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P^GE C-PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28.1*79 mm mm mm SPORTS LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB DIVOT DOLLS M.C.C. TOP AWARD-ef the Lake Region Sports Car club, the "Bud r Memorial", was voted to outgoing president, Anita (right), at the clab's annul election dinner. Presenting award is last years recipient, Dick Rotter of Algonquin. LRSCC Photo-Wayne Gaylord "The Lake Region Sports Car Cftib <LRSCC) held it's annual ejection dinner at the Branded Steak House in Crystal Lake on Saturday, Sept. 22. Outgoing president, Anita "AJ" Johnson offcary was voted the recipient of the distinguished "Bud Brunner Memorial Award", for andins performance )re iaent and member, allowing a dinner of beef rbs. thr ^lection was held id Wayne Gaylord of JcHeu-y was voted i; resident. Other officers :ted were Dick Fournier of stal Lake, vice-president; I|ill Schneider, Hoffman Bstates, secretary: Connie (Jardella. McHenry, treasurer: and Sal Cardella, McHenry, tfustee Wayne Allen of Wauconda also has a year remaining as trustee. I The LRSCC driving cham­ pions awards found Wayne ^llen and his wife Jeannie capturing the men's and ladies' divisions in the fiscal year point standings. Awards were also presented from the four event Summer Slalom Series, and the club honored outgoing President Anita Johnson and her husband Scott with appreciation rd Wayne Gaylord . cceivea a plaque for his ser­ vices for publicity and obotograohy. LRSCC is a club for drivers and enthusiasts of sport cars. The club events consists of rallyes. gymkhanas, economy runs and other sport car events of any nature. TTie event, to be held. Sunday. Sept. 30. will consist of a short rallye. with a cookout to follow. The club meets on the third Thursday of each month at the McHenry American Legion on Ringwood road in McHenry Meetings begin at 8:15 p.m. Marian Harriers Third In Kaneland Invitational Meet I * J The harriers of Marian Central took third place in the lUrheland Invitational cross try meet held at Kaneland Saturday. Benet won the 3^ -;lp a field of 130 runners, ing 20 teams, Paul took second and Mike le captured the number spot ike Davis and Brad Gregory crossed the line 34th and 36th. respectively, while Bob Weltzien came in 43rd." The frosh-soph team came in fourth place out of the 20 teams. Fraak Father: "My boy, I never kissed a girl until I met your mother. Will you be able to say the same thing to your son." Junior: "Yes. Dad. But not with such a straight face." Rounding off the scheduled season's events the ladies at McHenry Country Club held their Criers' Tournament Tuesday the 25th The event wherein the three worst holes revert to par and then han­ dicapped was won by Lynn Sch­ midt in Class A with a net 63. In Class B netting 65 Laveme Harpling was the winner. Ethel Koehler in Class C and Toots Gerstad in Class D won in their respective classes with 61 net each. Tom Evans' southern belle. Kitty, posted the lowest number of putts in Class D, rolling in only 26* lowest for the day. Betty Rode, in Class C, was right behind with a mere 27. In Class B it was Mabel Smith with 30. Don't know what happened to the Class A gals but no putts were recorded. With this being the last Divot Dolls of the season a resume of some of the season's highlights is offered herewith. At the end of May, when Ringer tour­ nament began, the first major event. Flag Day, was won by Lynn Schmidt in Class A, Char Zwissler in B. Jane Weiss in C and Betty Gossell in D. Following that in June was the Grandmother's Tournament won by Floss O'Connell in A, Dot Freund in B. Carol Bolger and Gene Napier in C and Betty Gossell in D Starting at the end of June and running for three weeks Match Play was won by Nel Fidler in A, Carolyn Harger in B. Barb Leight in C and Pat MacDonald in D. The biggest event of the season. Club and Class Championship, which ran for three weeks also, found our beauteous blonde bomber, Carol Cooney. emerging as Club Champion again - but not without some good competition. Low Net in A was won by Joan Buss. In Class B Irene Kin- naman captured Low Gross while Mabel Smith won Low Net. In Class C by a very close margin Kathy Lundquist won Low Gross while Gloria Otth walked away with Low Net. And in Class D Mary Mut- chinsky garnered the glory of Low Gross while Shari 'Weak- man took Low Net. More about Shari momentarily. Back in