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STARTING THURSDAY, JULY 23 LUNCHEON FASHION SHOW FEATURING: / *BATHING SUITS*SPORTSWEAR*NIGHTIES FRIDAY, JULY 24 EAT ATTOP DECK • M THE PARK COME JOIN US FOR A FISH FRY FRIDAY AT THE PECK FM7/24 THRU THUltft. 3 TRAPPED AT THE PLATE • Don Collins off the National League Giants is tagged out at the plate by Yankee pitcher Brandon Pasternock while catcher Craig McGrath blocks the plate. The out failed to dampen the spirit of the National All Stars as they pounded the American League All Stars 17-3 in the nine-year-old Junior Youth League Mini Division.. In the eight-year-old All Star game, the Nationals also won handily IK- STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD IT IS CLOSE - But runner Matt Murphy of the National Division All Stars is safe as he avoids the tag by Tim Glossen during the 10-year-olds Junior Youth League Minor Division AH Star game last Saturday at VFW field. Murphy also hit a grand slam home run powering the Nationals to a 10-7 victory over the Americans. In the 11-year-old All Star game, the Nationals also won by a score of 15-0. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD The game of the week will take place at 8:15 p.m. this Wednesday as Western Division leader Doherty's meets Wayne's, second best in the East. The contest will feature the only undefeated team left in Twelve Inch, with Doherty's sporting an impressive 10-0 record, while their opponents come in leading the league in home runs, runs scored and total bases. Doherty's has included back to back victories over the Fox Hole Tap and the Old _ Bridge Tavern, Wayne's beat the Tap earlier in the season but were unable to get by the Bridge. A few of the names behind those Doherty's victories include . pitcher Irish DeCiccio. DeCiccio currently leads the club in hitting with a .563 clip, third highest in the West. Mike Rogers, a hard hitting left center fielder, is only two percentage points lower but still leads in total hits with 23 safeties. Shortstop Matt Oik and catcher Jerry Brodin provide added power with both tied for club leadership in RBI's at 15. Oik also leads in runs scored with 17. Oik, Brodin, DeCiccio and Rogers have combined for a total of 23 extra base hits in ten games. Outfielders Randy Vaulk (.531) and John DeCiccio (.515) have provided steady hitting for the division leaders. They along with defensive specialists Mike Peterson (first base), Jeff Meddings (third base) and Tom Roach (outfield) have played steady in manager Dick Doherty's lineup. Wayne's was the first ball club to beat the Fox Hole Tap after 22 straight vic­ tories. Ken Prazak's team did it by home run power. At times they seem awesome however they have dropped their last two contests. Reasons include the lack of home runs or no runners on base when they do hit the round tripper plus the nemesis of any club, injuries to key personnel. The Wayne's lineup will still show great power and hitting ability with outfielder Don Prazak leading the way with an impressive .656 average. Prazak also leads in runs batted in (23) and runs scored (21). Prazak has hit 6 home runs including a grandslam with 10 total extra base hits. Catcher Wayne Roewer leads in total team hits with (24) while his .632 average is second best on the ball club. Roewer has hit 8 round trippers, driven in 21 runs and scored 16 times. Infielder Tom Burke is the third leading batter in the Wayne's lineup showing a .576 average. He leads the league with nine home runs including four in one game! He is just behind Prazak with 21 RBI's and 20 runs scored, both second best in team statistics. Other .500 olus hitters include Kevin Horner (.548)/ Rick Wiegman (.571), Pat Burke (.514), and Tom Prudden (.500). All of them can hit the home run ball as they have teamed up for 12 home runs this season. They have also driven in 49 runs and scored 50 runs. Either Rich Kerchura (.556) or Rick Wiegman may be sidelined because of in­ juries. Both will be missed while if either is in uniform they would not be at, .full strength. Rounding out}the lineup will be outfielder Terry Hovseth and second baseman George Cadotte who both add many years of experience, fine fielding and clutch hitting to Wayne's ball club. Doherty's can afford a loss while Wayne's definitely needs a victory to get hack on the winning track. But both teams wil be playing this contest as if it were the final game of the playoffs. WEST TOP TEN > ir Games scheduled for Wednesday, July 22, in­ clude: The Old