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( :ha pel Hill The Tuesday Ladies League team standings after the match play of May 31 determined that Nowak was still leading with 40^ points. Little Chef had eight wins and moved up to second place with 36. Mar Ray has 34V4, Top Deck 30M>, Blue Camel 26Vfe, Steffans and Fox Hole tied at 24Vfe and McHenry Floral 23. The Top Deck won the contest for team low net with a score of 320. ' June 7 weather obliged for perfect golf conditions with sunny skies and little wind. Nancy McAuliffe birdied long number nine. Jane Lowery chipped in on 13 and Dorothy Handrin Chipped in on 11. Maureen Doherty ahd Meg Sundberg both took only 14 putts for the nine. ^ 'We are proud of our team that represents us in the traveling league, Which is only lVfe points out of first jriace in competition with seven, other teams. They will challenge first place ferae Loch on the today and we wish them good luck. Esta 12-Inch Men's Softball (Continued from pogo 6) four of them coming in their five run first inning. West End Pub 10 Jack's Snack Shop 9 West End Pub scored seven runs in their last two innings at bat, plus pulled off a triple play to stop a Jack Snack Shop rally in the fifth and to win 10-9. Don Prazak's three hits and four rbi's, plus John Michel's three hits and three runs scored led the West End attack. Prazak's two run single in the seventh was the game winner. Rick Wigman added two hits, while Wayne Roewer hit a two run homer for the Pub. Doug Oeffling had three hits for the Snack Shop. Dave Carey added two hits, plus three rbi's. Don McAuliffe, Bob Michels and Dave Jackson had two hits each with Michels including a leadoff triple off the fence in the fourth. . Divot Dolls Little League Wohlwerd hit a double. Mike Halcom was the winning pitcher. Wrens 6 Owls 5: After the Owls had tied the game at five in top of the sixth, the Wrens came back with one run in the bottom half to win the game. Kelly Roach and Brian Condon each had three hits. Two of Roach's hits were doubles. Tim Webster and Rich Glos both had triples. Tim Sossong and Ron Slaughter both had two hits for the Owls. Jamie Franklin was the winning pitcher. He struckout eight, gave up eight hits and seven walks. Falcons 11 Orioles 8: The Falcons won their third straight. They were helped by a 12 strikeout performance by winning pitcher Adam Lazar. Mike Bunting and Richard Stark hit triples for the Orioles and Mike Heffner hit a double. Brian Withrow, Gary Schmitt, Jamie Shaver and Terry Kern all had doubles for the Falcons. Blue Jays 19 Eagles 13: The Blue Jays pulled out a 40 walks marathon which ended in the fourth inning. Steve Alekson led the Blue Jays in hitting with three, on of which was a double. John Dillon also had a double for the Blue Jays. Jim Marsh had, three hits for the Eagles. Dave Cable and Craig McGrath also had triples for the Eagles. Bryon Nystrum was the winning pitcher. That most perfect of perfect June flays came for a number of the gals at tylcHenry Country Club Tuesday as a two-woman point tournament was bpld under ideal weather conditions. The event found Betty Mohan and Kathy Lundquist winning with a 78 in {he A-B section, while Joy Rossman and Speedy Neuman won with an 87 in the C-D setion. Shooting a gross 92 Nell Fidler took Ipw net of 71 in class A -r and that from a gal who's been sporting a sling qn her arm most of the spring! One stroke behind in the same class was Evie Castle with a net 72. Nell tied with Carol Cooney for low putts of 29. In class B, a magnificent net of 67 was shot by Kathy Lundquist with "Sparkle" Floss Miller close on her heels with 68. Kathy also had low putts of 29. In class C low net of the day, 63, was shot by Joy Rossman, while a close 65 was scored by Linda Puccio. Linda and Fran Herrmann tied for low putts of 29 in the same class. Twenty-nine seems to be the magic number. * r.