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PAGE 22 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. JULY ». 1184 Sports Youth Baseball McHenry minis SOX 8 BRAVES 1 Doug McMahon homered for the Sox, while Steve Papineau pitched five strong innings, touched for just one hit. Papineau struck out 11. Joe Mazurek hit a towering home run for the Braves. DODGERS 13 CUBS 3 Jeff Glab went 3 for 3 at the plate, hitting a single, double and triple. Tommy Barrett hit a double, as did Brent Malenius, as the Dodgers won easily. Glab was the winning pitcher, fanning nine, along with just six hits. Kevin Brown played excellent second base, contributing five putouts BREWERS 3 BRAVES 0 League Golf Chapel Hill ladies The new team standings in the Tuesday Ladies League show that McHenry Favorite Sports is leading with 50 points. Little Chef follows closely with 49 '-2, Fox Hole Tap has 48%, ( lassie Trophies 44, Steffan's Jewelers 42%, Mar Ray ( ostumes 41 %, Acu Pac 39 and McHenry Floral 36. The contest on July 10 for team low net was won by Mar ilay Costumes, with 298. The storm that was predicted for July 17 never materialized and the weather was cool and windy, with intermittent sun­ shine Corky Weber said she had never seen a whole foursome go into the sand as hers did on 13. J^iane Derby , had the ignominious distinction of tiaving her own ball come back, after hitting a tree, and hit her on the head. Nancy Jeffers, determined to take the short cut on six, went <»ut of bounds six times. There were two nice chip-ins, Shirley Klapperich on one, and Kathy Schaffer on 12. Dorie Freund had low putts of 13. Let's hope for better golf next Tuesday. Esta The Brewers edged the Braves as Mark Lindberg tossed a five-hit shutout. Lindberg struck out 13, while walking only four. - He added a double and RBI to the Brewer offense. T.J. Rogers had the other two RBI for the winners. BREWERS 12 TWINS 2 Sports, politics team up against drugs \ Three Brewer pitchers combined on a one-hitter Monday, as the Brewers pounded out 10 hits in the 12-2 rout. Mike Lindberg allowed one hit and struck out two in one inning of work. Lindberg was relieved by T.J. Rogers, who pitched two strong innings, fanning five. Josh Nellis whiffed the side in his one-inning stint. The Brewers clung to a 3-2 lead, before the bats came alive in the third and fourth, scoring four and five runs, respectively. Mark Lindberg had three hits, three runs, and three RBI, while Rogers had two hits and four RBI, ajjd Mike Lindgberg chippedui with three RBI. Kurt Wriz had the two Twins RBI. Illinois recently enacted a substance abuse program devised to deal with the major problem of adolescent drug and alcohol fouse. The program, called S.T.O.P. Substance Abuse (Sports Teams Organized for Prevention of Substance Abuse), is a not-for- profit corporation, founded by Lt. Gov. George H. Ryan and representatives of the Chicago Bears. Other athletes from Chicago professional sports teams, such as the Cubs, White Sox, Sting, Black Hawks, Bulls and now- defunct Blitz are also par­ ticipating in the program. In a recent interview with Dr. Louis Sorto of Forest Hospital in Des Plaines, Ryan, along with Bear middle linebacker Mike Singletary and Bears' Director of Community Involvement Patrick McCaskey, outlined the new prevention effort, which sends sports team members into local schools to talk with youngsters about the dangers of drug abuse. McHENRY continued-from page 24 p.m. After a loss to Crystal Lake Monday, McHenry coach Russ Williams expressed concern about playing Algonquin. 4 4We always seem to hit a downer when we go there," Williams had said. But the coach proved to be only a mediocre fortune-teller. McHenry exploded for four runs in the first and never looked back, as ace hurler Pat Dunne copped the victory, with relief help from Steve Banazinski. Williams had correctly predicted one thing, though. "If Pat's on, they won't be able to touch him," he said Monday. All five Algonquin runs were charged to Dunne, and all were earned, but he did leave eight Algonquin batters on the basepaChe, a key to the game. IN THE McHENRY first, the winners batted around and tallied five times on just three hits. Three Algonquin miscues contributed to the McHenry outbreak. Singles by Mike Podpora, Bill Frisch and Dave Colberg did the damage. After Algonquin scored a run in the first, leaving the bases loaded, McHenry shortstop Steve Cunningham led off the visitor's second with a home run, upping his squad's lead to 6- 1. After two were out in the McHenry fifth, Bill Cameron singled, and moved to second as Colberg walked. Dunne doubled, scoring both runners, and McHenry had a comfortable 8-1 advantage. Algonquin retaliated with four in the fifth on seven hits, but Banazinski shut the league leaders down in the sixth and seventh to preserve the win. 