Bridge Tawern vs. Jewel Park of Birrington at 6:45 p.m.; Huemann's vs. King's Row at 7:90 p.m.; Doherty's vs. Wayne's at 8:15 p.m.; and King's Row vs. Hainesville Inn at 9 p.m. STANDINGS EASTERNOIVISION (as off July 15) w I gb ab T. Spasojevich 28 H. May 22 I. DeCiccio 32 M. Rogers 41 K. Freund 27 W Hiller 35 R. Vauk 32 D. Prorok 25 J. DeCiccio 33 6 tied at .500 aver » .750 18 .591 18 23 15 19 17 13 17 .563 .561 .556 .543 .531 .520 .515 Fox Hole Tap Wayne's Old Bridge King's Row Whale's Tail Little John's 8 6Vfe EAST TOP TEN / ab h aver R. Miller 29 21 .724 J.D&m 35 23 .657 D. Bentz 32 21 .656 D. Prazak 32 21 .656 W. Roewer 38 24 .632 T. Miller 22 13 .591 G. Gilpin 29 17 .586 T. Burke 33 19 .576 B. Meyers 35 20 .571 M. Bentz 36 20 .556 WESTERN DIVISION w 1 gb 10 7 6 3 2 2 7 7% Doherty's Johnsburg Bus. Rusty NaU Inn Huemann's Haines ville Inn Jewel Park 0 - 3 3 3 ZVz 7 7 f 7 7%V^ RUNS SCORED Wayne Hiller (22), Doug Freund (21), Don Prazak (21), Tom Burke (20), Bill Meyers (17) and Mitt Oik (17) ,.-.^1 RBI's Tom Spasojevich (27), Joe Dehn (25), Don Prazak (23), Gary Gilpin (22), Tom Burke (21), Wayne Roew# (21) and Don Bentz (20). DOUBLES Joe Dehn (7), Tom Spasojevhich (7), Don Prorok (6), Greg Freund (5), Jeff Meyers (5), John Meyers (5), Rich Meyers (5) and Rick Wakitsch (5). TRIPLES Tim Frantz (3), Ken Ludwig (3), Jeff Meyers (3) and Ray Thelen (3). HOMERUNS ^ Tom Burke (9), Gary Gilpin (8), Wayne Roewer (8), Tom Spasojevich (7), Don Prazak (6) and Wiyne Hiller (5). ^ PatWirtz Plaindealer Swimming' Sessions | women's i6" softbaii Begin At YMCA A new session of swim instruction classes con­ ducted by the Lake Region YMCA will begin on Mon­ day, July 27. All summer classes are conducted in the clear, heated pool of the Lake Region YMCA on Route 31, just south of Route 14. The last series of sum­ mer classes will begin on August 10. Each two week session of instruction will meet on Monday thru Friday for a total of ten days. There are classes for six month olds through 14 years of age girls and boys. The National Progressive YMCA Aquatic program is followed for all instructional classes. Beginner classes for preschoolers six months thru one year of age are scheduled from 9:00 to 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. One thru three year olds are scheduled from 9:00 to 9:30 a.m., 10:00 to 10:30 a.m., and 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. Four thru six year olds are divided by ability level into beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Classes start at 8:30 a.m. and go every half hour until 12:45 p.m. Youth seven years old and up are divided into seven ability groups which begin with Polliwogs at 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, and 11:30 a.m. Tadpoles meeet at 8:30, 10:00, 10:45, and 11:30 a.m. Minnows meet at 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. Fish Meet at 9:15 a.m. Flying Fish meet at 9:15 a.m. and Shark and Porpoise meet at 10:45 a.m. Registrations and in­ formation are available on Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., on Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and on Sunday from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. "Old Timers Game" On Saturday, July 25, the annual American Legion "Old Timers Game" will be played at McCracken field starting at 1 .m. For further information, contact coach Russ Williams at 70 or Mr. Kent Bottari. In Women's Thursday league of 16-inch softbaii, Oaks Marathon topped Brake Parts 5-3 in an A division contest. The victory leaves Oaks tied for first place with St. Regis in the division with identical 9-1 records. Deb Mahon led the win­ ners with two hits and Mary Ellen King picked up the victory on the mound. RDG downed Oak Park 7-4 in B division action recor­ ding the triple play of the season along the way. In the second inning, Oak Park loaded the bases with no outs and the next batter hit a line drive to left cen- terfield. But Sue McDougall caught the ball, flipped it to Merle Schwebke at second base, who fired it to first baseman Deanna Carstens for the third out. In the fifth frame, RDG exploded for six runs led by the daring baserunning of Peggy Rakestraw and a two- run triple by Danna DeCicca. Gay Kalfus, Connie Sanders, Debbie Breuer also swung big bats for the winners in support of win­ ning pitcher Patti Karmel. In another B division contest, McHenry Dental Center defeated Old Bridge 7-6. WOMEN'S 16-INCH THURSDAY LEAGUE A DIVISION Oaks Marathon St. Regis Brake Parts River Shannon