( In class D, a tie for low net of 76 . each was shot by Speedy Neuman and Shirley Nye while Ardis Miller, with .one shot off, netted 77. In the same class, Marcie Wakitsch low-putted 'yrith 34. ', To date, these are the lowest net scores of the season to be posted by the ladies and hopefully indicative of grand and glorious things to come, ^ For the extra happy happenings -- ? Marlene Smith chipped id * five to hold par and Card Cooney did I the same on number three for a bird. ' Pretty Fancy! Dot Freund and Betty ; Phelan each birdied number 14, while ^ Carol Cooney birdied number four and 11, as well as number three. Next week will find the gals par- ' ticipating in the annual one-day Flag - Day tournament. Beyond that, big plans are in the making for Hullabaloo Day coming up in the middle of July § and also for the ninth annual McHenry • Women's Invitational. Needless to ^ say, all this activity contributes to -- Happy Golfing! Liz J Weight Program IA structured program of weight lifting and conditioning will be offered to sixth through 12th grade boys t sponsored by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation. - This weight training class will be held at McHenry East Campus on Tuesday and Thursday. It will begin on June 28 and run for seven weeks from 4 to 5 p.m. MAJORS Standings: AMERICAN DIVISION -- Roadrunners 5-2 (-), Blue Birds 3-4 (2), Ravens 3-4 (2), Orioles 3-5 (2Mi), Condors 1-7 (4%). NATIONAL DIVISION -- Cardinals 7-0 (-), Hawks 4-4-1 (3Ms), Falcons 4-4 (3Vfe), Eagles (3-4 (4), Owls 1-2 (4). Falcons 12 Blue Birds 10: Pat Torkelson led the Falcons with two hits and Jeff Lewis hit a triple Sunday. Scott Sorting was the winning pitcher, striking out seven. Bill Lewan had two hits for the Bluebirds, scoring twice. T.J. Rapach doubled. Yankee's 7 Hawks 7: The Hawks scored two runs in the sixth inning to tie the game Sunday. Tom Gosson led the Hawks with two hits. Roadrunners 8 Orioles 2: Winning pitcher Tim Simon kept the Orioles under control, striking out five and only allowing four hits last Friday. Jim Hayes and Jim Simon both had two hits for the Roadrunners. Tom Sweetwood hit a double for the Orioles. Roadrunners 7 Orioles 4: Rob Acred hit a double for the Roadrunners. Mat Murphy was the winning pitcher with four strikeouts. Cardinals 17 Eagles 10: The Car­ dinals remain unbeaten with the win. Bob Diedrich led the Cardinals with three hits and two doubles. Mark Van Liere, Wayne Markgraff and Chris Ahven all had doubles for the winners. Diedrich was the winning pitcher with five strikeouts and only allowing three hits. Chris Aim hit a triple for the number HSIers. $ JiJ Uou SENIORS Pete's Girls 15 McHenry Favorite Sport 4: Pete's Girls won their first game of the season. Eileen Douglas was a perfect four for four, with one double and a triple. Michelle Stout and Amy Stolle also had doubles, while Kasandra Weiler hit a triple. Tiffany Miller had three hits for McHenry Favorite Sport. Cathy Kline and Shelly Sauer had doubles. Weiller was the winning pitcher, with nine strikeouts. Lead-Off Homer Sparks; Old Bridge McHenry S&L 16 Pete's Girls 5: Cindy Maunangel and Kim Belzer each slammed two homeruns for McHenry S&L in the first inning. Jenny Acred was the winning pitcher, allowing only two hits and two walks. McHenry S&L 24 Don's Dairy Frost 11: McHenry S&L broke away from a 10-10 in the fifth inning with three runs. Catcher Jan Gaines led McHenry S&L in hitting with four in five at bats. Cindy Maunangel and Kim Belzer homered. Belzer was also was the winning pitcher. McHenry S&L 6 Otto's Girls 1: McHenry S&L broke a 1-1 tie with one run in the fourth inning. Kim Belzer was the winning pitcher, holding Otto's to just two hits and striking out 11. Jan Gaines and Jenny Acred both hit triples. JUNIORS McHenry Home Maintenance 28 Party Makers Cat 8: Jill Lang and Carlee Casperson each went three for three for Home Maintence. Jill Lang scored three times and Casperson twice. Casperson hit a double and a triple. Jennie Arient and Dana Diedrich had two hits each for Party Makers. One of Arient's hits was a triple. Amy Savers was the winning pitcher with nine strikeouts and three walks. McHenry Home Maintenance 43 Lockers Flowers 12: Karen Hiller and Erin Boland had five hits each for the winners. Maintenance hit a total of nine homeruns. Amy Saver led