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Xte. 31 .North of McHenry MO* CENTRAL As Low As INSTALLED BLACK tWMft $9^95 TV t AM/FM RAMO Air conditioning Purchase Otter Expires July 15,1983ll The McHenry Plaindealer Divot Dolls Chapel Hill HARVARD DENTAL* 103 W. Sumner 815-943-5939 McHENRY DENTAL 1324 N. Riverside Dr. 5i£j£Lm_ THE UIiNTAL ("E^TFR- Island Lake 312-526-1100 Rusty Nail Increases Lead PATWIRTZ The Rusty Nail Inn increased its Western Division lead to 2'/z games over the idle Johnsburg Businessmen by sweeping a Wednesday evening doubleheader. The first win was a surprising five inning slaughter-shortened contest over West End Pub 16-3. Game two was a 8-4 victory over Doherty's. In game one, the Nail built an 11 run lead with a four-run first and a seven- run second inning. A five-run fifth inning put the game on ice. Four of the top six hitters in the Western Division powered the Rusty Nail to their eighth victory of the season. Rick Wakitsch (.629) had three hits, three runs scored and in­ cluded a two-run double and a three- run homerun. Don Bentz (.781) had three hits and three RBI's, while Doug Freunr? < 595) had three hits and three n. ,s scored. John Walkington (.611) added an RBI double, two-run single and three runs scored. Tom Burke's two out, two run - homer in the fourth, plus an RBI single by Terry Hovseth an inning later was the West End offense. ' The Pub went three up, three down during their initial three innings at bat. West End had only four hits, compared to the Rusty Nail's 17. Rusty Nail Inn 8 Doherty's 4 Don Bentz's fifth and sixth homeruns of the season powered the Rusty Nail over Doherty's. Both were two-run shots over the right field fence. Doug Freund and Jim Zasada were the only other Nail batters with two hits. f Steve Mai and Jim Perrewehad two hits each for Doherty's. The winners used a five-run third inning to build a seven run lead and outhit Doherty's 12-8. The Nail turned two doubleplays while holding Doherty's to four innings of three up, three down. Fox Hole Tap 15 Jewel Park 1 The Fox Hole Tap took over first place in the Eastern Division with an easy 15-1 victory over Jewel Park. Mike Peterson (.694) singled, doubled, tripled and drove in four runs to pave the way for the Tap. Gary Gilpin (.677) added a two run homerun (number four) and Jim Yaworski (.548) continued to move up in the batting title race with a perfect four for four. Twig Miller (.519), Steve Dobner (.500), Bill Meyers, Joe Dehn and Dan Jamieson added two hits each. Bob Hawkinson and Jim Zoeliick had two hits each for Jewel Park. Jewel was outhit 22-7 in the contest. The winners scored three or more runs in four of the five innings in which they batted. Jack's-McHenry Oil 6 Huemann's 5 Bob Michels, a .722 hitter for Jack's Snack Shop-McHenry Oil, led his team to a thrilling 6-5 victory over Huemann's Water Conditioning. Michels twice doubled, singled and drove in a pair of runs in three at bats. Rich Jablonski kept pace with his teammate by also going three for three, plus scored three runs. Steve Knox added a two run single in the sixth which proved to be the game winner. Jim Althoff continued to rip the ball for Huemann's with three hits in­ cluding a pair of doubles and two runs scored. Scott Letzter, Gary Fairchild, Tom Wensch, Tom Blanner and Greg Volger had two hits each for Huemann's. Jack's Snack Shop-McHenry Oil Sil Donat (right) is presented with a ring from the International American Bowling Congress by Raymonds Bowl owner Ray Kuna for bowling a 300 game last February. The 37-year-old Pistakee Highlands resident bowled the first 300 game ever at Raymonds. It was Donat's second 300 game of his bowling career, picking up one in 1980 at a bowling alley in Round Lake. Donat also bowled a 299 game last March. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD was outhit 16-10, but a doubleplay in the seventh and throwing out two runners at the plate in the fourth and fifth innings helped turn the tables. Huemann's also turned a doubleplay, plus threw one Snack Shop runner at the plate, but left 10 runners stranded on base compared to only five for McHenry Oil. Doherty's 10 King's Row 7 Doherty's used a seven run fifth inning to overcome a 7-3 King's Row lead and go on to win 10-7. Mike Rogers (.607) had three hits and three RBI's to lead the winners. Steve Mai hit a leadoff homerun, plus singled and scored twice. Tom Roach and Dick Doherty added two hits each with Doherty including a two run double. Jim Wayman drove in three runs with a double and a sacrifice fly. Mike Rankin and Ken Whitman led King's Row with three hits each. Bob Watson and Harry Grohl each had two hits and two runs scored. Brian Mathison ( .542) added two hits, in­ cluding his fifth