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y- SECTION 2 - PAGE 15 - PLAINDF.ALER-HER ALD. WEIJNESDAl. M A \ 8.1«J85 Sports SPORTS LOG Marian weightlifting set WOODSTOCK -- Marian Central Catholic High Schcol will host a weightlifting clinic on two Saturday mornings in M ay. On May 11, from 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m., Chicago Bear Ted Albrecht will run the event. Albrecht, an offensive lineman for the defending NFC Central Division champs, will work with junior high and high school age students in the use of weights and setting up a weight program suitable for age and personal weight. On May 18, from 9:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., Clyde Emerich, a 14- time Central AAU weightlifting champion, five-time U.S. cham­ pion, Olympic team member, world record-setter, Pan American champion and member of the Weightlifting Hall of Fame, will work with junior high and high school age students as well. Emerich is with the Bears as well, setting up programs for physical conditioning, training and rehabilitation. Students interested in the weightlifting clinics should contact Marian Central athletic director Hans Rokus for further informa­ tion, at 338-4220. ' ' • Camp seeks swimmers VOLO -- The Camp Duncan Dolphin swim team is actively seek­ ing individuals who are interested in competitive swimming. The Dolphins' season is during the fall and winter months, however the Camp Duncan YMCA is offering a summer com­ petitive swim class, which will enable swimmers to learn what competitive swimming is all about. Sign-up for these classes begins on May 20 for members, and May 23 fof non-members. If you would like further information about the Dolphins, please contact the pool office at (312) 546-6116. Fishing clinics planned For the past several years, members of the Elliott Donnelly Chapter of Trout Unlimited have worked closely with the McHenry County Conservation District to develop a trout fishery in the Piscasaw Creek at Beck's Woods near Chemung. In addition to habitat improvement efforts and stocking of trout, members have conducted several fishing clinics on the site. A five-part fishing clinic will be presented at Beck's Woods on Saturday, May 18 at 10 a.m. Each of the five parts will address a different interest in fishing. These include beginning fishing, in­ termediate spin casting, intermediate fly fishing, beginning fly ty­ ing watld a fly tying workshop. . . v - There is no charge, and all ages are welcome, for^ further in­ formation, call Trout Unlimited member Jim Davis at (815) 455- 4476 in the evenings. kilometer (18.6 mile) The competition is opprtd both males and females. There will be eight age groups per category, and t-shirls will be given to all entrants. Only the first 500 entries will be accepted. The fee is $lrf prio^to May 12. $15 thereafter. For more information, contact Chuck Drage (459-0299). Bitsy Boone ( 455-4555) or Joe Frasier ( 459-3969 ). MASF elections approach Bike-a-thon offered The Annual McHenry Area Soccer Federation General Membership Meeting will be held May 16 at Hilltop School, from 7:30p.m. to8:30p.m. All officers for the 1985-86 year will be elected at this meeting. Also, amendments to by-laws will be voted on as well. Voting will be done between 7:30 p.m. and8:30p.m. only. The MASF urges participation from all interested parties. The Federation would also like to urge all participants in the piz­ za sale drive to pick up their pizzas on May 11 at East Campus, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Ask for Lucy Fick. Gun dog seminars set A Gun Dog Seminar will be held at Gypsy Glen Farms Hunt Club on Darrell Road in McHenry. The five Sunday sessions will take place June 2 to June 30. The owners and their dogs will learn from professional trainers how to turn their dogs into better hunting companions. Advanced and beginner training available. For more details, call 385-2141. Biathlon in CL CRYSTAL LAKE -- The Lakers Running Club will hol<3 its Midwestern Biathlon Championship Sunday, May 19, at 10 a.m., at Crystal Lake South. The 10 kilometer (6.2 mile) road run will be followed by a 30 WAUKEGAN -- The Northern Illinois Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse is doing something to break the drinking- drug problem among youths. It is providing youth programs, one of which is coming soon. The Northern Illinois Council's Fourth Annual Bike-A-Thon will be held June 2, and you can be a sponsor or a biker. All proceeds are earmarked for youth programs. S5-mile ride will go through rural areas and towns west and Rfuth of Waukegan, while a 20-mile trek will take place northeast )f Bridge House. Sponsor sheets and more information are available by calling the Council at (312) 244-4434, and asking for Bob Cimaglio or Betty Golien. Baseball tryouts set PALATINE -- The Major League Scouting Bureau, represen­ ting 26 major league baseball clubs, will hold a tryout camp on Saturday and Sunday, June 15-16, at McKinley Park, 2210 W. Per­ shing Rd. in Chicago. These sessions will begin at 9 a.m. and extend into the after­ noon. Marty Esposito and Emil Belich, area scouts for the Scouting Bureau, will be in charge. All players are requested to bring their own uniforms and equip­ ment. American Legion players must bring a letter from their coaches or company commanders granting the player participa­ tion. ' " . For details, contact Esposito at (312) 934-7162. WANT TO CARPOOL? 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