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McHenry Men's 16-inch Softball League KEEPING SCORE McHenry Men's 12-inch Softball League Men's Sunday 12-inch Softball League « xKj.y 4. I-aul 17 - FLAINDEALEH-HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE12.1985 '•"I" Raymond's Bowl-Huff 's Decorating and Palace Bowl- Dean Concrete have a couple of things in common. Not only do the two teams have the longest names in the McHenry Men's 16-inch Softball League, but both were undefeated after action last week, at 4-O. n Palace-Dean topped H&M Machinery Movers 18-10, while Raymond's-Huff's ripped After the Fox, 21-10. In other games, Knights of Col­ umbus nipped Old Bridge 12-11 in extra innings, while Decker Con­ struction blaster Novotny Sales- McHenry Truck Lines, 20-11. Details from last week's bat- blasted a homer, u Palace Bowl-Dean Concrete whipped wlnleta HAM Machinery Mover*. 18-10. jadxak scored four runs and knocked In three, while Atello had three hits and four RBI. Prank Simmons, Mike Mundt and Dave Backman had two hit* each. Jeff Cychner had three hits and three runs scored, while Brad Mutter was 2-for-3 for HUM Decker SO, Novotny 11 Bret Decker's deep home run In the first led to a five-run inning, as Decker Construction pound­ ed out 25 hits In a ao-ll thrashing of Novotny Sales-McHenry Truck Lines. Decker got nine runs in the fourth to put the game away. John Griffith was a sparkling 5-f0r-5 for the winners, driving in four runs in the process,~as did Decker, who had four hits. Joe Ubrig had three hits and scored four runs, while Tom Defil­ ing had three singles. Kevin Miller, Brian Miller, Tom Wyland and Steve Hlmpleman had two hits each for the winners. Larry Nledert and Randy Vauk had three hHs apiece, as did KarnaU. Niedert had four RBI., to claim a well-plsyed, hard-fought victory over Old Bridge scored six times in the top of the sixth to close 11-10, and then Dwayne Oeffllng scored the tying run In the seventh. But Old Bridge wouldn't score again, and Bob Moehling's double in the bottom of the ninth scored Chris Jutwlk with the winning run. Mike MUler had an outstanding 4-for-4 night for the winners. Juzwlk had three singles, and Dan Paachke, Nell Miller and Moehllng had two hits each, Peschke and MoeMIng collecting three RBI. John Doessel's Usee hits paced Old Bridge. Mike Krauskl, Oeffllng and Dan McAuliffe had twohiiseach. Raijonood'a-flufrsZi, After tbePos 10 Raymond's Bowl-Huffs Decorating continued to assault opposing pitchers, Oils time picking on After the Fox for a 21-10 win. Alter the Pox took a 10-8 lead with a 10-run se- cood inning, but couktO't score another run Jim Knox and Ron Wlznewskl led the Raymond's-Huff's attack In this one. each with three hits. Mark Mayer had tour RBI and two hits; including a monster home run to dead centerfleld. Terry Hovseth had two hits and four runs soared. Bob Prield was 4-for-4, and Ed Keating and Tom Kearns had three hits apiece, for ATF. *-> «• * * < v> •* » + •••' ' * luuwi», ••• * *.* - • • < * >• >.•.• ** * » " •«'I ••••< < '* X » » % *i tt.. . . . . . . . < . • . . . . . »•+>> . » x***4n Palace-Dean U, HAM 10 „ ̂ t In the longest game of the year, the Knights of Mark Jadsak hit for the cycle, and Tony Aiello Columbus scored once in the bottom of the ninth W * rt * *r t • •• ***&+?< ...V, • • .