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HWIMWHW WMMnyiivv I • • Johnsburg Sets Team Dates School. Equipment will be issued oil Moods; room. Wednesday is the first practice. * mU players should report Monday at 11 a.m. inroomlatJoi at 9 a.m. in the Wrnmm Outerwear Sweaters , ONMrC'i | r \<;i<:s 1983 i c, rtuuua It's That Time • | :• P£ i' if ' V r' % & $j. x fcf. || I jfc McHenry Reporting Da All interested cross country runners should report to West Campus on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Candidate* for the varisty football team should report Monday for equipollent at fiast Campus. Hie first practice will be Wednesday at McCracken Field. Sophomore football candidates should repoort at 6 p.m. for equipment at East Campus. The first practice will be Wednesday at McCracken Field. Freshmen interested in football should report for a team meeting on Monday at 7 am. at West Campus. The first practice will be Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Wat Campus. . .L. . . All golfers should report for a meeting behind West Camps* ̂ etoday at 10 a.m. The first practice will be Thursday. jg Girls interested ui the swimming team should report at Rnbx Park Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. Girls volleyball candidates must report to the West Campus gym at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 22. The first practice will be Monday. Auff. 29 at 9 a.m. Before any student is allowed to practice, have an equipment issue card. These cards can Campus main office, or at the assistant principal w AH flail athletes also must have a current physical/! insurance or insurance waiver and a |2.00 towell fee. says they must M COMING UP SHORT--is Tim Klapperich of CuUom Knoll -- A-l DrywaU as he slides head first into home. Putting on the tag is Matrix catcher Ken Lynn as umpire Frank Cuda is about to signal an out. STAFF PHOTO-- WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsbure High School Athletic Director Jim Meyers has announced reporting dates for aU athletes interested in fall sports. for equipment. A meeting will be held in room 1 at 7 p.m. first practice will be held on Wednesday. Those interesed in freshmen football should report on Monday tothe multipurpose room for equipment. A meeting will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m.. with the first practice also Wednesday at 3 p.m. j . Hie firet cross country practice will be held Wednesday at 3ipjn., while the first gills varsity volleyball practice will be Wednesday at 8 a.m at the junior high school. Girls Tennis candidates should report for their first practice Thursday in room 6 at lp.m. . Prior to their first practice, each athlete must pick up a clearance cafd in the main office of Johnsburg High School. To receive a clearance card; the athlete must have a physical examination within the last year, a signed insurance waiver, an athletic policy form and required sports participation fee. < ̂ • • i i. • Marian Football Players To Marian Central iigh School will hold its first football practice Wednesdays18 a.m All interested players should report. * IT LOOKS CLOSE -- as the ball (right side of photo) is on its way to third safe as theball collided with him at the bag * baseman Jim Berstege of Matrix. Runner Lenny Jensen of Cullom Knoll was """ * ! Men's Recreational 12 Inch STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD The McHenry Plaindealer Cullom Knoll Three-Run Eighth Pulls Out Win * When it came righ down to the wire, ^ it was Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall who - came up with three runs in the extra + innings to pull out a 14-11 win over Matrix during .na®e't,recreaional 12 ^inch softball. ' It was Cullom Knolf's captain Scott -"Belohlavy who took charge of the * situation, driving in three RBI's in the -.'early innings with help from Steve v O'Halleran's two-run double to grab K-four runs. But Matrix matched Cullom Knoll t by scoring four runs of their own off of v'shots by Tom Henshaw, torn Savage V and Bill Verstege. In the fourth, a two- » run single by Ted Juske and RBI hits t.Hby Jim Abel and Jim Verstege fallowed Matrix to move into an 8-6 t lead. Cullom Knoll's Lenny Jensen turned a single into a two-run homer, while Bill Cunningham's RBI tied the game at 8-8. But Keying into errors made by Matrix's outfield in the eighth inning opened the door foe Tony Sroka to score the winning run, with Jensen and O'Halleran picking up RBI's for insurance. Old Bridge 15 Oak Park 8 K With a current record of 2-10 going into the game, no one thought the Old Bridge-McHenry Auto Body could manage to knock off a second first place team. But that's exactly what happened as Old Bridge upset Oak Park 15-8. It was Oak Park Hotel which scored early with RBI singles by Tom Cunningham and Bob Landa, and later a homerun by Cunningham. Old Bridge responded in the third with run scoring singles by Doug Lindberg, Ron Neece and a RBI triple by Dave Bockman. Funks Plumbing 13 God Squad 7 The God squad scOred in the third inning on two RBI sacrifices by Rick Synder and Phil Thennes to take a 2-0 lead. The lead was short-lived, as Funks cut the lead in half by scoring Dale Lundis on a double by Skip Bellon. Funks broke the game open in the sixth when Bellon knocked in one run and Greg Bartos hit a bases loaded triple. Bimbos 6 Back Door Tavern 4 The Blue Camel-Bimbos scored in th early innings, picking up three runs in the first from hits by Butch Meyer and later scoring on a single from brother John. Despite a double play in the second inning by the Back Door, Bob Matich's single brought homeitiefc JagerrFred Sorenson iced the win with a two-run homerun in the third inning. Funks Plumbing 11 Bimbos 8 i In a suspended game from July 19, Funks Plumbing held onto for the win after coming back from a 8-1 deficit. The game resumed in the bottom of the sixth inning when Funks Plum­ bing at bat leading 9-8 with two men