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•• f McHenry Jr. Youth League Steve Aim Jim Jablonski Brent Blankenhorn Leading Hitters: Allan Bretschneider 3-0 3-0 3-1 .714 David Vacula Jeff Potts Randy Waddell Player of the Week: Allan Bretschneider .667 .667 .625 Through «i-2!»-7 MAJOR DIVISION Condors Orioles Falcons Owls Eagles Cards Bluebirds Hawks Leading Pitchers: Bob Zeller Randy (Mick Jay Whittemore Jeff Justen Leading Hitters: Jack Jablonski Greg Mroz Richard Hupe Bob Zeller Player of the Week: John Costigan MINOR DIVISION Bluebirds Cards Falcons Hawks Orioles Condors Eagles Owls Leading Pitchers- David Bauer Tim Evans Mike Nank Mike Bauml Leading Hitters: Dan Scheid ^ Scott Spengel Fritz Larsen Mike Nank W L 7-2 5-2 6-4 4-3 4-4 4-5 1 - 6 - 1 - 6 3-0 3 -,() 3-1 3-1 -769 .636 .563 .560 W L 5-2 H-3 8-3 5-3 4-4 2 - 6 2-7 1 -7 5 - 1 3-1 3-1 4-2 .625 .579 .555 .520 r • • McHenry Area 12-Inch Softball i i i I By Pat Wirtz After Wednesday's doubleheaders the league finds a 3 way tie I for first place with only 9 ball games left before the playoffs! Old Bridge climbed back to the top with 11 to 6 and 20 to 8 victories over Swanson Chalet. Meanwhile the House of David won two; a thrilling 3-2 first game over Phillip's 66 followed by a 13-1 drubbing of the slipping 66'ers. Rusty Nail needed 8 innings to overcome a spirited S P A. team. The second game did not work out as well for the Nail as S.P.A.. put on a hitting display and wound up the winners 14 to 3. (By the way the game is under protest by Manager Kevin Bauer, proceedings to follow). ning put the Bridge ahead to iStay. Matt Oik had 2 hits and scored twice and Rich Hopper, Pete Smith and Steve Major had 2 hits each. For Swanson Chalet ' R#ger Ludwig, Bill Blankenhorn and Marty Sobc- zak had 2 hits each. Swanson Chalet Old Bridge W 9 9 9 7 4 4 3 8 0 12 the Plaver Mike of the Week: Bauml MINI DIVISION W L Tigers « -0 Giants 6 -0 Indians. 4 . 2 Yan\s 4 -2 B saves 2 - 3 Sox 1 - 5 Cubs 1 -6 Pirates 0 -6 Leading Pitchers: Jesse Tirado 3-0 * * McHenry * Pigtail League June 29, 197"» * ^ Jl'NIOK DIVISION State Farm Ins. Riverside S A C. Miller Formless Stuc's Pizza SENIOR DIVISION Dan's Food Mart Jim Adams Auto Body Snug Harbor Adams Radiator Service On June 23 State Farm W L 6 2 5 "3 3 4 1 6 7 1 4 5 4 4 2 7 In­ surance played Miller For­ mless. State Farm made a triple play in the fourth inning and a double play in the fifth inning The game was tied 8 to 8 at the end of the fifth. One extra inning was played to break the tie and Miller won the game 9 to » On June 26, Nancy Click who plays for Don's Food Mart made two home runs, one in the first and fifth innings. DELUXE CHAMPION WHITEVML • FULL 4 PLY * m,E-,TE» cord 978-13... .7! .T ... .T . *24.00 E78-14 '26.05 F78-14 *27.70 G78-14 ..*28.75. H78-14 .*30.80 G78-15 *29.45 H78-15. *31.40 ^ j ̂ - J U.#«»###•••••••••••••••••••••••• .••••••*••• 5 PLUS SALES TAX Don't Forget. . . . We Feature 6RANT BATTERIES McHENRY^ . • TIRE mart 3931 W. MAIN «»»""- 385-0294 312 000 0 - 6 332 201 x - 11 Game Two saw the Chalet with a brief lead after Bill Rudolph's 3 run homer in the first but after that the Old Bridge hit the ball as good as any team in the league and ran away with a 20 to ft victory. Old Bridge Swanson Chalet 133 434 2 - 20 300 300 2 - 8 Standings: Old Bridge House of David Rusty Nail Phillip's 66 S P A Wetteland Decorating Swanson Chalet The Stand Taking a glance at remaining schedule: July 2 (2 games) Old Bridge vs. S P A. House of David vs. The Stand Wettelenad v^. Swanson Chalet Phillip's 66 v&, Rusty Nail July 9 (2 games) Rusty Nail vs. The Stand Swanson Chalet vs. House of David Phillip's 66 vs. S P A. Wetteland vs. Old Bridge July 16 (2 games) House of David vs. Wetteland The Stand vs. S P A. Old Bridge vs. Phillips' 66 Rusty Nail vs. Swanson Chalet ' July 23 (1 game) S P A. vs. Swanson Chalet House of David vs. Old Bridge Wetteland vs. Rusty Nail Phillip's 66 vs. The Stand July 30 (1 game) S P A. vs. Wetteland Rusty Nail vs. Hou^e of David Old Bridge vs. The Stand Swanson Chalet