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385-1072 « 820 N. JOHN ST., McHENRY Hen's McHenry 12 Inch PAGE 7 - PLAfNDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. 1163 Huemann's Upset Rusty Nail * A sixth run third Ouemann's Water Conditioning hand Rusty Nail Inn their first loss of season Wednesay during McHenry - 12-inch softball action at Knox The win was only Huemann's d the season and Rusty Nail rests In fi*st place with a 5-1 ncord. Jim Althoff sparked the six run third inning for Huemann's with a two tun triple to the fenpe. Three key errors also helped Huemann's out. Defense also played a big part in the upset. While only committing one terror in the game, Huemann's turned two double plays to' end potential rallies for Rusty Nail. Tom Les, Scott Letzter, Mark Vogt and Althoff all had two hits for Huemann's. Althoff led in the rbi tment with three. Les and Vogt eh scored twice. Don Bentz led the Nail hitting with tree and two rbi's. Ray Thelen and *John Walkington had two hits each. Johnsburg 16 Lakeside Inn 12 ^ v Lakeside Inn grabbed a early 10-0 lead, but Johnsburg scored runs in every inning after the first inning to Overcome the deficit. The win helps Johnsburg keep pace with Rusty Nail with a 4-1 record. ""Mark Schultz led the 18 hit John­ sburg attack with three hits and two rbi's. Matt Oik, Wayne Hiller, Jerry Brodin, Irish DeCiccio and Wayne *Frantz all had two hits for the win­ ners. Frantz was credited with a triple. Men's 16 Inch Brad May and Rick Bielski all had three hits for Lakeside and both knocked in three runs. Doherty's 16 Jewel Park S Doherty's finally won their first game of the season as they sprayed out 18 hits. A eight run fourth inning broke the game open for Doherty's. Leading the hitting attack for Doherty's was Pat Doherty who went four for four, while knocking in three runs, scoring twice and hitting one double. Mike Rogers hit three doubles and a single, while knocking in three runs. Jeff Meddings and Jeff Kurinsky had three hits for Doherty's. Kurinsky was credited with a triple. Lewi Palates led Jewel Park with three hits, one of which was a triple. He knocked in two runs. Jim Cook hit a double. Doherty's also shined defensively, turning four double plays. Rogers made a diving catch in left center. Rusty Nail Inn 12 Lakeside Inn 1 Don Bentz slammed two homeruns to lead Rusty Nail over Lakeside Inn. Bentz hit his first one to lead off the third and a three run homer in the sixth. Bentz was three out of four. Doug Freund. John Walkington and Jim Zasada all had three hits for Rusty Nail. Walkington was credited with a double and a triple. Zasada also had three rbi's. ' Clark Bierman went three for three for Lakeside. Paul Bazen, Brad May, Rick Bielski and Jim Szamlewski all had two hits. May hit a homerun and knocked in three runs. Eagle catcher Craig McGrath has the throw, but Falcon runner Ken Johnson is they pounded i .»21 runs for the win. The Falcons came up with 11 runs as they already on the plate as he scores during Sundays minor league game at the fell to 3-5. VFW field. The Eagles fought back and evened their record at four and four as Men's Recreational 12 Inch STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Jepsen Claims Top Thursday Night' Spot Hiller Remains Only Unbeaten With their Thursday night 11-2 win over Novotny Sales* George Hiller remains the only unbeaten team in the VFW men's 16 inch softball league. Previously unbeaten Taylor Made lost to Smitty's Tap 18-2 last Tuesday. 1 Novotny Sales grabbed a early first inning l-01ead on George Hiller. That changed quickly in the second inning, ^s George Hiller scored six runs. Four straight singles to lead off the inning by Ride Wakitsch, Bill Meyers, Don Bentz and Jim Meyers sparked the rally. John Meyers and Wayne Hiller hit doubles to finish off the inning. ' Hiller added four more in the third inning and one in the sixth to finish the . Novotny Sales added their run in the fourth. : Wayne Hiller led Hiller with one triple and two doubles. Jeff Meyers had three singles and three rbi's. Bill Meyers had two doubles and a single with two rbi's. •- SonittytirTap 18 Taylor Made 2 gt* Srattty'#TAp.pul]ed off the. upset of w the season with the lopsided win over division B first place Taylor Made. Smitty's Tap was 1-4 in the B divison coming into the game. Smitty's Tap finished off Taylor Made with a U-run sixth inning which ended the game as the 15-run fifth inning rule took affect. Smitty's Tap plreadytook a 7-1 lead into the inning. A grand slam homerun by Mike Warner highlighted the sixth inning. Warner finished the game with two triples and one homerun. Dave Smith had a single and double, while Don ^•Vineyard singled three times. 3-D Bowl 21 After The Fox 0 3-D Bowl pitcher Jim Jachec only allowed one After the Fox hit as he them shutout. The only hit came in the fourth inning. It was After the Fax's sixth loss in a sms I H row in,as many games. While the 3-D Bowl defense was holding down the opposition, the of- , fense wasted' no time. 3-D Bowl ~fecored 11 runs on six hits in the first inning. The game was called official (*i after the fifth inning. O q . Bill Havemayer led the hitting attack with three singles and a triple. Randy Thiel singled, doubled and tripled. Decker Construction 14 Old Bridge 4 Decker Construction won their second game of the season. They scored early, scoring four in the first and two in the second to grab the quick lead. The highlight of the game was a two run homerun by Steve Himplemann of Decker. Jim Grabowski singled twice and doubled, while Charlie Jesky singled twice and doubled, knocking in three runs. Fred Ludwig singled and doubled for Old Bridge. St. Regis 