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t Rec 12 Inch (Continued from pog* *) squashed any further plans to send the game into extra innings. Matrix 20 God Sqnad 0 Matrix captured their second consecutive shutout win handing the God Squad a 20-0 pounding. A three run homerun by Matrix's Bill Verstege began the attack in the st inning, and later Verstege illected three more RBI's with his homerun and a fielder's ce. f' Paul Juske collected three runs on a double with a two base error. Ted Ravage batted three-for-four with two RBI's Ken Whiteman sent two doubles into the outfield to score four runs, tyhile Tom Henshaw added two runs, %nd Jim Verstege brought home a run TO complete the slaughter. y Blue Camel-Bimbos 10 Matrix 8 Blue Camel-Bimbos edged out Matrix 10-8 in their make-up game from June 14, to move into first place $head of Funks Plumbing and Oak "Park Hotel by one game. 'v Blue Camel-Bimbos batted through their line-up to score six runs on RBI -hits by Buzz Frett, Mike Conway and Rick Jager. While John Huemann's walk brought home a run, and an iferror caused by John Meyer's hit to Ishort center brought two runs home. iV Matrix returned the assault by collecting two runs on a sacrifice by Jim Verstege, and later closing Blue Camel-Bimbos lead to just one run on a three run double Ted Juske, and a JNO run homerun by Bill Verstege. im Verstege came home in the fourth on a throwing error to tie the game at jW. 4 But Blue Camel-Bimbos picked up two runs on a single by Tom Blake for tjhe go ahead runs, with John Meyer .and Paul Kilclay each sending runs home for insurance. Strong defense on the part of Blue tamel-Bimbos knocked out Matrix with a double play in the final inning to snatch the game. Tigers And A's To Play Rematch A rematch of a doubleheader with he Johnsburg Tigers and the lgonquin A's will take place Sunday t Johnsburg. The two teams played in early June nd split the two games. The A's won the first game 6-2 and the Tigers .won the second game 7-2. v The A's come into the doubleheader with the best record in the Northern Illinois Baseball League at 7-1. The Tigers are right behind with a 5-2 record. Should the Tigers sweep the series, they would move into the league lead by one game. The first game starts at noon on the Com­ munity Club diamond. Rathskellers Wins In Legion Park <• American Legion Rathskellars scored eight runs in the first two in­ nings and then hung on to win 9-8 over Sullivan Foods during Men's Legion Park 12 inch softball. Steve Garrelts went four-for-four and Frank Ficek hit a three run inside <the park homerun to lead Rathskellars. In other action, Rathskellers lost to Oak Park 15-6. Hoadrunners Fun Run i The Roadrunners will have a fun iiun at Pearl Street Park on July 10 at Ml a.m. The next meeting for the roadrunners will be on Monday, July 11 at 7:30 p.m. They will be meeting at City Hall. McHenry resident Carole Humann «caught this five-pound, five-ounce walleye while fishing in Chippewa Flowage Lake near Hayward, Wise. She caught it on a nightcrawler. Scoreboard formance. Yvette Fuiava added three hits. Lee Lindquist doubled for Yegge. Barb Schoen was the winning pitcher. SENIORS Pete's Girls 17 Adams Bros. RadiaW I: The game was won in the fifthlnning when the 15 run run rule took affect. Michelle Stout struckout six and only gave up three hits in picking up the win. Stout also led Pete's at the plate going three-for- three, with three RBI's and one double. Venus Obara and Carrie McMahon also knocked in three runs, while Obara tripled and Eilleen Douglass doubled. Cindy Shaver led Adams with a homerun. Little League MINORS Blue Jays 3 Falcons 2: Billy Kietza stoled third base and then scored the winning run on an overthrow at third base for the Blue Jays in the sixth inning. Steve Aleckson started for the Blue Jays, striking out five and allowing two hits during the first four innings. Tom Brefeld came in relief and picked up the win, striking out two. Blue Jays 7 Blue Birds 5: The Blue Jays destroyed a Blue Bird 5-2 third inning