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4L. Rally Boosts Rusty Nail To Win Manager Kevin Bauer was concerned with Wednesday's cold weather as the Rusty Nail Inn got off.to a slow start versus Huemann's Water Conditioning. Trailing 6-1 going into the fourth inning, an eight-run fourth put the Nail back in control. Two innings later a pair of home runs accounted for five runs while the Nail defense stiffened. It all helped seal Rusty Nail's second victory in as many starts as they won 15- Once again third baseman Rick Wakitsch was instrumental ui™®tv Nail's victory as he slammed a three-run homer (his third of the season), added a pair of singles (both in the eight- run fourth inning) and drove in four runs. Kevin Freund connected for a two-run home run, a triple, plus a base hit in four at-bats. Larry Jones added a perfect three for three at the plate while Dave Sundby went three for five. Both Jones and Sundby knocked in two runs and scored twice. Gary Schmitt and Mike Janik had two hits each. Pete Merkel had the hot bat for Huemann's, going three for four. Gary Vogler and Frank Cuda added two nits each. Tom Blenner made the defensive play of the game with a sensational grab of a line shot off Gary Schmitt's bat. Although all but one starter in the Huemann's lineup had a hit, any extra base hits out _ _JL J nine runners on base. -inning onslaught versus Doherty's * * u w» * the ball all over the park to grab a 6-2 lead. But that oi was mild compared to what Doherty's had up its sleeve In the next three innings Doherty's went on the ramp scoring 19 runs on 13 hits including two home runs by Matt (one over the fence), Hainesville pitching contributed six bases on balls during that stretch and the defense committed three costly errors as Doherty's wnneasily 22-7 in five inninte. / Mike Rogers had four hits to lead Doherty's attack. Oik, who had two home runs, drove in four runs. Irish DeCiccio had four RBIs and three runs scored wtih three base hits. Harry Groll drove in four runs on two hits and a sacrifice fly. John DeCiccio and Randy Vauk contributed two hits each. Don Prorock was the key man in the Hainesville lineup with a home run, a pair of doubles and three RBIs. Pat Zwilling added two hits, including a double with two runs scored. The Johns burg Businessmen were easy victors over JeWel Park by a score of 12-0 in five innings. After an eight-run first inning Johnsburg easily coasted to their second victory of the season while holding Jewel Park to only four hit*. Catcher Tom Spasojevich slammed a two-homer, added two doubles, four RBIs ana made a brilliant catch ona foul pop-up behind the plate. Scott Ledster also went three for three while Jim Meyers tripled, doubled and drove in a run. John Meyers and Phil Oeffling both had two hits and two runs scored. Joe Schwarz was the only bright spot in Jewel Park's offense as he went two for two. The losers have scored only one run in their first two games while totalling nine base hits. Wednesday, May 20, Western Division games: Hainesville Inn vs. Johnsburg Business Men. Doherty's vs. Rusty Nail. vel Pfi Jewel Park vs. Huemann's. PatWirtz Warriors Third In County fenry, Woodstock and Crystal Lake South held the edgy the McHenry County boys' track meet was suipendtu »y. High winds forced meet officials to McH when Monday. High pole vault until Tuesday, leaving all three teams on pirn and needles. Woodstock and South each had 110 points while the Warriors 6 Heinkel (CLC) and Boge nmot • ware third at 107. None of the other teams were close when the other events were completed. Marian Central and host Johnsburg failed to score. ^ t In frosn-soph competition, Crystal Lake Central was the clear victor with 146 points. Marian Central placed fourth