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PAGE 7 - PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,1980 Officials Needed For Area Sports Events Doherty's beat Raymond's Bowl in the largest combined slugfest of the season. Rogers, who currently leads the league in batting with an .842 clip, scored five times and included. a two-run triple; - Wayne Boewer and 'John Burke had four hits each. Boewer hacptiux RBI's and three runs spsrad with a double and nomesw. John and Irish DeCiccio combined for six more Doherty hits, nine BBI's and seven runs scored. Irish had a homerun while John included a triple and sacrifice, fly. Jim Wayman and Tom Roach had three hits each. Phil Oeffling led Raymond's Bowl in his best effort of the season. Oeffling went four for five with a pair of doubles, a homerun, three BBI's and four runs scored. Tom Spasojevich slammed his fifth homerun of the season along with a single, double and five BBI's. "Spaz" currently leads the league in roundtrippers.JTim Frantz hit a three-run homer inside the park and had four RBI's altogether. Wayne' Hiller added two hits^'two RBI's and two runs scored. Doherty's 1 7 6 4 2 9 0-29 Raymond's 3 3 1 2 3 6 0-18 Huemann's Streak to Four Huemann's ran their win streak to four without a loss as they beat St. jlegis 7-3. Bob Mauch and-Frank Cuda had two hits to help the winners. Cuda Included a two-run single. John Smith added a two-run double. Mike Finney led St. Regis with a single, double and RBI. Huemann's 0003400 -7 St. Regis 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 -3 Thelen, Jones Help Rusty Nail Ray- Thelen went five" for five while Larry Jones went four for four to help Rusty Nail to their third victory. Thelen drove in four runs and scored three runs while Jones hit two doubles, drove in three runs and scored four runs. Dave Sundby had three hits with four RBI's and three runs scored. Doug Sch- mitt added three hits and two BBI's. Bazil Bakakos scored four times with two base hits. Ken Mueller singled and tripled in two runs while Gary Schmitt had two hits and two runs scored. Jim Cook led Jewel Park with three hits including a pair of dobules and five BBI's. Leon Patalas added two hits with three BBI's and three runs scored. Jewel Park 1 1 4 3 0 2 0-11 Rusty Nail 1 3 6 5 1 6 x-22 PatWirtz MENS 16" SOFTBALL Fox Valley Officials Training sessions are association is providing available to interested umDires for over 2.000 persons. The association games for leagues in Crystal also provides officials for Lake, Cary,~ Woodstock, football, basketball, McHenry, Wauconda, Lake volleyball and wrestling at Zurich, Algonquin, Lake In high school, College and The Hills, Dundee and amateur levels, Carpentersville. Games Anyone interested of- range from Little Leagu^o ficiating the many garh^s American Legion baseball available should contact Fox and all levels of fast and slow Valley Officials association, pitch Softball. (815) 459-3142. In last Wednesday's Western division , action Doherty's slammed 35 base hits in a 29-18 pounding over Raymond's Bowl.' Huem- man's swept its fourth straight with a 7-3 victory over St. Regis. Busty 'NaU took advantage of 6 Jewel Park errors and won going away 22-11. Western Division w 1 gb Huemann's 4 0 Doherty's 3 1 1 Busty Nail 3 11 Baymond's Bowl 2 2 2 St.Begis 0 4 4 Jewel Park 0 4 4 Games Scheduled for Wednesday, June 11: Busty Nail vs. Doherty's at 6:30 p.m.; Jewel Park of Barrington vs. St. Begis at 7:30 p.m.; Huemann's vs. Baymond's bowl at 8:30 p.m. All games are now played at Petersen park. .. \ Rogers, Oik Lead Doherty's Mike Rogers and Matt Oik led Doherty's 35 hit barrage with five hits each as Roland Harper, out- Standing running back of the Chicago Bears, will be one of the v featured guest celebrities at Marian Cen­ tral high school's annual fcnd-raiping golf Playday on Friday* June .27, at the McHenry Country club. LwuSrtana Tech, was voted Chicago's pro athlete of the year in 1978 and currently ranks seventh on the alRime Bears' rushing list. Prior to his season-long injury in 1979, Boland had started 47 of the last 50 regular season Chicago Bear games. * OK MINUTE SPORTS QUZ 1. Who won the Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tour­ nament? 