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FIRECRACKER PAGE 6 - PL^INDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 29, 1981 W' ifc .? f- : > V~- - < mm « «»*» Doherty's Atop At 11-0 COME BACK HERE - 3D-Bowl runner Randy Thiel dives park and 3D-Bowl won by a score of 18-8. Hiller and Ham later tffrck into second base as the 16-inch softbail squirts away avenged the loss by beating 3D-Bow| the second time around from Hiller and Ham infieiders John Meyers (left) and Rich 12-4 and finishing second in the tournament. Meyers (right). The action took place Saturday at Peterson STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Sport Stop Wins 16" Tourney By winning five con­ secutive games, John's Sport Stop captured first place in the V.F.W 16-inch softbail tournament last weekend. Sixteen teams participated in the double elimination tournament which was held at Peterson park. In the championship game, Sport Stop won 12-6 over Hiller and Hamm, winners of the loser's bracket Winning pitcher Rick Herdliska helped himelf with a perfect four for four game as did teammate Paul McVickers. Mark Malof and Mike Weber added three for four performances. For the tournament, Sport Stop displayed strong hitting as six batters hit .600 or better Herdliska led the team with a .740 mark and was followed by Malof, McVickers, and Don Houghton who all batted .667. Larry Turner and Bill Mevelle chipped in with averages of .610. In their first two rounds, Sport Stop encountered little trouble walloping Palace Bowl in the first round Friday night 25-10 and smothering Something Good 20-8 on Saturday night. On Sunday, Sport Stop blasted Doherty's 14-4 and then got by Nancy's Tavern 13-9 before winning over Hiller in the finale. Astros Win Title The Astros, winners of the American League title, defeated the National League champion Cubs 6-3 to win the Johnsburg Little League crown. The Astros finished with a first place record of 10-3, while the Cubs had to win a three-way playoff with the Pirates and the Braves to capture the Natonal title with a 11-3 mark The final standings are as follows: JOHNSBURG BOYS INTERMEDIATES NATIONAL w 1 Cubs 11 3 Pirates 10 4 Braves 10 4 Giants 3 10 Phillies 2 11 White Sox Mariners Brewers 6 7 5 8 0 13 AMERICAN Astros Rangers w 1 10 3 9 4 Members of the champion Astros are as follows: Don Freeland-MGR Ron Denson-Coach Dave Mehmer-Cbach Don Berlin-Coach Willie Freeland Brian Dietrich Terry Smith Willie Hazen Mark Berlin Dave Mehmer Dave Huhn Mark Hanson Mike Huest Tim Armore Dave Rogers Mike Misk Members of the runner-up Cubs are as follows: Road Runs Set The Woodstock Daily Sentinel will hold its fourth annual two and eight mile Challenge Road Run on Sunday, September 13. The two-mile run will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the eight-mile run at 9 a.m. Both races will start and end at the West Pavilion in Woodstock City Park on West South street. Each course will have mile markers, split times and aid stations. There will be eight age divisions for men and women in each run plus a whelchair and blind division. The age divisions will be: 11 and under, 12-15, 16-24, 25-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and over. Grand prize trophies will be given to the men's and women's overall winer in each run. Olympic size medals with neck ribbon will be awarded to the top three finishers in each division in each run. All runners will receive a souvenir T-shirt. Also, fruit drink and watermelon will be provided afte the race. A registration fee will be charged. Runners can register the day of the race from 7-8:30 a.m. Net proceeds will be donated to a local charity. Entry forms are available at the Daily Sentinel, 109 S. Jefferson St., Woodstock, ill. 60098. For