with 58 points, McHenry was fifth with 52 and Johnsburg was seventh with 31. VARSITY RESULTS Crystal Lake South and Woodstock 110, McHemy 167, Cary- Grove and Crystal Lake Central 58, Jacobs 38, Marengo 34, Harvard 8 and Johnsburg and Marian Central 0 High jump - Beernink (CLS), Rankin (Jac) and Keenum (Mar) 6'3V' Shot put - Wessman (Jac), Nystrom (CG) and Freund (McH) 47'10" 3200 relay - Woodstock, Cary-Grove and Marengo 8:31.2 400 relay - McHenry, Crystal Lake Soudn and Woodstock 45.0 3200 - Leanna (W), Shepley (CLC) and Lane (CLC) 9:29.7 110 hurdles - Beernink (CLC), (CLS) 14.8 100-Ritthaler (McH), Jewel (CLS) andFreidel (W) 11.3 Long jump - Heinkel (CLC), Giagnoni (McH) and VanDenBos (CLS) 5.73 meters Discus - Roberts (CLS), Crittenden (McH) and Decker (W) 130' 4" 800-Leanna (W), Mick (W) and Waziak (CG) 2:02.2 800 relay - Crystal Lake South, McHenry and Woodstock 1:35.4 400- Ritthaler (McH), Jewel (CLS) and Draffs (Harv) 51.4 300 hurdles - Boge (CLS), Weber (CG) and Brandt (Mar) 38.6 1600 - Leanna (W), Shepley (CLC) and Lane (CLC) 4:34.7 200 - VanDenBos (CLS), Nordbrock (W) and Rodman (McH) 23.0 1600 relay - Crystal Lake South, Cary-Grove and Marengo 3:36.3 Triple jump - Heinkel (CLC), Boland (Jac) and Owens (CG) FROSH-SOPH RESULTS Crystal Lake Central 146, Jacobs 81, Crystal Lake South 78, Marian Central 58, McHenry 52, Cary-Grove 40, Johnsburg 31, Woodstock 23, Marengo9, Richmond 7 and Harvard 0 LOCAL FINISHERS 3200 - Jackson (JB) 2nd, Wottrang (MC) 3rd and Ostrander (McH) 4th Long jump - Adams (McH) 2nd, Payne (JB) 2nd and Rhode (JB) 3rd * 3200 relay - Marian Central 5th 400 relay - Marian 1st, McHenry 4th 110 hurdles - Hartlieb (MC) 2nd and Steve Brown (MC) 5th 1600 - Ostrander (McH) 5th and Wottrang (MC) 5th - 200-Shaver (McH) lstandMilinge(McH) 3rd Triple jump - Payne (JB) 3rd 0 1600 relay - Marian Central 3rd * 100 - Shaver (McH) 1st, Kubacki (MC) 2nd and Cyoner (MC) 5th 800 - Zubielski (MC) 5th 800 relay - Marian Central 1st 400 - Shaver (McH) and Rokosz (JB) 4th 300 hurdles - Hoffseth (JB) tie for 3rd and Brown (MC) 6th OOOOF! • McHenry shot putter Kenny VanderHayden puts his all into this attempt in Monday's county track meet at Johnsburg. VanderHayden failed to place, but the Warriors fared well as a team. McHenry is in second with one event to be completed. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD AttoirtiMil Our Fox Ridge Neighbors... OPEN HOUSE McNINIYSTATI BANK'S Crystal Lake Blacktop Facility May 11*22* 23 Register For Door Prizos I Save with HARDWICK! Solid-state ignition replaces costly pilots You won't find any gas pilots on new Hard- wick gas ranges. They've been replaced'. . . by automatic, solid-state pilotless ignition. So you can conserve the gas the pilots were using, some 35% of the total gas consumption for cooking. Without pilots you'll save money, eliminate pilot-outage service calls and have a cooler kitchen. Solid-state pilotless ignition is just one of many quality features you'll find in a Hardwick gas range. $ 519 95 WITH TRADE Model CK9o41-K*-650A <iS- * OTHER MODELS FROM *399M * CAREY APPLIANCE SALES « SERVICE 1241 N. Gr«en St. 3SS-55M McHmiry II. EARL WALSH" So I Hear A call from Bill Day. ever the friendly one. invited me to attend a class at West Campus^ombining English and Histofy. Jim Blum, who shates the instruction with Bill, was unable to attend The class was studying the history of McHenry and somehow the word got around that I am a native. This was a sharp class, attentive and courteous We covered quite a lot of ground, but couldn't hit all the spots in a short time. I invited myself back to sit in with that class: Maybe I'll talk less and listen more the next time. h Dick Rabbitt told Bill Day to ask me where Irish Prairie is located Don't go