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PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST It. 1WS \ King's Row, Old Bridge Win A EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Couldn't remember the last ride in a rumble seat Had an invitation to ride in the parade at Johnsburg Saturday and found myself squeezed into the rumble seat of a Model "A" Ford belonging to Danny Adams Danny worked two years on that car and has it looking better than new Learned from Father Rauen that Arnold Rauen <not a relative) had made the suggestion that an old time car would be fitting for me. They searched for a Stanley Steamer Dennis Adihgis, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Adams, was our driver and a good one After Bob and Barb Hettermann delivered me to the car, Dennis managed to get me in Getting out was something else That's when Barb came through like an expert at unloading the cargo Danny and I accepted a prize in whatever category we were entered Danny will display the trophy It was the car that won Of course. Father Bartel pretended he didn't hear the announcement "What was it -- the booby prize", sez he It was fun Eating that home- cooked meal in the air- conditioned Community House on Sunday was also fun "Pioneer Days ". celebrating the 135th Anniversary of St John s church, was a huge undertaking and a grand success THINGS I NEVER KNEW TIL NOW The male ostrich takes his turn at sitting on the eggs to hatch the young uns The hen sits by day. and the male takes over at night Good idea It keeps the old boy from straying nights i Frankfurters were first made in Frankfurt. Germany more than 600 years ago Hot dog' That s real news Andrew Jackson was the first U S President born in a log cabin Suppose the hospitals were filled to capacity back in the year 1767 Ken Espey. retired Chief of Police, reports that he has been busy down there in Florida cleaning house, cooking, etc A man s work is never done Would you believe'1 I^ast week I saw a driver breeze through five stop signs Following him north on Riverside Drive, he turned left at Broad St Then came four more until he was on 111 Rt 31 and went merrily on his way Once in a lifetime could you rj«) that without meeting some cross traffic He wasn t speeding But. whoever heard of stop signs" Somewhere above that driver THANKS TO YOU ... 1978 Livestock Auction buyers at the McHenry County Fair from the McHenry area. Owners of the animals ap­ preciate the support of these buyers, as well as the many bidders, this year CHAMPIONS SHEEP dielanfl Construction Co -"V"*" G'and Champion Marke* lanu >WtNE ^*eiand Construction Co fart ot 4 n keww BOOSTER BUYERS BffF He Freund & Sons Kinross 4 Assoc - ind Construction >ry County Farm Bureau ~ 1F S i Ready Mi» . Sand & Gra*ei »a*ings 4 loan SHFFP v- ,»fms •leral Savings & Loan M c H e n r y ¥ -»nr, County In' Aswc.r o' SWINE George Freund 4 Sons George utile? 4 Sons Jepsen I.re Co McHenry County Farm Bureau Mchenry County Livestock Feeders Assoc WrHenry Rear}* v , McHenry Sand 4 Gravel McHenry Savings 4 Loan 'Congressman Robert McClory McHenry Read* Mix McHenry Sand 4 Gravel A Vic nail And thanks also to th« McHenry State Bank clerk; and Auctioneers Bill hussel, Gordon State, and Gene Fredrick for donating their ser row; and to Kathy Ainger, Harwd, for printing buyer signs. MCHENRY COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION and LIVESTOCK AUCTION COMMITTEE LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS flew a very active guardian angel MCHS ATHLETES TAKE A LOOK Explained to Athletic Director Bill Blankenhorn that we don't run notices in two issues as news items Last Friday's issue carried the full set of instructions Hope you read it If not, dig out your paper and catch up on what you have to do to take part in the sports program The time is now We went through two days without an appeal in our mail for a donation That's a record Must call Barb Weber to see if our annual golf cart ride is set for next Sunday That is the count down day for the championships at McHenry Country club It is serious for the golfers, but a fun day for us Fall sports are with us McHenry high s first varsity and freshman football practice will be held next Monday, Aug 21 Cross Country and girls tennis will also get under way the same date Golf, field hockey and volleyball will follow