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Sports Youth Baseball • N .McHenry majors MAJORS: American division - , Bluebirds 5-2, Ravens 5-3, Condors 5-4, Hawks 3-6, Orioles ^2-5-1. National Division - * Roadrunners 8-0-1, Cardinals 5- 2, Falcons 4-4, Eagles 3-4, Owls .2-6. McHenry Roadrunners 10, .Johnsburg Orioles 0: (June 13) 'Matt Murphy hurled a no-hitter, . while striking out 10 and added a . homerun and six rbi's to lead the 'winners. Murphy only walked two batters, while also doubling »at the plate. Jim Simon helped I out in the win at three-for-three V <-Vv at the plate, including two doubles. Condors 12, Falcons 7: (June 15) The Condors scored five runs in the seventh inning to break the tie. Jim Sizemore led the winning attack with a homerun over the centerfield wall. Ron Malcolm was three-for-three for the Condors, with four rbi's and a double, while Jeff Lewis doubled. Jamie Franklin pit­ ched the last three innings for the Condors, only allowing one hit. Sam Perez led the with two hits. Condors 15, Wonder Lake Phillies 6: (June 14) Jeff Lewis homered, while Jim Sizemore doubled and tripled to lead the winners. Ron Malcom also r •np JBL w ;A big catch Plaindealer photo by Mike Lamb iVIike Christensen (right) and his friend Jason Varese were fishing fit Waters Edge Ponds last week Monday evening when the 13-year- old found something big on his line. It was a 264-inch, five-pound northern pike. Christensen said it was the biggest northern he has pulled out of the pond this year. For homeowners insurance coverage that helps keep up with the rising cost of rebuilding your home, check with state Farm. Ask me about our Homeowners Policy with automatic Inflation Coverage DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. Elm St. Melton ry 385-7111 * \ •• Like a good neighbor State Farm is there Stale Farm f .re and Casualty Company Home Ottices B*oomington Illinois Moms and Dads! Hara is tha idaal opportunity for your child to loom dependability, aarn thair own spending money, and learn how to manage their own business. 9 RTZV: BI S- McHENRY PLAINKALER CARRIER I Earn Money! Have Fun! Win Prizes! Be Somebody! Help your child get a jump on life. Call the McHonry Plain- dealer Circulation department today. Inquire about the route opportunities in your neighborhood. Call 385-0178 Today! McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry SHAW FRfE PRESS NEWSPAPER CROUP tripled. Willims was the winning pitcher. Orioles 10, Owls €: (June 13) Steve Iacullo held down the Owls by pitching a three hitter and striking out seven, while only walking one. Brandon Pasternock doubled, while Sam Gilliband had two hits for the winners. Brian Bromley doubled for the Owls, while Marcus Siefert had two hits. Dan Wray helped execute a double play for the Orioles, catching a line drive and throwing to first base. Ravens 11, Condors 7: (June 17) TTie Ravens overcame a 5-0 deficit with a 10-run fourth in­ ning. Mike Lazar led the win­ ners three-for-three at the plate with two doubles. Both Brian Buell and Rich Larson each doubled. Bill Fortino struckout eight batters for the win. Ravens 11, Bluebirds 7: (June 16) The winners were sparked by a five-run first inning and led by Brian Buell batting three-for- three with a double. Buell was also the winning pitcher, allowing only two hits and striking out three. Marc Hub­ bard, Vic Olsen, Dave Cable and Joe Kinnerk all had one hit for the Bluebirds. Johnsburg majors Johnsburg Twins 7, Wonder Lake Phillies 2: Winning pitcher Sean Kegel threw a no-hitter while striking out seven. A six- run fifth inning was the dif­ ference for the Twins. Kegel also led at the plate, slugging a rbi triple. Both Rich Connery and Derek Moser had a hit a piece, while Connery knocked in three runs. Mike Savino scored twice. McHenry minors Bluejays 15, Hawks 13: Bluejays built up a 15-9 lead after 5% innings, and then hung on for the win. A seven-run first inning sparked the winners. Dave Grove was the Bluejays top hitter, three-for-three at the plate with three runs scored and three rbi's. Mark Erkinswick, Chris Roth, Ben Winnkelman and Alan Kraft all had two hits a piece. Kraft was the winning pitcher with seven strikeouts. Bob Lennon hit a double and a triple for the Hawks. Both Mike Molina and Dave Hartman had two hits. Owls 7, Bluejays 5: The Bluejays spoiled Matt McGowan's shutout with a five- run sixth inning, but fell short to the Owls. McGowan only allowed four hits and struckout 10. McGowan also led the winners at the plate with two hits and three runs scored. Alan Kraft tripled and Erik Ekstrom