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• s •• P \GE 6 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 15,1981 The Chicago Bull, Artis Gilmore chips onto the seventh green at Chapel Hill M ' 4 • - - i . * ! ' f - • • • 'I.'V-J but Artis fails to dunk the bail as his putt comes up short. fl V' : ' • % ' • : ' * Artis Gilmore of the Chicago Bulb failed to par the number seven green at Chapel Hill Monday as ho two putted for a bogey five. His 18 hole total of St. however, kept him among the leaders of other professional sports celebrities playing in the Red Cloud golf tournament. Two hundred and ten en­ trants enjoyed the golf day and dinner that followed. Among the celebrities, Milwaukee Buck coach Don Nelson shot an St, while Johnny Kerr of the Bulls shot an 82. Former Chicago Bear Jim Grabowski had an 85 and Jerry Meyers of the Bears fired an 88. Bobby McDonald of Rob Roy won the closest to the pin contest and donated the prise money of 1200 to Red Cloud. Many of the contestants for the Miss McHenry county pageant were on hand to greet the stars and collect some autographs. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Mb* Dye. Win Awards f0X Hole TODS JotlllSburg honored bv the Lewis J. Pitzen, McHenry, was honored by the McHenry Sportsmen's club at their annual Club Championship Trapshoot and picnic on Sunday, July 5. In recognition of Mr. Pitzen's 40 years as an ac­ tive member, the first Lew Pitzen Handicap Trapshoot was held that Sunday. The champion and winner of the silver trophy for this prestigeous event was 18- year-old David Dyer of Antioch. In other competition that day, hand cast pewter' trophies were won by 1981 Club Champion Marvin Hughes of McHenry and all- Around Cahmpion Wayne Dyer, father of Handicap Champ David. Top Veteran gunner for 1981 is Edward Bouffard and the Lady's trophy went to Cathleen Shurson. Not to be outdone by Dad and big brother, Glen Dyer won the trophy for Sub- Junior shooters. The Junior champion was Eric Weber and among High-School Team competitors, top honors went to Greg Whitacre. Also honored during the day were the 1981 Illinois State high school Team champions and runners-up. Representing Arlington Heights high school, the team trains at, and is sponsored in part by McHenry Sortsmen's club and its members. They will compete for national honors at the 1981 Grand American Tournament held at Van- dalia, Ohio, in August. Home club and training ground for many past state and national trapshooting champions, the McHenry Sortsmen's club is open to the public every Saturday afternoon and on alternate Sundays. The club is located at Weingart road and Rolling Lane, McHenry. WELL DONE • David Dyer of Antioc (left) and Lewis J. Pitzen of McHenry (right) proudly display their awards presented to them at the McHenry Sportsmen's Club annual Championship trapshoot on Sunday July 5. Dyer won the silver trophy in the trapshoot event, while Pitzen was awarded a trophy in recognition of his 40 years as an active member in the Sportsmen's Club Bears Open Camp scheduled to report. The remainder of the squad is to report on Thursday, July 23. The first full squad workout is scheduled for Saturday, July 25. TTie workouts during the first two weeks of training camp until July 31 are open to the public free. Beginning August 1, the Bears recommend that fans check their daily newspapers to see if workouts are opened or closed that day. The rule after August 1 will be 'closed unless otherwise stated.' With a week earlier start than he has given his first three Bear teams, head coach Neill Armstrong hopes to focus attention on his refurbished offensive system. Armstrong revised his offensive staff over the winter adding Tea Marchibroda as coordinator and Dick Stanfel as line coach to work with running back coach Hank Kuhlmann and receiver coach Ted Plumb. "It's a whole new system so the extra exposure will help," says Armstrong. "There's no reason we an't be expectea to contend for the NFC division title." The Bears finished their 1980 campaign with a 7-9 record. SUNDAY, JULY 19th, 1981 "JAM SESSION" BIG BAND SOUND-DIXIELAND JAZZ From 4PM Until ??? Enjoy Our Sunday Dinner Menu Selections RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED SNUG HARBOR ('/• mi. south of Rto. 120 Bridg*) 801 River Road McHenry I The Fox Hole Tap opened its Wednesday confrontation with the Johnsburg Businessmen by slamming six straight singles in the top of the first and going on to score five runs. Both teams tallied 10 runs each the rest of the way as the Fox Hole won by a 17-12 margin. In the bottom half of the five-run first, the Businessmen scored three k runs of their own. Tom ^ Spasojevich hit a bases loaded single for two RBIs, the big blow of the inning. Johnsburg third baseman Joel Wakitsch made the first in a string of excellent defensive plays as he snared Jim Yaworski's line shot in the second. But Billy Meyers was even more stingy with a pair of defensive gems a half inning later to thwart a Johnsburg rally. Both teams made up for their scoreless second inning by scoring four runs each in the third. Wakitsch made a pair of great stops but had no chance to throw out the Fox Hole runners. Add