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PAGE I - PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1962 • j 5 mm. % . j& ***»"* •" *• * •£:-'•: : .vi, , • 1SK» ; « , -v s,; «P»/-• ' / • • Mullen, Bauml Star Firing one his many strikes is McHenry pitcher Doug Mullen in Tuesday night's contest with Johnsburg. The Warrior senior survived an early three-run barrage by the Skyhawks and went on to post an 8-3 win as he struck out nine batters and only allowed four hits. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Weather Slows Down Netters, But Victories Arrive Fast McHenry's tennis team waited out a snowed out week before beginning its 1982 schedule, but showed no signs of complacency in crushing two opponents on the road this week. Coach Gary Gray's net­ ters, 15-7 a year ago, disposed of Elgin Larkin Monday night then did an encore against Grant on TuejidaiL The \Varriors won • t '•» jainst Elgin, number one fes^ player Scott Rhode opened the scoring for McHenry by sweeping Kyle Pederson in straight sets 6-3, 6-1. Randy Glick, the Warriors' number two singles player, needed three sets to defeat the Royals' Mike Beckley 2-6, 7-5, 6-3. Todd Rhode concluded the singles sweep by defeating Dan Verbich 7-5, 6-2 in number three. In the doubles com­ petition, McHenry's number one team of Brad Salman and Kevin Burgess played the longest match to date before winning over Tom Schroeder and Chris Collins 6-1, 7-6, 11-9. The number two doubles team of Ed Donohue and Chris Stumbris completed the Warrior victory by winning in straight sets 6-4, Prep Events Friday, April 16 McHenry Boys Baseball Crystal Lake South 4:30 p.m. Johnsburg Boys Tennis Round Lake 4:30 p.m Johnsburg Girls Softball Harvard 4:15 p.m. Saturday, April 17 McHenry Boys Tennis Quad Meet at West 10:00 a.m. Johnsburg Boys Tennis at McHenry 10:00 a.m. McHenry Boys Track at Geneva 10:00 a.m. Johnsburg Boys Track at Cary-Grove Monday, McHenry Badminton McHenry Boys Track McHenry Girls Track at Johnsburg Girls Softball Johnsburg Girls Track Marian Boys Baseball Marian Girls Track Marian Boys Tennis April 19 at Zion-Ben ton 4:30 p.m. Crystal Lake South 4:30 p.m. Woodstock with Cary 4:30 p.m. at Round Lake 4:30 p.m. at Crown with C.L. Central 4:00 p.m. Hononegah4:15p.m. atGrant4:30 p.m. atGrant4:00p.m. Tuesday, April 20 McHenry Boys Baseball McHenry Girls Softball McHenry Boys Tennis McHenry Water Polo Johnsburg Boys Baseball Johnsburg Girls Softball Johnsburg Boys Track Marian Girls Softball Marian Boys Track at Grant 4:30 p.m. at Woodstock 4:30 p.m. at Crystal Lake South 4:30 p.m. Highland Park 4:30 p.m. at Grayslake 4:30 p.m. Wauconda 4:30 p.m. at Mooseheart 4:00 p. m. at Hononegah 4:15 p.m. at Hononegah 4:00 p.m. McHenry Tops Johnsburg 8-3 6-2 over Brian Kummert and Dennis Meyer. McHenry's frosh-soph team also won 5-0 over Larkin. Against Grant, Scott Rhode picked up right where he had left off in number one singles by trouncing Dan Diehl 6-4, 6-1. Glick followed suit by winning handily in straight sets 6-0, 6-2 over the Bulldogs' Jeff gtokes in number two singles, and Todd Rhode kept his record perfect with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Mike Vonbehrem. McHenry's number one doubles team of Salman- Burgess had an easier time against Grant winning 7-5, 6- 2 over Allan Brothers and Eric Ullberg And the second tandem of Donohue-Stumbris made it two shut outs in as many days for the Warriors by handling Chris Brothers and Kurt Carlson in identical 6-1, 6-1 sets. McHenry's frosh-soph team defeated Grant 4-1. The Warriors, 2-0, look ahead to Saturday's Quadrangular meet which begins at 10:00 a.m. at McHenry H.S. West Cam­ pus. McHenry had its first quadrangular meet snowed out last Saturday, but the weather appears to be favorable for this weekend's event. Other competing teams include Johnsburg with state returnee Dan Kiernan at number one singles, Marengo, and North Chicago. On Tuesday, April 20, the Warriors will face probably their biggest challenge of the season when they travel to Crystal Lake South for a 4:30 p.m. match. Carl Moesche McHENRY -- You have to give Doug Mullen credit. After being rocked for three quick runs in the first inning by cross-town rival Johnsburg, the