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PAGE I» - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1984 Sports Rick Ball Xm. -V. ik PSA ProfMslmal i r Tuesday men's 12-inch TRACK continued from page 20 Grip, aim, set-up: keys to pre-swing Pre-swing Principles: There are three pre-swing principles that one should check over before taking the club away. They are: grip, aim and set-up. In addressing the ball, my attention is first turned toward the grip- Assuming I am not trying to excessively manipulate the ball in any particular direction, and while standing behind the ball and looking at the target, I will put my normal grip on the club, making sure that it feels comfortable. As I step around to approach the ball, I am making those little corrections I feel are necessary. Next I try to get the face of the club aimed correctly. This I do by simultaneously stepping up to the ball, bending at the waist, and placing the clubhead behind the ball so that it is pointed at the target. From there the feet are positioned, and the hips and shoulders are squared to the target line. Last, I will complete the set-up. I will make sure my posture is good, the ball is at the proper position in my stance, my weight is properly distributed, and then - perhaps most importantly - I will check my muscular tautness. Probably the number one killer in the golf swing is tension. Knowing this, my final pre-swing thought is: You know you are prepared to hit the ball, relax, keep your head steady, and make good contact with the ball. A fundamentally sound routine in addressing the ball is not the guarantee we all look for to assure us of consistently straight and true shots, but it certainly is an important part of the overall program. Next week: The Superintendent's Viewpoint. BLUE CAMEL 9 OLD BRIDGE-BUSS FORD 8 It took the Blue Camel only two innings to come up with enough runs to defeat Buss Ford-Old Bridge, 9-8. RBI singles by Paul Kflday and Jim Comer, with help from Tom Blake's sacrifice fly and Rick Penoyer's RBI double moved the Blue Camel ahead. BIMBO'S 19 UNCLE BUNKY'S 5 Bimbo's began the night with an RBI single from Joe Carlisle and a two-run blast from John Griffitji to take a 2-1 lead. FUNK'S PLUMBING 11 BACK DOOR TAVERN 3 Despite an early 3-0 deficit, Funk's Plumbing came back in* full force to put away the Back Door, 11-3. The Back Door's breakaway was interuppted when Jim Wetteland attempted to slide into third base, resulting in an ankle injury. CULLOM KNOLL III 6 OAK PARK 2 Hie Cullom Knoll in took an easy victory over Oak Park, 6-3. Tlie Knoll grabbed a 2-0 ad­ vantage with Torre Sivertson's RBI double and Randy Glick's single. Women's Tuesday 16-inch League Golf Chapel Hill ladies 1%e team standings in the Tuesday Ladies League show McHenry Favorite Sports still in the lead with 61. Little Chef and Mar Ray Costumes are tied for second place with 56 points. Fox Hole Tap and Classic Trophy both have 55. McHenry Floral has 50%, Acu Pae 49% and Steffip's 48. The event of July 24 was, for team low putts. Fox Hole Tap won this with 143 putts. July 31 was an ideal day for golf, still cool, but sunny and much less humid. Everyone played better golf. There were nine chip-ins. Done Freund on two and Doris Andreas on five. Wanda Gerke told Georgia Bauer she would show here how to chip in on nine. She did, and Georgia did also. Nancy Thielsen and Lois Anderson both chipped in on 11, while Ruth Vines did likewise on 12, Jan Rades on 13 and Mickey Murray on 14. Mickey also had low putts for the day with 13. Libby Johnson birdies number five and had a beautiful low score of 41 on the front nine. Let's all have a good game again next Tuesday. Esta. McHenry Country Club ladies Niftiest shot of the day was Letty Busscher's f°rty yard, nine-iron approach on the 16th hole which gave her a com­ bination birdie chip-in to lift her morale for the balance of the round. Nice going, Letty. • From the sublime to the ridiculous was the unbelievable frustration suffered by Gen Hoelscher on number nine as her drive caught a tree, bounced three times on the sidewalk and then sailed across the fairway into the pond on the opposite side. Such shennanigans were all part of the day as the ladies of McHenry County Club entered the first of their four-week Club and Class Championship Tournament. Leading the pack with low gross over the field (85 gross) was our current champion, Carol Cooney v followed b5* Virginia Turner with 92, net 74; Kathy Lundquist 94-70; Gloria Otth 96-68 and Lynn Schmidt 95- 75, all in Class A. In Class B it was Laverne Harpling with 106-73; Bernice Dolce 109-74 and Charlotte Zwissler 108-75. In Class C, newcomer Suzanne Raymond had 105 for low net over the field of 66, followed by Carol Bolger with 107-69; Ethel Koehler 112-72; Roni Cepulis 110- 