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Aft 12-Inch Recreational PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY, JUNE*. 1183 Oak Park Still Unbeaten Oak Park began their 13-9 onslaught of the Back Door in the first inning with two singles and an error loading the bases for Terry Harvey's walk to score the first run. jteob Lands followed with a single Keeping the bases loaded and adding another run. Brian Harvey reached p$se on balls increasing the score and a "sacrifice fly to left field by Dan Arndt picked up an HBI and allowing Brian Harvey to move to third and jajter scoring on a passed ball. Oak Park padded their score in the rnird inning with two men on, a double By Arndt brought two runs across the plate. AMrit later scored on a sacrifice fly to right field by Bill pbrig, giving Oak Park a 9-0 lead. The Back Door finally got on the 3£oreboard in the fourth inning, when fielder's choice and an error allowed Wto men On base. Chuck Schlottman a hit in center field bringing two iftfen home. ,10With two men on in the fourth, Oak Park picked up a run to stay ahead of fhe Back Door on a fielder's choice by Bob Landa. '•'The win leaves Oak Park the only [defeated team in Tuesday's night gue. Blue Camel 10 Funk's Plumbing 9 VLast year's team to beat was finally t&ftded their first loss on the season mling to the Blue Camel in extra innings. , It was a slow start for the normal power house hitting from Funk's. 1*unk*s picked up a run in the first lining when Hugh McGowan's Sacrifice fly to right center field stared George Cadotte. In the second {lining, Dale Lundius lead off with a single which turned into a run on a three base error. '^While Brock Olsen's single sent Joe tiaFontaine home, Cadotte closed out the inning scoring two runs on a double, giving Funk's Plumbing a 4-0 Advantage. . ilrBlue Camel tied the game at 6-6 batting through the lineup. Three >6nsecutivfe base hits opened the door or Paul Kilday to bring the first run lome on a base hit. A single by Hester jrought home another run, while a wo run single by Buss Frett tied the game. Funk's moved out in front again in the fourth with a two run double by John Wilkenson. Blue Camel held Funk's to a one run lead when the Camel's John Huemann scored on a fielder's choice. Funk's Skip Bellon gave Funk's ir last run when he turned a single into a homerun on a three base error. Bellon's run gave Funk's a 10-7 lead. Blue Camel came back 111 ; s a io-7 ieaa. urywwi k w j i n j M w B n d M . a single by Huemann and Tom Blake to tie the game. A triple by Kilday in the ninth, followed by two intentional walks set the stage-far the winning run to be sewed On Blake's base on balls. Carey Electric 15 Sullivan Foods 9 Carey Electric looked destined to win from the start. With three mm walked in the first inning, Joe Carey placed a hit into the outfield clearing the bases for a three run triple. Carey sent four additional hits, including a triple by A1 Etten, picking up three more runs. They led in the first inning 6-0. v / Carey batted through their lineup again in the second inning, adding six more runs to pad their lead. Doubles by Pat Arnold, Dan O'Brien and A1 Etten sparked the Carey scoring. Sullivan got a break in the third inning when walks put men on base for Gary Schultz tripled to score two runs. Schultz later came home on a single by Tim Hocin. Sullivan attempted to tighten the gap in the fourth by bringing five runs across the plate, including a two run homerun by Dave Bauer. Carey managed to pick up three insurance runs in the final innings to hold onto the win. Jepsen Tire 20 Chevrolet 19 Jepsen Tire picked up their second straight win. Spellman's pitcher John Lakowski loaded the bases for Jep- sen's Fred Ludwig who cleared the bases with a triple. Jepsen picked up two more runs, which were walked in and hits by Tim May, Ride Lively and a sacrifice fly by Dave Bremer helped Jepsen jump out to a 7-0 lead. Spellman stuck with Jepsen in their half of the inning. Base hits by Gary Thennes and Dean Peterson put men in scoring position and an error by Jepsen's second baseman Ludwig, allowed runs to score. Two more singles by Cliff Bartolian and Dowling brought two runs across the plate. Bob Denley's smash down the third base line scored another run and they closed out the inning down 7-5. Jepsen (ricked up three runs in the second inning with bases loaded sacrifice flies by Dave Wohnrade and May. Spellman tied the game at 10-10. Bartolain opened up the inning with a single and came home on a fielder's choice. With the bases loaded, Thennes connected with a double into the outfield to pick up two RBI's and a base hit by Chris Lykke sent home the tieing run.. Spellman sewed 10 runs in the sixth and seventh to win. Other games: Cullom Knoll-A1 Drywall 11 God Squad 6 and Old Bridge 11 Matrix 4. Dan Conway Regional Champ McHenry native, Dan Conway, was a member of the Northern Illinois University volleyball club team which captured the United States Volleyball Associaition Great Lakes Regionals Cham­ pionship. Conway is a 1979 graduate of McHenry High School and a recent student at McHenry County College. A junior, it was Conway's first season at Nor­ thern Illinois. His team also captured the Midwest In- t e r c o l l i g i a t e V o l l e y b a l Association Conference title. Northern took the regionanl title by defeating Chicago-Circle 15-5, 156. Pass Out The Bouquets For The Warriors A lot of bouquets must go out this week to Warriors who were honored for their performances this spring. Mike Bauml and 'TinT Evans members of Brian Wilson's baseball team were selected all- conference at a meeting of coaches on Tuesday. At the Softball meeting, four of Pat Wirtz's Lady Warriors were honored by the coaches for the all-conference team. Cissy Pinkstaff, »rpa\ Kail selection to