Short summer, wasn t it Blondv ", a long time White Sox fan has signed up to join a busload going to beautiful Wrigley Field to see the Cubs play ball She insists it just happened that way We are writing to Bill Veeck this week, but won't say a word about it If you like turtle meat get in touch with Josie Glosson and our grandson, Brendan They have something going Josie, a one time baseball pitcher, can tell us just how the Cubs should have won a couple of recent games Don t tell us But, if you have some inside on how the Sox can win a few games, Josie, tell us real soon We are desperate PICKUP America has become so tense and nervous it has been years since I've seen anyone asleep in church and that is a sad situation -Norman Vincent Peale- Five Ways to Ciet Into Shape The Y's Way Five different physical fit­ ness programs will be part of the September classes offered at the Lake Region YMCA on the west side of Route 31 just south of Route 14 Classes meet once a week for ten weeks but each registrant may paticipate in one or more classes each week Programs strictly for women entitled Women's Exercise will be held during the day and evenings Beginning classes are conducted Monday through Friday mornings from 10:30 to 11 and in the evenings on Monday and Wednesday from 7 30 to 8 and on Tuesday- evening from 8 to 8:30 A continuing class is offered on Monday thru Thursday evenings from 6 45 to 7 30 and- or on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from 11 to 11 45 for those who have already had a class or want a faster paced one The Men's Exercise class will include fitness testing to measure cardio vascular en­ durance. flexibility, body composition and strength Overall body tone and physical stamina will result through exercise Tests will indicate progress and present state of fitness Students will be taught proper use of 15 station Universal Weight machine This class meet on Tuesday and-or Wednesday evenings from 7 30 to 8. and Tuesday and or Thursday mornings from 11 30 to noon Phillip Baaske a certified physical fitness examiner and fitness specialist and the YMCA Physical director will be the instructor for the Men's Exercise class McHenry High Booster Club The Booster club for McHenry high school will hold its first meeting of the season Aug 17. from 7 30 to 9 p m in West campus, room 217 The purpose of the club is to give moral and financial backing for all athletic events P a r e n t s , g r a d u a t e s , teachers, businesses and in terested persons are welcome to attend 12-Inch Playoffs Underway :i-6 Year-Old Kidd\ Kollege The ten-week program for 3 to 6 year-old boys and girls known as Kiddy Kollege will be starting on Sept 10 at the Lake Region YMCA The morning program is available on Monday through Friday from 9 am to 11 am The afternoon program is available on Tuesday or Thursday from 1 30p m to 3:30 p m Sign up for one or all sessions The Kiddy Kollege program will consist of arts and crafts projects, gym skills and swimming instruction The objectives include development of locomotor skills, special orientation, movement preception small and large muscle skill development of each child Children vull foe motivated and supervised by qualified personnel Aher the ambulance takes awav the v ic t ims , i t ' s too l a te to reso lve to d r ive s lowly . * • • * We be long to the medium c lass - too heavy for l igh t work and too l igh t fo r heavy work . King's Row Shocks Raymond's. 14-7 King's Row apparently forgot about their second half slump in McHenry Area 12-Inch play, as they put together a 7-run second inning and a 4-run third to easily defeat second place Raymond's Johnsburg Bowl by a 14-7 score In fact, at one time. King's Row was up by 12 runs before a 5-run Bowl rally in the final inning cut the deficit to seven. Eleven batters went to the plate in the big 7-run inning for King's Row Chuck Marke led off with a base hit and went to second on an outfield error. Rick Sorenson smashed his first base hit of the season and the Row began to roll. Tom Whitman flew out to center but Randy Schultz cracked a single to advance Sorenson to second Bill Cable flew out deep to center, both runners advancing, and Jesse Watson connected for a 2-run single Ken Whitman followed with a base hit and went to second on the throw back into the infield. That set up a 2-run single by John