73 and Kathy Vehring 111-74. Class D found Dee Chelini leading the pack with 118-71, then Rita Sayler with 124-76, Magda Henhapl 132-79 and Lotte Koch 126-79. On the putting area, nothing sensational occurred. In Class A six gals tied for low putts of 30 each. They were: Floss Miller, Betty Smith, Betty Phelan, Alvina Yopp, Carol Cooney and Judy Smithson. Carole Barnicle in Class B had the same number. In Class C Speedy Neuman had 31, and in Class D, a tie of 34 was shared by Mitzi Kenton and Peg Anderson. Hie only birdie reported other than Card Cooney's was Betty Phelan'son 14. While the 18-holers were struggling for their serious event, the Nifty Niners were playing their Selective 5 event. Esther Sturm w as the winner while Lorraine Young executed a slick chip-in on number three to help her win low putts of 14. Happy Golfing! Liz. OAK PARK LOUNGE 10 AFTER THE FOX 5 Oak Park's Cathy Carpenter hit a two-run hpme run in the second, and Nancy Glick, Mary Koleno and Sandy Rohrer had RBI singles in the third to lead the winners. Koleno added a solo homer in the fifth, and Glick a two-run shot in the seventh to seal the wiii. Oak Park shortstop Joyce Jaskowiak made one of the best defensive plays of the year, ranging deep in the hole on a hard grounder, backhanding the ball, and throwing the runner out a first on a close play. ED'S RENTAL 10 GREG'S NEVER INN 0 Both teams played tight defense for the scoreless first two innings, but Ed's broke the game open with seven runs in the third, to win the five-inning game. Marcy Fischback and Karen Freund had two hits each, while Kathy Knox had one for the winners. OLD BRIDGE 13 CULLOM KNOLL 7 Deanna Carsten's home run led a barrage of hits as Old Bridge cruised to victory. Big hitters for the winners were Roberta Kucharski, Laurie Bender, Julie Larkin and Danna DeCicco, all with three hits, and Chris Knox, who paved the way with four. Aimee Diehl, Mariann Gray. Boys 9-10: Jason Faunt, Bill Hobson, Brandy Curran. Girls 11-12: Diana Gudauskas, Liz Martin, Tammy Allred. Girls 13-14: Cindy Shaver,. Cindy Harris. Boys 11-12: Jason Quinn, Steve Aleckson, Ken Black. Boys 13-14: Mike Symth, Bill Mattas, Shawn Haak. Boys 15-16: Curt Justen, Pat Hamilton, Steve Henshall. 220-YARD DASH: Girls 6 and under: Lisa Klontz, Tara Davidson, Renee Druml. Boys 6 and under: Jim Boyce, Jon Jacobs, Collin Black. Girls 7-8: Harmony Dean, Corki Hobson, Ann Wagner. Boys 7-8: George Elliott, Nathan Druml, B.J. Fick. Girls 9-10: Aimee Diehl, Kristin Erieson, Cassi Zriny. Boys 9-10: Mike Hoff, Bill Hobson, Mike Davidson. Girls 11-12 : Wendy Mack, Liz Martin, Kathy Tiffany. Girls 13-14: Cindy Harris. Boys 11-12: Steve Aleckson, Ken Black, Tyson Mundt. Boys 13-14: Tom Clouse, Joe Hamilton. Boys 15-16: Pat Hamilton. 449-YARD DASH: Boys 6 and under: Kirk Erieson, Jim Boyce, Ryan Good. •. Girls 7-8: Summer Good. Boys 7-8: George Elliott, : Andrew Pagast, John Albanese. Girls 9-10: Becky Welter, Gen! Lynott, Brenda Ford. Boys 9-10: Bobby Cashin, Brady Curran, Scott Weichle.- Girls 11-12: Wendy Mack, .; Kathy Tiffany, Dawn Clement. Girls 13-14: Maureen O'Brien..- Boys 11-12: Dave Martin, Mike Ballstaedt. Boys 13-14: Joe Hamilton, A1 Boyce, Tim Mauer. MILE: Boys 7-8: Kale Klontz, Mike Cashin, Ryan Boland. Girls9-10: Erin Boland, Emily. Hutchings. Boys 9-10: Wes Peterson. ^ Girls 11-12 : Diana Gudauskas. - Girls 13-14: Maureen O'Brien. Boys 11-12: Jason Quinn, Ben Curran, Keith Koerper. Boys 13-14: John Cashin, Mike Symth, A1 Boyce. Boys 15-16: Steve Henshall. : l Johnsburg physicals set for Tuesday, Aug. 7 The Johnsburg High School Athletic Booster Club will be sponsoring its annual Sports Physical Night on Tuesday, Aug. 7. These sports physicals are for students entering sixth, seventh, eighth, 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Incoming ninth graders must have physicals by their own physician according to Illinois state law. The cost of the sports physical is $7 per student. Students may have their physicals any time between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday. Each Johnsburg School District 12 student who would like to participate in school athletics must have a physical. These physicals are good for one year. Sports physical forms will be available at Physical Night. All Illinois State Physical forams are available at the high school. IS YOUR HOME REALLY COVERED? | frtgM New idea fm i Frotectlog ' row Horn* COM Policy I 7* ronrn. UNI MUM NCNBKY 95-2334 CHUCK IEWAMOWSKI 1212 N. GKEN MCHEMY 315-2304 ft ERICAN FAMILY 'MllrFl.'MJ mjw momi msimss m*irn uri Ar-*ftcan ramily Muti**' ln*n#anc#» Co McHENRY OPTICIANS 3 0 1 R I V E R S I D t D R . M c H E N R Y I L L ' 8 1 5 3 8 5 - 9 2 4 0 CLASSES I MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! 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