lead with five runs in the fourth inning. Tom Brefeld delivered a bases , loaded triple to bring home the win­ ning runs. Steve Alekson added a double to help power the Blue Jays in the game. Chris Ziebel doubled for the Blue Birds. Bobby Koczer raised his record to 6-1 with the win, striking out 10. Robins 8 Eagles 3: Ron Robinette and Mike Lazar combined for a three hitter and 14 strikeouts. Ryan Penoyer went three-for-three and Mark Sonnichsen went two-for-two. Penoyer added' a triple and Son­ nichsen doubled. Using light colors in a femall room makes it seem larger. rffiunuH ni nsTu wortti Today? CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI 1308 N. PARK McHENRY 315-2304 MAM tin A t a n F to***!*# SPORT FANS... I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Oeffling Ever wonder why baseball games consist of 9 innings instead of say. 8 or 10 or some other number?...In the early days of baseball, teams played any num­ ber of innings...The winner of a game then was the first team to score 21 runs, regar­ dless of how many in­ nings were played...That rule wasn't changed until 1857 when it was decided to limit the game to a specific number of in­ nings...Nine innings were picked to represent the 9 men on a team. * * * Here's an amazing pitching feat...H hap­ pened in a minor league game in 1952 when Ron Necciai of Bristol in the Ap­ palachian League not only pitched a no- hitter, struck out all 27 men!...Hegotall three outs in every inning by strike outs I Here's an interesting question...In the entire history of baseball there have -been 2 major league managers who had sons who also became big league managers.. .Can you name them?...Connie Mack, who managed the A's for many years, had a son, Earle, who also managed the team for his father at various times--and George Sister, who managed the St. Louis Browns in 1924-25-26, had a son, Dick, who managed Cincinnati in 1964-65. I bet you didn't know...that now is the best time to buy a new ' automobile. And <pow's the best time to see keith Leathers or myself for an automobile loan designed to fit your budget. Com* in today or call 385-1040 McHENRY STATE BANK Softball McHenry Area Men's 12 Inch WESTERN WLGB Rusty Nail 9 1 - Business Men 6 3 2^ Lakeside Inn 4 5 4'^ Huemann's 3 5 5 Doherty's 2 6 6 Jewel Park 2 8 7 EASTERN WLGB Fox Hole Tap 8 2 - West End Pub 8 3 % Taylor Made 5 4 Little John's 5 5 3 Jack's-McHenry Oil 3 7 5 King's Row 2 8 6 Monday's games King's Row -- Businessmen (B) 6:30 Doherty's -- Jack's McH Oil (A) 6:30 King's Row -- Jack's-McH Oil (A) 7:15 Taylor Made -- Rusty Nail (A) 8:00 Little John's -- Lakeside Inn (A) 8:45 Wednesday's games Lakeside Inn -- West End Pub (B) 6:30 Fox Hole Tap -- Huemann's (A) 6:30 Huemann's -- Lakeside Inn (A) 7:15 Jewel Park -- Little John's (A) 8:00 Taylor Made -- Jack's-McH Oil (A) 8:45 Top 10 Batters AB HAVER. Don Bentz (RN) 32 25 .781 Bob Michels (JS) 18 13 .722 Mike Peterson (FH) 36 25 .694 Gary Gilpin (FH) ^ 31 21 .677 Rick Wakitsch (RN) 35 22 .629 Jerry Brodin(JB) 32 20 .625 JohnWalkington (RN) 36 22 .611 Mike Rogers (DO) 28 17 .607 DougFreund (RN) 37 22 .595 Top Homerun Hitters Don Bentz (RN) 6 Jerry Brodin (JB) 3 Mike Reardon (LI) 3 Gary Gilpin (FH) 3 Wayne Roewer (WE) 3 Women's Uinrsday Night 16 Inch W L St. Regis 6 0 Cunat Bros. Const. 5 1 River Shannon 3 3 After the Fox 3 3 Lakes Cable-Little Johns 5 1 Betts Const. 0 6 Women's Tuesday Night 16 Inch WL Oak Park Lounge 7 1 Ed's Rental ,' 6 2 Fritzsches * 6 2 OldBridge r 3 5 Palace Bowl 3 5 Gerg's Never Inn 2 5 Sullivan Foods 0 7 v THURSDAY Bimbos Carey Electric JepsenTire Sullivan Foods West End Pub Marauders Kiwanis Club Spellman Chevrolet PAFCE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY .I1TLY 8.1183 \ WL ^6 5 5 4 4 2 1 1 6 Parks & Recreation River Run VFW Men's 16 Inch DIVISION B WL Novotny Sales 5 3 Taylor Made 5 3 Raymonds-Huff 4 4 Palace Bowl 3 7 Old Bridge 1 8 After the Fox 0 9 DIVISION A WL Hiller Const. 9 0 St. Regis 8 2 3 D Bowl 7 2 RTDees 5 4 Decker Const. 