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IVUiK H -PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 23,1962 Eagles Win Three In Youth Minors In the final week of play in the McHenry junior youth league minor division, the Eagles came up with three wins to snare second place from the late charging Bluebirds who won two and tied one. The Wrens put together two wins to improve their record and become a .500 ballclub The Wrens defeated the Ravens 114 as Dave Cable scattered eight hits while fanning six in four- plus innings of work to record the win. Kelly Roach got the save and batting support from Dennis Suchomski who went 2-for-2. Roach and Danny Sweetwood also aided in the offensive attack and Jamie Heinmiller scored two runs. Rich Larson hurled in relief for the Ravens and turned in about as good a performance all year in his four-plus innings as he allowed only two runs. Tim Glossen went 2-for-3 with a homer and double and Andy Creames had two doubles to pace the Ravens. On Saturday, the Eagles played two games knocking off the tough Condors 4-2 and downing the Orioles 14-7. Jim Simon pitched a one-hitter to stop the Condors. Matt Murphy led the hitters with two triples and a double and Bo Klont7 went 2-for-3 including a double. Matt Carson suffered the km although he struck out nine Eagles. Carson also collected the only hit off Simon as he belted a home run. Against the Orioles, Mike Haffner went three innings striking out six batters before giving way to Kkmtz, and finally to Arnie Nordensen who pitched the last two frames to get the win. Murphy again went 3-for-3 knocking two homers over the wall plus a triple. Nordensen added a triple and double in three trips. Joe Kinnerk took the loss but added a double and Ron Malcom also had a hit for the Orioles. The Cardinals took second place in the American league by slamming the Condors 114 Steve Johnson started on the mound for the Cardinals and hurled three innings before giving way to Tim (the vulture) Mauer who pitched hitless ball in the final four frames Ronnie Robinette paced the Car­ dinal batters going 2-for-2 including a two-run triple in the seventh. Greg Grant also went 2-for-2 with two runs scored and Dave Martin and Kevin McGee added to the attack. Lefty Todd Carson started for the Condors and left the game with the ~\ Dr. Philip R. Peterson ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF PETERSON CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH Whispering Point Center Barrington Center 4302 Crystal Lake Rd. 420 W. Northwest Hwy. Suite F Suite A McHenry, III. Barrington, III. (815)385-1600 (312)381 1630 Co-Leaders As Palace.- Downs N&R Palace Bowl moved into a tie for first place with N & R in the Tuesday night division of women's 16-inch softball by downing the previous lone league leaders 13-6 Chrissy Sanko belted a three-run homer and Pam Reinholm added a two-run shot in support of winning pitcher Pat Nor red. ^ si«v«ci ^ po!*TM< UTS. SI • McHENRY. II (115) MS-JTOO a> Coupon FRONT END ALIGNMENT INCLUDES EXTRA Coupon INCLUDES LABOR GOOD Coupon INCLUDES LABOR * ALL COUPONS MUST BE PRESENTED AT MTNE TIME TNE WORK IS TO BE DONE!! KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENIUNE GM PARTS ALL IN ONI STORE NEW CARS-USED CARS FINANCING RUSTFROOFING INSURANCE gSALES DEFT | ^ N T M R U T M ^ BMB PRIsS SAT t-i Closed suhdavB •*">1 •service deptI I MON • MM 7:30 5:00 INMcNENRY.IL. (lis) »s 3m AI PILL A ( PONTIA< score tied at the end of four. Steve Iacullo relieved and took the loss but chipped in with two hits. Danny Wray added a 2-for-3 performance to help the Condors. The Eagles clinched second at Matt Murphy pitched a no-hitter downing the Falcons 23-1. Murphy fumed 12 batters in five innings, belted his third homer in two days, added two triples, and did everything but be the batboy and waterboy. Jeff