vs. Phillips'66 August 6 (1 game) ' The Stand vs. Swanson Chalet Rusty Nail vs. Old Bridge Phillip's 66 vs. Wetteland House of David vs. S P A. Playoffs will begin Aug. 11, on a Monday unless rainouts cause rescheduling. This year the race for first hasfprobably been the closest yet with any of 4 teams able to take the first place trophy. The next couple of weeks should be even more exciting as these teams battle it out Also don't count out the S P A ' The Old Bridge came from behind twice in the early going as they won 11 to 6 over §wanson Chalet. Dave Sundby leU the way with 3 hits including a leadoff homerun in Jhe first. Pat McQueeney added a two- run homer while Gary Con- . nell 's solo blast in the 3rd in- Matt Oik couldn't be stopped as he went 5 for 6 including a 3 run homer, a double, 3 singles, 4 runs scored and 4 RBI's. Pat McQueeney was almost as good as he went 4 for 5 including a grandslam. a pair of doubles, and 5 RBI's. Steve Major contributed 3-hits. Dave Sundby had a 3 run homer and Pete Smith added a solo homerun As a matter of fact only two ball players did not hit safetly as Old Bridge hit safely 24 times. Swanson Chalet was led by first baseman Bill Rudolph who had 3 hits including the homerun and 5 RBI's. Paul Adams had 3 hits also as well as a 3 run homer in the 4th inning. Bob Freund added twfe hits for the Chalet. House of David squeaked by Phillip's 66 3 to 2 in game one. judd Decker walked in thejirst inning followed by John Pit- zen's single and Gene Hester's sacrifice fly to account for the first "David" run. Phillip's 66 tied it when Buss singled and Gene Anderson tripled him in. Steve George started things in the bottom of the third inning with a single. A "66 " error and Greg Freund's single made it 2- 1. Phillip's came back in the next inning with the tying run as Jerry Bellak singled and advanced to home with the aid of singles by Jack Adams and Rich Simmons. The winning run was scored when Steve George again singled^ and following Decker's single, which was momentarily hobbled, George scored. three times. Dan Gerdt, Janik, Hester, Hovseth and Judd Decker all had 2 hits each. Jack Adams had a pair of hits for Phillip's <66 as their bats were pretty much silent. In game one Anderson, Bellak, Adarns and Simmons all went 2 for 3 for Phillip's 66. v An extra-inning game took place -between S P A. and Rysty Nail with The Nail overcoming an earlier 8th inning homerun to win 7 to>6 in the bottom half of the same inning. Charley Sauers led the way, hitting 4 for 4 with a pair,^ of doubles and batting in the tying run in the final inning. Mike Thrones had a perfect 3 for 3 while. Rich Mueller and Gary Busse added 2 hits each. For S P A. Bob Klewitz went 4 for 4 while Pete Scurto, Ed Kaminske and Pete Mahoney all had two hits each. One of Scurto's hits was the solo homerun in the eighth inning which for a brief moment looked like the winning run. In the bottom half of the inning an < error, a fly^out deep to left and Charley Sauers double brought in the tying run for Rusty Nail, After another flvout which advanced Sauers to third Jim Lay had a base hit which brought in the game winning run. ARROWS A WAY... Who is a match for Robin Hood and has the skill of William Tell? Representatives from 40 countries this June participated in the 28th Archery World Championships held in Interlake, Switzerland. your week ahead BY OR. A.W. DAMIS S P A Rusty Nail Rust\ Nail S P A 000 140 01 041 000 02 000 030 0 - 550 211 x - Phillip's 66 House of David House of David Phillip's 66 001 100 0 101 001 x 400 120 6 - 000 001 0 - - 2 - 3 13 1 House of David never gave Phillip's 66 a chance in game two as they held the loser's to one unearned run in the 6th inning. Greg Freund had 3 doubles and 3 RBPs. Gene Hester,had 4 RBI's and two hits while Mike Janik had a 2 run homer. Terry Hovseth drove in a pair and Steve George scored S P A. had good hitting in the game two and The Nail did not come close after two big 5 run innings for the winners Larry Dohr had 3 for 4 and 3 RBI's. Pete Mahoney went 3 