more information call Joan Mansfield at (815 ) 338-1300. Les Klotz-MGR Andy Fortin-Coach Jerry Hopp-Coach Greg DuFour-Coach Eric Toussaint Russ Hopp Angus Seare's Dennis Brown Alex Bobnic Brian Clary Mark Bowerman Mark Freels Ray Klotz Dan DuFour Tim Fortin Charles Swinford In the Johnsburg Little League All Star game played Saturday, the American League All Stars edged the National League All Stars 7- 4. Members of the All Star squads are as follows: AMERICAN STARS MikeSavino Mike Garlanger Jason Schuller Keith Lehman Paul Jargstors Tony Musur Scott Popovich Tom Harrison Ken Gallo Bob Haze David Mendlik Jeff Halsey NATIONAL STARS Jason Saunders Mike Biba Leon Helmandollar Brian Madsen Aaron Doming'uez Jeff Fontana Trevor Hart Tom Smith Jack Hall Brett Fahrner Jeff Adams Darrin Propp Hiller had a remarkable comeback after losing their opening game to 3D-Bowl 18- 8 and being knocked into the loser's bracket. With their backs against the wall, Hiller won six straight games to earn the right to play Sport Stop. They first shutout the Teenage All Stars 19-0, then defeated J and L10-2, Smoke House 19-10, and then the rematch with 3D-Bowl 12-4. Doherty's next fell victim 14-9 which gave them fourth place. In the semi-finals, Nancy's Tavern finished in third place after Hiller beat them 6-2. Pony Stars Win Tourney A team of All Stars from the Pony Division of the McHenry Pigtail League captured first place in a 12- inch double elimination softbail tournament held in Woodstock. The girls Won four gtmight games along the wqy to winning the title. In the first game, Cissy Pinkstaff pitched shutout ball as the AH Stars breezed past a Johnsburg team 13-0. In game two they defeated Woodstock 13-8, then downed Marengo 9-6. Facing Marengo in the final, McHenry won a close game 7-6 as Michele Ken­ nedy tripled home Greta Larsen with the winning run. Members of the winning McHenry All Star Pony team are as follows: Dawn Dobertin Robin Geiger Val Gilbert Julie Hetterman Joyce Jaskowiak Kris Keevil Michele Kennedy Val Kilday Marlene Krueger Greta Larsen Andee Norton Cissy Pinkstaff Sara Prust Wendy Thurwell Nancy Walsh The manager of the AH Stars was Jim Pinkstaff and the coaches were Pat Norton and Roger Thacker. Compare our health insurance rates. Because some health insurance companies have boosted their rates up to 45%! Call us now. Check Country Life's health insurance rates and coverage. McHENRY. ILLINOIS WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS PH. 339-314 Your Country Companies Agents. IMKMI RICHMOND, ILLINOIS Ml. *7144*1 Insurance and Investment Services Sorling A No-Hitter Tony Sorling of the Falcons pitched a no-hitter against the Orioles in early action of the post season tournament in McHenry's Junior Youth League major division. He had a perfect game going until he walked a batter with one out in the sixth inning. He retired the next two hitters in order, however, to record his 6-0 game. In other games, The Cardinals behind John Margraffs hitting topped Hansen Decorating 9-6. Brian Toussaint led the Bluebirds past the Owls 16-6 as he was perfect at three for three. The Eagles won a see-saw game over the Hawks 14-13, and the Ravens got by the Condors 10-5. McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR (Across from the Fox Hole) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-9240 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! (Single Vision Only). Over 3 000 First Quality Metal or Plastic t IB •s 1 ES| 12 All KIDS FRAMES Metal $ £>i Plastic VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION SENIOR rinzFNS apipi WITH PURCHASk FREE FRRMESofUNsts E M E R G E N Y R E P A I R S & F R A M E R E P L A C E M E N T m [8151 385-924Q ZTS* * • n A U * h W', tn sat « to .t wiD 8 30 i