Lutterman and Tevor Levitt each went 2-for-3 to aid in the win. The American league champ Robins had all they could handSe in the Ravens as they managed a 6-5 nailbiter in extra innings. Brandon Pasternock started for the American league champs and went five innings before giving way to Bret Derby. Derby pitched two innings of scoreless one-hit baseball to gain his sixth win of the season and to lead the league in that department. Mark Van Liere scored the < run and joined Shawn Colomer Joey Beyer with two hits each to lead the Robin hitters. Tim Glossen pit­ ched well for the Ravens and left the game with the score tied in the sixth. Greg Keller and Bobby Gorman led the Raven hitters as each collected two hits. The Bluebirds came up with a six- run rally after two were out to come- from-behind and defeat the Condors 11-9. Kelly Radic was the winner going six innings and recording six whiffs. P & R Leagues Brett Newbiough saved the game for the Bhaebink as he grabbed a smash- to center and doubled a runner off first base to end the game. Kelly and Kevin Ramc each went 2- for-3 to pace the Bluebirds. Brian Withrow added two doubles and Scott Blietz also garnered two hits. Matt Hopp started for the Condors and was relieved by Danny Wray who suffered the kiss. Chris Sorensen, Steve Iacullo, and Hopp all collected two hits for the Condors. The late charging Wrens clobbered the Roadrunners 18-2 as Brian Condon three a three-hitter and struck out eight batters. John Olson went S-for-3 with a double to lead the Wrens and Mike McGowan and Dave Cable also aided in the win. Sam Perez, Scott Deihl, and Craig McGrath collected the Roadrunner hits. YOUTH MINORS Final Steadings: . American League Robins Cardinals Ravens Roadrunners Hawks Blue jays Orioles 11 7 5 S S 1 t 2 0 3 10 0 13 National League Monday 12-Inch Softball O&ls Eagles Bluebirds Condors Sparrows Wrens Falcons 11 10 9 7 6 6 1 t 0 2 1 12 7 Riverside Merchants West End Pub Another Galaxy Spellman Chevrolet McHenry Kiwanis Engiewood Electric High Fives This week's highlights: McHenry Kiwanis notched its second win of the year defeating the High Fives 11-4. The Riverside Merchants moved into first place by downing Engiewood Electric 18-3 in five innings. Joe Carlisle's home run invoked the 15-run slaughter rule. Another Galaxy put away Spellman Chevrolet 19-8. Tuesday 12-Inch Softball Bellon Construction The Back Door The Blue Camel Faith Church Matrix IV Oak Park Hotel Old Bridge This week's highlight*: Matrix IV dumped Faith Church 10- 2. • " * The Blue Camel held off Oak Park Hotel 20-16. Over-1he-fence home runs by Skip Bellon and George Cadotte powered first place Bellon Construction to a 25- 18 win over the Old Bridge. Pat Derby AND NOW FOR THE FUN -- It was a lot of hard work for Amv Williams of the peddling 848 chances i new bike she received as top piise. Amy is the 8-year-old daughter of Mike and Ginny Williams, McHenry. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD /wu niun run inc. r un --it was iimw naro worn iw McHenry pigtail league as she was the top ticket seller, on a shopping spree. Now Amy will enjoy pedalling the ne\ the ten prise. Amy is the 8-year-old daughter of Mike Divot Dolls at MCC Games for Monday, July 26: 6:30 - High Fives vs. Engiewood 7:30 - McHenry Kiwanis vs. Another Galaxy. 8:30 - Riverside vs. West End. Games for Tuesday, July 27: 6:30 - Oak Park vs. Back Door. 7:30 - Matrix IV vs. Bellon. 