McHenry senior settled down to pitch the Warriors to their second straight win of the season Tuesday night. McHenry won 8-3. "I thought Doug did a super job once he got past the first inning," said McHenry coach Bian Wilson. "I think he also learned that he has to warm up properly before he starts a game. He may not have given himself enough time." But that's a problem that should work itself out in as he gains more pitching experience. Afterall, this was only Mullen's second game since his freshman year and his first on the mound. After being shut out in their season opener at Cary- Grove, Johnsburg wasted little time in scoring their first runs of the season. Jeff Fowler led off the game with a sharp single to centerfield on Mullen's first offering, then Rob Peisert followed by slapping a hard hit ground ball that Warrior second baseman Mike Bauml bobbled for an error. With runners on first and second and no outs, Joe Meyers pulverized Mullen's first pitch deep into right centerfield, out onto the cinder track for a prodigous three-run homer. After four pitches, Johnsburg led 3-0. But Mullen pulled himself together, struck out the nqxt three batters to retire the side, and blanked the Skyhawks on two hits the remainder of the contest In the bottom of the first inning, McHenry got one of those runs back as Dave Smith drew a walk off Johnsburg pitcher Larry "Hoagy" Dix with two outs and designated hitter Tim Evans followed with a long run-scoring double to left field. After Mullen retired the side in order in the top of the second frame, his team­ mates quickly went to work and tied up the game in the bottom half of the innipg. • Fritz Larsen led off trith a base oh balls and wafc ad-: vanced to second on a per­ fectly executed sacrifice by Mike Dillon. After Dave Williams struck out, Bauml redeemed his first inning miscue with a base hit sending Larsen to third. Wilson then called for the double steal As Bauml was jockeying between first and second in a rundown, Larsen made his break for home and the throw to catcher Dan Williams was too late. I^arsen had his stolen base and so did Bauml who wound up at second. Tore Sivertsen followed with a solid single to leftfield scoring Bauml who beat the throw to the plate. Smith then grounded out ending the inning. McHenry went ahead to stay in the bottom of the fourth as again Larsen got matters going by walking to lead off the frame. Dillon followed with a single, and Williams did the |same to load the bases with no outs. Bauml then wrapped out the second of his three hits off Dix to score Larsen with what proved to be the win­ ning run. Sivertsen followed by chopping a ground ball to third, but the attempted force out throw to home hit Dillon in the back. Two runs scored on the play with Bauml moving to third. He then scored the fourth run of the inning as Smith delivered a sacrifice fly to left. In the sixth, Meyers got the first Johnsburg hit off Mullen since his first inning home run by singling to right with one out. Dan Williams followed with a single to left and the Skyhawks had their rally going. But Mark Hiller popped up to Sivertsen at third, and Scott Zalke's apparent hit to right became an acrobatic inning .ending out as Larsen slid along the ground to make the catch.' wThat catch really hurt us," said Johnsburg coach Jim Meyers. "That one and the one on Fowler's line shot in the third was the dif­ ference in the game." McHenry collected its final run in the bottom of the sixth. Williams walked with one out, advanced on a Bauml base hit, and scored on Smith's single through the infield. Mullen put down the Skyhawks in order in the seventh frame including two via strikeout to record his complete game victory. Mullen finished with nine whiffs in his seven innings of work and allowed only four hits and three walks. Dix went the distance for Johnsburg allowing nine hits and four walks, while striking out two. After opening Fox Valley conference competition on Wednesday against Jacobs, McHenry (2-0) will host last year's conference chaftipion Crystal Lake South on Friday, April 16 in a 4:30 p.m. game at McCracken field. Johnsburg (0-2) will make up a eame with Richmond- Burton on Thursday, *then travel to Grayslake on Tuesday, April 20 for another non-conference contest. .