Walkington Willie Howard followed Walkington with a base hit and an outfield error permitted Walkington to score, Howard going to second base. Tim Whitman knocked in the seventh run with the eighth base hit of the inning. Marke, who began the inning, ended it with a ground out Raymond's scored their first run in the third when Vinnie Freund. Phil Oeffling and Jim Yaworski all singled with Yaworski gelling the RBI. Row kept the pressure on as they scored 4 more runs in theri half of the third to take a commanding 11-1 lead. Sorenson led off with a double and advanced to third on Tom Whitman's base hit. Randy Schultz followed with a single to score Sorenson and Bill Cable singled to drive in Whitman. Jesse Watson kept things rolling with another single to load the bases Ken Whitman flew out to center for the first out but Schultz scored from third Walkington reached base on an error to reload the bases and Willie Howard hit a sacrifice fly to score Cable with the final run of the inning Raymond's led off their half of the fourth with Wayne Hiller drawing a walk. Don Bentz singled and after Ted Freund flew out to center, Tom Spasojevich walked to load the bases Vinnie Freund flew out to score one run Wayne Frantz followed with a popup to shortstop to end the rally King's Row added 3 in surance runs in the sixth when Willie Howard and Bill Roarke singled and Marke followed with a 3-run homer The ball scooted past left fielder Jim Yaworski and the scoreboard read 14 2 In the seventh. Vern Peterson led off for Raymond's and reached base on an error Frantz and Phil Oeffling followed with singles and the bases were loaded with no outs Yaworski hit a sacrifice fly. scoring Peterson and Rich Meyers followed with a 2-run single Myron Bentz followed with a 2 run homer and the Bowl was 7 runs behind with only one out The next two batters. Wayne Hiller and Don Bentz. went down in order Raymond's r he 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 7 12 4 King's Row 0 7 4 0 0 3 x Raymond's Oeffling Yaworski Meyers M Bentz Hiller D Bentz T Freund Spasojevich V Freund V Peterson Frantz King's Row Walkington Howard Tim Whitman Roarke Mitchell Marke Sorenson Tom Whitman Schultz Cable Watson K Whitman Walks: Hiller. Spasojevich Sac's: Yaworski. V. Freund, Howard Doubles: R Meyers, Sorenson Homers: M. Bentz, Marke Old Bridge Stuns St. Regis. 12-2 The Old Bridge Softball club scored 5 runs in both the third and fifth innings as they defeated fourth place St Regis by a score of 12-2. St Regis scored the initial run in the opening inning as -14 18 1 ab r h rbi 4 1 2 0 3 0 2 2 4 1 3 2 4 1 " 1 2 3 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 ab r h rbi 4 1 2 2 3 2 2 2 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 3 4 2 2 1 4 1 1 0 3 2 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 John DeCicco smacked a double and scored on a single by Jerry Brodin. Regis was playing the game minus two of their bat hitters. Don Prazak was not in uniform because of a Monday injury and Irish DeCicco was out of town. Rick Wakitsch tied the score id the bottom of the second. The Bridge first baseman singled, moved to third on a Tom Les single and scored on Steve Rohrer's sacrifice fly. The following inning Old Bridge sent nine batters to the plate, scoring five runs to take a 6-1 lead. Dave Schaefer, who was 2 for 2 in the game with 2 RBI 's, and Doug Freund hit back to back singles to open the inning. Ron Miller flew out to right scoring Schaefer all the way from second and a wide throw allowed Freund to score and the Bridge had a 3-1 lead Joe Dehn singled but was forced when Greg Freund grounded to the pitcher. Wakitsch cracked a 2-out double sending Freund to third and Les followed with a single for an RBI Rohrer followed Les" hit with a 2-run single and a fly out ended the inning Regis scored their second and final run in the fifth, cut­ ting the lead at the time to four runs George Cadotte led off with a base hit and Hawk McQueeney doubled. Cadotte tried to score on the hit but Greg Freund relayed Dehn's throw from right to catcher Steve Rohrer who made the putout. Freund's throw was perfect and Rohrer did a great job in blocking the plate as Cadotte was stopped a foot from the plate. Scott Stull singled to advance McQueeney to third, and a ground out allowed him to score The winners sent 9 more men to bat in their