8:30 - Faith Church vs Blue Camel It was the day of the year for the gals at McHenry Country Club Tuesday as they took oyer the golf course an dining room for their annual Hullaballoo. Once again, the weather man cooperated, providing a clear blue-skied, sun-filled July 30. Lots of snacking and lunching in the woods went along with some fine golfing by the ladies and their guests. Preceding dinner and prize presentationa, entertainment in the form of "Sentimental Journey Around the World" brought down the house as a variety of skits, songs and dancing were performed. The in-house talent was under the direction of our lady of the keyboard, Millie Simon, and Betty Mohan included so many o fthe ladies that the list is too long to write. Golfing awards were made, in' various categories. A Blind Bogie was' won by Dot Shadle, Dot Freund, Joan Schloskey and Irish Sayler. Low Net awards in Class A for members went to Sue Martin with a 68 and to Carol Cooney with 72. In Class B to Carol Barnicle with 86 and Carolyn Harger with 67. In Class C Toots Gerstad with 74 and Fran Weyland with 77. In Qua D Micki Becker with 71 and Lynn- little-mother-to-be-McKieroan with 74. Low Putts for members were Espar Oja with 27, Janet Conway with 31, Freida Miller with 33 and Sully Consaga with 32. Low Net for 9-Hole members went to Jeanne Nigbor with 38 and Millie Simon with 39 while Lorraine Young low-putted with 17. For the Guest golfing awards a ALEXANDER LUMBSR CO "KST OF EYEIYTHMC FOR THE BUUET FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN •KEMPER-MILLCREEK CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-HUNG DOORS •NORD SPINDLES •ARMSTRONG CEILING SYSTEMS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHID PANELING •STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phon« 385-1424 909 N. Front St., McHenry Peoria System was used. Those winning were Mickey Gallagher with 09, Evie Steinbach with 71, Dawn Schnullewith 72, Von Wallack with 72, Carol Rad Dadacky with 75XJ1 Michels with 78 and Mary Bell with 76. Low Putts by a guest were 29 rolled in by Phyllis Curtis. Nine-hole Guest category showed Esta Pitts with 41 and Ethel Hartman with low putts of 19. Two special events on the golf course occurred. For closest to the hole on No. 18 member Alvina Yopp won and guest Dorothy Hughes dit­ toed. Longest .drive on No. 4 was put out by Judy Smithson, member, and Phyllis Healy, guest. They both laid than out thdre right around the 230 yard marfc.. . , . With better than 180 women in at­ tendance it was just about impossible to pick up all the reports on birdies and chip-ins. Here are a few, however. Mary Mutchinsky chipped in on No. 13 to hold par as did Espar Oja on both Nos. 11 and 17. Betty Rode, for the first time in thirty years birdied No. 15 to really make the day for her. Other birdies were scored by Sue Martin on No. 15, Judy Smithson on No. 18, Carol Cooney on Nos. 14 and 18, and Lil Michels on Nos. 6, 14 and 15. The foursome of Judy Smithson, Dee Overton, Carol Cooney and Lil Michels found it interesting that each of the foursome had a par three 6n the over-the-creek No. 8. It uaually doesn't happen, even with the men. Incidently, a crazy-putts contest was won by member Sue Martin and guest Nancy McAuliffe. Much appreciation goes to a great committe, headed by Shirley Nye and Joan Buss, and their workers who put together one of the best Hullaballoos ever and truly made for Happy Golfing! Liz 5ports Lifesaving Class The City of McHenry Department of Parks * Recreation will be offering a Senior Lifesaving class beginning on Monday, August 9. Anyone interested in being certified to be a lifeguard should sign up for this American Red Cross program. The classes will be held at Knox park pool on Monday through Friday. Class time is 10 a.m. to 12 noon run­ ning for two weeks. Participants must have reached their 15th birthday and will be required to swim a minimum of 500 yards at the first class. Registration for the program is now being taken at Mchenry City hall, 1111 N. Green street. The registration fee includes all books and1 materials Registration for this class is limited so you are encouraged to register early. Hiller & Hamm Captures Crystal Lake Tourney CRYSTAL LAKE - It wasn't easy, but the Hiller 4 Hamm