«? „ The Rusty Nail Inn struggle before coming bade to topple Huemann's Water Conditioning last Wednesday, thereby keeping a firm hold on the the best record (9-1) in the McHenry Men's 12- inch Softball League. Gambler West, now 6-3 and 2% off the pace in the Western Divi­ sion, won a 14-10 decision over Fox HOle Tap, the top team in the East, 7-3. In other contests Wednesday, Lakeside Inn-River Shannon top­ ped Huemann's 10-3, and River Shannon edged Lakeside-River Shannon, 9-8. Details on action from Wednes­ day night: Roaty Nan*, Barnaul's* Huemann's Water Conditioning held a M lead Into the fifth, but the Rusty Nail Inn scored twice In each of the final three Innings to win, 8-4. Rick Wakitsch and BUI Meyers each singled In rune In the top of the fifth after two were out to give Rusty NaU a 4-3 lead. In the top of the seventh, after Huemann's had cut the lead to 64, Meyers came through again with a two-run single to put the game away. Doug Freund had four hits and scored twice to lead the winners. Joe Meyers, Ray Thelen, Dave Sundby, Chuck Marke and John Cornell each had two-hit games. Tom Kubler and John Pltsen had two hits apiece for Huemann's. Pltxen drove in two runs. River Shannon 9, Lakeride-Shannon 8 River Shannon rallied from an 8-3 deficit with throe-run Innings in the fifth and sixth to defeat Lakeside Inn-River 8hannon M. Lakeside-Shannon Ml apart in the bottom of the fifth with three infield errors, two River Shannon singles, one an RBI Job by Larry Jones, a walk and a Kenny Bottari sacrifice fly, as the River Shannon dosed to within 8-6. With one out In the bottom of the sixth, Dennis Wehrhelm blasted si three-run, inside-the-park homer to give River Shannon the win. Doug Schmltt had three hits, and Wehrhelm and Brett Thomas two each for the winners. Lakeside Inn-River Shannon got two hlta each from Mike Rogers, Ron Cass and Jim / lead In the first GUpin knocked in two more In Sxamlewski, and two RBI from Doug Bschner thePox Hole's four-run second, with a double LAaaMe-flhaaMatt.HasauWst But in the bottom of the third, Gambler West Lakeside Inn-River himmw ecored four In the I® men to the plate, collecting five singles, bottom of the first, and that was aU the squad three walks, and a towering three-run homer to needed, rolling to a 10-3 triumph over Huemann's toft by Jim Althoff to tie the score. Tim Frantz, Water Conditioning. Jerry Brodin, John peCicco and Steve Mai all Dave Schmltt banged In two runs with a single, had BBI hits in the frame. and Tom Reardon knocked in two more wlm a Gttpln knocked In another run in the fourth on a triple in the first, to give l^esldHu Une '̂ ««Wer's choice to give Pox Hole a 10-9 lead, Its Twig Miller blasted an Inside-the-park homer last of the game. In the third, and an RBI single In the fourth for In the bottom of the fifth, Mai knocked in a run the winners. 10m Roach, John Steve with a single, and a two-base error brought In the Schmltt and Kevin Kruckenberg aU had RBI for eventual winning run. Gambler put the game away on RBI singles by Tom Janlk and Aaron Jacobs had two hits each DeCScco and Gary Wagner, plus a plnch-hit, for Huemann's baeas loaded walk to Irish DeClcco, the llth free Gambler Weat 14, Pox Hole 10 pass of the evening. Pox Hole Tap cruised Into the bottom of the Join DeClcco had three hits and three RBI to third Inning with a comfortable 0-1 lead, but P«ce the winners' attack. Wagner, Mai, Jim Gambler West exploded for eight runs to tie the Franti and Tim Prantz had two hits feach. game, and went on to win, 14-10. QUplnhad three hits and seven RBI to lead the Gary Gilpin slammed a grand slam homer, bla Pox Hole. Wayne Hlller, Vinnie Freund, Rich second In as many games, to give the Pox Hole a Meyers and Jim Yaworskl had two hlta apiece. % •-' • v' - • • ' • -' " ̂ < t i , v>:».3 •" ' * - • • •" •- - • • , , , . , . v i . . . U:4:4*:o***4.:t:4;:4-;:-t:X * • • • ̂ > s- < <• ̂ ' ' - - , : ; : : .< -:-••• A Quality, Ful' Service Center Open 7 Days A Week Sale Ends 6-1845 fsssms. Volo, Illinois XJ (815)344-1117 GARDEN CENTER NURSERY Lake Villa Lake Zurich McHenry 431 E. Grand nj oDLPPANn a\/f 120 (Across (312) 356-3393 K1 • ** * MYC- from Jewel) FATHER'S DAY SALE! 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