to that a missed opportunity to retire a Tap runner at the plate, plus RBI singles by Ron Miller and Don Bentz and the Fox Hole led 9-3. Wayne Hiller's leadoff home run was the big hit in the Businessmen third. Scott Letzter and Harry May added RBI singles before it was over and Johnsburg trailed 9-7. Both teams equaled each other in the fourth with three runs apiece. First baseman Scott Letzter made a sen­ sational bare hand grab on a wide throw form second to retire Don Bentz. Johnsburg put the 'Vinnie Freund' shift on to thwart Freund's bid to keep the inning alive. But the Fox Hole added three more runs to hold a 15-10 lead. Johnsburg's last rally lost steam in the sixth when outfielder Rich Meyers , caught Spasojevich in a rundown. Meyers not only started the proceedings with the throw from right center but ended up making the putout between second and third with seven Fox Hole defensive players getting into the act. It was the second time Meyers caught a runner too far off base and the second time Johnsburg ended an inning with the last batter hitting safely. Fox Hole's 15-12 lead was padded by two when Ron Miller knocked in both Yaworski and Meyers with the final runs of the contest. Miller led the winners driving in five runs with three base hits and a sacrifice fly. Myron Bentz knocked in four runs with four singles and had three runs scored, while Rich and Bill Meyers both went four for five with four runs scored. Steve Dobner and Jeff Meyers added two hits each. J o h n s b u r g ' s T o m Spasojevich went four for four with three RBIs and two runs scored. 'Spas' takes over the league batting leadership moving his average up to .731. Harry May went' three for three while John Meyers added a pair of doubles, a base hit and three runs scored. Both Wayne Hiller and Phil Oeffling had two hits each with Hiller scoring four runs. Fox Hole * Tap 5 0 4 3 0 3 2 - 17 Johnsburg Business­ m e n 3 0 4 3 0 2 0 - 1 2 Huemann's slipped past Little John's by a score of 6- 4. The winners took ad­ vantage of five base on balls, including two with the bases loaded, scoring five times in the fifth inning and never looking back. Tom Cote drove in the winning run with a bases loaded walk in the fifth. Little John's outhit their rivals nine to five, but left nine runners on base in­ cluding the bases loaded in the second inning. John Griffith and Ray Buss had two hits each for Little John's. Huemann's 00005101-8 Little John's 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 - 4 Doherty's cruised past an ever slumping King's Row by the score of 14*2. The winners ended the contest mercifully when Mike Rogers hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the fifth to force the slaughter rule. The barrage was led by Tom Roach who went three for three. Jeff Meddings added a bases loaded triple plus a base hit. Jerry Brodin slammed a two run home run and an RBI single, while Irish DeCiccio, John DeCiccio and Randy Vauk had two hits each. Chuck Marke hit a double afi9 single for the Row. King's Row t) 0 0 2 0 - 2 Doherty's 2 7 0 0 5 - 14 Games scheduled for Wednesday, July 15 at Petersen Park: The Rusty Nail Inn vs. the Old bridge Tavern at 6:45 p.irfT,; King's Row vs, Hainesville Inn at 7:30 p.m. and Little John's vs. Jewel Park of Barrington in the night cap. EASTERN DIVISIONS STANDINGS (as of July 8) w 1 Wayne's 7 2 Fox Hole Tap 7 2 Old Bridge - 6 3 King's Row 3 6 Whale's Tail 2 7 Little John's i 8 EASTERN TOP TEN BATTERS (as of July 8) ab h aver Don Prazak 28 30 .714 Ron Miller 26 18 .692 JoeDehn 35 23 .657 Wayne Roewer 35 23 .657 Don Bentz. 28 18 .643 Tom Burke 30 18 .600 Myron Bentz Twig Miller Gary Gilpin 32 19 .594 22 13 .590 29 16 .571 Don Prorok 25 13 .520 WESTERN DIVISION STANDINGS (as of July 8) w 1 Doherty's 9 0 Johnsburg Businessmen 9 3 Rusty Nail Inn 6 3 Huemann's 3 6 Haines ville Inn 2 7 Jewel Park 2 7 WESTERN TOP TEN BATTERS (as of July 8) ab h aver Tom Spasojevich 26 19 .731 JoeHuemann 18 11 .611 Harry May 22 13 .591 Irish DeCiccio 29 17 . 586 John Meyers 30 17 .567 Kevin Freund 27 15 .556 Randy Vauk 29 16 .552 Wayne Hiller 31 17 .548 Runs Scored Doug Freund (21), Don Prazak (20), Wayne Hiller (20), Tom Burke (18). RBIs Joe Dehn (25), Tom Spasojevich (25), Don Prazak (23), Gary Gilpin (22), Tom Burke (21). Doubles Joe Dehn (7), Don Prorok (6), Greg Freund (5), Jtff Meyers (5), John Meyers (5), Rick Wakitsch (5), Rich Meyers (5). Triples Jeff Meyers (3), Ken Ludwig (3), Ray Thelen (3), 11 tied with 2. Homeruns Tom Burke (9), Gary Gilpin (8), Wayne Roewer (8), Don Prazak ^(6), Tom Spasojevich (6). PatWirtz Plaindealer 7 Mile Run Registrations are now being taken for the Annual McHenry seven-mile River Run. This year's race will be held ̂ during the McHenry Fiesta Days Festivities. Participants will compete in different age groups. Awards will be given in male and female divisions. This year the entry fee will in­ clude the coat of a T-shirt. Runners 13 and under will finish at the half-way point in Johnsburg. Runners 14 and over will start and finish at Pearl Street Park. The date of the race is Tuesday, July 21. All registration is due by Saturday, July 18 at 12 noon. 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