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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 1\ 1984 Sports Youth Baseball McHenry majors STANDINGS -- NATIONAL - Roadrunners 4-0, Falcons 2-1, Eagles 2-2, Cardinals 2-2, Owls 1- 2. AMERICAN • Condors 3-1, Bluebirds 3-1, Ravens 2-1, Hawks 0-2,.Orioles 0-3. McHenry vs. Wonder Lake 4-0, McHenry vs. Johnsburg 1-1. Bluebirds 5 Wonder Lake A's l: (May 23) Pitcher Bret Derby and catcher Vic Olson teamed up to stop the A's cold. Derby gave up only one hit and struckout five for the win. His catcher threw out four A's trying to steal. Derby added a double from behind the plate, while Mike Smith added two hits. Dave White and Pat Hales had hits for the A's. Condors 5 Orioles 1: (May 24) Jeff Lewis threw a two-hitter and struckout 11 batters in gaining the win. Seizemore, Tom Johnson and Lewis all hit doubles for the winners. Seizemore knocked three runs on two hits. Dan Wray had two hits for the Orioles. Cardinals 9 Johnsburg Orioles I: (May 21) Behind the defense of third baseman Mike Wohlwend and the pitching of Tim Glosson, the Orioles were .held scoreless until the fourth inning. Wohwend made good pick-ups of three tough ground balls, while Glosson gave up only two hits and struckout 11 batters. Tim Mauer doubled twice for the Cards and Kevin McGee added one. McGee, Mauer, Bob Glus and Kevin Carney all had two hits. Cardinals 6 Eagles 3: (May 29) Tim Mauer doubled twice and Bob Glus once to lead the winners. Mauer picked up the pitching win, allowing one run on four hits in four innings. Steve Sieverin helped out defensively by backhanding a grounder at thirdbase and throwing to first for the out. Doug Gibson had two hits for the Eagles. McHenry minors STANDINGS -- Bluebirds 4-0, Robins 2-1, Red Sox 2-1, Owls 2-1, Hawks 0-3 and Falcons 0-3. Bluejays 3-0, Royals 3-1, Car­ dinals 2-1, Eagles 1-2, Sparrows 1-2 Orioles 0-4. 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Russ Sexton was four-for-four and Jason Micklevitz had two hits, in­ cluding a double. Bluejays 9 Orioles 4: (May 23) A five-run first inning for the Bluejays was the difference. Jacob Schlender led the winners at three-for-three, two runs, five rbi's, a double and a triple. David Grove and Chris Roth both had triples, while Alan Kraft knocked in three runs on one hit. Anthony and Ronnie Neece had two hits each for the Orioles. Kraft was the winning pitcher, retiring 12 straight batter at one point. He struckout nine batters. McHenry minis Cubs 2 Yankees 0: (May 29) John Buch and David Wray scored the only two runs off a sacrifice fly by Jay Druml. Buch was the winning pitcher. Pigtail Seniors Pete's OirU 27 Kimnls 4: (May 24) Kim Belzer and Tina Buss led the winning attack, each going three-for-three. Belzer added a homerun and five rbi's, while Buss had three runs scored, seven rbi's and a double. Eileen Douglass added a triple, three runs scored and three rbi's. Winning pifeher Kim Belzer struckout 11 batters. Lockers Flowers 9 Classic Trophies 7: (May 30) Jenny Samen's two triples led Lockers to the victory. Catherine Kupstic came up with the big defensive play of the. game, catching a flyball and stepping on second base for a doubleplay. Kupstic was also the winning pitcher with five strikeouts. Stacey Johnson, Timberly Steward and Pamela Gregorio all hit doubles for Classic Trophies, while Gregorio added a triple. • Pete's Girls 11 McHenry Home Maintenance 10: (May 30) Pete's Girls won their third straight to take over first place. Pete's were paced with homers by Kasondra Weiler and Eileen Douglas. Chrissy Hill, Angie West and Kris Peterson all hit triples, while Weiller and Kim Belzer added doubles. Weiler finished with four rbi's and Douglas was the winning pitcher with eight strikeouts. UPTIGHT OVER SECURITY ) NO BARGAIN PRICE OR PASSES FOR THIS FEATURE I LEI US HELP! WE'RE MOI THAN JUST OPEN WEEKDAYS TIL 6 . FRI. TIL 8. 