for 3 with 2 RBI's and Rich Fenger had 3 more hits and 2 RBI's. Bob Dohr drove in 3 runs with two hits while Jack Pedersen and Ed Kaminske_ .had two hits each. For Rusty Nail the bats were silent in game two. They scored three runs in the 5th on an error, Charly Brown's single, and another error and Len Ackermann's 2 run double. The game is presently under protest with Rusty Nail Manager Kevin Bauer protesting a 5th inning call an illegal baserunning by the S P A. The results of the protest meeting will be placed in a later article. Come down to West campus for 12-inch Softball every Wednesday night at 6; 15 p.m.! Deaths CATHERINE E McGRATH Catherine E„. McGrath, 79„ 5019 W. McCullom Lake road. McHenry, died July 1 at Fair Oaks Nursing Home, Crystal Lake. She was born March 26, 1896 in Chicago. She is survived by a grand­ daughter, Mrs. David (Judith) Pendleton. McCullom Lake; and two great-granddaughters. She was preceded in death by her husband, John J. There is no visitation. There will be chapel services at 11 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Mar*3<s cemetery. Evergreen Park." George R. JusterKand Son funeral home f made arrangements. 44 Is your home insured for whatift worth,or just for what it cost you..?** See me about State Farm's automatic inflation ©overage that can increase with the value of your home. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 West Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. S T A T E F A R M N S U R A N C E STATE FfRM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois 7 ARIES Mar.,21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 CANCER June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dee. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Forecast Period: July 6 to July 12 Some.§ort of trivia or "side battle' ' might oc­ cupy too much of your time Guard against a subtle chain of events that will pull you from your project A new face on the scene will play an important role, in this week's activities. Also, a member of the opposite sex will help you look for strings attached According to your chart, there's something questionable about your relationship with a member of the opposite sex. It 's highly probable that you'll be put to the "test/ ' There's no doubt about it, you've seen it^ coming; and now it 's simply here: You'll be taking on additional responsibilities. Inci­ dentally, you'll enjoy the challenge. Hold it Leo! You're letting your imagination work against a personality who, indeed, is a better friend than you think Think about it, seriously! Facts, not words, will interest you this week. It seems as though you've become subtly aware of someone's unproductive promises If it has to be . . this is "show doWn" time. Once again, don't become involved in someone else's problems. First of all, your motives will be questioned Furthermore, your "help"' won't bring popularity. For those under your sign being considered for membership in a selective group--things look good' Other Scorpios have,someone behind the scene, working in their behalf. There's an old saying that mentions something about idleness becoming the devil 's workshop Anyway, boredom with routine tasks, shows in your chart It seems as though a member of the opposite sex will hit the formula that pleases you Anyway, it 's during this cycle that you'll ap­ preciate your mate or similar alliance. You can call it. insight, E.S.P., intuition or whatever you choose. Here's the point, you'll arrive at several good decisions without logical support Many members of your sign will receive a new title, be promoted or become recognized, in one way or another Incidentally, steer clear of a clandestine meeting. PERSONALITY PROFILE For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place., of birth, plus $1.00 for postage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. , BURGLARIZE HOME The home of Lloyd Spitzbart at 8314 N. Solon road, Solon Mills, was entered sometime last Friday morning. 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