* Carl Moesche .. Johnsburg " r h e 3-0-0-0-0-0-0 - 3 4 2 r h e McHenry Plaindealer MHSmSt ' 1 OUT AT THIRD -- is McHenry's Tim Evans (right) as Johnsburg third baseman Mike Leon gets the force out throw from shortstop Rob Peisert. McHenry won the game 8-3. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry Girls Win Opener CRYSTAL LAKE - McHenry's girls track team waited a week to begin its schedule as everybody else did due to the weather, but opened its outdoor season on a strong note trouncing host Crystal Lake South 84-44 Monday night. Coach Don Seaton's Warriors captured nine of the 15 events including all three of the relays to win easily. "We didn't have all of our runners, but then neither did they," said Seaton. "But our kids ran well and it's a good start for us." Junior Terri Blume led the Warrior girls with three place performances. In­ dividually, she won the 400 meter dash with a time of 66 4 seconds, and she teamed up to help capture a pair of relay events, the 800 meters and also the 1600. Tracey Brechel also assisted in the scoring as she ran on all three of the win­ ning relay teams. Junior Angela Anderson, McHenry's school record- holder in both the 100 and the 200 meter low hurdles, didn't eclipse any of her school marks, but she did win both events with times of 19.36 and 37.18, respectively. Sophomore captain Delia Saunders also was a double winner capturing the 1600 meters in 5:59.6 and running on the winning 1600 relay team. •• Of McHenry'S Olfifor firstSw p l a c e f i n i s h e r s , j u n i o r K e l l y ' Sue Thomas came within six feet of her school record in the discus with a heave of 89- feet 0-inches. After a make-up meet at Grant on Thursday, McHenry's girls team will travel to Woodstock on Monday, April 19 for a 4:30 p.m. triangular meet with the Blue Streaks and also Cary-Grove. 100-meter Dash: l.Matheis (CLS) in 14.35; 2.Terri Blume (McH) 14.39; 3.Debbie Freund (McH) 14.41. 100-meter Low hurdles: 1.Angela Anderson (McH) 19.36; 2.Sara Prust (McH) 20.58; 3.Peg Chilvers (McH) 20.65. 200-meter Dash: 1.Pocket (CLS) 31.1; 2. Sue Polka (McH) 31.2; 3.Byrnes (CLS) 31.95. 200-meter Low hurdles: 1.Angela Anderson (McH) 37.18; 2. Sara Prust (McH) 39.52; 3.Greta Larsen (McH) 400-meter Dash: 1.Terri Blume (McH) 66.4; 2.Sue Polka (McH). 4 0 0 - m e t e r R e l a y : 1.McHenry in 56.9 (Debbie Freund, Greta Larsen, Tracey Brechel, and Mary Adams). 8 0 0 - m e t e r D a s h : 1.Lammons (CLS) 2:34.1; 2.Delia Saunders (McH) 2:36.4; 3.Donna DeVenecia (McH) 2:43.2. 8 0 0 - m e t e r R e l a y : 1.McHenry in 2:06.1 (Terri Blume, Tracey Brechel, Mary Adams, and Sue Polka). 1600-meter Run: 1.Delia Saunders (McH) 5:59.6; 2.Peterson (CLS) 6:01.3; 3.Pam Bradley (McH) 6:16.9. 1 6 0 0 - m e t e r R e l a y : 1.McHenry in 4:39.6 (Tracey Brechel, Terri Blume, Delia Saunders, and Donna DeVenecia). 3 2 0 0 - m e t e r R u n : 1.Peterson (CLS) 12:47.4; 2.Pam Bradley ^ (McH) 12:51.5; 3.Tiffany Hinger (McH) 14:18.0. Shot put: 1.Franz (CLS) 32-3; 2.Debbie Freund (McH) 29-1; 3.Silvers (CLS) 28-1. Long jump: lMichelle Paul (McH) 14-8; 2,Sara Prust (McH) and Sue polka (MoH) both 14-6. Discus: 1.Kelly Sue Thomas (McH) 89-0; 2.Kuetemeyer (CLS) 83-6; Franz (CLS) 82-6. High jump: l.Likus (CLS) 4-6; 2.Peg Chilvers (McH) 4- 6; 3.Angela Anderson (McH) 4-0. NIPPED AT THE WIRE - McHenry barely missed capturing the 100 meter dash as Terri Blume (third from left) appears to have the race won, but Crystal L^ke South's Mathies (fourth from left) came from behind to win in 14:35. Blume finished a close second at 14:39, while the Warriors' Debbie Freund (second from left) was third in 14:41. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD PROM PIZAZZ ALL PROM TUXEDO RENTALS REMEHKR ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED AT LEAST 10 DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROM 1214 N GREEN ST McHENRY M5-M1* DAH.Y 9 to 5 30 FRI 9 to 8 315-0019 STORE FOR MEN 10% OFF TUXEDOS START AS LOW AS $2500 (SHOES EXTRA) RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE AT New Jewel/Osco SHOPPING CENTER West Route 120, McHenry 1,275 TO 2,500 so. FT. 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