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CAGE 18 - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 29,1984 • SENIORS - from page 19 ' Heather Wirtz and Wendy both batted two-for- two for McHenry State Bank. 'McHenry Home Maintenance McHenry Favorite Sports 4: tjebbie Scott and Kelly Bolger both homered to lead the win­ ners. jenny Meyers was the trinning pitcher with four strikeouts. Candy Butler doubled for McHenry Favorite 'Sports. McHenry Home Maintenance 13, Kiwanis 11: The winning pitcher was Michelle Stout. Beth Greve tripled for the Kiwanis. McHenry Home Maintenance lli Classic Trophies 8: Jenny Meyers was the winning pitcher. Brenda Bromley homered for Classic Trophies. McHenry Home Maintenance ;19, Lockers Flowers 17: Michelle Stout and Kelly Smith homered to lead the winners. Rebecca Brady and Jenny Meyers both doubled, while Amy Siok tripled. Amy Stolle, Kathryn Kupstis and Jenny Egan all had doubles for Lockers Flowers. Meyers was the winning pitcher. ! McHenry Home Maintenance .18, Lockers Flowers 14: Kelly Bolger hit a grand slam homerun to lead the winners. Michelle Stout was the winning pitcher. McHenry Home Maintenace 6, McHenry Savings and Loan 5: Kelly Bolger tripled to lead the winners. Michelle Williams for Savings and Loan, ie Scott was the winning pitcher. Classic Trophies 11, Don's Dairy Frost 3: (June 22) Shelly Sauers only gave up three hits, while striking 10 to lead the winners. Cindy Shaver slugged a homerun, while Amy Sauers batted three-for-three. Stacy Johnson and added two hits. Ginger Bellon, Kim Snyder and Regan all had a hit for Don's. Juniors Country Junction Drive In 21,. Wally's Bike Haven:(June 19) A seven-run first inning gave Country Junction a running start. Jenine Arient and Amy Williams homered for the winners, while Heather Simons and Lisa Mayer doubled. Simons also tripled. Both Simons and Pottgether had four hits, with Simons knocking in seven runs. 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Jfrshion Shoppe 17, Happy Jack'itt: (June 21) Kim Eye hit a homerun in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie the contest and then Shannon Kostuch singled in the winning run. Eye hit two homers for five rbi's. Amanda Johnson added three hits, while Trisha Hucks hit a grand slam. Johnson was the winnng pitcher with 13 strikeouts. Country Junction Drive In 22, Wally's Bike Haven 0: (June 25) Winning pitcher Carmi Schultz pitched a two-hitter shutout, while striking out 14. Heather Mack and Carmi Schultz both hit a homer and a double to lead the winners, while Lisa Mayer also doubled. Mack knocked in eight runs on three hits. Schultz and Stacy Castillo batted three-for- three and Lisa Miller also had three hits. Michele Orr led Wally's batting two-for-two. Pony Don's Dairy Frost 26, State Farm Insurance 11: (June 27) Wendy Turner led a 25-hit winning attack with a homerun and two singled. She scored four times and knocked in three runs. Nancy Diedrich hit two doubles for six rbi's, while Jackie Hutt slugged a triple and two singles for three rbi's. Jeannie West- man doubled and hit two singles, while Donna Held batted three- for-three. Kris Carlson was the winning pitcher with three strikeouts. Kim Greany batted three-for-three with a homerun for State Farm Insurance. Stacey Hudjera and Stephanie Kumm both doubled, with Kumm knocking in four runs. Debbie Sundby added two hits. 7-mile river run The annual seven-mile McHenry River Run sponsored by the Park Department is scheduled for Tuesday, July 24. Hie race will start at 6:45 p.m. from Pearl Street Park. The course will take the runners over the Fox River and through downtown Johnsburg. All runners 13 and younger will cross the finish line at the Johnsburg Rescue Squad building. All runners 14 and older will continue until Riverside Drive Park. Registration can be done at the McHenry Park Department Friday, July 20. Awards will be given in male and female divisions. 