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HILARY aODENKIRCH IPONTIAC SALES MANAGER OVERTON Pt 31 and Rt 120 Mc Henry FOR 1981 PRICES! CADILLAC PONTIAC (815)385-6000 PREPARE FOR CANCER SOCIETY GOLF OUTING - Three of the are at work, as from left, Mary Jane Nowak and Melanie Freet look Ilavern Gregory cleans her ctah as the date of the golf of the event work while - WAYNE GAYLORD Oh Shoot Day Aug. 10 Oh Shoot Day, the annual golf outing sponsored by McHenry County American Cancer Society, will be held on Monday, August 10 at the McHenry Country Club. There will be nine holes of golf, a luncheon, and an abundance of prizes. The day will begin with coffee and rolls before the 9 a.m. shot gun start. For those who do not want to golf but wish to participate in this beneficial day, a variety of card games will be offered instead. Last year 190 ladies participated in this event giving the McHenry County unit of the American Cancer Society $2200. This money is used to bring services to cancer patients in our area; to pay for education on prevention, detection, and treatment; for rehabilitation In return for their care and support, the ladies enjoyed a playday and helped the Cancer Society towards reaching the crusade goal of $49,000. For tickets or information on this year's event, contact co-chairmen Mary Jane Nowak, 385-6291, Melanie Frett, 385-1736, or Illavern Gregory. Tickets may also be purchased at McHenry programs; and for research. County golf courses. Fun At The Ballpark Here are a few IMfcigs that I don't miss about baseball because of the player's strike: The 1-0 games that lull everyone to sleep.. The prices to attend these games ...The fee just to park your car, or indulge with a brat and a beer...Let's make it the prices in general. What we're paying for...Players who command six-figure salaries, become injured, miss the rest of the season and still get paid...Players that can't hit their weight and still opt for free agency...Owners that give these guys what they want. Players that earn at least one million dollars annually, there's about a dozen of these guys...Hearing how has-been reliever A1 Hrabosky makes 1.1 million from the Braves without hardly ever picking up a baseball. Tolerating the drunken, obnoxious guy sitting next to you in the stands...Being baptized by beer and having debris thrown on you...Being flattened by your fellow man for a foul ball Wasting a sunny Saturday afternoon at the ballpark . Going 35 m.p.h. on Bullpen By Carl Moesche the freeway...Waiting for hours to get out of the parking lot after the game is over...Finding ketchup or beer spilled on your car...Not finding your car. Second games of doubleheaders.. .Twi-night doubleheaders that go extra innings...Having the Twins and the Blue Jays for television's Saturday Game of the Week...Looking at the White Sox uniforms. Listening to Reggie Jackson bitch about being unhappy in New York, or was that Oakland or Baltimore?...Trying to guess what team Dave Kingman will be on next week...Having players get arrested for illegal drugs and getting off with a slap of the wrist. Having your favorite player traded to the Mariners...Or worse yet to a contender in your division so he can come back to haunt you...Having one of your bubblegum heroes leave for Japan. Listening to Baltimore manager Earl Weaver degrade an um­ pire... Listening to the radio for the progress on the player's strike and believing that you've been listening to a recording for the last 30 days. JOHNSBURG BOYS National w 1 Pirates 10 2 Braves 9 3 Cubs 9 3 Giants 2 7 Phillies 2 10 American Astros Rangers j White Sox * Mariners In Minors At the conclusion of the regular season of McHenry's Junior Youth League minor division, the Sparrows and the Eagles are co-champions in the National division while the Cardinals have won the American division. v \ The co-championship resulted when the Eagles lost to the Sparrows 2-1, despite a no-hitter by Tom Sweetwood. With the Eagles ahead 1-0 in the top of the sixth inning, Sweetwood walked Brian Bromley and hit Paul An est to put runners on first and second. Sweetwood struck out the next two batters* but with Todd Thennes at bat, the sparrow runners tried a double steal and an errant