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Ladies' Goif Tuesday Women's 16-inch Softball League REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES • JACKETS •T-SHIRTS & MORE 10% OFF EVERYTHING Lakeland Park Little League SECTION 2 - PAGE 15 - PLAI!NDEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21,1985 ^OR|VINC^\ RANGE ̂ 2 SmaR Buckets For • MINI GOLF COURSE 1 MVS-2 PLAY *1.50 with this ad only! CHAPCL HILL COUNTRY CLUB MKCHtftlMUM. NNMT U k. am>33i^ Shirley Sutton will never need a caddy. She plays the whole course using only three clubs, all iron, a 2, a 7, and a putter! Next Tuesday will be the first week of our low net tournament. CHAPEL HILL Since the team match play in the Tuesday Ladies League was rained out last Tuesday/ the team standings were only changed to reflect those in at­ tendance. They are now as follows: Little Chef 46, Classic Troghy 43%, Fox Hole Tap 43%, Stenans Jewelers 42, Acu Pac 38, McHenry Favorite Sports 36%, McHenry Floral 34 and Mar Ray Costumes 26%. Team position play continued June l8tn under fair skies, a bit chilly for June, but beautiful. The only birdie reported was one by Lou La Bay on number 3. Although many ladies pared holes, Isabel McGady was happy with hers and we saw her out practicing after the match. Nancy Jeffers was crediting her new Taylor Mades for a bogie on long 17, A girl we know, Smiling MC volleyball coach needed WOODSTOCK - Marian Central Catholic High School is seeking a volleyball coach for the 1985 fall season. Interested candidates must have an Illinois Teaching Cer­ tificate or a substitute teaching license. More information can be obtain­ ed by calling Marian Central Athletic Director Hans Rokus at (815) 338-4220 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. GOLF - Defending champion Tom Watson leads a stellar list of early forth© 82nd Western Qpeti at Butler National Golf tttib in Golf, HI., Aug. ml Among those who will challenge Watson in the defense of his title are Andy North, fresh from his victory in the U.S. Open and making his 13th consecutive ap­ pearance at the Western. Also, Canadian Dave Barr, who finished second at the Open, will also be in the Western field and looking toward the $90,000 first place share of the $500,000 purse. Andy Bean, Larry Nelson and Mark McCumbe? are names that have already been engraved on the Wadley Trophy as Western Open champs, and they'll return to Batler in search of their second Western title. Mark O'Meara, who already has two wins on the PGA Tour this season, and is among the leaders on the money list, will try and improve upon his third place finish at last year's Western. Ben Crenshaw, who has struggled since winning the 1984 Masters title, hopes to day the same kind of golf he did when hie took Nelson to a playoff in the 1979 Western. Another golfer looking to recapture some'1 past Butler magic will be Bob Gilder, who owns the course record of 64. In addition to North, Mc- Cumber and O'Mear, another '85 tournament winner who is an early entrant to the Western field is Bill Glasson. The Kemper Open champion will be able to use his tremendous length off the tee to good advantage on the lengthy Butter layout. Former Masters and World Series champion Craig Stadler, who finished 8th on last year's money list, will be making his first appearance at Butler National since 198L Jerry Pate, who includes the U.S. Open, Tournament Players' Championship and Canadian Open among his tour victories, hopes to add the Western to his prestigious title list. The Inman brothers, Joe and John, want to make the battle of Butler National a family fight. Tour veteran Joe has played in nine Westerns and had his best finish in 1984, a tie for 7th. He'll be joined by little brother John, who has turned professional since winning the Western Amateur title last summer. 7321 ftNtt 31. Crystal Lake (Across Frm YMCA) 115/455-1234 Mchenry men's u-inch sojtball tJtMRJB • Division Rusty Nail Inn Gambler west. CHimaa* KITO annum....... Lakeside inn-River Shannon... . Huemann's Water Conditioning IiiIot DlvUlon Fox Hole Tap Jack's Snack Shop-McH Oil Oreg'* Never inn Gambler Bast....... Brake Parts •;> IfcHKNRYJR. YOUTH LSAGUK Standtflga as of Tuesday, June 18 SUNDAY, JtNE23"J •OUR DJ STARTSAT6PM •DRAWINGS FOR T-SHIRTS & HATS •RAIN OR SHINE •COVERED PATIO GRAND OPENING! SATURDAY, JUNE 22 - 9:00 AM-8:00 PM COME & SEE THE Oak Park Lounge and £d's Ren­ tal got superior pitching per­ formances en route to victories in the Women's Tuesday Night 16- inch Softball League at Petersen Park. i. Oak Park Lounge trounced Greg's Never Inn 10-0, while fid's Rental toppled Pox Hole 9-2, in the ^ DetailsfromTuesday'sbattles: r . < Oak Park 19. Greg's 0 Terry D'AiMtfft tosaed a three-hitter, and Oik Park Lounge banged out » tn * tiM> Rental to a tough M win over the Fox Hole. Fox Hole scored one in the bottom of the first, and held that slim advantage until the fourth, when Ed's Anally got the bats going, to score three runs. whitewashing of Greg's Never Inn. Oak Park Lounge scored at least two runs in every inning of the five-frame contest, including aneitfrt-mn second. Mary Kotano, Kim Schmitt and D'Angelo all bit run-scoring singles to stake Oak Park to a 4-0 lead in the Orel In the second, Glna Riddle had an RBI single, followed with a single to drive in two fane, and Kelly Ludwlg then lashed a three-run bomer to boost Oak Park to a 12-0 advantage. Carrie liortell tripled in the fourth, and addfed two other hits, three RBI and three runs scored. Kotano went 4-foM with four RBI and four mas scored, while Ludwlg drove in five runs with her three hits. D'Angelo was 4-for-4. Bd's took a 4-2 lead into the seventh before ex­ ploding for five runs to ice the victory. In the fourth, Mary Varda kicked things off with a aolo homer, and then Kathy Knox singled in Donna Clements who had reached on a walk. Linda Schoen then singled in Knox Tixiee Peterson started things off in the seventh for Bd's with a solo homer. Ed's was able to keep slugging to score four more in the ^ 10 AM TO 2 PM McHenry County's R 4-Wheel Drive Center E 3925 W. MAIN ST., MCHENRY, ILL • (815)385 0650 Fox Hole's offense Was was mpdighted by a homer from Mary Martin in the top of the sixth, but couldn't keep the rally going. Knox and Varda had three hits each to pace Bd's attack. action last week, the Braves and Tigers collided in a hotly- contested battle, witti the Braves ending 19 on top, 16*15. Details from the contest; . vv:y; ant*atstpm..;..;. Once again, the Braves made the moet of their hits, pounding out 1« and scoring as many runs in aifrifttltfltteroverttieBspoa. Both teams scored to every Inning, but £e tide-turner was an eight-run second by the Braves, allowing them to take an u-ft lead, fin Expos Oed the score at »-all ih top of the fourth with a four-tan Inning. but the Breves came hack INSURANCE LIQUIDATORS » INSURANCE LIQUIDATORS » INSURANCE LIQUIDATORS » INSURANCE LIQUIDATORS « INSURANCE FACTORY CLEANUP! 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