the team. The Lady Warriors bowed out of tourney [day when they dropped a close one to Crystal Lake South 3-2 in the finals of the Johnsburg It has been an interesting year for Warrior athletics. Hutch's cross country Fox Valley champs, Chuck Cuda's golfers taking second in the state, the football Warriors giving us many a thrill, Marty Sobczak's Hassling Warriors had a fine year, and if Ken Ludwig can get that Karen Karoavicius, Andee Norton and Greta Larsen. Karpavicius was an unanimous sr Warriors honored this week; Mladen Rudman the most valuable on Dan Boland's track team, along with Delia Saunders on the girls track team. Mike Shanahan's Water Polo team chose Bob Schaeffer as the most valuable, Mike Bauml lacked up another honor as his teammates nicked him most valuable in baseball and Donna Hoch was the most valuable in badminton. At this writing, the girls have not as yet selected their most valuable in Softball. On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt seven-footer S.I.H. talks about, opponents better watch out. , Mike Shanahan's water polo team getting to the state finals, the baseball team with a vast improvement, Dan Boland's track team coming up with some, nifty performances, and Pat Wirtz's Lady Warriors within an eyelash of the conference crown. As usual, I am sure I missed someone or something in the past year. ******* I have been informed I was a little hasty in my comments about McCracken Field last week. Plans are and have been underway to take care of the problem by next fall. But I will add, it could have been done a lot sooner. ****** With the closing of this column for the school year, a lot of appreciation has to be given to a few people. To the big boss, Tom Miller for putting up with my nonesense at times. To our dear friend and editor "Brenda" for her smile when I enter the Plaindealer office. To Betty, who always has a kind word. And to our good friend and sport's editor, Mike Lamb, who iust loves to help me on the computer, and is gradually becoming a loyal Mini. Our thanks also go out to Athletic Director Joe Schlender for his helpful information, and to all coaches who took my late night calls for information. Without all these people, there just wouldn't be a column. So the good Lord willing, we will be back again next fall. All Warrior fans have a great summer. Little League «• MAJOR Standings: AMERICAN -- RoadrUnners 4-1 (-), Bluebirds 3-2 (1), Orioles 2-4 (2%), Ravens 2-4 (2Me), Condors 1-6 (4). NATIONAL - Cardinals 6-0 (-), Eagles 3-3 (lVfc), Hawks 3-3 (1%), Falcons 2-3 (3%), Owls (3%). Cardinals 10 Ravens 2: The Car­ dinals won their fifth game in a row last Thursday, as pitcher Bob Diedrich gave up no earned runs and no walks, while strikingout four and giving up four hits. Mark VanLiere, Wayne Markgraff and Bob Glus all had two hits for the Cardinals. Tim Toussaint had two hits for the Ravens. Wonder Lake A's 22 Orioles 5: Chris Landis slammed a solo homerun over the left field wall in a losing cause for the Orioles last Thursday. Brian Johnson hit a double for the Orioles. Wonder Lake sprayed out 13 hits for their winning cause. Eagles 4 Owls 0: The Eagle's Mike Boland pitched a five inning shutout over the Owls Tuesday. He struckout seven, walked three, and gave up only two hits. Both hits were by Joe McQuade of the Owls. Hawks 5 Wonder Lake Angels 3: A five run fourth inning helped the Hawks come from behind to beat the Angels last Friday. Tim Glosson and Eric Salman helped the come back effort with two hits a piece. John Adams hit a double for the Angels. Randy Miller was the winning pitcher, allowing four hits, four walks and striking out five. Hawks 5 Condors 4: The Hawks scored one in the extra seventh inning to defeat the Condors last Saturday. ' The Hawks got the five runs on one hit. Butch Martin started for the Hawks, but gave way to Dan Eavens in the seventh. Eavens struckout two and was the winning pitcher. Fred Golf Tourney The 15th annual In­ surance Youth Golf classic state qualifying round will be held June 13 at the McHenry Country Club. Top scorers in the McHenry County IYC wil advance to the state IYC to be held July 11-12 at the Rail Golf Course in Springfield. IYC is open to any boy or girls between the ages of 12 and 17 who will not reach 18 before August 10, 1963. For more information or to obtain an entry form, contact Mr. Bishop at 815-459-0711. Bush and two hits for the Condors. Cardinals 13 Wonder Lake Phillies 4: The Cardinals collected 13 hits on their way to the win Tuesday. Bob Diedrich hit two doubles, John Olson hit one double and knocked in three runs for the Cardinal/Tim Mauer was the winning pitdfer on a four- hitter, giving up two unearned runs, four walks and striking out four. MINORS Robins 8 Cardinals l: Ron Robinette pitched a two-hitter and struckout nine in route to a Robins victory last week Sunday. Robinette and Scott Johnson both went three for three at the plate for the Robins. Robinette hit a double and a triple, Ryan Penoyer hit a double, Johnson a triple and Mike Lazar a double. Mike Wahlwind was two for two for the Cardinals. Falcons 17 Owls 6: The Falcons banged out 11 hits in route to their second straight win last Thursday. Adam Lazar had three hits and three RBI's for the Falcons. He and Jim Lennon hit doubles. Brandon Pasternack had two hits for the Owls. Pete Muschong was the winning pitcher, giving up four hits, two earned runs, two walks and striking out five. Blue Jays 11 Hawks 5:' A four run fifth inning insured the Blue Jay's fourth win in a row last week Sunday. Tom Brefeld and Steve Alekson both went three for three for the Blue Jays. Alekson knocked in three runs. Bobby Koczer and Brefeld also had triples for the Blue Jays. Koczer was the winning pitcher, striking out 10. 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