throw went to the fence with both rupners scoring and ending' the game. ^ Scott Sorling was the winning pitcher giving up only four hits himself while striking out nine batters to post his eighth victory against no defeats. The final minor division standings: AMERICAN DIVISION w 1 t Cardinals 10 3 0 Orioles 5 7 1 Robins 5 8 0 Hawks 4 9 0 Bluejays 2 10 1 Ravens 1 13 0 NATIONAL DIVISION w 1 Sparrows 12 1 Eagles 12 1 Condors 11 3 Bluebirds 7 6 Wrens 6 7 Owls 6 7 Falcons 4 10 The annual All-Star game and picnic will be held on Saturday, July 18 with free hot dogs and soda for the boys and their families. The roster of the 10 and 11-year- olds that will participate is as follows: AMERICAN DIVISION Cardinals 10-year-olds Tim Mauer Todd Doherty Kevin McGee 11-year <rids Jim Kane Chris Landis Tim Toussaint Divot Dolls At MCC Hullaballoo a la CoUntry and Western Style was just that as the ladies at McHenry Country Club took off on their annual fun, fun, fun day Tuesday July 14. Mother Nature co-operated with fair skies as the gals whooped and hollered around the course with their guests to a shot-gun start. Recognizing some of the good golfing shots for the day, a number of prizes were awarded. Phyllis Healy, a guest, had low gross of 88 as well as low putts in the guest category for 18 holes. In the 9 hole guest category, Esta Pitts came in with low putts as well as low gross along with Lana Busscher and Addie Schmidt. In the 18 hole low net gross for guests prizes were awarded to Kay Miller, Lee Try bom, Carol Rad and Nancy McCulloch. In the 9 hole member category Millie Simon had low net, Peg Anderson low putts and Janet Conway and Martha McCrary low gross. In the 18 hole member category it was Lynn Sch­ midt with low gross in A class, Georgette Lewis in B, Mary Mutchinsky in C and Ursula Sisliak in D., while low putts were recorded by Char Zwissler, Eunice Hatch, Ester Jemiola and Ursula Sisliak. Crazy Putts awards went to Elsie Winkle, a guest and I'AOi. ti - PLAIN DEALER - FR1I) . . JULY 17,1981 Plaindealer YOlltH All Stdf GSITIBS Tigers 8-year-olds Ryan Huinker Ricky Stark 9-year-(rids Steve Aleckson Bo Klontz Indians 8-year-olds Joe Heinmiller Steve Grimes S-year-inds Jamie Shaver Ron Reiche Twins 8-year-olds Mike Reinhart Tom Beyer 9-year-olds Joe Beyer Aaron Klopfenstein NATIONAL LEAGUE Cubs 8-year-olds Alan Kraft Sean Dillon 9-year-olds Kelly Raoch Dave Cable Astros 8-year-olds Tom Brefeld Matt Karls »-y« Brian Condon Danny Mszurek Dodger ̂ . 8-year-olds Scott Johnson Jacob Schlender 9-year-olds Danny Sweetwood David Martin Braves 8-year-olds Danny Connors Brian Nystrom 9-year-olds Jamie Franklin Tom Johnson Pirates 8-year-olds Gary Erickson Aaron Bennett 9-year-olds Tom Gaylord Robert DiCianni Giants * 8-year-olds Mike Zimmerman Russell Sexton 9-year-olds Donald Collins Ronnie Robinette j • Announces its 344-1660 Ravens 10-year-olds John Olson George Buch 11-year-olds Bill Lewan John Doherty NATIONAL DIVISION Sparrows 10-year-olds Brian Bromley Chris Crow 11-year-olds Scott Sorling Pat Torkelson ' Eagles 10-year-olds Jim Simon Matt Murphy 11-year-olds Tom Sweetwood Matt Martin Condors 10-year olds Steve Iaculla Jeff Elger 11-year-olds Bob Diedrich Wayne Markgraff Bluebirds lO-year-olds Kelly Radic Rich Larson 11-year-olds Mike Weber Jason Hoffmann Wrens 10-year-olds Ame Nordeson Robbie Acred 11-year-olds Mike Boland Scott Miller Owls 10-year-olds Danny Gray Jack Watrous 11-year-olds Joe McQuade Eric Swanson Falcons 10-year-olds Jon Beckler Kevin Blinkal 11-year-olds John Arvidson Steve Erickson The interlefgue playoffs begin next week every night and the championship set for Saturday, July 24, at 8 p.m. Many fans look like Hunter, but none lasts like Hunter. 