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pulled off the pionahip title straight oppom Gary Sckwettaer. and Margie ft Hffli are la the top raw (L-R) MiMto, ni Mke Ftae. In the Karesyniaki. Charles Haimaa. R): Randy Gilbert. Bar Ftakhd Favorite Spoil 13-12 poat season playoff John's Sport Stop pAace by winning a -6 conteat over Johnsburg Wins Tournament Buenzli To Play In III. Amateur "Hie 32nd Illinois State Amateur Golf championship, sponsored and con­ ducted by the Chicago District Golf Association, will be played at the Country Club of Peoria (Peoria, D.) thka week Auguat 10-12. One hundred and thirty six players will compete for the championship over73hoteeat stroke play. The entire field will play II hotee each of the flrat two days and the low SO players and tiee after SB holea on Thursday. Joining M exempt players will be ' v V '.T f t Hermann's wim 119 over Carey Kleciric. and Mclfenry Favorite Sport bombed Riverside Bake Shop 1H In itemi-final competition, John­ sburg won a hard fought 12-6 conteat over favored John's Sport to drop them in to the third place bracket. 'a also fell into the third bracket as McHenry Favorite won a 7-6 nailbitor. In the battle for first place, John- sburg outslugged Favorite Spoil to capture the championahip. captured third place convincing 11-6 Huemann'a. Youth it-Inch Softball Regular Season Final Standings Haldeman Approaching New Record "He's feeling really good," Ken added. "His met were bothering him NEVADA, MO. - Lon Haldeman, hie lead. r owing by the hour, cycled into Missouri early Monday morning as the Great American Bike Race entered its sixth full day. Haldeman reported^ had a 100-mile lead over former Olympian John Golf Invit. Set The eighth annual McHenry Women's Invitational Golf Tournament will be played on Thursday and Friday, August 12-13 at McHenry Country Club in McHenry, Illinoie. Nestled in the rolling terrain of the Fox Valley, McHenry will welcome some 190 women to its "Pink and Green" women'a amateur handicap golf tournament. For the unitinitiatad, thif preatigioua tour­ nament derives its kniekname from its ii heme. «wi which la' seen throughout the tour­ nament. With entreee en- cioeed, conteetants will be arriving from all over the midweat. Returning to defend her title will be Brenda Pictor out of Beauclerc Country Club in Jacksonville, Florida aa well as Thorngate Country Chib'e Jackie Cullman who Just woo the Lake county ladiea golf tournament two weeks ago. Five flights have been set up. There will be a scratch championahip flight and four handicap flighta that are already filled to capacity. W.L 0MS Set The Wonder Lake Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 6-6 will be conducting daaaaa for anyone between the ages of 11-17 on Saturday, Auguat 14 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. After completion of theae claaaea, the student will be certified to operate a motor drives cert. For more information or dataUa, call Mr. Ted BoewaB at 726-0124 Howard aa he departed ^itchita, Kansas at 6:06 p.m. Sunday. But the Harvard cyclist's lead over the second place Howard ballooned overnight to 140 miles aa ne rooe tnrougn tilts southwestern Miaeouri town Monday morning, according tohie brother Ken, a auppot member. Haldeman la a full day ahead of 1661 record-aetting Weet-to-East coaat pace and could reach New York by late Thursday or early Friday. He waa expected to pedal into Ms home state of Illinoia Monday night and reet near Jacksonville. "The way he's going • SS7 miles a day average • he'll reach New York in eight deye, 21 hours," Ken Haldeman told the Woodatock Daily Sentinel. "He'll probably be riding the laat 700 milea non-stop. bothering him (Sunday) but we got him some new shoes and |L,| I, ,lr, m A »» WBl n€lD6Q. Haldeman haa held a steady leed since the four-man, croaa country duel began laat Wedneeday in Santa Monica. California. With little aleep the first day, he buret out into a convincing lea0 diet he haa yet to reiinquieh. Trailing in third place Monday waa California profeaaor Michael Shermer, 290 milea back. In fourth place waa John Marino, 200 milee behind the lender. Haldeman hiked through the night, finally stopping for a few hours of deep at 2:00 a.m. Monday morning. He rammed Ma pace at6:00 a.m. this morning, crosaing tbr Kanaaa-Misaouri state line. Crystal Lake Country Club (Crystal Lake), and Soangetaha Country Club (Galeeburg). A total of 807 entered the championship. The 1061 champion, Tom ParkhUl of Champaign Country Club (Cham­ paign) will defend while McHenry's Jim Buenzli, laat year'a runner-up will alao return. In 1061, Buentll fired a three day total of 260 to finish two strokes behind medaliat Parkhill playing at Champaign Cow try Club. Hornet Sign-Up The McHenry Hornets grade school football team will hold its fall registration on Saturday, August 14 between the hours of 10:00 and S:00 m. at McHenry Favorite Sport ited at 1210 N. Green street, McHenry The Hornets, a member of the Northern lllinoie Junior football league, made their first appearance in a title game laat eeeeon after finiahing the regular seaaon with an 6-1 record. John's Sport Stop 12 McHenry Favorite Sport 10 Johnsburg Businessmen 10 Huemann's 6 Carey Electric 7 Jet Concrete 7 • 7 J Riverside Bake Shop 2 12 Don's Dairy Froat-JSP 0 14 Soccer Finishes The McHenry youth summer soccer program recently concluded ite fineet season of participation with the three age divisions crowning championa. Here's a look at the week's final results: 6-7 Year Olda w 1 t Orange 5 2 1 Green 4 3 1 Royal Blue 2 6 0 Recent Scoree Orange 3 Green 3 Green 3 Royal Blue 2 6-9 Year Olda w 1 t Light Blue 9 0 0 Orange 2 3 0 Green 2 3 0 Royal Blue 14 0 RecentScoree Light Blue 8 Orange 0 Green 2 Royal Blue 0 10-12 Year Olds w I t Orange 8 0 0 Green 2^5 1 Royal Blue 2 5 1 Recent Scores Orange 4 Green 1 Green 4 Royal Blue 2 *•4 % Longtime McHenry reaideat Charles Vycital (right) enjoying hie retirement from Vydial's Hardware, receatly caaght this IS-pound. 37-iaeh maskle while fishing with his brother Staa sad nephew Ren (left) at India a Lake In Canada. After measurements aa pktaree. the Aeh waa released anharmed to be caaght agala by some fatare sportsmaa. Annual MDA Skate-A-Thon Planned The Juet For Fun Roller Rink, 014 N.Front street, McHenry, will be sponsoring its annual Skate-A-Thon to benefit the Muscular Distrophy Association on Saturday, Auguat 21. This event, held for the paet eight years, has raiaed over $12,000 for children and adulta who have any one of the 40 neuromuscular diaeaaee covered by the Association. Aldona Cepulis, operator of the Just For Fun Roller Rink, hopes this year's Skate- A-Thon will exceed the $15,000 mark for Jerry's Kids. There will be a nominal registration fee for the 10-hour event, which wiU be donated to MDA and skaters will be asking for tax-deductible con- tributions that wUl allow MDA to continue providing medical services and funds for research. Prizes will be awarded to those who participants like to donaU loney. Any nerchanta \ or merchanta who would donate prism can contact Mrs. Cepulis at 3694)440. CARS! CARS! CARS! MMBtf aik mr? At CAMUC-POKIUC POUFTIAC M I M W U M S H UttVl A DfM WITH At 1st, • worry-Hi way to dsn carpets diet's guerm teed sate for si fibers No *. No mixing. You don't even have to mom the fur «. Eecy to MM, too. 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