V.F.W. McHenry kicked off its "Fiesta Days" activities with an Adult Tennis Tournament that began on Monday, July 13 and ran throughout the week until Sunday. Matches were played at Freund field and at McHenry Community high school west campus. The annual tournament has grown considerably as this year's event totaled some 80 or 90 entries for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Two people emerged as two event winners in the Rhode ~ tournament. Frank Jr. won the men's 44 and over B DIVISION W L McHenry Dental 5 5 Residential 4 6 Old Bridge 2 8 Oak Park 1 9 Fritzche 0 9 GAMES OF JULY 23 A DIVISION 6:30 Brake Parts vs. River Shannon 7:30 Oaks Marathon vs. V.F.W. Bye to St. Regis B DIVISION 6:30 Old Bridge vs. Oak Park 7:30 McHenry Dental vs. Fritzche Bye to Residential The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At Tho Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY • J ft L GAS •SELL LIQUORS I •LAKEVIEW I •McHENRY DRUG *SUNNYSIDE FOOD •BOLGERS DRUG STORE • JOHNSBURG FOOD MART •BEN FRANKLIN •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •HERMES 4 CO. •LIQUOR MART MART •ADAMS GROCERY •LITTLE STORE •FRED ft IRENE'S TAP •HANDY PANTRY •SUNRISE GROCERY * •STEINY T^P •McCULLOJll LAKE GROC. •HILLTOP GROCERY HOSPITAL *NORTHWEST TRAIN •FOOD MART •BtTS ft PIECES 16" Tourney Set The McHenry Businessmen League is sponsoring a 16-inch double elimination softbaii tournament at Peterson park this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 24 26. An entry fee will be charged and the first game is slated for 6:30 p.m. Friday. Beer, pop, brats, hot dogs, and sweet corn will be available. For further information contact Paul Morenz at 385-3252. Beck Named Mr. Ben Beck was selected head basketball coach for Johnsburg high school at a School Board meeting on July 14. Mr. Beck coached basketball for three years at Malta high school where his teams showed marked improvement under his guidance. In addition to coaching basketball, Mr. Beck will also teach driver education. EYE ON THE BALL - Vince Giacomln of McHenry prepares to return the volley from Tom Ranch of Woodstock daring the semi-final match at west campus Saturday. Ranch won in straight seta 6-3, 6-4. Vince is still In the tournament, however, as he teams up with Sam Zito for the finals of the men's 25-35 doubles. Vince was also on the mixed doubles team as he and Barb Gilpin captured the i r STAFF PHOTO • WAYNE GAYLORD singles and he teamed up with Toby Scott to win the 36-44 doubles. Joan Melahn won the 36 and over singles and she teamed up with her husband Bill to win the 45 and over mixed doubles. One match is yet to be completed. In the men's 25-35 doubles, Sam Zito and Vince Giacomin will play Tom Rauch and Ev&nLewis at a later date. lers are as follows: •* Men's 18-24 singles: Dan Kiernan over Scott Rhode 6-4, 6-1. Men's 25-35 singles: Tom Rauch over Rich Barger 6-2, 6-2. Men's 36-44 singles: Marie Artner over Carl Kiernan 4-6, 6-4, 7-5. Men's 44-over singles: Frank Rhode Jr. over Joe McAndrews 6-0, 6-2. Men's 18-24 doubles: , Rich Sund and Scott Rhode over Mike Rhunke and Henry Glick 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. Men's 25-35 doubles: Sam Zito and Vince Giacomin to meet Tom Rauch and Evan Lewis at a later date. Men's 36-44 doubles: Frank Rhode Jr. and Toby Scott over Carl Kiernan and Chuck Osbourn 4-6, 6-4, 9-7. Men's 44-over doubles: Robert Duffy and Lester Colby over Joe McAndrews and Dr. Donald Kidd, 6-3, 6-2. Women's 18-24 singles: insufficient entries Women's 25-35 singles: Sharon Marunde over Diane Skarbalus 6-1, 6-0. Women's 36-over singles: fife Joan Melahn over Carol Baranski 6-1, 6-0. Women's 18-24 doubles: insufficient entries Women's 25-35 Arables: M Sharon Scott and Nancy Glick over Connie Sanders andttenna Carstens 7-5, 7-5. Women's 36-44 doubles: Kathy Lundquist and Barb Zimmerman ova* Pat Vickery and Zelinda Paluch 6-2, 6-1. Mixed doubles 18-24: Henry and Nancy Glide over Larry Garlanger and Marish Dubas 6-1, 7-6. Mixed doubles 25-35: Vince Giacomin and Barb Gilpin over Chuck Osbourn and Sharon Marunde 6-3, 6-1. Mixed doubles 36-44: Mark Artney and Carol Baranski over Toby and Sharon Scott 6-3, 6-1. Mixed doubles 45-over: Bill and Joan Melahn over Ken and Jeannie Ludwig 6-2, 6-2. Dennis Conway | 39J? W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 "See me fora State tans Homeowners Policy with Inflation Coverage." Like a good neighbor, State Farm is tiiere. INtWIftNC MM hm Fm and Cmrnty Company WEDNESDAY. JULY 22,1981