern Scarbrough , denotes letterman The Old Bridge Softball club swept Johnsburg tavern in a doubleheader Thursday night to move within one win of the championship in the Men's 16 inch league Old Bridge leads the best of five series 2 games to none, with a chance to win the title Tuesday night. Sept 19 Old Bridge won the first game 13-7 and won the second game 10-8 Incident Mars Game One The first game was marred by an incident at home plate after the first man up in the game. Jim Meyers of John sburg, was, called out on spikes. After being called out on strikes. Meyers turned to the plate umpire and began vigorously protesting the ball strike call and was ejected from the game by plate umpire Bruce Harbeeke After his ejection, Meyers charged toward Harbeeke, grabbing him at his shoulders near his neck Several teammates finally restrained Meyers, who con tinued to threaten and verbally abuse the plate umpire This is the second time during the season where a league umpire has been charged by a player The previous time resulted in a two- game suspension for the guilty player A meeting with all the league managers will be called to determine how this latest, unfortunate incident should be handled Old Bridge \ \ ins Game One. l!i-7 Without Meyers, who is the pitcher and a real key to the Johnsburg attack. Old Bridge had little trouble in game one Johnsburg had an early 4-1 lead, but the Bridge rallied for 5 runs in the third inning to take a 6-4 lead, and they led the rest of the way They added a run in the fourth, two in the fifth and four in the sixth to post a comfortable lead Johnsburg rallied for three runs in the sixth inning, to pull within two runs, but the 4 run Bridge sixth iced the game Joe Dehn and Steve Rohrer led Old Bridge with three hits in four at bats each Both drove in a pair of runs and Dehn scored two By getting a hit his first two times out, Dehn extended hiks consecutive hit streak to 12 straight at bats, before he was retired his third time up Tom Les had 2 hits including a homerun. scored three times and drove in one run Tim Althoff had 2 hits and 2 HBI's as did Rick Wakitsch For Johnsburg. Mvron and Don Bentz each had 2 hits as did Ted Kreund All three scored once and drove in one run Wayne Frantz had a long triple to drive in two runs Bridge Earns lo-s Win In (.ame Two The Old Bridge won the second game 10-8. snapping a 8- 8 tie with two runs in the sixth inning and then holding on for the win A two run homerun by Doug Freund of the Bridge in the sixth inning was the big blow of the game Johnsburg had just rallied from a 8-4 deficit to tie the game in their half of the fifth inning, but could not score again after Freund's homer had given the Bridge the lead Freund added another hit and scored twice in the game to lead the Bridge along with Greg Freund who had 3 hits and two runs scored Tom Les had a double and his second homerun of the night, good for three HBI's and Joe Dehn."4 Ron Miller and Steve Hohrer had two hits each They each scored one run For Johnsburg. Wayne Hiller had 1 hits, reached base four times, scoring 3 runs and driving in one Phil Oeffling also had three hits, one a triple, scored once and drove in one run to pace the Tavern attack Myron Bentz drove in two runs with a double Ne\t (.ames A doubleheader is scheduled for Tuesday. Sept 19, begin­ ning at 7:30 Old Bridge needs one wiri to clinch the title, but if .Johnsburg wins both games, a fifth game will be played Thursday night at 8 p m * * * * * * * Chapel Hill Sunday Swingers * * * * * * * Aug 27th was the second play for the Ladies Club Cham pionship and many of the "Swingers" members were n.ghty tired after the first 18 when they lined up on the tee for our usual Sunday play A low putts partnership was played, honors being taken by Howard Leonard and Gienda Wieck Sept 3rd we played "Replay Golf" which allows the golfer to replay one shot on every hole, declaring the shot as soon as he-she feels the "lil ole ball ' has failed to cooperate with the perfect form and follow through intended This was a full handicap event and Don Ixiwrey took honors for the men with a net 28' He shot a nice 40 gross Dee Schuette took the honors for the women with a net 33 having shot a 52 gross Having a "Mulligan' ' on every hole is not as much help as one would think Most of the golfers only used the replay on a few holes Of course, if the second shot is worse than the first you must use it anyway Perhaps we didn t take full advantage of the replay, feeling a bird in the hand, etc " Sept 10th was Blind Part ners event Each man drew a name for his female coun terpart AFTER playing the nine Two members drew their own wives from the hat This event was won by George and Dee Schuette with a gros^ 95 and' net 66 Hah' Maybe the men will quit complaining about their wives golf ability now Magilla has his wife doing it now. 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