the early part of June, 22 of the gals Beat the Champ, too many to list. Running throughout the season and ending toward the last of August Ringer Tournament was won by Carol C. in Class A, by Dot Freund in B. a tie bet­ ween Dorothy Baker and Maddy Holmes in Gass C and by Jackie Victor in Class D. Now, back to Shari Weak- man. Mother of two fine young boys and lovely wife of Jim. Shari is new this year to the women's golf organization but has certainly made her mark. As a new golfer just learning the ins and outs of the game she has earned the title of Most Improved Player of the Year In addition, she has earned the coveted WWGA pin plus the Lady Golfer of the Year trophy On the local level those are impressive winnings and a big JOHN S SPORT STOP NEW ARRIVALS! WARRIOR & SKYHAWK * TEAM CAPS £ WITH SCHOOL LOGOS! GIRLS & BOYS r WARRIOR LETTER JACKETS! "i SOCKS SOCKS t SHOES! rs SPORT STOP 4811 W.RTE. 120 McHenry IM181 umamaiH JOHN'S SPORT STOP PRESENTS P.O.W. MM SCHOOL Players Of the Week! As Chosen by Area High School Coaches FOOTS AU. ' RobKalck Rob scored a touchdown, ran for the extra point, and also played outstanding defense in the Warriors 15 to 14 victory over Cary Grove. * ... - P ' VOLLEYBALL Laura Jacobs Laura was the key in Johnsburg's victory over Harvard. She had 14 down spikes" with none retur­ ned and returned every spike hit in her defensive area. FOOTBALL * T. I. T. J. gained 103 yards, scored the only touchdown, and led the defense from his linbacker position in Marian's 6 to 0 vic­ tory over Marmion. It was the second straight week T. J. ushed over 100 yards and p esently, he leads the team in tackles. CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE FINE ATHLETES! * * * SPONSORED BY + * * JOHN'S SPORT STOP Your McHenry, Johnsburg, Marian Sport Headquarters' 4811 W. Rte. 120, (Across from Sunnyside Dodge) McHenry > Daily 9:30-8, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 12-5 344 3SB0 & t That little white ball may fall in, it may come up short, and maybe it will just rim the cup. But whatever, it brings out the mood of the golfers as displayed in these photos taken during the recent club cham­ pionships held at Chapel Hill and McHenry country clubs. Above, Ken Ludwig's ex­ pression leaves no doubt that his ball found the hole. At left, Gary Adams applies body english, but his putt stops short of the cup. At right, Ed Buss's putter falls to the green after his putt rimmed the cup. That's par. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD ' . ; : "congratulations" is in order. They present a big challenge to Shari to hold on to her winning streak in the coming seasons. Good luck. Shari! In the middle of August, although hampered by one of the few rains that fell on the ladies' events, the gals outdid themselves when they hosted the Fifth Annual McHenry Women's Invitational. The Pink and Green was a truly beautiful affair and will be repeated next year. Carrying the banner away from home the Traveling Team did their club proud. Not only did they win their division, they also won the Division Play-Off held at Village Links in Lamont Back in the early part of August a group of the local gals participated in the 18th Annual N.I.W.G.A. two-day tournament wherein a number of the McHenry women once again shone, the brightest light being Sue Martin who captured Low Net over the entire field. Spreading the good name of McHenry further, in the second , week of September a group of the women traveled to Springfield for a three-day tournament for Senior Women and returned home with more goodies. This time it was Nancy Wilkins' turn to shine, and she did. by capturing Low Net over the entire field. A lot of adrenalin flowes through ihe veins of those who participate in the game of golf, with the losers as well as the winners, and the Good Lord willing and the Creek Don't Rise it will still be flowing when next year 's season rolls around "Til then. Happy Golfing! Liz w * EARL WALSH' ST So I Hear 4Tt SPORTS EDITOR. ATTENTION BONFIRE FANS T h e H o m e c o m i n g bonfire will be held on Thursday. October 4th at 7 : : i 0 p . m . A n y o n e i n - lerested in getting rid of any old wood around the house, please contact Dick Rabbitt at West Campus, 385-7077. It was two nice, friendly gals who came a-nockin' at our door this time. Mrs. Gray (the late Dr. John Gray's wife) and her sister. Betty Minor, were our callers. Mrs. Gray now lives in