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MEN'S 16" SOFTBALL Standings w I Old Bridge 9 2 Fox Hole 9 2 Hautzinger 9 3 Johnsburg 8 3 Hitler's 6 5 Coppermine 3 9 Town Pump „ 2 10 Sunnyside 0 12 Town Pump Beats Coppermine, 3-2 A total of eight hits, 4 by each team, was all the offensive production in Tuesday night's first game in the McHenry Men's 16-Inch league, as Town Pump defeated Coppermine 3- 2. It was Town Pump's second win of the season against ten losses and moves them within one game of sixth place Cop­ permine whose record dropped to 3 wins, 9 losses. Bill Cable singled in the second inning for Coppermine and following a single by Jim Grabowski and a fly out, Cable scored on a fielder's choice. • Town Pump took the ieari in their half of the inning by scoring 2 runs. Two Cop­ permine errors and a double by Daryl Anderson gave the Pump the lead for good. In the third, Gary Wagner's double and a single by Dave Diedrich gave Town Pump a 3-1 lead. Coppermine narrowed the gap to one in the sixth inning thanks to an error by Town Pump's shortstop and a double by Tim Whitman. Coppermine threatened with a runner • in the seventh but could not score and Town Pump won, 3-2 Dave Diedrich was the only man on either team to collect 2 hits in the game, as the Town Pump third baseman went 2 for 3 Hautzinger Handles Sunnyside Easily Hautzinger scored in every inning but one and easily defeated Sunnyside Inn 15-6 in Tuesday's second game. The win moves Hautzinger within a half-game of first place, whiel Sunnyside, although improving with each game, remains in last place, still looking for their first league win, For Hautzinger, Ron Wiesnewski led the attack with a perfect 4 for 4 game. Wiesnewski scored 2 runs and added an RBI and a double. Jerry Brodin added 3 hits in 4 trips, with 2 doubles and 4 runs scored. Bill Funk had 2 hits and 2 RBI's, Ray Stevens added 2 hits in 3 at bats, John DeCicco had 2 for 4 with 2 runs scored, and Tim h arr had 2 for 4 with 2 runs scored and an RBI Sunnyside scored all their runs in the fifth inning, but it was too late as they already trailed 9-0. Mark Davis continued his hot hitting for the Inn with 3 for 4, while Don Rhode snapped out of a season long slump with 2 hits in 3 trips. Next Games Games Tuesday, August 8 match fifth-place Hiller Con­ struction and first-place Old Bridge in the first game. The second game pits Coppermine and Hautzinger Concrete. Games begin at 7:30 at the VFW field Reminders For McHenry High School Athletes All students wishing to participate in athletics at McHenry high school during the up-coming fall season are reminded that they must have the following before they will be allowed to practice. Physical Needed A current physical exam is needed Physical forms may be obtained at the West campus main office. Insurance School insurance must be obtained or an insurance waiver must be signed. In­ surance is availble for football and all sports through the school Information concerning the fees for this insurance can be obtained at West campus Parents or guardians may sign an insurance waiver if they have a policy that covers athletes Waiver forms or payment of insurance can be done at the West campus main office Athletic Code Each athlete and their parent or guardian must sign the athletic code These are also available at the main office at West campus Towel Service New this year will be man datory payment for towel service for athletics Each athlete must pay a nominal fee per sport in which they par­ ticipate for towel service. This fee will be collected at the first day of practice or on the day you report to receive equip­ ment Starting Dates Information regarding the starting date and time of practice sessions for each Fall sport will be announced in the Plaindealer next week. 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That sounds suspiciously like Castro might have been involved, perhaps making all those people run! comedy team. Watch the facial contortions. That's the give­ away. There's also a rumor going round that Fidel Castro is play­ ing in the Majors. No one has been able to identify him yet. Maybe you, dear reader, will be tMfc first to find him out. Certainly some strange things «e going on this year. For example, after making a dazzling run for a month with superb pitching, the Baltimore Orioles played Toronto the other day and gave up 24 runs in the first six The utmost tragedy in the world in the minds of small boys is that the home te£m lost. We are in favor of a vacation each season of the year, toow being be­ hind several. Nine newly-graduated nurses who are interning at McHenry hospital are shown in conference with their instructor, Linda Kellogg, R.N. From left, seated: Gloria Muise, Crystal Lake; Mrs. Kellogg; Betsy Ruth and Roberta Humphreys, McHenry. From left, standing: Katherine Freisinger, McHenry; Lynn Wilson, Crystal Lake; Catherine Mueller and Patricia Gryzb, McHenry; Diane Benesch, Spring Grove; and Janine Pall, Grayslake. Nine newly graduated nurses are now serving a three-month internship at McHenry hospital "to sharpen their skills and to bridge the gap between academic experience and the professional responsibilities for which today's nurse is ac­ countable," according to Ron Cooker, R.N., director of nursing service at the hospital. Selected from many can­ didates by the hospital's Staff Development department, the nurses are being supervised by instructor, Linda Kellogg, R.N. The interns include Diane Benesch, Spring Grove, graduate of Elgin Community college; Katherine Freisinger,. McHenry, University of Illinois College of Nursing; Patricia Gryzb, McHenry, McHenry County college; Roberta H u m p h r e y s , M c H e n r y , McHenry County college; Catherine Mueller, McHenry, Wesley-Passavant School of Nursing. 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