W ^ -4 The Men's Twelve Inch 'game of the week' lived up to its expectation as a capacity crowd witnessed Doherty's last inning three- run rally overcome Wayne's seventh inning home run barrage for an 8-7 victory. Mike Rogers and Jeff Meddings were the heroes as both singled with two outs to bring in the winning runs. Both teams enjoyed slim leads during the contest with Wayne's taking the early lead on Tom Burke's solo home run in the first. Mike Rogers tied the score in the bottom half of the inning when he doubled and scored on Matt Oik's single. In the third Oik drove in another two runs with a home run to centerfield to give Doherty's their first lead. Irish DeCiccio scored in the same inning on a four base error and the score stood at 4-1. Wayne Roewer led off for Wayne's with a long home run to left in the fourth. Kevin Horner and George Cadotte teamed up for another run with base hits and Doherty's lead was cut to one run. In the sixth inning Wayne's first baseman Kevin Horner scored to tie the contest. After a base hit, Horner moved to second on a walk, to third on an infield error and reached home on Rich Kuchera's fielder's choice. In the bottom of the sixth Doherty's Irish DeCiccio reached third base as Wayne's right fielder miscalculated Where the ball was going to land. Randy Vauk followed with a triple to score DeCiccio and put Doherty's up by 5-4. Mike Peterson next hit a grounder to Kevin Horner who stepped on first and then threw to Wayne Roewer to nab Vauk at home in a doubleplay. Wayne's flexed their muscles in the seventh with Don Prazak, Tom Burke and Pat Burke slamming back to back home runs. Doherty's put a halt to Wayne's rally but they still trailed 7-5. In the last of the seventh Tom Roach and Steve Mai both singled with one out. However, Jim Wayman popped up for the second out. Mike Rogers kept the game allVe by hitting a single to left. Roach scored and then a bad throw on the same play allowed Mai to tie the con­ test. Rogers reached second base on the throw. There were still two outs when Jeff Meddings hit a single up the middle to drive in Rogers with the winning run. Both teams had 14 hits with Wayne's slamming five home runs out of the ball park. It was very frustrating for Ken Prazak's crew, however, as each homer was hit wothout anyone on base. Defeinsively Terry Hovseth made two excellent throws to second base to cut down Women's 16" Softball Ed's Rental won its eleventh straight game in Tuesday night McHenry women's 16-inch softbail by beating Sunnyside 7-1. Ed's scored what proved to be the winning run in the second inning as Linda Schoen's sacrifice fly brought home two runs. Three more runs scored in the third frame as Sharon Smith, Cathy Boro, and Diane Michels collected run- scoring singles. Ed's concluded its scoring in the fifth inning when Michels belted a two-run home run. Second place Gearmaster won 8-1 over N and R after giving up the lone run in the first frame. A big four-run fourth in­ ning put the game away for Gearmaster. Third place Four Winds had little trouble with Dr. Frymark crushing them 23-3 invoking the 15-run slaughter rule. Home run power paved the way to victory as Chris Tokarz collected two, while Carrie Waddington and Bonnie Irwin had one each. Tammy Kinder added a triple to the cause as did winning pitcher Becky Brefeld. The standings: WOMEN'S 16-INCH TUESDAY LEAGUE w 1 Ed's Rental 11 0 Gearmaster 8 3 Four Winds 7 4 Sunnyside 5 6 N and R 2 9 Dr. Frymark 0 11 In the Thursday division of McHenry Women's 16-inch softbail, Old Bridge shutout Oak Park 9-0 behind winning pitcher Lisa Toole. Sharal Koenigseder was the big gun for the winners with a home run and a triple driving in four runs. She broke a scoreless tie in the third inning with a three-run