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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 24 Apr 1981, p. 7

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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER * FRIDAY, APRIL 24.1981 EARL WALSH So I Hear Old Faithful "Biff' Meyer mailed two 1981 White Sox schedules to us. Also sent a headline clipping "Nothing Goes Right For The Cubs". (That broke me up.) That isn'tNdl. He pens this note: In the ,spring every young man's fancy turns to baseball. / From some other source comes this; In Spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of baseball, horseshoes and other forms of pitchin g-- (How many people of today ever heard of "pitching woo?" For my part, I wonder how many ever heard of pitching horseshoes. Why can't big league ball playei^s {earn to bunt and if there are any old movies of Nellie Fox layin' 'em down, modern day players Should take a look. Ray Blades planned a trip to the Don Hones ranch way up in Michigan and is probably up there now. Haven't heard from Don for some time so will have to get a full report from Ray. Heard a cute story that happened in the home of our across:the-driveway neigh­ bors, Bill and Virginia Kreutzer Their daughter Mrs. John ' Cheryl) Dehn answered her little boy's (Scott) question about Easter by telling him Christ died so we could go to heaven. Scott thought that one over and said, "I don't want to go to heaven. The rest of you can go. I'll just stay with Nanny and Papa (Grandma and Grandpa). Modesty would prevent Eddie Buss from telling us, but 'twould seem somebody would have reported that he bowled an all-time high series of 755 pins at McHenry Recreation a short time ago. Congratulations are in order even though a bit late All I know is what I hear through the grapevine. deviled eggs. Suppose it's the same at your house. The Milwaukee Brewers haven't squared away with a good start, but that's my team except when they play the White Sox. Must ask Peter Wilt about the Brewers since he has been doing some sports reporting up that way." Somebody told me Dick Rabbi tt is going to Ireland this coming summer. Must tell him to say hello to my relatives. Our "Brenda" reminded me of the MCHenry Choral Club 40th anniversary^ program coming May 2 - They have two sets of posters, one for the men and another for the ladies. "Naughty Marietta" is the attraction. I'm going. Saw a picture today Mayor Byrne smiling Honestly! of The late A1 Krause, who was a cigar maker for Barbian Bros in his younger days, used to say you should smoke a cigar part way. then let if flavor over night Try it You'll like it. Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation," for (tis better to be alone than in bad company -George Washington- The Easter---Bunny has departed so now\ is the season for hard boired and Warrior Girls Take Second SMASHING SUCCESS • Jean Hoch, McHenry's number one badminton player, prepares to hit a smash In Tuesday's match against Zion-Benton. Hoch improved her record to S-2 with a win over Jill Bennett of Zlon. The Warriors won the dual as well, defeating the ZeeBees 6-1. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Badminton Team Wins McHenry's badminton team added another victory Tuesday, defeating Zion- Benton 6-1 on the varsity level and 3-1 at junior var­ sity. Winning at singles for the Warriors were Jean Hoch and Krista Kaefer Hoch defeated Jill Bennett 11-4, li­ ft Kaefer outlasted Margaret Watson, 6-11, 11-3, 11-4. Julie Dowell lost to Debbie Tiulu, 11-8. 7-11, 4-11 In doubles. Deb Bauer and Bfenda Eylander defeated Boulie and McDonald 15-4, 15-2; Monica Sieverin and Sue Schmitt won over Nelson and Thorn. 15-7, 15-11; Val Boeldt and Kim Miller triumphed 15-3, 10-15, 15-3 over Dunn and Taplin; and Jonnie Jo Huhn and Sue Toussaint defeated McLeary and Blanton 15-4, 15-1. "I'm proud of my girls. They've played very well and have handled them selves well," said Warrior coach Jean Natoli The junior varsity also earned praise from Natoli. Donna Hoch defeated Mary Watson 11-3, 11-6; Mary Lou Redman won over Elizabeth Vigardt. 7-11.11-3. 11-8; Sara Regner and Stephanie Hankins beat Miletich and Fulkerson 0-3 in a set game (badminton's version of a tiebreaker), 15-10. 15-6 and Annette Sieverin lost to Bee Wisniewski, 11-3, 6-11, 3-11. "We play four matches in the next few days, so the girls will have to toughen up," said Natoli. That gruelling schedule begins today at Lake Forest. The Warriors are home Tuesday against North Chicago and Thursday versus Waukegan East The home matches get underway at 4:30 p.m in the upper gym of West Campus. Jeff Stern Jaycees Seek Runners If the McHenry Jaycees are to reach their goal of 150 ! runners for this year s Camp New Hope benefit race, the entries had better start coming soon. Race coordinator Jerry Sullivan says entries for the May 3 run are somewhat scarce thus far. "We have competition this year," Sullivan noted. There are races in Crystal Lake and Elgin the same day. But we still feel we can have 150 competitors." Proceeds from the race will benefit Camp New Hope, a summer outing for physically and mentally retarded individuals. The local Jaycees hope to send a donation of at least $500 this year. Registration will be accepted through the day of the race. All persons signing up prior to race day will receive a T-shirt commemorating the event. Signup forms are available by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Fun Run, in care of the McHenry Jaycees, Box 163, McHenry, 111. The ZIP is 60050. The McHenry High girls' track team finished second to Cary Grove in a triangular track me£t held at Mc-/ Cracken field on Monday. The Trojans scored 72 points, the Warriors had 56 and Dundee finished last with 36. Freshman distance runner Delia Saunders continued her winning ways, winning the 880 in 2:35. Angela Anderson won the high jump with a leap of 4'7", and Sue Szramek won the 100 yard dash. WARRIOR RESULTS 400Relay: 2nd., (Szramek, Brechel. Wherritt, Blume). 