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Winning Sox pitcher Matt Carson had 15 strikeouts in five innings and he aiso belted a home run to aid his own cause. Tfammate Bryan Malenius also chipped in with two base hits. The Sox' other win of the week was a 9-8 nailbiter over the improved Pirates. Chris Ziebel and Todd Busche combined to outduel the Pirates' Tommy Gaylord. In another close game, the Astros nipped the Indians 3- 2. Tom Brefeld hit a home run for the winners, while Jamie Shaver an James Heinmiller turned in top performances for the In­ dians. The Brewers split during the week clobbering the Indians 14-6 and then losing to the Dodgers 20-10. In the first game, Ryan Pennoyer was the winning hurler and he also had four base hits. Others who contributed key hits were Ryan Miller, Jerry Luciano, Mark Sonnichsen, an Craig McGrath. Shaver and Heinmiller again supplied the offensive punch for the Indians while Ron Reiche turned in several fine defensive plays. The Tigers finished the season a winning note, defeating the Giants 14-9 behind Mike Lozar. Lozar was the winning pitcher and he also smacked a grand slam home ran in the con­ test. Jamie Keller sparked the defense for the Tigers. The Giants were led by the hitting- of Kevin Lincoln, Scott Wood, and Stebe Sch­ wartz. In other games, the Cubs shelled the Twins 28-0, and the Yanks handled the Braves 11-4. The final mini division standings: AMERICAN LEAGUE w 1 t Sox 9 2 1 Yanks 9 3 0 Brewers 8 4 0 Tigers 5 8 1 Indians 1 10 1 Twins l 11 0 NATIONAL LEAGU?® w/1 t Cubs §30 Astros 9 3 0 Dodgers 6 5 1 Braves 6 6 0 Pirates 4 8 0 Giants 3 9 0 The McHenry Junior Youth League midget division will end its season of instructional ball with an intersquad game on Sturday, July 18, at 11 a.m. The eight-year-old All-Star game will begin at 12 a.m. and the nine-year-old All- Star game will start at 1:30 \p.rn. The roster of the eight and nine-year-olds that will participate in the All-Star games is as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE Sox 8-year-olds Billy O'Brien Todd Busche Scott Montgomery 9-year-olds - Matt Carson Chris Ziebel Matt Hopp Yanks 8-year-olds Erik Ekstrom Mike Kinnerk 9-year-olds Brandon Pasternock Joe Kinnerk Brewers 8-year-olds Mark Sonnichsen Ryan Miller 9-year-olds Jeff Carl Ryan Pennover Craig McGrath GRAND 2 Years Later SATURDAY, JULY Music And ENTERTAINMENT from 9:30pm-1:30am FINE FOOD AND ALL DAY LONG Orioles 10-year (rids Steve Johnson Jeff Lutterman Troy Foss 11-year olds Corey Berg Craig Wallace Rick Thorson Robins 11-year-olds Bret Derby Jeff Lewis ll-year-olds Rick Panldewicz Shaun Miller Hawks 19-year-olds Tim Glotsen Darrell Suchor 11-year-olds Jay Cheatham Randy Miller Blnejays 10-year-olds Mike Hettermann Todd Carson 11-year-olds Chris Aim Jim Kujak Ursula S., a member. Closest-to-the-pin-on 18 prize went to Joan Schloskey who placed her drive 12 inches from the cup. Preceeding dinner, en­ tertainment under the direction of Millie Simon brought down the house with a take-off on the Hee Haw television show. M.C. Mc- Bern introduced a number of well known performers including Minnie Burl, Polly Darton, the Hoe-Down Hoofers, Miss Kitty, the Honey Buns and the inimitable Miss Biggy. The entire day, under the guidance of Carolyn Harger, Marlene Smith and Betty Gossell was a huge success and will remain in the memories of many of the gals as part of Happy Golfing! T Gearmaster took over sole possession of second place in the Tuesday league of McHenry Women's 16-inch softball by defeating Sun- nyside 6-0. Gearmaster jumped to a 3- 0 lead in the first inning and tallied three more in the fifth frame for its scoring. Ellen Schush led the winners with a home run while Marie Milium added a triple to the attack. The victory was Gearmaster's second consecutive shutout. Ed's Rental slipped by Four Winds 7-5 to remain undefeated and and in first place in the league. The loss dropped Four Winds into third place. Ed's managed only two runs going into the fifth inning when they exploded for five runs. Arlette Cable ~aqd Kathy Boro led the winners offensively. With Ed's leading 7-2 going into the seventh inning, Four Winds rallied for three runs, but some fine defense by Ed's turned back the rally and gave pitcher Jane Miller another victory. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ \ V- 1. Who won the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Gassic? 2. Bob Griese recently an­ nounced retirement from what pro football dub? 3. Who won the LPGA Sarah Coventry golf tournament? 4. Who is the junior welter­ weight champion? 5. Who won the Leonard, Kalule bout? ARSwtra T« Sport Quiz 1. Jerry Pate. 2. Miami Dolphins. 3. Nancy Lopez-Melton. 4. Aaron Pryor. 5. Sugar Ray Leonard. »