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PAGE 8 - PI *INDEAL£R - FRIDAY, JUNE 12.1N1 McHen fy1 Youth! Z-43N* ̂Jr. League Strong pitching and timely hitting helped the Pirates post a victory in McHenry junior youth league play this week. The Pirates improved their Mini division record to 3-3 with an 11-5 victory over the Twins. Tim^ossong struck out 12, including seven in arow, to pace the winners. hitting was supplied by Mike Kent, Tom Gaylord, Keith Rogers and Gary Erickson, all of whom had extra base hits. The Cubs played twice this week, winning both and moving up in the standings. Their first win was an 18-2 victory over the Indians. A strong pitching by Johnny Lee in his first pitching attempt ever keyed the win. Dave Cable, Terry Kern and Kelly Ropach were all two for two at the plate, and Alan Kraft reached base four times. Their second wjp. was a 23-9 decision over the Dodgers Roach was super on the mound, fanning seven ijrihree innings. The Cubs /ere led by Sean Dillon's three hits and five RBIs, while Roach went two for two and reached base five times. The Yankees knocked the Astros from the unbeaten ranks with a 14-0 win. Strong Let's Get Acquainted! PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL A service that helps you feel good about yourself CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT 815-344-3640 312-658-3696 (if no answer) 4302 W. CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD SUITE C-WHISPERING POINT McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 ARE NOW TAKING ACCOUNTS FOR THE mi SEASON Weekly Lawn Mowing Fertilizing Leaf Clean Up Bush Trimming Light Tree Cutting Light Hauling DEAN SMITH LAWN CARE Two Numbers for Service (818)3854847 or 385-7434 Don't May Call Today' "I .11 •Residential •Commercial •Industrial EXPERIENCED DEPENDABLE SERVICE pitching by Brandon Pasternok and Joe Kinnerk and some strong defensive play by Kevin Knutilla and Shannon Dean at first were the keys to the win. The Yanks won another game, slugging the Indians 29-6. The winners had 22 hits and fourmomers, including a grand^slam by Mike Kin- nerjC Erik Ekstrom was thrtje* for three and Mike -'Halcom went three for four." Halcom and Jason Brown combined for the victory. The Braves won their second straight, beating the Giants 16-13. The Braves rallied after being down U-0 at one point. Bobby Koczor pitched well in relief, striking out 11 and allowing only two runs. The big blow for the Braves was a bases- loaded homer by Jamie Franklin. An unassisted double play by Sean Gilliland and two innings of relief by Ronnie Robinette were. the highlights for the Giants. The Brewers won their third game in a row at the expense of the Twins, 31-0. They had 22 hits including home runs from Mark Sonnichson. Craig McGrath. Ryan Penoyer and Ryan Miller. Penoyer and Son­ nichson combined to pitch the shutout and Miller had four hits. A 9-1 victory over the Pirates got the Astros back on the winning track. Brian Condon hurled a no-hitter, striking out 13. He lost his shutout when he walked in a run Tom Brefeld had two hits for the winners. Sports Clinics Set The McHenry Parks and Recreation department will hold several instructional clinics in various sports this summer. For information on any of the clinics, call 344- 3300. TRACK & FIELD A track and field clinic is being offered this summer for area boys and girls between the ages of 9 to 18. This program is being held at McCracken field on Monday and Tuesday evenings, it begai^ June 8. This is an eight-week program The instructor for this program is Dan Boland, head track coach at McHenry high school. The fee for this program includes all coaching, a program T- shirt. and entries to all the Thursday evening track meets sponsored this summer TFE BAM. An instructional baseball program will be offered this summer to area youth 6 to 8 years of age. Sessions for this program will be held at Petersen park, Freund field. West campus and McHenry ft? iov rt*o msTAKMS V | N T * » S f W » U < A T l O N , ^ p t t A S f C o V S W t * ' T H A T T M f y A * f T H f J f i toe a • p u t u S M zomtruuiC foR <o*« +** t j U w A Y J \ f o f L M ' S f A K * 5 Junior high. Sessions meet twice a week for 45 minutes. This is an eight-week program beginning the week of June 15. I WRESTI.ING Registration is now being taken for the wrestling clinic. This instructional wrestling program begins the week of June 15 and runs for two weeks. The classes are held Monday through Friday. The second Satur­ day of each session will be a competitive exhibition for all participants. The first session is for boys ages 4 to 10 years old from 9 to 11 a.m. This class will be held at McHenry high school East campus multi-purpose room The second session starts the week of June 29 and runs for two weeks. This program is for boys ages 11 to 15 years old from 9 to 11 a m SOCCER Also planned is a youth soccer program for kids 7 to 12 years of age. Practice sessions will be scheduled at Petersen park and McHenry Junior high. Practice sessions will be held mor­ nings twice a week at each location. Sessions will be divided in age groups of 7 to 9 and 10 to 12 years of age. Boys and girls play together. Games will be played on Saturday mornings at Freand field. This program is an eight-week program beginning the week of June 15. The fee for the program includes a team T-shirt. BASKETBALL Registrations are now being taken for the youth basketball program.