4 5 Smitty's Tap 3 5 Tuesday's Games Decker Const. -- After the Dark 7:00 Taylor Made -- 3D Bowl 8:00 Hiller Const. -- Old Bridge 9:00 Recreational Men's 12 Inch SUNDAY WL Hogan's Heroes 6 1 Uncle Bunky's 6 1 Brake Parts 5 2 Hitman 3 4 Favorite Sport 3 4 Shamrocks 3 4 Over-The-Hill The seven mile River Run will be held on Tuesday, July 26 at 6:30 p.m. The race will begin at Pearl City Street Park and end at the Johnsburg Fire Department for tjje runners 13 and under and end at Riverside Drive Beach for the runner 14 and over. Registration is now being taken at McHenry City Hall. Registration forms are available at the McHenry and Chamber of Commerce. Golf Instruction A golf instruction class for Adults is being sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department. This program is designed to teach the beginning golfer the fundamentals and rules of the game of golf. Proper use of different clubs and etiquette will be emphasized. This class will be held at Petersen Park on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for two weeks. The first class will begin on July 11 and run from 2:30 to 4 p.m. The fee includes green fees for nine holes. Participants must have their own clubs. Big Wheel Race Boys and Girls ages three to five can participate in the Big Wheels Race sponsored by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation. Entrant will use their Big Wheel style-plastic tricycle. An oval course will be set up and races will be ac­ cording to age groups. The race will be in conjunction with Fiesta Days on Monday, July 25. The race track will be at Pearl Street Park with the qualifying time at 6:30 p.m. Sign up at McHenry City Hall. Registration forms are also available at the McHenry Public Library and Chamber "of Commerce. The registration deadline date will be on Thursday, July 21. Tennis Tourney The fourth annual City of McHenry Tennis tournament wiil be held this year as a beginning activity of Fiesta Days. Competition is set up in age brackets for singles and doubles events. Matches will be played at Knox Park Tennis Courts for finals. Trophies will be awarded in all categories. 4 The tournament will begin on July 22 and 23. The entry deadline date was postponed to Friday, July 15 at noon. All preliminary matches must be played prior to July 22. Registrations are now being taken at McHenry City Hall. Entry Blanks are available at McHenry City Hall, - McHenry Library and McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. TUESDAY Oak Park Hotel Funk's Plumbing 4 Blue Camel-Bimbos 4 Back Door Tavern 3 Cullom Knoll-A-1 Drywall 3 God Squad 2 Matrix 2 Old Bridge-McH Auto Body 1 1 6 WL 5 1 JUNIORS Standings: McHenry Home Maintenance 10-1, Classic Trophies in- 1, Wally's Bike Haven 5-5, McHenry State Bank 5-6, Locker's Flowers 2-9, McHenry Party Caterers 1-11. McHenry Home Maintenance 12 McHenry State Bank 11: Home Maintenance exploded for six runs in the fifth inning to gain the win. Erin Boland led Home Maintenance with a homer and two RBI's. Dana Diedrich doubled and Emily Dodds tripled. Sandi Simon was the winning pitcher with one strikeout. McHenry Home Maintenance 13 McHenry State Bank 12: Home Maintenance scored four runs in the sixth inning to come from behind for the win. Karen Hiller had three hits, including a triple and Emily Dodds also tripled. Amy Savers was the winning pitcher with one strikeout. PONY Stuc's Pizza 19 State Farm In­ surance 18: Sheri Knaack singled in the bottom of the seventh to bring in the game winning run. Stuc's over­ came an 18-14 State Farm lead in the seventh with five runs. Denise Staziak went four-for-four and tripled, while Gretchen Fuiava also triple. Ramona Gregorio homered for State Farm, while Melissa Greve tripled and Stacey Hudjera doubled. Knaack was the winning pitcher. Stuc's Pizza 17 Yegge Accounting 3: Stuc's Pizza scored eight runs in the fifth inning and five runs in the seventh in the rout. Lisa Johnson led Stuc's with a five-for-five per- It A ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 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