home run and she tripled in the final run in the fifth frame. Diane Gundlach's triple and Mary Martin's home run accounted for the five other Old Bridge runs that scored in the fourth inning. Brake Parts edged River Shannon 4-2 rallying from a 2-1 deficit in the final inning. Mary Mclnerney started the rally with a double and then scored the tying run on a base hit by Dorothy Kupstis. With two outs, Kupstis scored the winning run when Cheri Kolfer beat out an infield hit. Bernie Shaver then followed by singling in an insurance run. In another game, McHenry Dental Center banged out 18 hits en route to a 15-4 victory over Fritz- che's. Doherty's runners who had tagged up and tired to ad­ vance after flyouts. Wayne's 1 0 0 2 0 1 3 7 D o h e r t y ' s 1 0 3 0 0 1 3 8 King's Row broke their four-game losing streak as they pounded out 26 hits in a 20-7 win over Huemann's. Randy Knipfel led the winners with four hits and four RBIs including a pair of doubles. Chuck Marke, Dave Oeffling and Bill Roarke had three hits each with Marke driving in three runs and hitting a pair of doubles. John Walkington, Randy Schultz, Dan Brenner, Bob Helfand and Tim Whitman all had two hits in the rout. Guy Weber, Frank Cuda and Pete Merkel had two hits each ofr Huemann's. King'sR. 0635213 20 Huemann's3 0 2 0 0 2 0 7 King's Row scored one run in the final inning of their makeup game versus Hainesville Inn to win 3-2. Dave Oeffling drove in Randy Knipfel with a sacrifice fly to give the Row their second victory of the evening. Chuck Marke helped the winners with two hits, a walk and an RBI, while John Walkington added a pair of runs scored. Pat Zwilling and Mike Ingleby had two hits each for Hainesville Inn with Zwilling scoring twice. King's Row was outhit nine to seven in the seven inning contest. Hainesville 0010010 2 King's R. 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 The Old Bridge Tavern scored seven runs the first two innings and then coasted to a 9-2 win over Jewel Park of Barrington. outhit their seven incl base hits. Greg Freund w four to lead the Jim Zazata was at the plate going three for three. Doug Freund tripled, doubled and drove in three runs, and Jack VanMilligen added two hits. Joe Schwarz and Mike Dawson went two for two for Jewel Park. Steve Sanders drove in aty Jewel's runs with a leadoff home run in the first and an RBI single. Jewel P. 10 1 0 b 0 0 2 O. Bridge 3 4 1 0 1 0 x 9 •v *£-+U v STANDINGS -* f (as of July 22) 7**** \s E ASTERN ipi VISION *1; Fox Hole • 9 4 2 Old Bridge 7 4^2 Wayne's 7_|;' 2 King's Row 5 4 Whale's Tail 3 8 6 Little John's JLi :7M> WESTERN DIVISION W I Kb Doherty's 11 0 - Johnsburg Bus. 8 3 3 Rusty Nail 7 4 4 Huemann's 3 8 8 Jewel Park 2 8 8M2 Hainesville Inn 2 9 9 W e d n e s d a y g a m e s scheduled for July^'29 in­ clude: Doherty's yjj£t Jewel Park of Barrington at 6:45; Huemann's vs. Johnsburg Businessmen at 7:30; and Hainesville Inn vs, Rusty Nail Inn at 8:15 p in. PatWirtz Plaindealer LICENSES '1 ' , \ V , * -f I i • a - \ * • • Fri 7/31 Ihm Thvrs WHAT A CATCH - Musky fishing was excellent for Rebert Zumskl (left) of Lake Zurich, 111. on July 14,1981, as he came In with this 41 pound, 94ft inch lunker out of Lac Vieus Desert, near Phelps and Land O'Lakes, Wis. in Vilas County. He took it on a Worth Bucktail and was assisted by his father, Ed Zumski (right) of McHenry, 111. About nine years ago, Ed registered a ZlVt pound musky in the Vilas County Musky Marathon. PHOTO . GENE RAMX>FF WOLFEN &CHONC IN . UP IN SMOKE •EXTERIOR CLEANUP AND BUFFING •INTERIOR CLEANING •CUSTOM PINSTRIPING •TUNE-UPS AND •BRAKE WORK AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING UNLIMITED 926 N. FRONT STREET-McHENR Y CALLS W i l l BE TAKEN BEGINNING AUG. 1 AT 385-3580 DEALERS WELCOME '