-Three two-week sessions are being offered beginning June 15. This program is open to boys and girls who are in fifth through eighth according to what grade they will be in next fall. Sessions are of­ fered according to age and hoys and girls sessions being separate. T h i s i n s t r u c t i o n a l program will be held at West campus in the main gym on Mondays through Thur­ sdays. Bill Blankenhorn and Ken Ludwig of the McHenry high school athletic staff will be the instructors in this program. /• ' / / i • 4** I * > i WE IHAVE NdW\H> FRESH STRAWBERRIES LARGE QUANTITIES MUST BE ORDERED t <§> <§> POTTED TOMATO PLANTS (3 Vi" Pots) 65° ALL BEDDING AND VEGETABLE PLANTS EACH HARMS FARM PER FLAT 4727 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry II. 0PENIAM.7M (S15)3S5-3074 To all of our wonderful friends and patients we wish to announce that June 17, 1981- will be the opening date for our McHenry of­ fice limited to the practice of Or­ thodontic^. Calls are currently being taken at our Woodstock office at 338-7900. Sincerely, l^i. H/l/aym . cMoxx & <Staff 4306^ *1/1'f. dxyi.ta[ Jlafee <zRoad *T/V(iL±fi cling ZPoint Centex cM ccH t-nxif, OC[inoL± owe r woe a. J IS THE ANSWER... If I plant rose bushes now will they bloom this year? A. Flowerwood Nursery has the answer. 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M; Sat. 9-6' San. « Local Standings | . iHAii 111, iravn r"W' 1 3 0 1 0 it 2 0 t t McH. Recreation 1 3 R.D.Hahn . 0 I Pow. Con. Prod. 0 t Scot Forge Brake Parts Wm.Tonyan Intermatic Morton 8:30 - B and H vs. Jet Con­ crete June 14 schedule 8:9ft • Rlverside-Frett vs. B and H 6:30 • Huemann and Sons vs. Enterprise R cH. Recrea 7:30 - Favorite Sports vs. Jet Concrete vs. Sport 8:30 * Roadbuildirs vs Stop -tr- IP INCH YOUTH SOFTBAM, (Games played at Petersen Park) w I Baker's Road. to Sport Stop * 2 0 Huemann t.. .. f 0 Johns. But. 1 1 Favorite Sports 1 1 R & H Indus. 0 2 Jet Concrete 0 1 Riverside-Frett 0 i June 12 schedule 6:30 - Favorite Sports vb. Sport Stop > 6:30 - Rlverside-Frett vs. Businessmen 7:30 • Roadbuilders vs. Huemann and Sons M I N I D I V I S I O N NATIONAL Astros" Cubs Dodgers Pirates Braves Giants w I S ' 1 4 1 2 2 3 3 2 3 2 4 AMERICAN Sox Yanks Brewers tigers Twins Indians (The Sox and Dodgers played to one tie) w I 4 0 5 1 3 2 1 4 0 4 0 6 Netter Lauded Jean Hoch completed her McHenry badminton career in fine fashion by competing in the IHSA state tour­ nament in Evanston. Hoch, the Warrior's moet valuable player this season, played four matchee in the meet. "She is the kind of athlete every coach wants to have," said Hoch's mentor, Jean Natoli. "She would come to practice and work hereetf hard. All 1 had to do was show up." with her MVP Hoch received She Along award, citywide recognition was introduced at a McHenry City Council meeting and received a certificate from the Board of Education. Hoch, who also played at the state tournament last season, was seeded third in the area after a splendid regular season. She lost her first match at state, and moved into the consolation bracket. She won twice in that division before being eliminated. But she was still among the top 32 players in the state. Hoch's badminton career will continue past high school. She will play at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb next season. "Jean was scouted all season long, so it was not really a surprise," said Natoli. Hoch's sister, Donna, will carry the family banner for McHenry next season. Mack Team Wins McHenry's American L e g i o n - C o n n i e M a c k baseball team began Its 1981 schedule by splitting a Connie Mack doubUheadw with Sycamore and dropping a heartbreaker to Crystal Lake. But the locals showed they should be a team to be reckoned with in the season ahead. Dave Smith and Keb Bowen drove in two runs each as McHenry nipped Sycamore 7-5 in die season opener. Smith and Joe Bauml had two hits apiece to back the pitching of Bowen. The victory wai a comeback effort, with' Sycamore Jumping off to a 4- 0 lead in the first frame. Two triples and three singles led to the Sycamore scoring in the opening inning. McHenry had only one baserunner in the first two innings, but exploded for six runs in the third. Dave Williams and Bob Greve walked before Bauml singled to fill the bases. Smith followed with a two- run single and Bowen doubled in two more. A fielder's choice scored Bowen with the final run in the inning. McHenry's final run scored in the fifth on a single by Bauml, a walk to Maurer, a single by Smith and Bowen's ground out. Bowen stopped Sycamore on only two hits over the last six innings. He eeeaped trouble in the third, fourth and seventh innings. The locals Were stopped cold for four innings in game two as Sycamore won the nightcap 5-2. McHenry had only three hits, singles by Maurer, Tim EvanSjpnd Bob Bryniartki. Evans and Bryniarski reached in the fifth, moved up on a series of wild pitches and eventually Sycamore touched Evans and Dave Colberg for eight hits. Their big inning was the third, when they scored three runs on a pair of doubles, three singles and a walk. A lack of offensive punch also hurt McHenry in its 3-0 American Legion loss to Crystal Lake. The hometowners managed only four hits - three of them off the bat of Maurer. Colberg was the losing pitcher but deserved a far better fate. The McHenry hurler scattered four hits, but was the victim of several defensive lapaes. After Scott Overby led off with a triple in the third, Colberg got one out on a liner to Bryniarski at short. Colberg hit the next batter with a pitch before an error allowed Overby to score. Crystal Lake's final runs scored in the fifth on another triple by Overby and three The team returns to action with a doubleheader at Rockford East Sunday, June 14. 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