double of the season. Park First Tuesday Loss Ed's Rental handed Oak Park their first defeat of the season in a tug-of- war game that ended with Ed's on top 9-8 during Tuesday Nights 16 inch softball. Ed's was led by Marcy Fischbach who went four-for-four and Tonee Weyland who homered in the third inning to tie the score. Tough defense by Mary Varda, Linda Schoen, and Chris Knox kept Ed's in the game Winning pitcher Jane Miller also got the winning hit in the bottom of the seventh inning when she doubled and brought in two runs. Fritzsches 3 Greg's Never Inn l Greg's Never Inn sewed one run in the top of the first and led until tlje bottom of the fifth inning when Dawn Sucher hit a two run double for Fritzsches. Pam Ullrich then followed with a second double scoring Sucher. Joanne Ullrich was the winning pit­ cher. Palace Bowl 4 Old Bridge 3 The score was tied at three going into the top of the seventh. In the bottom of the seventh, Palace Bowl came up with the game winning run. After The Fox Wins By Shutout After the Fox completely shut down Betts Construction 12-0 during Women's Thursday 16 inch softball. After the Fox pitchers Mary Martin and Patty Vavrik combined for the win. Martin also helped out by hitting a homerun and Kim Thatcher added two hits for After the Fox. Auto Racing Fridays Mean Wilmot For Guy The weekend means different activities for different people. Everybody has their particular thing to do. For area stock car drivers, Friday is the day to head for Wilmot, Wise, for the races. Bruce Guy from McHenry is one of those area drivers who tests their driving skills against other stock car drivers every weekend at Wilmot Speedway. He competes in the late model sportsman class. Guy has been car racing the last 10 years, heavy the last four years. Most of his stock car racing is done at Wilmot. He now drives a car he jointly owns with Bruce Melahn. Both are mechanics at Mitchell Buick. The car was a 1971 Camaro changed to a 1983 Firebird. Both Guy and Melahn are looking for that first place this season. Last year, Guy captured Recreational 12 Inch PAGE fi^LAINHEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 8.1963 McHenry Area Men's 12 Inch Rental Hands McHenry stockcar driver Bruce Guy sij he hopes will garne^sotne success as ' three races and finished 13th overall at Wilmot, with a top time of 19.85. His best finish was last weekend where he finished 12th in time and eighth in the feature. His time was 20.71. Guy says the competition just s in his car which . He races in the late Pilmot Speedway. •*. si gets better at Wilmot. "The competition is very tough. There are some real strong cars out there." Melahn added, "The com­ petition is what makes the season worthwhile. nodeLsportsman class. t ILFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORIF Guy says he tries to perfect the aerodynamics for a winning car. "There is some luck involved, but you pretty much have to know what you are doing," said Guy. "You have to know when to pull inside or outside and know when to pass." Out Slugs McHenry Auto Body Dr. C.J. Ludford Havery and Jeff Naber in the first inning. Blue Camel-Bimbos came back to tie the game in the fourth when Pino Hester's triple brought Tom Blake home from second and a left fiel^l single by Dave Meyer scored Hester. Outfield errors paved the way for Blue Camel-Bimbos to collect eight more runs in the final innings. In­ cluding Dave Meyer's three run single, giving him a perfect three-for- three night. Buzz Frett added two additional runs, with Blake and John Meyer each sending runs across the plate, for the lead. Oak Park struck back in the sixth, picking up five runs on homeruns by Bob Landa and Naber, which each scored two runs, and an RBI single by Ben Beaman. But a double play (Continued on pag* 7) With a nippy touch of autumn in the air, the ladies at McHenry Country Club got off to an early morning start for the semi-final round of their match play tournament Tuesday. In first flight, it was Virginia Turrier over Carol Cooney and Floss O'Connell over Espar Oja in a couple of tight matches. By mutual consent, the match between Dot Christensen and Margie Blomquist will be played later in the week, while Larverne Harpling downed Bernice Dolce in flight two. In flight three, Toots Gerstad downed Linda Puccio and Fran Herrmann did the same to Fran Weyland. Flight four found Speedy Neuman overcoming Rita Sayler and Betty Wayman doing the same to Marcy Wakitsch. In consolation tournament's first flight, Dot Freund overcame Marlene Smith and Betty Mohan upset Nell Fidler. Flight two found Mabel Smith winning over Betty Strauss on forfeit and Betty Rode over Carole Barnicle. Ursula Cisliek did it to Ethei Koehler in flight three, as did Betty Gossell