2. Who won the LPGA Dinah Shore Winners Circle Golf Championship? 3. Darryl Dawkins plays pro basketball for what team? 4. Who holds the second best record for NCAA basketball championships? 5. Who was the NL and AL home run leaders iq, 1977? tamliSpMOi 1. Craig Stadler. 2. Donna Caponi Young. 3. Philadelphia 76eis. 4. Kentucky. 5. George Foster, NL and Jim Rice, AL. World's Largest The fir$t rayon factory in the country opened in Roan­ oke, Va.t in 1917, and today the world's largest is in Front Royall Harper will be joined at the Playday by Bill Gleason of the Chicago Sun Times, who will serve as master of ceremonies, an<| Gene Sullivan, the newly ap­ pointed head basketball coach at Loyola university. Reservations are made by calling Playday chairman, Lou Hartlieb, at Marian (338-4220). Big Bite The largest power excavator used in surface mining is as tall as a 20-story building and can bite off 180 cubic yards of coal at a time -- enough to fill three railroad cars.„ ROLAND HARPER Sports Page Contributors Please Read Award Winners McHenry American Legion Baseball The June 8 doubleheader against Bockford Boylan was cancelled due to lack of umpires and will be rescheduled. From June 12-19, the Legion baseball schedule looks like this: June 12 - Algonquin - Home. June 15 - Bockford Harlem - Home (2). June 17 - Belvidere (8 p.m.) - Away. June 18 - Crystal Lake - Away. June 19 - Harvard - Away. Weekday games begin at 6 p.m. Sunday doubleheaders begin at 1 p.m. Ripening Tip Ripen green tomatoes or green bananas by wrapping them 'in a wet dish toyel and placing in a paper bag. SPORTS POINTERS With the growth in our community and the expan­ ded sports section of the Plaindealer. your sports department finds it necessary to ask for added cooperation. Send in typewritten copy. Some handwritten reports are too hard to decipher. When names are not legible there is a problem. Double,space for editing. Write on one side of the paper. Do not try to crowd too much on one sheet. In most cases, reports have been meeting the deadline, Lote.ones have to be held over. If you are releasing the same news to other papers, mark the release date. That makes it fair to all. Remember - The Plain- dealer comes out on Wed­ nesdays and Fridays. Fees and prices have to be taken out of news stories. (They are tor the od ^depar­ tment). "Thank you" notes are not allowed in news stories. If you are mailing copy, address it to McHenry Plain- dealer. Attention Sports Editor. Efforts of many con­ tributors are greatly ap­ preciated. Johnsburg Skyhawk baseball coach Jim Meyers poses with two outstanding players who received special honors during the school's sports awards night recently. Kurt Valentin, at left, was named most valuable player and co-captain. He was on the all-conference team and was voted by Johnsburg coaches as most outstanding .male senior athlete. Daye Maurer, at right, was elected co-captain by his teammates. Maurer, a junior, whs a leading Utter for the Skyhawks and also received all-conference honors. Lora Jacobs, who starred in three sports at Johnsburg high school, receives one of her latest honors from Skyhawk softball coach Bo Schmitt. Jacobs was elected most valuable player and captain by her teammates, was named all-conference, and was selected by Skyhawk coaches as the most outstanding female senior athlete of the year. Johnsburg tennis coach Dennis Spraetz congratulates senior tennis ace Glenn Moehling during award ceremonies at Johnsburg high school. Moehling was elected most valuable player and named captain by his teammates. He will attend the University of Illinois next fall. SHAMROCK CLEANERS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS AVAILABLE ON NEW HOMES* ONE DOLLAR CERTIFICATE This Certificate is worth ONI BOLLAR OFF when presented <J with any MCOMMO ORDER of $5.00 or more ON AUL SERVICE. Professional Dry Cleaning Steemex Rental Draperies, Etc. ' t' Leather Suede Cleaning Clean Only (Coin Op) I £ ' EXPIRES: June 30,1990 O"® Certificate per Order. Please Vinegar has been valued since ancierit times. The Baby­ lonians used it as a preserva­ tive and condiment and began flavoring it with herbs. 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