north. Dick After citing the benefits of McHenry's park system. I ran into a group discussion It went like this: I^et us not be fooled when word is put out that we get services without raising our taxes. And Property" tax is only a small part of city income Money comes from other sources and we pay one way or another. Discussion of parks was not too critical, although some felt too much emphasis has been put on their im­ portance and priority in city plans The group agreed with my thinking that a well-rounded recreational program can prevent trouble. All agreed that our Director of Parks. Pete Merkel. is efficient and untiring in his efforts. Sports Editor Jeff Stern's wedding was covered in detail by K A F Maybe Jeff will get a chance to reciprocate / Bill Hecht. an old McHenry High boy, writes from "South McHenry" to second the motion to name something connected wtih our schools after SUpt C.H Duker. More about that later. A card cOmes all the way from Rome. Italy from Zeke and Charlotte Bacon Hope to see those globetrotters in McHenry next month f - ' Nice to get a call from Bill Molnaire He and his wife now make their home in Florida Like 1he birds. McHenryites always come home to visit It was great' news for McHenry sports fans to learn about the MCHS team winning the Fox Valley track crown Participants in track have to train hard and long There is no room for any athlete who- does not sacrifice to stay in shape PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER a) driveways and in- ' tersection. Proceed with care and pray a little. Director Bill Toalson and his high school band received a standing ovation at the conclusion of en­ tertaining Rotary Club members and their ladies fair at the anniversary banquet at McHenry Country Club There is talent in that group ' , " You don't have to wave a thank you when I give you a break in traffic -- but it gives me a tingle when you do In spite of all that is said and written about bicycle riders obeying the rules of the road, some pay n.) at­ tention When one sails through a WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, lMtl stop sign, my heart jumps Always hope the rider isn't going too fast for his guardian angel to keep up the pace. On the other side of the coin, some bike riders say the car drivers aren't very courteous Further education seems to be needed on both sides Let's wake up before somebody gets killed. We have to get out to meet, people Hadn't see the Don Virgens or Dr. and Mrs Ruggero for sometime It was a good'tonic to meet and greet Just noticed the notice in the last Plaindealer about deadlines being set ahead Here we go again Three columns in one week HELP' Driving around -- Bushes and other ob-. structions are a real hazard 'Cane Netters Win Twa The surging Marian Central tennis team, led by McHenry native Scott Truckenbrod, defeated cross-county rival McHenry 4-1 last week The Hurricanes also defeated Jacobs to complete the regular season with a record of 11-3. Truckenbrod met McHenry's Scott Rhode in a match of two outstanding singles players Truckenbrod posted a 6-4, 6-1 victory over the Warrior's top player, setting the stage for a Marian sweep in the singles Jim Hertrich defeated Mike Szmarek 6-2, 6-2 and Brian Kelly nipped Todd Rhode 5-7, 7-5, 6-0 Randy Glick and Kevin Burgess picked up McHenry's lone win by winning in straight sets over Chris Edelman and Jeff Ladd. The score was 6-3, 6-1. Paul Olzak and Chris Hesch topped Dave Bauer and Ed Donahue 7-5, 6-3 to round out Marian's win. In the Jacobs match, Truckenbrod won 6-2, 6-3, Hertrich won 6-2,6-0 and Kelly won 6-2, 6-1. Pat Keefe and John Havlis lo6t 2-6,3-6 and Hesch and Olzak 6-7,6-0, 6-0 Rental 9 75 PER MO. 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