half of the fifth Five scored as the Bridge put the game on ice, 11-2 Greg Freund singled and scored on Les' 2-run homer to right Rohrer kept things rolling with a double and Tim Althoff singled moving him to third Peno Hester singled in Rohrer and went to second on the throw from center field to the plate. That set up a 2-run single by Schaefer for the last runs of the inning The final Bridge run scored the next inning when Miller led off with a single, advanced to third on two consecutive fly outs, and scored easily when St Regis appealled that he left second base to early Regis attempted a rally in the final inning when Brodin 0 - 2 8 1 doubled to lead off. Matt Olf flew out. but Cadotte singled sending Brodin to third. The next batter McQueeney hit a grounder to Miller at short, who turned it into a double play to end the game. St. Regis 1 0 0 0 1 0 Old Bridge 0 1 5 0 5 1 St. Regis Connell DeCicco Buss Brodin Oik Cadotte McQueeney Stull Smith Lafontaine Riley Old Bridge D Freund Miller Dehn G Freund Wakitsch Les Rohrer Grabowski Althoff Gilpin Pitzen Hester Schaefer Sac's: Miller. Rohrer Doubles: DeCicco. Brodin. McQueeney. Wakitsch. Rohrer llomeruns: Les r h e 12 17 0 ab r h rbi 3 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 ab r h rbi 4 1 2 0 3 1 1 1 4 0 1 0 4 2 1 0 4 2 2 0 3 2 3 3 2 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 Youth Day Winners Chapel Hill Country club professional John Bolton (far right) is pictured above with the winners of Monday's Youth Day Golf tournament held at Chapel Hill. It was the third annual youth tourney and 90 golfers participated. Winners in each age group were (from left to right) 12-13 year- old champ. Steve Svec; runner-up Ed Kennedy (Kennedy tied Svec with an 87, but lost a playoff); 14-15 year-old champ, Jim Pepping. 78; runnerup Joe Bauml, 79; 16-17 year-old champ, Pat Becker, 71; runner-up Bill Lang, 72. Golf umbrellas were also awarded for longest drive in each group and closest to the pin. Longest drive in the 12-13 group winner was Jeff Cychner; in the 14-15 group, longest drive winner was Mike Blake; and in the 16-17 group, the long ball was Pat Becker. Closest to the pin awards went to Mike Bauml in the 12-13 group; Tom Lester in the 13-14 group; and Bill Lang in the 16-17 group. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Purdue Star Named Assistant Marian Selects Notre Dame Grad Mchenry's Headquarters for Complete Repairs on Domestic & Foreign Cars •TUNE-UPS •BRAKES •TRANSMISSIONS MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS •MECHANIC ON DUTY 7 DAYS A WEEK QUALITY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES 10°o DISCOUNT TO SENIOR CITIZENS 3702 W. ELM McHENRY. ILLINOIS (815)344-2510 Marian Central high school has selected a Notre Dame graduate who played on the Fighting Irish undefeated national championship team of 1973 to be the new head football coach Principal Thomas Parsley annoijnced last week that Ix>u Miskowicz, 26. will be the new head football coach, replacing Tom Parker, who resigned Parsley also announced that Hans Roukus will assume Parker s duties as Athletic director Miskowicz. prepped at Rock Island high, and was a con­ sensus all-state halfback and made the Sunkist All American high school team He went to Notre Dame and played under Ara Parseghian from 1970 to 1974, and played primarily on defense and saw some action at tight end He earned a letter his senior year Following his graduation from Notre Dame, he returned to Rock Island where he was an assistant coach for 4 years Roukus. who was named head basketball coach last spring replacing Bud Grover, is also varsity tennis coach and cross-country coach Parsley indicated that Roukus will continue coaching, at least through the 1978-79 school year, while assuming the Athletic director position Monday. Parsley announced that former Purdue quar­ terback Mark Vitali had been added to the varsity coaching staff Vitali. who had been an all- state quarterback and basketball player at St Charles high school in 1972, attended Purdue university from 1973- 1977. where he was the starting quarterback and a 3 year letterman Following his graduation, Vitali was drafted by the pros and spent last season with the Kansas City Chiefs Vitali will be assistant to Miskowicz DOES YOUR HOME QUALIFY? 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