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SECTION 2 - PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.1985 Sports Sports log Cage camps announced EUREKA -- Eureka College basketball coach Dave Darnell announces three separate basketball camps which will be helcLin June. The camps will be held at the Reagan Center on the Eureka College campus. Featured at the camp will be National Basketball Association players Roger Phegley, Mickey Johnson, and the Bulls' Dave Corzine." Also, Cathy Boswell, a member of the women's U.S. Olympic Team, and many prominent Illinois high school coaches wul also be featured, including New Trier girls' mentor John Schnieter. The girls' camp, for those entering fifth through 12th grades, will be from June 23-28. There will be two sessions for the boys, for those entering fifth through 12th grades. The first will be from June 9-14, the second from June 16-21. There will also be a session for Class A high school teams, from June 16-21. Tuition ranges from $145 for resident campers, to $95 for non­ residents living at home. For the team, the camp tuition is $145 per team member. Camp membership for the team session is limited. Only the first 12 teams that commit will be accepted. Any further information on any of these programs can be ob­ tained by calling (309) 467-3721 or (309) 467-4078. Tennis umpires to meet CHICAGO - Hie Chicago Tennis Umpires Council will hold a training clinic Sunday, March 24, at 3:30 p.m. at the Mid-Town Tennis Club, 2020 West Fullerton, Chicago. The clinic is scheduled to follow the finals of the local CDTA Youth baseball clinic set 12" registration begins OAK BROOK - A special baseball instructional clinic designed specifically for the Youth League coach will take place Friday, April 12, at the Hyatt House in Oak Brook Center beginning at 6 p.m. This unique presentation has been created especially for the Chicagoland Area Youth League Baseball Coaches, and all coaches, regardless of experience, are encouraged to par­ ticipate. Some of baseball's finest athletes and instructors will be on hand to discuss and demonstrate the fundamentals of the game. Among these are Steve Rogers, pitcher for the Montreal Expos, and Cubs' reliever George Frazier. The clinic is presented by Mickey Owen Baseball School, "America's Authority on Youth Baseball," with over 26 years of baseoall instructional experience. The school's director, Ken Rizzo, and head of instruction, Dick Birmingham, will also be part of the clinic. Youth League coaches will benefit greatly from this per­ sonalized program, which allows the exchanging of questions and ideas. The atmosphere allows for the gleaning of methods you'll be able to implement in practice sessions and games. The clinic fees are $32 if paid by March 22, $42 if paid by April 1, and $47 at the door. For pre-registration information and more details, contact Pete Caliendo, (312) 452-0632. Wrestling planned A spring wres offered to boys Kin am just for fun is being fifth grade. iciating techniques brush-up pointers for experienced officials. CTUC is actively interested in recruiting new members. Those who think they would like to become a tennis umpire and attend the clinic should call Hank Christensen, chairman, (312) 662-7956. intramural pi Tgarten thro» This program is for District 15 students only. The wrestling sessions will be held at the McHenry East Campus High School from 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Coaches Jerry Rankin and Dm March will teach the basic fundamentals of wrestling with the emphasis on fun and safety. This five-week wrestling program will be scheduled as follows : Session 1: Kindergarten through second grade, Wednesdays, starting April 10, the fee is $7. Session 2: Third through fifth grades, Tuesdays and Thur­ sdays, beginning April 9, $14 fee. The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will be taking registration up until the start of the class. Sign up early. For more information, or to register, call 344-3300.7 ;.The Men's 12" Softball League began registration for the summer season Monday, March 18, for teams comprised of 80 percent City of McHenry residents. The teams that meet the minimum of 60 percent of their players residing withing the McHenry School District boundaries can sign up beginning on Monday, March 25. Registration will open at 8 a.m. at the McHenry Park Depart­ ment Office, located in City Hall. All registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. All fees and a completed roster must be turned in at the time of registration. The league fee will be $250 for the 1985 season. A tax equilization fee (non-resident) of $75 per team will be added to any league fees. This fee will be assessed to all teams that do not meet the minimum of 80 percent City of McHenry residents on their roster. For further information on the Men's 12" Softball registration, call the Parks Department at 344-3300. Soccer films Wednesday The McHenry Area Soccer Federation is showing two educational films on soccer, Wednesday, March 20, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hilltop School, 2615 W. Lincoln Rd. All interested parents, players and coaches are invited to at­ tend the showing. The films are offered free of charge as a continuing effort to educate all interested parties on the basics of soccer. These films should be especially beneficial to all new parents, players and coaches not too familiar with the game of soccer. 16" league to meet The McHenry County 16-inch Softball League will hold an organizational meeting in preparation for the 1985 season Wednesday. March 20, at 7 p.m., at the VFW on Route 120, on the east side of McHenry. For more information, call J< a.m. and 5 p.m. Oeffling at 385-6760, between 8 »• £ < County Farm Bureau bowlers fare well SPRINGFIELD - Seven of the eight McHenry County Farm Bureau bowlers, m the finals of the Illinois Farm Bureau tournament earned first- or second-place trophies. The tournament, which was held at Springfield, was an all- day event involving more than 600 bowlers from throughout Illinois. Woodstock residents Jim Kniebusch and Dave Hahn won the Young Adult Men's Doubles title with a team total of 1,200 pins. Kniebusch bowled 160-180- 212 - 552, while Hahn rolled 216- 199-233 - 648. 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