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Peggy Fookes also added three hits and three runs, while Karen Gutekunst was four-for-four and two runs scored. Lorraine Borowski led Greg's Never Inn with a triple and two rbi's. After the Fox 7 Old Bridge 5 After the Fox completed the sweep with a 7-5 win over Old Bridge. After the Fox jumped out to a 6-0 early lead and held on. Peggy Fookes led the winners at three-for-three, two runs scored and a rbi. Kim Martin added two hits and Patty Varik added two rbi's. Patti Haag and Chris Knox had two hits for Old Bridge. Oak Park 12 Classic Trophies 2 Mary Koleno's three-run homer in the first inning sparked Oak Park Lounge to a 12-2 win over Classic Trophies. Nancy Glick added another homer for the winners in the fourth inning to knock in three more runs. Glick ended the game at three-for-three and three runs scored. Chris Mortell helped out with two hits. Mortell added some defensive help with a diving catch in centerfield in the third inning to end a possible scoring threat. River Shannon 14 Old Bridge Old Bridge jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but River Shannon bounced back with four runs in the second inning and went on to an easy win. Julie Oeffling had the big hit of the game, a homerun in the. fourth inning. Cheri Kofler added a double and triple for the winners, while Annette Coughlin hit a double. Kofler finished three-for-three at the plate and three runs scored. Roberta Kechash, Chris Knox and Agness Holas all had a hit each for Old Bridge. Ed's Rental 7 Cullom Knoll 0 Cullom Knoll loaded the bases in the fourth inning, but were unable to score off of Ed's Rental's Jan Miller as the pitcher recorded her second shutout of the season. Diane Michels led Ed's offensive attack with two doubles and a triple, while Mary Fishback also doubled. Miller added two hits and two runs scored. > McHenry Men's 12-inch continued from page 22 J Jim Szamlewski's rbi single won the game for Lakeside in the bottom of the seventh inning. Reardon was two-for-two for Lakeside, while Szamlewski had three hits. Phil Oeffling, DeCicdo and Mark Schultz all had two hits for Johnsburg. ' Rusty Nail 8 Doherty's 3 Doug Freund and Don Bentz both had three hits to lead Rusty Nail Inn to a 8-3 victory over Doherty's. Doherty's didn't help its cause leaving 11 runners stranded on bases. Defensively, Rusty Nail pitcher John Connell snared a line drive, while Doherty's pitcher Dan Quinn and first baseman Twig Miller teamed up for seven putouts. Freund added a double to the winning cause. Mike Rogers hit a triple for Doherty's. MEN'S 12-INCH WOMEN'S 16-INCH WESTERN DIVISION W L W L After the Fox 4 0 Rusty Nail 5 0 River Shannon 3 0 Johnsburg 4 2 Oak Park 2 1 Doherty's 3 2 Ed's Rental 2 1 River Shannon 2 3 Greg's Never Inn 1 2 Lakeside Inn 1 4 Cullom Knoll 1 2 Huemann's 1 5 Classic Trophies 0 3 Old Bridge 0 4 SPORT FANS... I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Ooff ling Who woro the lost 2 players to bat .400 ovor a full season in big loaguo baseball?...The last two .400 hittors woro Tod Williams who hit .406 in 1941, and Bill Terry who hit .401 in 1930. Amaslngly, for 22 straight years now, baseball's American loaguo has had a different run batted In champion EVERY year...Last man to load the American League In RSIs for 2 straight years was Roger Marts way back In 19*0-41. Surprisingly, a father-and-son combination came close to playing big loaguo baseball AT THE SAME TIME...Jim Hegan was a catcher in the majors from 1941 to 1940... Then his son, Mike, become a first baseman in the majors starting in 1964, so Jim and Mika Hegan- father and son-missed playing to­ gether in the majors by just 4 years ...No othor father-son combination in history woro ovor that close to playing in tho majors at the soma • time. I bet you didn't know...that now Is tho boat time to buy a now auto- mobile. And now's tho boat time to see Keftfc Loalhois or myself for an |00|| fit • • • 4 WARRIORS from, page 22 the only girl to hit a homerun over the fence at Dundee-Crown in three years. In her last six games she hit .625. She also only made one error all season. She was a steady ballplayer in that way." Monique Betancourt has been hitting .599 during the last six games of the season. "She was one of the kids that really help put us back into the conference race," said Wirtz. Playing the outfield and in­ field, Betancourt had a .875 •fielding average. She batted .444 in the FVC and .404 overall. She scored 15 runs and knocked in 11 runs. Other unanimous selections included Laura Jensen (out­ fielder) of Central, Karen Tacke (Pitcher) of Central, Diane Haney (shortstop) of Cary- Grove and Liz Kass (pitcher) of Cary-Grove. The rest of the squad in­ cluded; Tami Brammer (out­ fielder) of Central, Debbie Etling (catcher) of Central, Jean Barry (outfielder) of Central, Wendy Schershel (outfield) of Cary-Grove, Betty Mihilec (secondbase) of Cary- Grove, Juli$ Denny (outfield) of Cary-Grove, Sherry Stoltman (outfield) of Jacobs, Sandy Smott (third base) of Jacobs, Kim Hoy (shortstop) of Woodstock, Mary Jo Firnbach of Woodstock, Jenny Zych (out­ field) of Dundee-Crown, Sue Sissler (catcher) of Dundee- Crown and Jenny Gibson (pit­ cher) of Dundee-Crown. f. i