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Pairing the field by half, results in flight I showed Betty Mohan over Liz Nolan, Nell Fidler over Dot Freund and Virginia Turner over Carol Cooney on the 20th hole after two extra sudden deaths. Inflight n it was Evie Castle over Kathy Greer, Floss Miller over Barb Weber, Kathryn Bolger over Bernice Dolce and Linda Puccio over Sharon Pepping in Linda's best round ever. Flight m found Mary Mutchinsky over Kathy Vehring, Ethel Koehler over Betty Rode, Carole Bolger over Esther Jemiola and Jackie Victor over Toots Gerstad. In flight IV it was Betty Wayman over Lotte Koch, Melanie Frett over Lynn McKiernan on default, Dot Baker over Ardis Miller and Roni Cepulis over Marcy Wakitsch. With the field narrowed considerably and two weeks to go, the excitement rises in anticipation of the coming winners. In the meantime, a throw-out event is scheduled for next week for all those no longer participating in match play. Under the daily events, two mighty nice rounds of 88 each were shot by Carol Cooney and Alvina Yopp to have them share the honor of low gross over the field. In class A there was a three-way tie of 70 each for low net shot by Nell Fidler, Floss O'Connell and Judy Smithson. Low putts in the same class were 30, rolled in by Betty Mohan. In class B another three-way tie of 68 each was shared by Caroline Harger, Carol Barnicle and Sharon Pepping. Oops! Make that a four-way - Linda Puccio also netted a 68. Caroline low putted with 28. In class C it was Roni Cepulis with 66, followed by Carol Bolger with 68. Betty Rode and Jackie Victor each low-putted with 33. Class D Betty Wayman's 69 gave her low net with Peg Anderson in second with 71. Betty also low-putted with 31. Flying up to the birdie tree were Virginia Turner on six, Judy Smithson on five, Floss O'Connell on eight, Floss Miller and Nell Fidler on 16, Mary Mutchinsky on 15 and Dot Baker on 18. Barb Weber and Mabel Smith each had chip-ins as did Betty Wayman and Mary Mutchinsky on 15. Most of the day was a good one for the golfers until Pat Reed was seen swinging so hard she fell down on seven. At that point it became hilarious for her and her group. And, of course, when Mutchinsky went to the 14 tee sans club and sat on her iced tea, no tears were being shed. Meanwhile, back at the clubhouse, while the 18 holers were doing their thing on the course, the Nifty Niners were having their mid- season luncheon and whoop-de-do. Under the clever and expert guidance of Lori Qausden, a combined luncheon and floorshow entertained the 31 Nifties in attendance. Dancing their way to possible stardom were Loretta Coatar, Judy Babb, Gloria Sprague, Emily Rohner and Gen Hoelscher. As a finale, a special tribute in song was paid to Millie Simon whd has done so much in the entertainment field for the club memberg and elsewhere. Next week they'll get back to their respective golf games. 'Til then, Happy Golfing! Liz * . •. •,* 4 • « 11 ""w Chapel Hill ladies On June 19, the first Tuesday of the three week tournament, the winners in class A with net scores of 34 each were Carol Zimmer, Joan Popelka and Libby Johnson. In class B Darlene Huemann led with 32 and Dorie Tonyan and Dorothy Kreamcheck tied for second place with 33. In class C Isabel McGady led with 30. Georgia Bauer was second with 33 and Ruth Vines took third with 34. Hie birdies were flying in the bright sunshiny feather of June 26 Dorothy Hughes had one on 15 and Lois Crouch chipped in on 10 for hers. Darlene Huemann got a nice chqHn on 13 Jane Lowery had the longest successful one putt her foursome said they had ever seen on three. Joan Popelka couldn't believe it when she hit one of the> small trees just planted on six. There were some good low gross scores. Dorie Freund came in, with a low gross of 41 in spite of an eight on 17. Lou Stine had low putts of 12. Diane Derby, Libby Johnson and Lucy Prouty had only 14 putts. Maryann Doetsch was pleased to have her best game even with a net of 29. 1 Next Tuesday will be the final day of tournament play and we are hoping for another nice day. Esta First run for cancer The first annual McHenry Run for Cancer is set for Sunday at Knox Park. A 10K (6.2 miles) road race and a two mile run will begin at 8 a.m. T-shirts will be given to the first 100 registered runners upon completion of the races. Trophies, ribbons and medals wil awarded to male and female winners in each of eight age brackets. All area runners are invited to participate and may register the morning of the race between 7:15 and 7:45 a.m. For further information call 385-6997. When yon erder processing by Kodak ' ENLARGEMENT is FREE Just order processing by-Kodak of ony 24- or 36-exposure roll of Kodak color print film, you'll receiva a certificate for a free 8" x 10" or 8" x 12" enlargem­ ent. 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