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\ v PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., JUNE 7, 1968 Northern Iliini Bowmen enry ens Se Le> V The McHenry Babe Ruth baseball league is organized and ready to roll. The first game of the season will be played June 11th at 6:00 p.m. on the diamond at A.P. Freund Athletic field. With the high school spring sports schedule completed, all the Babe Ruth teams are now full strength during practice sessions. -a< 1968 McHENRY BABE RUTH -TV LEAGUE SOX , Bill Borrelli, Joe Carey, Mii chael Carey, James Curran,Jr., r\*John Dalton, Tom Gausden, Del , Gerstad, Gary Harrison, Gary Josier, Glenn Jenkins, Larry . Knutson, Terry Knutson, Mi- - . chael Rogers, Gary L. Stall. Bud Borelli, Manager ,V'. BRAVES Todd Baker, Kenneth Congdon, Steven Congdon, Scott M. Curry, Tom Erber, Gregory A. Freund, Jim Hurckes, Randy Mauch, Peter Merkel, Alan Meurer, Ronald Miller, John Pitzen, Ted Pitzen, Michael Ruemelin. Tony Freund, Manager GIANTS Howard Bacon, Bill Bolger, iDan Camasta, Jim Donnelly, Larry Fergen, Mark Hoffman, Steve King, Thomas Knaack, Robert Kuechel, Steve Rohrer, George Scheid, Mark Steinsdoerfer, Paul Tiggemann, George Whiting. Marvin George, Manager. TIGERS Tom Bockman, Joseph Dehn, - Dan Deja, Jay Doherty, John &Flannigan, Bill Herkes, John ft Johnson, Tim Lafontaine, Chris t. Long, Roger Ludwig, James Marsh, Glenn Pawlikowski, Ai* lan Stilling, Roger L. Wanta. ^ Larry Deja, Manager. ft CARDS Greg Bartos, Mike Carlson, 19S8 MCHENRY BABE RUTH LEAGUE DAY DATE TIME Tuesday June 11 6:00 Wednesday June 12 6:00 Thursday June 13 6:00 Friday June 14 6:00 Sunday June 16 1:00 3:30 Tuesday June 18 5:00 Wednesday June 19 6:00 Thursday June 20 6:00 Friday June 21 6:00 Sunday June 23 1:00 ft 3:30 Tuesday June 25 6:00 Wednesday June 26 6:00 Thursday June 27 5:00 Friday June 28 6:00 Sunday June 30 1:00 3:30 Monday July 1 6:00 Tuesday July 2 6:00 Wednesday July 3 6:00 Friday July 5 6:00 Sunday July 7 1:00 3:30 Tuesday July 9 6:00 Wednesday July 10 6:00 Thursday July 11 6:00 Friday July 12 6:00 Sunday July 14 1:00 3:30 Tuesday July 16 6:00 Wednesday July 17 6:00 Thursday July 18 6:00 Friday July 19 6:00 Tuesday July 23 6:00 Wednesday July 24 6:00 Thursday July 25 6:00 Friday July 26 6:00 Sunday July 28 1:00 3:30 WoicSer Lake Mustangs Interested In Experienced Soccer Players TEAMS SOX vs GIANTS TIGERS vs CARDS BRAVES vs SOX GIANTS vs TIGERS BRAVES vs CARDS SOX vs TIGERS TIGERS vs BRAVES CARDS vs GIANTS BRAVES vs GIANTS CARDS vs SOX GIANTS vs SOX CARDS vs TIGERS SOX vs BRAVES TIGERS vs GIANTS TIGERS vs SOX CARDS vs BRAVES GIANTS vs CARDS BRAVES vs TIGERS GIANTS vs BRAVES SOX vs CARDS SOX vs GIANTS TIGERS vs CARDS GIANTS vs TIGERS BRAVES vs SOX BRAVES vs CARDS SOX vs TIGERS CARDS vs TIGERS TIGERS vs BRAVES CARDS vs SOX BRAVES vs GIANTS CARDS vs TIGERS GIANTS vs SOX TIGERS vs GIANTS SOX vs BRAVES GIANTS vs CARDS BRAVES vs TIGERS SOX vs CARDS GIANTS vs BRAVES TIGERS vs SOX CARDS vs BRAVES Northern Iliini Bowmen high team winners at the "Nite Shoot" were: front row - Horst Meilke, Ardene Raven; back row - Marty Klapperich and Lee Kiltz. Each member of the team received a specially designed beer stein. The Northern Iliini Bowmen May Marathon "Nite Shoot" and bratwurst broil was ^well attended with 50 members and guests. Thirty shooters ^making up six teams shot at the luminous targets, other guests held flashlites or sang-along with Vince Adams, around the bonfire. Marty Klapperich's team won first place. They were: Marty, Ardene Raven, Lee Kiltz and Horst Meilke. Individual trophies were won by high scoring Oscar Sommer and Irene Trumble. Booby prizes in the form of tiny steins went to Bob Wilson and. Marilyn Gustafson. ATTENTION ! All Soccer Players - If you are interesting in playing Soccer -- the Wonder Lake Mustange are interested in you. The V/.L. Mustangs Soccer club formed exactly one year ago and in • that time have done remarkably well. They have approximately 18-20 players for their team, have become incorporated with the State of Illinois, have a temporary affiliation with the Illinois Soccer association, have new uniform s of green and white, and most recently have been given the privilege of having the facilities of the new McHenry American Legion clubhouse in McHenry, Illinois for their clubhouse. They will also have their