The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 22 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,1984 Sports McHenry's Jim Buenzli second at County amateur golt tournament WOODSTOCK - McHenry's Jim Buenzli suffered a sudden death defeat at the hands of Ken Kuhn, 28, who captured the championship of the first McHenry County Amateur golf tourney Sunday afternoon in a dramatic playoff. Kuhn, a Woodstock resident with a business in Huntley, defeated Buenzli, a McHenry 100I graduate, on the fiftH hole of the playoff with a sensational sand wedge from 70 yards n in the middle of the fairway. His wedge landed 16 inches from the pin on his second shot while Buenzli's second shot from the left side of the fairway landed on the green 15 feet from the pin. Buenzli's third shot was a valiant effort on the side hill hole, the ball rolling within two inches of the cup before curling downhill about 18 inches. Kuhn sank his 16-incher to grab the title moments after the sun had set over the beautiful Plum Tree National Golf Course. KUHN HAD FOUR BIRDIES IN posting a round of 74 Sunday to go with his 79 during the windswept Friday action. Buenzli had a 78 Friday and a 75 Sunday for his 153. Kuhn had a chance to win on the eighteenth hole but missed a four-foot putt to bring about the sudden death action. Corey had an 81-77-158, followed by Jerry Turner, 163, and Kurt Slucker, 169. FINAL CLEARANCE . M l . K l \ 1 \ | M \ ( , NEW 1984 CARS, TRUCKS & VANS r $3750 A I M U S I \ | | M O D I | > k l M A I N I N C W I \ \ I I I . N O I 1 1 1 I \ l > | R S ( > | . l ) i 85% NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DEL IVERY uropa IS EXPANDING ITS BODY SHOP and is now able to service the body work needs 6f the entire McHENRY area... whether FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC! SEPTEMBER SPECIAL SUNROOF INSTALLATION NOW 15"x30" REG. '275 199 95 NOW I7"x35" REG. '330 240 00 LAKEVIEW F O R D M E R C U R Y SPECIAL THRU SEPTEMBER 30TH ONLY WE BOAST OVER SO TEARS AUTO BOOT EXPERIENCE •INSURANCE WORK •FIBERGLASS •CUSTOM & RESTORATION »FREE ESTIMATES ' ' ' ' > K I I 1 I ( > \ I \ K I M 11 \i Mi"1' i ^<>1, (312)587-4200 (..» 385-0700 2414 W.RT. 120-McHENRY M-F 8am-5:30pm| SAT 8am-3pm I I ~\ i I I I i I I I I I I l I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I t Chevrolet r A Chevrolet NOTICE SPECIAL INVENTORY REDUCTION Gary Lang in McHenry has just received a special shipment of Brand new 1984 Camaros. These cars must be sold by Sept. 24th! FIRST COME - FIRST SERVE! DRASTICALLY REDUCED CLEARANCE PRICES ON 20 NEW CHEVY CAMAROS -- THURS. SEPT. 13 THROUGH MONDAY, SEPT. 24 All Camaros Must Be Sold - Z-28's, BERUNETTAS, T-IOPS, 4 cylr V-6y V-8 and Sport Coupes on hand! This is your last chance to save on a 1984 CAMARO! f STOCK NO. MAKE EQUIPMENT WAS SALE KY4722 Berlinetta 2 dr. T-Top Berlinetta 2 dr. T-Top Berlinetta 2 dr. T-Top Berlinetta 2 dr. T Full Power & Loaded w/Extras Auto, Full Power & More „ *15,304 M 5,304 H 5,669 $ 14,233 * 14,233 *14,416 13,711 /8, Full Power 11,340 |109 989 Sport Cou s Tilt & More Sport Coupe T-Top v-8^Auto, Air, AM/FM Stereo, Loaded ^ V6, Air, Auto, Rally Wheels, More ^ Sport Coupe 2 dr. 10,551 P-XAir, BKielPfetalltc V-6. tomtom Air. Rear i P-S^Air veronve 14.784 13.883 dr. T-Top ¥28 2 dr. T-Top Z28 2 dr. T-Top Air, P.S. & B, Auto, AM/FM A;r., 5 Spd. V-8, & Loads More' >, AM/FM Stereo, Air., Auto V-8 & More M 5,701 14,759 USED 1984 Spt.Cpe. T-Top USED 1982 Z28 T-Top USED 1982Z28 Auio, T Tops. Air, Tinted Glass, Rally Wheels & Stcieo Loaded With T Tops ^ Spd, High Ou:pui, Stereo. Custom Inteimr >11,495 $ 10,499 M 0,000 $10,188 s9,355 *8,488 GaTijang ATTENTION: YOU MUST BRING IN THIS AD FOR SPECIAL PRICE! HOURS: CLOSED M-TH9-9 FRI9-6 SAT 9-5 SUNDAY (815) 385-2100 MCHENRY 908 N. FRONT ST. Buenzli was a member of the University of Illinois varsity gold team. In the sudden death playoff, Kuhn made a 50-foot chip shot to within seven feet of the cup to assure continuation of the match. ON THE SECOND HOLE, BOTH neared the creek but missed the water. Buenzli reached the edge of the green, then chipped within four feet of the cup. Kuhn's second shot bounced through trees to the left, but his third shot put him on the green, within 20 feet of the pin. They halved the hole with short putts, Buenzli's third shot on the th'rd hole was within two feet of the cup, assuring a short putt. Kuhn reached within a foot of the cup on his third shot to make sure the match would continue. On the fourth hole, Buenzli's drive was within 30 feet of the cup, and he putted to within a foot to assure par. Kuhn's drive was 28 feet from the cup, and he putted to within eight inches, matching Buenzli's steady play. 12-inch softball McHenry's 12" fall softball league is underway. Standings are as follows: <" \ ' • Grumpy's Rib Ranch 2-1 Johnny Murphy's 2-1 Taylor Made 2-1 Wick's Detailing 2-1 Cullom Knoll III 1-2 City Slickers 0-3 Games for Tuesday, Sept. 18 at Knox Park are: . 