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McHenry Jr. Youth League Three McHenry area youths compete at state bowling City plans adult tennis tournament lor July 12,19 The City of McHenry Depart­ ment of Parks & Recreation is sponsoring numerous events for adults this summer, and among them is the Adult Tennis Tourna­ ment. Three McHenry area residents recently competed in the finals of t h e 2 6 t h A n n u a l I l l i n o i s BPA/YABA Singles Champion­ ship Tournament in Oak Lawn. The three -- Scott Creden, Brian Anderson and Tiffany Miller -- all represented McHenry area bowl­ ing establishments. Creden was the top finisher of the three, taking an impressive third place in the eight-year-old age group. Miller and Anderson did not place. Now that you've put in long iiours practicing your tennis skills, it's time to see how well you've improved." There will be a singles and a doubles category for the Adult Tennis Tournament this year, to be held at various McHenry tennis courts. Participants will compete with others in your age group in a double elimination tournament. Singles competition will begin July 12 with an entry fee of $3.50. Doubles play will begin a week later. July 19, at a cost of 16. Registration applications are available at the Park Department and Chamber of Commerce of­ fices, but registration is taken at . „ . , the Parks Office only. Steve Mai of Dill Bros, misplays a grounder during the first of two final round games in the Hiller & Hamm Tournament this For further information, call the past weekend. Dill Bros, finished second behind the host team. Parks office at 344-3300. Plaindealer Herald photos by Chris Juzwik out an Impressive li Twin batters, while walking only three, In a 5-1 Cubs win. The Cubs scored five runs in the third with solid hitting by Jim Birkenkamp, Ryan Boland and Todd Dzike. Centerfielder Andy Anderson stopped a Twins' rally with a spectacular catch in the fifth inning. Green, to shutout the Tigers, 15-0. Green fanned eight In his four-Inning stint, and added three hits and two RBI to the Sox offense. Pat Crow led all hitters with two homers, a dou­ ble and eight RBI. Jason Faunt added three hits and three RBI. Bud Benson led the Tigers' offense. Details from recent action: JAINI DIVISION Cubs 1, Brewers 0 The Cubs scored the only run of the game in the bottom of the final inning to capture a thrilling 1- 0 win over the Brewers. Jim Birkenkamp threw five scoreless innings for the Cubs, striking out 10 and walking none. Ryan Klopfenstein came on In relief in the sixth and shut down the Brewers to collect the win. Mark Lindberg tossed five innings of no-hit ballW the Brewers. Tiffany Miller It all began last December for all three young keglers, as 4,000 youngsterscompeted in their local bowling establishments. Creden and Miller represent the Palace Bowl, while Anderson bowls out of Raymond's Bowl in Johnsburg. The McHenry County Youth Tournament was the next step, held in April at various alleys in the county. The top two bowlers in each category then advanced to Oak Lawn for the state meet, as 106 finalists competed for the top spot in eight categories. Creden bowled in a league for the first time in 1984. He began back in September with a modest 59 Average, and finlftijfrhi Miifi with an improved mark of 77. His high game during the year was a 179. Met* 8, Cardinals 5 The Mets scored four runs In top of the second to take the lead, and then added solo runs in each of the final four Innings to hold off the Cardinals, 8-5. The Mets got sharp fielding throughout, in­ cluding a spectacular double play by Brett Den­ nis, and fine catches by Tim Barker, Joey En- wick and Brian Cunningham. Cunningham had two hits and three RBI to pace the offense, while David Grove, Jim Birkenkamp and Tim Bodecker all chipped in big days at the plate. Koleno and Davis led the way for the Cards. Greg Hagen was the winning pitcher, hurling three innings of one-hit ball. The Wonder Lake Phillies scored twice In the bottom of the sixth to pull out the victory, 7-6 over the Cardinals. Joe Klnnerk hid a double and a single for the Cards. Matt McGowan and Mark Sonnlchsen did the pitching for the losers, with Sonnlchsen suf­ fering the loss Padres 16, Twins 2 Kurt Ubrig fired a two-hitter, and Jeff Alhelt and Chris Casperson drove in a combined nine runs, as the Padres whipped the Twins, 16-2. Ubrig shut the Twins out into the sixth, when they scored their only two runs of the ballgame. Ubrig was backed up by some fine fielding from the gloves of Ed Lemar and Casperson. Alheit drove in five runs with his doubles, while Casperson knocked in four with his pair of two-baggers. Cubs 5, Twins 1 Todd Freund was the winning pitcher, striking CardbMtoU,Owt*l Joe Klnnerk pitched a three-hitter to lead the Cardinal* to an 11-2 win over the Owls. The Cardinals scored all the runs they would need In the first Inning, when they tallied four timet. Mark Sonnlchsen, Brian Condon, Rudy Stepan, Ron Neece and Johnny Lee led the Cards' attack with two hits each. Scott Ssamlewskl paced the Owls' attack with two singles. White Sox IS, Tlfera 0 The White Sox banged out 15 hits, and got a two-hit pitching performance from Jimmy Plaindealer Herald photo by Robert Gordon Scott Creden shows the form which earned him a third place State finals finish in his age group. Creden, along with Tiffany Miller (also pictured), represented the area in the state tourna­ ment. Also competing was Brian Anderson, missing from photos. The 3-Seasoii Room SCREEN or GLASS ROOM and PATIO COVER It's beautiful . . . convenient. . . affordable' . American Pictures *• MM ^ * TRY OUR NEW PROGRAM FREE FILM DEVELOPING If Your Pictures Are Late or CHOOSETHE FREE5x7 COLOR ENLARGEMENT PROGRAM It's Your Choice! 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