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McHenry State Bank's Lean Depar- help. Whether it be a impravemnet loan, vehicle loan, school boat loan or auto loan. Keith I are ready to pat « budget̂ "DURING THE school year, the athletes go into the schools and give the pitch and we (state officials) are there to bolster an on-going prevention program, or help them start a new one,'* Ryan said. "What's important, is to have guys like Mike Singletary walk in and get their attention. They don't make bubble gum cards for lieutenant governors, you know," he quipped. Can one visit by an athlete really influence kids? According to Singletary, it can make a difference. "One visit gives a kid a chance to think about it," said Singletary. "It's planting a seed. At some point in their lives, they come back to it: 'Oh yeah, I remember that.' But it can't just come from the players, it's got to happen at home also." RYAN CREDITED McCaskey and Bears coach Mike Ditka with being the impetus for S.T.O.P. Bears players already have visited 25 elementary and high schools to talk about problems associated with drug and alcohol abuse. Ryan, who is chairman of the National Lieutenant Governors' Substance Abuse Task Force, stressed the importance of educating youngsters about what he calls "the most serious problem" in the United States. "We send children to school to learn, we teach them everything to get through life," he said. "Yet we don't offer a program that tells them about the hazards of drugs and alcohol. It ought to be started at the fifth or sixth grade level where people start to know what it's all about. "If you think there aren't 10- and 12-year old alcoholics and addicts, there are," Ryan continued. "It doesn't do any good to put someone in Jail because they've had so many grams of marijuana; they'll generally come out worse than they went in. Education is the only answer." YOUNG PEOPLE aren't the only ones expected to benefit from S.T.O.P. Professional athletes suffer from an image blow every time there's a new revelation about drug or alcohol abuse in the sports world. "It (substance abuse) tainted the credibility of professional athletics," McCaskey, who advocates mandatory drug testing for players, said. S t̂Io.P. will initially be implemented in Chicagoland areas Judged to have severe problems. Future plans call for expansion throughout the state. Information about the problem can be obtained by writing to the Office of the lieutenant Governor, S.T.O.P. Substance Abuse, 932% W. Edwards, Springfield, 62704. County has six teams in festival McHenry County Farm Bureau has entered six teams in the Illinois Farm Bureau Sports Festival, manager Larry Harris has announced. Three of the teams will compete in district competition tomorrow, Saturday, July 21 at DeKalb. Hie Young Adult team, managed by John Hardt; the All- County Fast-Pitch team, managed by John Lagerhausen; and the Girls' Slow-Pitch team, managed by Dan Drake, will go directly to state tourney action Aug. 6-7 because not enough teams are entered in northern Illinois to require district elimination. The All-County Slow-Pitch team, managed by Jeff Downes, plays DeKalb County tomorrow at 1:30 p.m., at DeKalb. A 2:45 contest will pit the winner against the survivor of the Whiteside-DuPage battle. Manager Jim Clary's 35ers Fast-Pitch team will face Whiteside County at 10:90 a.m. Saturday, with the winner ad­ vancing to the state tourney. Bill Lagerhausen, manager of the SSeife Slow-Pitch squad, will send his troops to face Lee County in an 11 a.m. game. The winner will advance to state tourney play. « SABER BUICK SALE BABER BUICK SALE BABER BUICK SALE BABER BUICK SALE RABER BUICK SALE Buick is your IT" SB pin HJ BB1951 pA WESTERN OPEN SPECIALS *85 Electra Park Avenue! DELIVERY! 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