6:30 p.m. Cullom Knoll vs. Johnny Murphy's 7:30 p.m. Wick's Detailing vs. Taylor Made 8:30 p.m. City Slickers vs. Grumpy's Rib Ranch League Golf McHenry Country Club ladies The McHenry Country Club Divot Dolls had a beautiful golf day Tuesday. The event was "Beat the Pro," and the champs were: Esther Jemiola, Gladys War- field, Kathy Bolger, Toots Gerstad, Pat McDonald, Fran Herrmann, Dorothy Shadel, Lottie Koch, Mar^ Kenton, Melanie Frett, Jan Conway, Carol Cooney, Alvina Yopp, Kathy Greer, Espar Oja, Betty Mohan, Evie Castle, Laverne mm GAS & Buy and install a Bryant Plus 90>" or formula gas furnace and we'll pay you back lot any month's gas bill from date ol installation until June 30,1985 See dealer tor complete details Oiler ends 131 85 WESTERN SERVICE CO. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING WONDER LK.*728-1053 SMES'SERVICMNSUIUTION Harplin and Joan Buss. Class A winners were, for first low net, Kathy Greer with 68. Betty Mohan was second with 73, and Carol Cooney won low putts with 26. In Class B, Laverne Harpling won first low net with 70» Evie Castle was second with 75. Low putts ended in a tie, with Bernice Dolce, Gladys Warfield and Myrt Johnson all having 32 roll- ins. Pat McDonald won Class C first low net with 74. Fran Herrmann and Drf&thy Shadel were second with 77 each. Freida Miller won low putts with 31. Class D saw Melani Frett win first low net with 65, while Mary Kenton was second with 70. Melanie also won low putts wittT 34. Two birds were recorded. Floss Miller got hers on 16, while Kathy Greer had one on 14. Next Tuesday we entertain the ladies from Woodstock Country Club. We are looking forward to playing with this nice group. Freida. • SPORT FANS... I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Oeffling Here's the story of one, of the strongest seasons any football team ever had...Wofford College of South Carolina, in |948, opened the season against Hampden-Sydney and the final score was 6-6 Then they played Northwestern Louisiana and the score was 0-0...Next came Catawba and the final was 7-7. Then they played Furman and the score was 7-7...The next week they played Dovidson and the final was 6 6. They hod played 5 games and ALL ended in t ies!...No other college football team has ever played 5 straight t ie games. Can you name the last 5 men to win the Heismon Trophy as the out­ standing college football player in the nation?...The 1983 winner was Mike Rozier of Nebraska...In 1982 it was Herschel Walker of Georgia...In 1981, Marcus Allen of Southern Cel...In 1980, George Rogers of South Carolina...and in 1979 Charles White of Southern Col., Of oil the rivolries in college foot ball, which one has been played most often? The 2 teams who ve met the most t imes in history are Lafayette and Lehigh who ve played 119 games against each other The major college record is held by Min­ nesota and Wisconsin who ve played eacl\pther 93 times. I bet you didn't know...McHenry State Bank is your all purpose loan headquarters. And with fall just around the corner, ngw's the best time to see Keith Leathers. Linda Wigman or myself for your personal loan. Come in today or call 385-1040. White Lightning wins opener, 6-1 The McHenry-Johnsburg White Lightning under 14 Traveling Soccer Team opened its 1984 fall season Saturday, posing a 6-1 victory over the Crystal Lake Stings. The offensive strength of the team was displayed by six different players scoring goals in the game. The defense was anchored by solid team play and a superb goalie performance. The team will play Saturday at Knox Park against Algonquin. The game will begin at 4:30 p.m. Pocky America' reliable shipper1 Your parcels travel safely and economically in 3 days or less to any destinat ion jn the country. We ship any pakage for you Plus the first $100 value is in sured al no charge. Now a convenient, low cost shipping service right in your own neighborhood. McHENRY STOW ONIY 904 FRONT ST McHENRY 38S-3232 /