Holiday. Florida only a stones throw from Coach Stringer's abode. She showed me some pictures taken at the last McHenry Day at Anderson Park, Tarpon Springs. Fla. and a long list of the Florida McHenryites at­ tending. There will be another get together in November so the date will probably reach us before too long. -- """'w The Cubs really know how to get publicity. A newspaper story that quotes or misquotes Manager Herman Frank stirs things up to the point where Hefty Herman resigns a week before the season ends. To become completely confused, one has to read both Chicago dailies One carries not-so-nice stories about Herman while the other one quotes players with different opinions. Herman lasted three years. Thai's good going in the managerial department When a team loses, the manager has to take the blame. He isn't the one who strikes out with the bases loaded, but he is still the fall guy. One group thinks 01' Herman isn't a mastermind. Second guessing is a privilege sports fans can enjoy It looked like the Cubs had a strong bench this year. Maybe the bench broke down. Maybe it was the front liners. As A1 Smith used to say, "Let's look at the records". I would if I had them. From my point of view (and that's through the eyes of an admiring Sox fan), the Cubs will have to find another pit­ cher. When Rick Reuschel was out with injuries, they lost their stopper. Players are quoted as saying they need more ball players. Who doesn't? - Especially since expansion hit the ball game like inflation hit the country. What's your guess? Ill say Randy Hundley will be the next Cub manager. The Sox are winning a lot of ball games in September, too little too late. They aren't getting the headlines. Maybe Bill Veeck should pull another big stunt. The Sox couldn't go places with Rock and Roll. They should waltz in next year with softer music. After a long illness, Mike Budler has been called to a place above. Mike was what I call a good guy. He made a lot of friends when he ran the old Palace bowling alleys on Green Street. The ranks are thinning. I miss old friends. Met former McHenrite Gerry Rogers at Arnold Rauen's Bier- Stube Sunday night in the Bismarck Hotel in Chicago. An early Oktoberfest. Big feast and a German band. Not one Irish tune. Gerry looks great with a straight front he didn't have as a rather hefty McHenry High student. --And, he's a grandfather! TOM LUDWIG Tom Lodwig, former McHenry high athlete, is listed on the 1979 College Conference at Illinois and Wisconsin All-Star Baseball Sqnad. Tom's record for the season at Elmhurst CoUege was three wins and no losses with a 1.13 earned run average. Gray's Girls Defeat Jacobs Netlers 5-0 NETTER WIN 5-0 Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High girls' tennis team Time doesn't stand still. Whoops! At press time we hear that WXRD-FM 105 will air the McHenry-Woodstock football game Friday night suiting at 7:45 p.m. We mention this to let local fans, who cannot attend the game follow the play at home. The (QconvewsEj ' Super Star Line-up Soft and Comfortable Tennis Shoes that Perform Chris Evert / Canvas Five Set JJ* Suede A Super-Star Line-Up Of Converse Fast Starters Converse Scores defeated Jacobs high school 5 to 0 Monday at West Campus. Sue Hutchinson remained un­ defeated as she beat Kathy Trnka 6-2, 6-1. RESULTS Singles No. 1, Sue Hutchinson, McH defeated Kathy Trnka, 6-2, 6-1. No. 2, Nancy Glick, McH. defeated Lisa Zahn, 6-0, 6-0. No. 3, Jean Hoch, McH. defeated Bridgett Bloom, 6-3, 6- 4. $ Doubles No. 1, Jenny Prust and Leah Melahn, McH. defeated Alicia^ Lundstrom and Sue Seiluffo, 6- 2, 2*6 and 6-3. No. 2, Melissa Dowe and Kerry Kraus, McH. defeated Jackie Waslin and Patti* Star Maker World Class AM Star Canvas Oxford All Star II. Canvas Leather Quick Star Star Track Doherty, 6-1 and 7-6. I FROSH-SOPH WIN 4-1 The frosh soph defeated Jacobs 4 to 1. Julie Allen, Chris Knox, and Mary Oleszczuk played singles with Allen and Knox winning their matches.! The doubles teams of Angela Anderson and Heidi Schmitt, and Jody Remke and Cindy Schwartz won their matches.* The fear of competi­ tion explains much that | happens in business, poli- j tics and life in general. "STOP IN AND SEE US' NEW OWNERS McHENRY'S FAVORITE SPORT CENTER 1210 N.GREEN ST. McHENRY OPEN 9-5:30 DAILY, 9-9 FRIDAY, 9-NOON SUNDAY 385-1000 WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING! 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