to Maddie Holmes. In flight four, it was Virginia Spengel over Dee Chelini and Sully Consago over Ginny Lazar. Next week will find everything down to t nitty-gritty decision of who is the winner in each of the flights. The Nifty Niners event of low net found Jane Weiss shooting a pretty good round to emerge the winner, while Dorothy Flynn took low putts. And Fran Brown had a nice chip-in on number eight. Under the weekly statistics, Betty Mohan netted a nice 72 and Joanie Buss took low putts of 30 in class A. In class B, Barb Weber's good round gave her low net of 73, while a tie of 32 putts each rolled in by Laverne Harpling and Jackie Victor. More nice rounds shot by Frah Herrmann and Carole Bolger (class C) found them tying for low net with 72 each. Class D was shared by Rita Sayler and Kathy Vehring with 84 each, while Kathy had low putts of 36. Flying up to the birdie tree were Nell Fidler on number 12, Betty Mohan on number 14 and Carole Cooney on number three and 14. Carole is building quite a nest on number 14, it seems. A few recorded chip-ins found Jackie Victor sinking one on number 16, followed by Marcie Wakitsch on the same hole and one on number nine by Nell Fidler (a tough way to hold par). Except for all the noise emanating from the fouresome of Buss, Smithson, Dalton and Nolan playing their own special game, all seemed quiet on the course which, apparently made for Happy Golfing! Liz THE DENTAL CENTER IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF 2 NEW OFFICES* FOR GENERAL DENTISTRY Dr. Kevin Weerzvn The second week of tournament play in the Tuesday Ladies Leagufe was a contest for individual low putts. Nancy McAuliffe was the winner in class A with 14. Susan McDonough won in class B with 14 and Nancy Kemp won in class C with 16. Tuesday, July 5 was a beautiful day for golf and a welcome relief from th£ monsoons, high temperatures and high humidity of the holiday weekend Because of the extended July 14 weekend, there were many ladies* absent. The only birdie reported was Nancy McAuliffe's on 13. Nancy went on to card a 38 for the nine. Meg Sundberg and Nancy, McAuliffe tied for low putts with 13 each. This was tbe last day of the individual tournament foil low net by class and the winners will be announced July 12. On July 12, the league will begin the second half of the seasons match play for team standings with seven tpymg seeking to knock Nowak out of first place. Our- first place Ladies Traveling League meets McHenry Country Club on July 8. We wish them good luck. • Esta P S.: Memo to Mr. Walsh. Yes, the; men do play golf, but can't seem to get one of their members to write about it.! WE ARE ALSO PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THIS ADDITIONAL NEW SERVICE: l.v. SEDATION ("TWILIGHT SLEEP") FOR •WISDOM TEETH 'DENTAL PHOBIA •HANDICAPPED •DIFFICULT CHILDREN •ADULT PATIENTS WHO DESIRE 1 or 2 APPT. DENTISTRY Funks Plumbing B A R B A N S E L L Funks Plumbing continues to knock at the first place door, as they defeated the Old Bridge-McHenry Auto Body 14-7. The Old Bridge-McHenry Auto Body relied heavily on the outstanding efforts of Dick Miller, who batted three-for-four, driving in two runs in the first inning and a run also in the fifth. Wjth help in the fifth from Charlie Jesky's single and three base error .which added two runs and John Dehn's three-for-four night. But Funks' Hugh McGowan was not to be outdone sending a center field hit rolling to the fence for a two run homerun in the first, and a three run double in the third. Funks boosted their score in the fifth when Joe LaFontaine's triple, Dale Lundius' double, and singles by • Steve Drake and Mike Kotiw each scored runs. And hits by substitutes Brock Olsen and Dave Borcovan in the sixth drove home the final runs. The Back Door Tavern 13 Cullom Knoll-Al Dry wall 4 r The Back Door Tavern easily broke their third place tie with Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall by defeating them 13-4. Sacrafice flies by Joe Bellich and Chuck Schlottman put the Back Door on the boards with two runs. Later a two run double by Jim Johnson and RBI singles by Dave Hiller, Decina, and Len Wronski gave the Back Door a 7-1 lead. Despite an unearned nm scored by Tony Sroka however, a two ruir sacrifice by Tim Klapperich, and a RBI single by Mike Walters for four runs, were as close as Cullom Knoll- Al Drywall could come. The Back Door capped their win with a five run sixth inning scoring on Decina's two run double, anRBI single by Johnson and a sacrifice fly by Steve Wronski. Blue Camel-Bimbos 11 Oak Park Hotel 8 Blue Camel-Bimbos knocked Oak Park out of first place in the Tuesday night league with an 11-8 victory. Oak Park jumped out to a 3-1 lead, scoring runs on RBI doubles by Terry