doubled for the Bluejays. Ekstrom was two-for-two. Hawks 17, Sparrows 7: (June 17) Billy O'Brien went foui^for- four for the winners with two runs scored, four rbi's, including a double. Randy Jones helped out at three-for-three, including two triples and five rbi's. Bob Lennon was the winning pitcher, allowing only one hit and striking out seven. The Sparrows were led by Chris Delisle with a double and two runs scored, while Werhane added a hit. Delisle denied Jones of an inside-the-park homer by throwing him out at homeplate. Bluebirds 19, Sparrows 3: Pitcher Tom Brefeld's two- hitter combined with Jeff Lundy's three doubles to lead the Bluebirds. Brefeld kept the Sparrows in check with 12 strikeouts. Lundy knocked in five runs with his three hits. Brefeld helped out on offense hitting three-for-three with two doubles. Adam Lazar added a double and a single, while Ryan hit two doubles. JJjseU^ aindealer •WHITE HEN PANTRY •BELL LIQUORS •BOLGERS DRUGSTORE •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •KAREN ft GINNY'S •LIQUOR MART •McHENRY HOSPITAL •FOOD MART •NORTHWEST TRAIN •ISLAND FOODS •CONVENIENT FOO^yt t r •COUNncY CUPBOARD •SULLIVAN FOODS •UNION '7* •COLE PHARMACY •COAST TO COAST •SUNNYSIDE GAS ft QUICK MART Available At The Following Locations: •J ft l GAS •ACE HARDWARE •LAKEVIEW FOODS •SUNNYSIDE ?. FOODS •LITTLE STORE •SUNRISE GROCERY •DEBBIE'S GENERAL STORE •VILLAGE MARKET •McHENRY DRUG •J ft R FOOD MART McHenry Men's 12-Inch Homeruns by Burke brothers lift West End Ttie brother combination of Pat and Tom Burke hit back-to- back homers in the fifth inning to lead West End Pub to a 9-4 win over Lakeside Inn during McHenry Men's 12-inch softball at Knox Park Monday. West End broke a 2-1 Lakeside Inn with four runs in the third inning. Don Prazak's two-run double ignited the rally. Chuck Gandolfi was the top hitter for the winners, hitting a double, triple and a single. Fred Stacker was two-for-two with a double. Defensively, the Pub pulled off two doubleplays. Ron Cass led Lakeside with two doubles and a triple, while Dave Schmidt also tripled. John Brazan was two-for-two. West End 13, Phylly's 4 Another 17-hit attack gave West End an evening sweep, defeating Phylly's Inn 13-4. West End blew the game open with an eight-run fifth inning. Chuck Gandolfi and Don Prazak led the winners with three hits each, with Gandolfi doubling and Prazak tripling. Prazak knocked in three runs. Tom Burke added two doubles, while Tom Prudden and Terry Hovseth each had two hits. , Jim Nielsen led Phylly's at the plate, three-for-three with a double. Mike Maves was two-for-two with a double. Mike Cooley also had two hits. Fox Hole 13, Huemann's 1 Bill Meyers homered and tripled while batting four-for-four to lead Fox Hole Tap to a 13-1 win over Huemann's Water Con­ ditioning. Meyers's homerun scored two runs and broke the game open, as Fox Hole scored five runs in the third inning. Stever Dobner hit a two-run double in the sixth inning and finished four-for-four with three rbi's. Mike Peterson hit a three- run triple in the third inning and a single, while Vinnie Freund was two-for-two. Jay Huemann and Tom Wensch both had two hits for Huemann's. Rusty Nail 13, Phylly's 2 Rick Wakitsch's two-run double sparked a five-run Rusty Nail Inn first inning and a 13-2 win over Phylly's Inn. John Walkington, Joe Meyers and John Cornell all had three hits for the winners. Walkington hit a double and knocked in three runs and Connell was three-for-three. Don Bentz also doubled, while Gary Schmitt was two-for-two. Mike Cooley, Dean Pries, Robert Stern and Mike Maves all had two hits for Phylly's. Huemann's 9, Lakeside 7 Jay Huemann's two-run single capped a four-run sixth inning and allowed Huemann's Water Conditioning to edge Lakeside Inn 9-7. The win was Huemann's first since opening night. Lakeside Inn scored once in the tjbe seventh inning, but left the tying runs on base stranded. Lakeside Inn also helped out Huemann's cause with sue errors. , Bud Smith tripled and singled to lead the winners in hitting. Tom Janik also had two hits. Brad May homered for Lakeside. Jim Szamlewski, John Brazan and Steve Schmitt all had two hits a piece. SS555555OO5O5OO5QO^5555SS5O5ooooooooooooooo<»OOO€ HEARTWORM & FLEA SEASON IS HERE! McHenry Animal Hospital is currently offering a 20% Sr. Citizen Discount on all routine medical and laboratory procedures! Is your pet up to date on vaccinations, heartworm checks and parasite exam? Ask about our current flea and h^atworm control programs. McHENRY ANIMAL HOSPITAL 306 N. 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