travelling softball team got the job done in its recent 10-inch softball tournament. By winning five of six contests on the final day, the Hiller 4 Hamm team captured the first place trophy in the Fox V a l l e y O f f i c i a l s Association's third annual Class B double elimination tournament held in Crystal Lake. Being a double elimination tournament, Hiller 4 Hamm played with its backs against the waU as it dropped its third game to fall into the HARMS FARM 4727 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD.. McHENRY "Right Across From McHonry Wool Compos" OPEN DAILY 9-7:30 SUN. 9-7 Pi I FIESTA DAYS SALE! \ s GREEN SEEDLESS WE ALSO HAVE: •HOMEGROWN INDIANA CANTELOUPI LB. •HOMEGROWN SWEET CORN •ILL. GROWN TOMATOES •CUKE$*PEPPERS*WATERMELONS losers bracket where one more loss would mean elimination. But the locals came out on top as it had to defeat a top team team twice for the title. Hiller 4 Hamm. composed of several standout ballplayers in the McHenry area, opened play against the Foxes from Cary-Grove and pounded out a convincing 20-3 win. Wayne Hiller. John Meyers, Bob Michels, and winning pitcher Jim Meyers all had three Mts in the contest and Michels included a home run. The Giraffes from Chicago were the next victim, 17-16, but not until Tom Spasojevich singled home John with one out in the bottom of the tenth inning. The Giraffe's had broken a 15-all tie with a run in the top of the inning, but HiUer 4 Hamm quickly knotted the score as Ron Lentine and John singled, Jeff Me] flew out, Wayne Ekd home Lentine feet up Spasojevich's leyers Hiller winning hit. John had five hits in six plate appearances, while Wayne Hiller, Don Bentz, and Bill Meyers had three hits each. All of BiU's went for home runs and Tony Huemann, playing in his first game also homered. The next day, Hiller 4 Hamm lost its first contest in what would be the first of its six games on the day. The locals gave up 11 runs in the first inniig and never caught up with the Wizards of CarpentersviUe, losing 21*11. Joe Dehn, Wayne, and John had three hits each. In the loeer's bracket, Hiller 4 Hamm again faced the Foxes with the same result. Jim Meyers threw a two- hitter as the locals breezed to a 21-2 win. Jim alao went 4-for-4, while Jeff Meyers and Michels alao had three hits. Jim threw his second straight two-hitter as the locate then whitewashed the Oasis AMBrican Legion Post 491 MWMIMI, McMEIRY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FISH FIT EVERY FUMY (540 - MO PJL) •KKMUTNCMUT •SBHHiUU PIUS GIANT SALAD BAH INCLUDED HALL FOR RENT PERfCT FOR WEDDINGS SANQOETS PARTIES ANO MORE from Chicago, 10-0. Myron Bentz hit a two-run homer in the top of the fifth to lead Hiller 4 Hamm to a 13-7 win over the Taggers of C s r y - G r o v e . B i l l Meyers socked his fourth home run of the tournament and Dehn had three hits including s double. In the tournament semi-finals, the locals again faced the Wizards, this time however with different results. Hiller won its first rematch 21-11 scoring nine runs in the top of the seventh inning to put the game away. Myron Bentz hit his second homer of the t o u r n a m e n t , a n d Huemann and John Meyers added inside- the-park round trippers t h e m s e l v e s . J o h n , Spasolevich, and Dehn had three hits. Hiller closed out the weekend with a sound 24-9 win over the Wizards in th* tournament title game. Jim Meyers recorded his seventh weekend win and helped his own cause with four hits including two doubles. Wayne Hiller topped that performance with six straight hits including a double, triple, and four runs scored. John, Bill, Don Bentz, and Steve Dobner added three hits each. The victory marked the third time in four tournaments that Hiller 4 Hamm had placed in. The victory also assured them a berth to the World Tournament to be held September 17-19 in Rockfard. Kil