with three, Sandie Simon two, Karen Hiller two, Barbie Martin one and Erin Boland one. Mary Etheridge was three for three for Lockers. Simon was the winning pitcher. McHenry State Bank 16 Lockers Flowers 15: Katie Fox hit a grand slam in the sixth inning to win the game for McHenry State Bank. Cheryl Kurowski was four for four for the winners with one double and Billie Jean Van Cleave also had a double. Carrie Pottgetter went four for four with four runs scored and two rbi's to lead Locker's Flowers. Mary Ethridge hit a double and triple. Cheryl Kurowski came in relief to win the game. McHenry State Bank 14 Wally's Bike Haven 9: Katie Fox went three for three at the plate, including four rbi's, two homeruns and a triple to lead McHenry State Bank Tuesday. Cheryl Karowski also was three for three, with two rbi's and a double. Sandi Ann Kessler doubled and Genevieve Lynott tripled for the winners. Billie Jean Cleave was the winning pitcher with eight strikeouts. Dawn Murphy went three for three for Wally's Bike Haven, knocking in three runs, one homer and two doubles. Ginger Bellon tripled, Karen Sundby doubled and Any Birk doubled. PAGE 7 - PLAINDfcALER - FRIDAY. JUNE It, 1*3 Ed's Rental 3 1 Fritzches 3 1 Old Bridge 2 2 Greg's Never Inn 1 , 3 Palace Bowl 1 4, Sullivan foods-Prairie State 0 4 McHenry Area Men's 12 Inch EASTERN DIVISION STANDINGS W L i l 5 2 4 3 3 3 1 4 1 5 West End Pub Fox Hole Tap Little John's Taylor Made King's Row Jack's Snack-Mch O Softball 16 Inch Women's Softball Oak Park Lounge W L 5 0 Monday's Games West End Pub -- Taylor Made (B) 6:30 p.m. Fox Hole Tap -- King's Row (A) 6:30 p.m. - > o Taylor Made -- King's Row (A) 7:15 p.m. Little John's -- Jack's Mch O (A) 8 p.m. WE FEATURE A FULL LIKE OF: ŝubaru\ iimn Iirelli RADIAL TIRfS ALL MODELS IN STOCK! PRRTS • SALES • SERVICE OPEN 6 DRYS PER WEEK EUR0PA MOTORS 385-0700 MILE EAST OF McHENRY ON RTE. 120 Hawks 6 Falcons 2: Down 2-0, the Hawks scored six runs in the fifth inning to win the game last Saturday. Butch Martin threw a three hitter for the Hawks. Scott Deihl doubled for the Hawks. McHenry Orioles 7 Johnsburg In­ dians 5: The McHenry Orioles scored four runs in the sixth to tie the game and send it into extra innings and then scored two in the seventh to win the game last week Thursday. Brian Johnson came in relief in the seventh inning to win the game. Chris Landis pitched the first six innings for the Orioles, allowing only four hits and striking out six. Falcons 16 Condors 6: Matt Martin had two hits and Pat Torkelson tripled for the winners last week Thursday. Mike Weber doubled for the Condors. MINOR Cardinals 11 Hawks 10: The Car­ dinals out-scored the Hawks 2-1 in the extra seventh inning to break a 9-9 tie and win. Joe Kinnerk led the Cards in hitting with three hits, one of which was a homerun and one a triple. He also knocked in three runs. Mike Ann Larkin lead off the first inning with a homerun to spark Old Bridge to a 9-2 victory over Sullivan Foods- Prairie State Bank. Danna De Ciccio led Old Bridge hitters going four for four, including a triple. Julie Larkin stopped a rally by Sullivan Foods in the bottom of the fifth in­ ning making a shoe­ string catch. Chris Ludwig was the winning pitcher, with ' one strikeout and no walks. Fritzsche's 8 * Palace Bowl 2 Fritzsche's recorded 22 hits. Betty Du' Beau paced the hitting attack with four hits. Dawn Lamenka, Dawn Suchor and Pam Ullrich all had three hits, including a three run homer by Ullrich. Oak Park 13 Greg's Never Inn 0 Nancy Glick ana Cindy Holtdorf com­ bined to pitch a two- hitter. Oak Park was led by Glick who went three for three with three rbi's and Cathy Carpenter went three for four with a triple and three runs scored. Mary Koleno and Gina Jernberg each added two hits for the winners, while Lisa Kay and Sandy Rohrer each scored twice for Oak Park. Oak Park in its first five games is un­ defeated. Regis Tourney The first annual St. Regis Pub 12-inch Softball Tournament will be held July 16-17 at Peterson Park. The slo- pitch tourney will feature 32 teams. 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