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Jun,or pigtail league action, following leaders afer the first month of E&jESSLli* re,main̂ p,ay: Maj°r division-Cardinals and the only undefeated team by ending the Brush Inn (6-1) ; Minor division month with A 6-0 record. S & L kept its National league-Sparrows (9-0) record spotless by beating previously American league-Cardinals (5-2): Mini j!,6? !.teams Favorite Sport 12-11 division National League-Cubs (7-1) American League-Yanks, Brewers, and McHenry little league produced the Sox (6-2). MM Bobby Jo Hall of Wonder Lake was the hit the tape in 46:36 to edge out last first lady to finish the 7-mile run as she year's winner Carrie Mortell. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD In the Johnsburg little league, the Pirates led the National league with a perfect 8-0 record and the Astros led the American league with a 4-1 record. JULY Doherty's remained the class of the league in the Western division of men's 12-inch Softball by winning all five of its games to boost its record t9 11-0. \ Included in those wins were victories over the top three teams in the Eastern division: 9-3 over the Fox Hole Tap, 11-9 over the Old Bridge, and 8-7 ove^ Wayne's. In the game against Wayne's, Jeff Meddings drove in Mike Rogers with a late inning single to keep Doherty's unbeaten. The Fox Hole took over first place in the East with a 9-2 record while Wayne's and the Old Bridge tied for second place with 7-4 records. Tom Spasojevich of the Western division Johnsburg Businessmen, went 6-for-6 in his last two games to take over the batting leadership with a .750 average. McHenry's American Legion baseball team fell upon hard times during July winning only three of nine games played. McHenry started out strong with wins of 3-0 over Genoa and 9-6 over De Kalb but then lost five straight. •Before the month ended, McHenry chalked up win number three by win­ ning the annual Old Timers game 10-5. Jeff Major did the most damage for the winners as he went 4-for-4 with three runs scored and had four runs batted in. McHenry closed out the month losing at Algonquin. In women's 16-inch Softball, Ed's Rental had another perfect month as five victories combined for a 12-0 overall record in the Tuesday night league. In the Thursday night league, three teams continued to fight it out for first PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 2». i»g/ •mmK̂ S No, this is not a scene from the popular movie "Caddyshack." champ Bill Fuiava tied as the match went into sudden death. Dick Rosing displays his reaction toa putt that stopped at the Rosing then captured his first-ever club championship with a rim of the cup delaying his club championship at Chapel Hill par on hole one. Country Club. This action at the 18 green kept defending STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD SattlOIS 0F TB$J% lite U/tOMIl/IOC I Pill I I I I I I & i f . •• •* V - • • mmm W. B. BJORKMAN Tim Langford, a resident of Genoa City, Wis., won the 7 River Run during McHenry's Fiesta Days in July with a time of 36:09. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Wm. Tonyan fr Sens, Inc. CELEBRATING OUR 20th YEAR! GKNERAL CONTRACTOR from design to landscaping Authorized Builder of: o Inryco an Inland Steel company COMMmCIML • INDUSTRIAL METRL BUILDINGS Wm. Tonyan & Sons, Inc. ' ^ ' 1 c i k I f" C l Q A O M c H E N S R H 3 , SINCE 1962 McHENRY ILL i n £ I I i I 1 % ti 1 11,1 I IP! i I ill i first Location - Riverside Drive Mr. Walter B. Bjorkman and his son, Stan, opened their hardware store at this location in 1947. They provided all manner of hardware and houseware for residents of McHenry and surrounding areas. 35 YEARS LATER >: I !••• STAN BJORKMAN i • ' ' i l l 111 i i i i • • i Present Location, Elm Street STEVE BJORKMAN I I i f ; i f I ft • % i • • ^ i i I Ace Hardware moved to it's present location in 1964 and gained much needed space, inside and out. The second generation of Bjorkmans, Steve and Craig, have now joined the force.and together they are maintaining a beautiful store with a friendly helpful atmosphere that never changes. CRAIG BJORKMAN A C E 1" A R 1 D W A 1 u u fie 3729 West Elm St. McHenry, Illinois (815) 385-0722