on base and two men out. Funks' Skip Bellon blasted a two-run double to add the final insurance runs. Rosing's Clutch Hit Wins For Little Johns >„i It was nothing but a clutch hit. With two outs in the seventh inning . and the score tied at 10 a piece, Gary .Rosing singled to score Jim Pinkstaff "**to help Little John's even the best of j5three McHenry Area Men's 12 inch >£playoff series with West End Pub •£»Monday. The Pub had taken the first game 4- jn. ^ Meanwhile, the Johnsburg '^Businessmen overtook Doherty's 10-1 £3 to take a one game lead in their series. Little Johns 11 West End Pub 10 •£* West End Pub scored four times in HJ the first and twice in the second to take a quick 6-0 lead. West End Pub scored another in the top of the third, V but Little John's finally got on the scoreboard with two runs. West End Pub carried a 8-5 lead into the fifth, when disaster struck for them. Little John's scored four times in the bottom of the sixth to take a 10-8 lead. Consecutive singles by Jim Quinn, Steve Himplemann, Steve Lane and John Griffith sparked the rally. West End came back, however, as Rick Wiegman knocked in both Don Prazak and Tom Prudden to tie the game. Rosing's winning hit followed in the bottom half to give Little Johns the win in the second game. Quinn and Himplemann led Little John's with three hits each, while Himplemann hit a double in the third inning. Don Prazak had three hits for the Pub, including a double. West End Pub 4 Little John's 1 Two-run innings in the third and fourth was all the Pub needed in finishing off Little John's in the first game. With one out, Tom Burke tripled to knock in John Michels for the first run. Michels had singled to reach base. Burke scored when Don Prazak hit a sacrifice fly. With one out in the fourth inning, v Bob Tortorici and Rick Wiegman both singled. Boltz walked to load the bases and Mike Hagberg walked to force in one run. The second run scored on a single by John Michels. Little John's only run scored in the seventh inning. . ,0oo Right now your old power mower is worth hard cash for a limited time on a new Toro Walk Power Mower. 1^ all mowers look the same to you, maybe you aren't looking close enough. Look at Toro's easy empty bag, wide range of accessories, and powerful engine. Look now. Your old mower won't be worth '« this much very long. Offer ends: We believe in making things better. "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUIL Ceo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD., McHENRY (815) 385-0420 ^ Michels and Wiegman led West End with two hits each. Businessmen 10 Doherty's 1 Doherty's onljrrun was scored in the top of the first inning for a brief lead. That would be the only lead Doherty's would see, as the Businessmen scored four times in the bottom half of the first inning, three in the second and two in the third. The big hit for Johnsburg was a two- run homer for Jerry Brodin in the second inning. Phil Oeffling had three hits in the lead-off spot. Doherty's lone run was scored after Pat Doherty led off with a double and was knocked in (Hi a single by Steve Mai. Crystal lake "v The Johnsburg Tigers took it on the chin twice this past Sunday, losing the suspended Crystal Lake game of June 25 6-5 and then the regularly scheduled game 13-1. Crystal Lake now only trails the 11-5 Tigers by a mere 21 percentage points. Algonquin dropped their Northern Illinois Baseball League record to 10-5 by losing to Marengo on Sunday. The Tigers finished out the season at home this Saturday with a single game against the Algonquin A's. With the NIBL race as close as it is, this game is a must for the Tigers if they hope to take the league title. Game time is noon at the Community Club diamond. The suspended game began in the top of the fifth, one out, and a Tiger runner on third. Unfortunately, neither Greg Bruce nor Jeff Daihiani could bring the run home. Crystal Lake Took a 5-1 lead with two runs in the bottom of the fifth. Tim Murphy had control problems for the Tigers and was replaced by Kurt Valentin. The Tigers came back by scoring four times for a 5-5 tie. Brian Wilson led off with a single and went to third on Kurt Valentin's double. Both runners scored when manager Jim Herman, starting for the first time this season, tripled to right center. i • v- . gjH Herman scored (be tying Woodie J askowiakr6ached base on an error. ̂ Crystal Lake scored what turned out to be the winning run on a two-out single by clean-up Utter Radovich in the bottom of the sirfth. Kurt Valentin absorbed the loss for the Tigers. The second game was all Crystal Lake, as Brian Wilsou suffered his second defeat against four victories. Crystal Lake sewed four times In the first. The big blow was a homerun by catcher Lee Frick. The Tigers managed oply three hits in five innings and the game ter­ minated by the 10-run ijule. Tennis ftwigr The McHenry Jaycees will boat a tennis tournament for children Monday at the West Campus courts. Anyone living in the grade school district 15 or njthschool district 186 can participate for free. Trophies will be awarded to winners of the different age-sex divisions. The age divisions are broken down to 10-and-under, 11- l2jrears-otd, 13-14.15-16 antffr-18. Participants 10 through 14-yeSrs-old should report to the courts by <# a.m. and 15-year-old through 18 should report by 10:30 a.m. # High School tennis coach Gary Gray will run the tournament and can be reached at 385-8268 if information is needed. Corduroy Pants UPPER S LOWER FULL DENTUREf OHt volld only with ad thru Aug. 31,1983 DENTURES REPAIRED WHILE AiMMT CLOTHES GALLERY 51N. William* St. Downtown Crystal Lake own Crystal 455-3307 Open Mon. thru Sat 9:30-5:30 Thurs'till 9 Robert I. Sven, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION IN DENTISTRY FOX LAKE DENTAL CENTER It E. GRAND AVE., FOX LAKE, IL 60020 (312) 5S7-5053 GUARANTEE Our guarantee is simple. 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