5 Raymond Bowl 2 St. Regis grabbed a 4-1 lead in the second inning and just hung mi to nip Raymonds. Joe Dehn knocked in the first run in the> first inning for St. Regis on a sacofteefly ball, scoring Steve Mai who walked jKevtojsly and was moved to third on a single by Mike Peterson. Raymonds tied in the top of the second on a lead off triple and a single by Marty Palmer. St. Regis broke the 1-1 tie with runs sparked by singles by Scott Letzter and Gary Rosing and a double by Don McAuliffe. Joe Dehn tripled in St. Regis final run. Raymonds scored their final run in the fifth. RT Dees 18 Palace Bowl 3 Seven Rim innings in the first and sixth innings helped R T Dees finish off Palace Bowl. Paul Cariveau led R T Dees with a perfect four for four, including a in­ side the park two-run homer in the first inning. It was (Jne of three inside the park homers in the first inning for R T Dees. Paul Johnson led off the inning with one and Tom Bruce was credited with a two run round tripper. Steve Zolleck added some power also, going three for three. He was credited with two doubles. Tony Aiello led the .losers with a triple and a double. It was the battle for the top of the Thursday night league, and it was Jepsen Tire who claimed top honors by defeating Carey Electric 12-5. Jepsen grabbed two quick runs in the early innings on hits by Rich Gilbertson and Tim May. But Jepsen broke the game open in the third on a three run homerun by Dave Wohnrade giving Jepsen a 7-0 lead. Two more runs scored on an overthrow at the plate. Carey got on the scoreboard in the fourth and fifth innings when a sacrifice fly by Dan Sund and a single by Pat Arnold brought runs home. Later, Mike Etten pinch hitting, added two runs on a double into short center. But a five run sixth inning iced the win for Jepsen, leaving them with a perfect 4-0 record. Bimbos 4 Spellman Chevrolet 3 Bimbos edged out a 4-3 win over Spellman Chevrolet in a tight game. Spellman commanded a 3-2 lead after the third inning scoring runs on sacrifices by Cliff Bartc'ain and Vic Romandine, and a double by Chris Lykke. Bimbos scored twice in the bottom of the third on a sacrifice fly by Joe Golf Instruction A golf instruction class for adults will be \ sponsored by the Parks a n d R e c r e a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t t h i s summer. The program is designed to teach the beginning golfer the fundamentals and rules of the game of golf. The classes will be held at Petersen Park on Mondays, Wed­ nesdays and Fridays for two weeks. The first session will begin on June 20 and the second will begin on July 11. Both will be from 2:30 to 4 p.m. The fee includes greens fees for nine holes. Participants must have their own clubs. Carlisle and an rbi single by Gary Snell. Bimbos tied the game with Snell, who was two for two, sending the tieing run across the plate. And Bob Doran, who went three for three, brought home the winning run. West End Pub 17 McHenry Kiwanis Club 8 West End began their onslaught in the fourth inning batting through their lineup picking up 10 runs. A single by Scott Young and a double by Gary Swanson each brought two runs home for the 11-0 advantage. But the Kiwanis Club chipped at West End's lead with a homerun by Jim Mowery, who went three-for-four with two rbi's, and a grand slam homerun by Joe Knaack. The Kiwanis added two more runs with a single by Phil Schimke and Knaack, who batted two-for-four. West End Pub capped their win with a two run double by Ron Zelinsky, who batted three-for-four and a two run homo- by Ron Hiller. Sullivan Foods 23 River Shannon Marauders 10 Sullivan Foods defeated the River Shannon Marauders in a 23-10 battle. Sullivan got the action humming in the second inning with a three run homerun by Dave Bauer. While in the following inning, Tim Hocin picked up two rbi's on a single and Bob Mellick added a run with a homerun. The Maurader's, with the bat of Kelly Gartner, kept River Shannon in the game as he brought four runs home on two singles, with hits by John Miedzianowski and Ken Suchomski each adding runs. But a six run fourth inning with a leadoff homerun by Ray Hepner and two run single by Rich Hooper boosted Sullivan to a 23 run advantage. The Marauders attempted to come within 12 runs of Sullivans in the sixth, with hope sparked by a two run homerun by Gary McDougall and a single by Bill Gartner which turned into rbi on a two base error. However, tough defensive playing by Sullivan cut short the Marauders efforts with a game ending a double play. Tigers Sweep Pair From Marengo For Third Straight JOHNSBURG -- The Johnsburg Tigers of the Northern Illinois Baseball Association swept a doubleheader from Marengo 21-0 and 6-1 and raised their record in league play to 4-1. The Tigers had 17 hits in the first game. Dave Covalt pitched six shutout innings and Tim Murphy finished up to protect the shutout. Marengo finally pushed a run across in the final inning of game two. In game two, Brian Wilson, Doug Miller and Murphy combined on a two-hitter. Dave Mauer, Greg Bruce and Bill Jaskowiak all had three hits for the Tigers in the first game. Dave Colberg, Steve Mai and Scott Valentine chipped in two hits each. In game two, Bruce had three and Gary Schnulle and Dave Colberg had two. The Tigers continue play with a doubleheader with Delavan, Wise, at Tiger Field starting at noon. Mchenry Country Club Open to the Public ...on the Lighter Side... «We will also be serving our famous McHENRY HAMBURGER . or Cheeseburger 4ri M i A. -- SPECIAL MEHII ..FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 19th SERVING FROM NOON TO 5 PM CALL 385-1072 FOR RESERVATIONS! 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