2 Mile Run: 3rd . Gret- chen Gies. RH0 Medley: 2nd , (Blume, B r e c h e l , S z r a m e k . Wherritt). FOX VALLEY - STANDINGS BASEBALL w I Crystal Lake South 5 0 Crystal Lake Central 3 2 Crown 3 2 Woodstock 3 2 Dundee ,» 3 2 McHenry 1 3 Cary Grove 1 4 Jacobs 0 4 SOFTBALL w I Cary Grove 4 1 McHenry 3 2 Jacobs 3 2 Crystal Lake South 3 2 Dundee 3 2 Woodstock 3 2 Crown 1 4 Crystal Lake Central () 5 200 L.H:: 2nd., Anderson too Yard Dash: 1st., Sue Szramek; 4th., Cody. 880 Run: 1st., Delia Saunders; 4th., Kristy Howard 880 Relay: 2nd., (Wherritt, Foley, Senn, Freund). 440: 2nd , Terri Blume. 100 L.H.: 4th., Angela Anderson. Mile: 2nd., Kelly Brough 200 Yard Dash: 2nd., Szramek Mile Relay: 2nd..'Tiffany. Major, Polka. Conway) Shot: 4th., Sandi Foster lx>ng Jump: 2nd., Vicky S e n n ; 3 r d . , Z u b e r , 4 t h , Prust Discus: 2nd., Kelly Thomas. High Jump: 1st., Angela Anderson; 3rd , Lynn Podpora Dick Rabbitt Gals Drop Slugfest After Tuesday's Softball game at Crown, someone asked McHenry coach Mary Osier man if siie would like to see the statistics on the contest. "No thanks," Osterman replied. "Twice in one day would be too much. " Osterman's despair was caused by a 14-13 loss to Crown in a slugfest featuring 16 hits and 15 errors by the two squads. McHenry banged out 11 of those hits, but wound up on the short end of the mo6t important statistic "We outhit them but gave the game away on errors and "Four of their walks," the coach lamented, "h our of their runs were walked home." The loss took away the glitter from another outstanding plate performance from McHenry's Sue Dixon She had four hits in as many tries, including a triple, two doubles and three runs batted in. Karen Karpavicius also carried a hot bat She hit a homer, a double and a single, driving in three runs Donna Chesler contributed a triple and a single and Vicky Nowak had a triple and walked twice McHenry took an early 4-0 lead early, but Crown tied the score in the third. The Warriors grabbed an 8-4 advantage in the fourth before Crown rallied for six tallies in the home half of the frame Crown returned some of the favors in the seventh with the Warriors trailing 14-10. Two walks and three infield errors helped McHenry score three runs, but the rally fell short. The loss dropped McHenry's record to 3-3 in the Fox Valley Conference and 5-4 overall Akins Paces McHenry Cary Wins Net Meet Cary-Grove posted a perfect score and won the singles and doubles crowns, b o o s t i n g t h e m t o t h e championship of the seventh annual McHenry freshman- sophomore tennis tour­ nament Saturday. The Warriors had two placers in the eight-team meet Sandeep Lahoti placed fourth in singles The doubles team of Ross 'Canes Win Thirteen was a lucky number for Marian's Softball team last Wednesday, as the Hurricanes bombed Rosary 13-2 in a West Suburban Catholic game Cece McLaughlin led Marian's offense with three hits and the Hurricanes played flawless defense behind pitchers Diane Knox and Sandi Kasting. Marian pushed across eight runs in the second inning to decide the game early The win was Marian's third against one loss Kemmer and Herb Hansen also took fourth Also competing for the Warriors were Ken Kloss in singles and the duo of Jim Humphreys and Tony Simon McHenry placed second in the team scoring Cary-Grove had 14 points, followed by the Warriors with frve~an*d Stw^inri SeBi 4 5 Rounding out the field were Crown, Lake Zurich. Belvidere. Mundelein and Oswego McHenry's frosh-soph team is coached by Toby Scott. Led by Aric Akins' three f i r s t - p l a c e f i n i s h e s , t h e Warriors of Dari Boland won a triangular track meet at Cary on Monday The Warriors scored 83.5 to Cary Grove's 72 and Dundee's 30.5 Freshman Steve Carby won the 3200 run. Roger Quintan won the triple jump. Jon Peterson won the hur­ dles "$nd Pete Ritthaler won the 400 meter run for the Warriors WARRIOR RKSl I TS Shot Put: 1st , Akins: 3rd . Freund. 4th . Schiller lyong Jump: 2nd , Adams; 4th.. Quinlan 3200 Relay. 2nd . (Wyn- veen. Caron. Wallace, Cepulis) 400 Relav: 1st . < Schaefer. D'Angelo. Akins. Ritthaler" :t2(M(Hun 1st Carby; 4th . Wright no 11.Hi: 1st . Peterson. 4th . 1 tie» ISchmitt I (Mt Y ard Dash : 1st. Akins :ird . Rudman Discus: :trd Crittenden. 4th . Haley H4HI Run: 4th . Caron Triple Jump: 1st , Quinlan 4th Rudman High Jump: 3rd . Adams H00 Relax: 1st . Schaefer. Rudman. Quinlan. Schmitt). mmi i»asn rat Ritthaler. 3rd . D'Angelo :too L.H.: 4th . Schmitt. ifiOO Run: 2nd Wright, 4th . Carby. 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