own field at the Legion grounds, before this season is over. It has been prepared and seeded and the members are now waiting patiently for it to grow into a good solid turf so they can play their home games there. The W.L. Mustangs Manager and Coach Leo C. Hartog is always on the lookout for experienced soccer players so if you are interested, contact him at 4105 E. Wonder Lake Drive in Wonder Lake, 111. (evo-h ljs) or at 815-653-7176. Coach Hartog has also been instrumental in helping to promote the formation of a Northern Illinois Soccer league and is very interested in the forming of a new soccer team in the N. Illinois - S. Wisconsin area. Wrinkles are attractive on people's faces - especially since they were put there by miles of smiles. gj $W/rCH tN TIME £A V£D HER f ZEUS TURNEP IO INTO A WHITE COW TO PROTECT HER FROM HERA'S JEALOUS" WI2.ATM . THEM WHEN HEE-A BECAME SU5PICIOUS OP THE COW, ZEUS 6-ENT HEK^S TO SLAV ARGUS,THE IOO-EYEP GlAWT WHO GUARPEP HE£--THUS> EMA0LIN6 IO TO FLEE,' by TrioMPSoN Rifles Call First Meeting For 968 Football Season Earl SO I HEAR Sports Editor & |John DeVos, Steven Fain, Dick •vJablonski, John McGowan, Mel llvlorgenson, Donald Prazak, Bob |Rodenkirch, Mike Santi, Jim |Svilling, Larry Tucker, Bob 'twickekamp, Dick Wiegman. £ Joe Prazak, Manager. SEA SCENE ... It could only be a seascape that this artist is painting, and hardly in watercolors. He found solitude in the clear waters off Bermuda shores. In preparation for the 1968 football season, General Manager Angelo Dabiero of the Lake County Rifles has called a meeting for all players on June 6 at the Libertyville National Bank meeting rooms at 8 p.m. Also in attendance will be Larry Dunlap, club president, Gene Cichowski, head coach and Frank Gianamore, line coach. YMCA EXTENDS CAMPAIGN An Extra Effort campaign has been launched by the governing members of the Lake Region,YMCA to fulfill the goal set for the recent fund raising campaign. The drive fell short $6,000 but mefribers hope, through the generosity of residents of the community, that it may still go over the top. Meeting the goal means that the YMCA can continue the worth while programs so badly needed for young people and adults in this community. Onjy support of the program will mean that some day a YMCA building can become a reality. Contributions may be made to Mrs. Harriet Johnston, 385-2664 or 385-5922 or mail donations may be made to her at 3805 W. Grove avenue in McHenry. Cichowski will outline plans for the club's training camp which will start July 1. Practice sessions will be held at Mundelein High School practice fieldo Cichowski said, "I'm looking forward to seeing the veterans along with the rookies. We are anxious to get started." This will be the Rifle's fourth year in the Central State football League. Last year, the Rifles were League Champs after defeating West Allis 17-13 in the title game at Waukpgan, The league , schedule of twelve games will be preceded by an inter-squad scrimmage at Great Lakes on July 27th and a game scrimmage against the Racine Raiders at Racine on August 3rd. That's what we get for being forgetful. We ran a picture in the Wednesday issue of Bill Bolger throwing out the first ball in the Legion baseball opener, but forgot to write a oneline to put above the picture. So how does it come out but Bill opening the "Shamrock" season. Just one of the hazards of the newspaper game. About 15 years ago, former Mayor George P. Freund and yours truly rolled the first game on Tomasello's new bowling alleys. Never mind the scores. • 1 . On Tuesday night of this week we shared a table with the Larry Fuhrers for a sociable evening and fine feast in the Tomasello main dining room. It was an anniversary celebration -and a good one. Their chef really showed his skill as one outstanding dish after another covered the long table. 'Twas an evening to remember. At least our White Sox have the distinction of being the originalhitless wonders. The box scores show a lot of others following. Enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mrs. Goodell and Miss Jones, two long time friends, this week. ' We covered a lot of groupd, "out will need more time. Stunned is the word. Every good American is stunned at the assassination of Senator Bobby Kennedy. 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