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EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT IS SPECIAL WORLD'S FINEST EATIN' CHICKEN BROASTEO HOME OF bundled up to play very good goii Mickey Murray had a nice chip the bote on number nine. Barb 3709 W. ELM ST., McHENRY TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 3-PIECE CHICKEN DINNER (INCLUDES FRIES. COLE SLAW & ROLL) •) mrtm yf» p i tens fo&fc PMfntplWnfls & Sauerkraut e ' i f 'y tvs l FREE CHAMPAGNE Willi Mother's Day Breakfast Op»n«tt;30AM SPORTS FANS Prices subject to local dealer option. 21* COMMERCIAL PUSH MOWER the end of the mile was in third Carty picked up the pace and at of the race the warriors were in tt Coaches Call Relays A Great Event Onoe again the McHenry Relays proved to be a successful event. The 18th running of the i all it was held up to be in the tog teams. icame up to Warricr Coach DanBoland during and after the meet and said, ^Invjte us back next year, this is a great Ibe local meet gives a lot of individuals an opportunity to compete and that is what the meet is all about As Boland said, "it gives the tmra and fourth boy a chance to compete, where in dual meets the entries are limited." Hoffman Estates won the meet, but it was cka* tmtil the 100 yard dash when a Belvidere boy was disqualified for a false start Belvidere wag to defeat lake Forest for third place. The Warriors nicked up a first place in the four mile relay, ft was the outstamtii* event of to a a job an amazing race and tip of the fedora young Warrior named Chris Creutz for wdldone. M /• 1 f. • • *9 ; •. : y v Brian Wilson's baseball Warriors ran into the powerful Dundee Cardunals on Saturday and dropped a twin bill. The Cards of Jerry Cartright are the team to beat in the Fox Valley Conference this season. Pat Wirtz's "Lady Warriors" are still undefeated for the season and are now 6-0 in the FVC. They had games with their co-leader led off for the Warriors and at KoienO lost a few yards in his mile run, and the Warriors were in second place by about live yards when Chris Creutz took the baton. Creutz and the runner from Hoffman Estates kept that pace for almost a mile. Coming down the stretch with about 15 yards to go, the young Warriors with a last ditch effort to overcome the Hoffman Estates runner at the tape and won the race, When youth i mile (a total of 16 lai t was decided by a whisker, it has to be On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt The winner of these the conference. ese games should go on i If they split both teams will •e of the you think of four runners each running around the track) and Crystal Lake South on Tuesday and Thursday. to win . is will have to be aware of the an upset among the lower teams in the conference. The girls track team will be at the Fox Valley Conference meet today at Crystal Lake South. Crown is the heavy favorite to win, but Delia Saunders should come up with a win or two in her events. Tomorrow Dan Boland will take his thinclads to die Woodstock Invitational and Monday host Dundee and Cary-Grove. The Woodstock meet is always an interesting meet as generally a couple Rockford schools compete, and the local teams know what they have to compete against at the Rockford District later this month. Mike Shanahan's Water Polo team qualified for the state meet this week, but the popular coach was not happpy with the draw. The Warriors meet the tourney favorite, St. Viator in the opening game. The Warriors have lost to die Arlington Heights school twice this season, but have defeated every other team in the tourney with the exception of St. Charles. Here is hoping for an upset for the Warriors. ******* Several years ago Bill Day and I went to White Sox Park for a doubleheader. Little did we know it was "Disco Night". I promised my good friend Bill I would not attend a major league baseball game again. Well, I broke my promise. Spending the weekend in Pittsburgh, may son conned me into going to a Pirate-Sand Diego doubleheader. Three Rivers Stadium is simply beautiful, rve a |H| eplay < umpires don't like this, ana you can't blame 16-Inch Softball PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 6. IMS, Novotny Sales Win Scoring Affair With Raymonds Bowl imply beai and a nice place to observe a bailgame. They have a scoreboard with replay capabilities. The umpires don't like this, ana you can't blame them. Anyway, it is too bad our Chicago teams don't have a park like that to play their games. The drivers in Pittsburgh haven't improved any over the past year. ') It's not over until its over, is how the old saying goes. And how true it was on the opening night of!6-inch softball •yA the V.F.W. The second game of the night bet­ ween Raymonds Bowl and Novotny „ Sales was an eight inning run scoring marathon. When it was all over, Novotny Sales came out the victor 21- 20. Novotny Sales scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh to send the game into extra innings. Raymonds failed to scored in the eighth. Novotny, however, started their scoring threat with one out. John Pierson reached first after first on a grounder and the throw to the first baseman was dropped. Eric McGuire followed with a single and Tim Fan- doubled scoring Pierson, the winning run. 220 Run In Jaycees Camp New Hope Run Bridge fourth, Novotny scored |4 of its 21 runs in die first inning. . Taylor Made 8 Old Bridge 5 «*i7 A four run fourth, inning guided Taylor Made over Old Bridge. Old-r had a 4-3. lead going into the " but could only manage one>ir more run in the fourth. i Bob Greve led Taylor with two doubles and two runs. Fred Berg added a double and a single. Steve -» Chapel led Old Bridge with a double and a single and one runs scored. > George Hiller 15 3-D Bowl 5 *3 Chuck Marke hit two singles and ^ inside the part homerun and John Meyers tripled and single to lead " George Hiller Construction oVer 3-D' < Bowl. Hiller out slug 3-D Bowl 17-8.3^1 Bill Havemayer was a pefect three * for three for 3-D Bowl with three -'i singles. Pitcher Jim Jachec tripled " and scored in the fifth. On May 3 the Tuesday Ladies League golfed buffeted by a Strang wind under; cloudy The team standings trfter the match of April 26 showed Mar Ray leading with eight points. Nowak was second with 7Mt, BlUe Camel and McHenry Floral tied with six. Steffans and Fox Hole are tied at four. little Chef had Vk points and Top Deck two. Nowak won die contest for team low net with 298. Everyone was too cold or too but into Sisk Ditka featured Guest At Marian's Golf Outing Chicago Bears Head Coach Mike Ditka and one other Bear's coach will be featured guests at the Marian Central Booster's Association Annual Golf Outing Friday June io at the first roqul pfefe iiMhertlWi NaftooaL League draft* had an unpleasant surprise on number five. She put her tee in the ground and two sprinklers went on -- an unneeded shower on such a cold day. We have sent in a request for better weather next Tuesday. Esta Dolls The temperature being in the 40's, an amazing number of lachr's turned out for their weekly golf day at McHenry Country Club. A few golfers even had a good game. Class A: Carol Cooney netted 80. Tied for low putts were Floss O'Connell and Judy Smithson with 29. Class B: Low net Janet Conway 82 and low putts Gladys Warfield 29. Class C: low net Toots Gerstad 83 and low putts Betty Gossell 32. Class D: low net Magda Hennhal 84 and low putts Marcie Wakitsch 36. Carol Cooney did again. Birds on numbers 14 and 16. Judy Smithson also had a bird on number 14. Gladys Warfield had a spectacular shot out of the trap and in the hole on her number 13 for a par. The nine holer's also braved the cool breezes. Jo Strahmmer had an out­ standing putt on number six. Quoting Bea Pond, "I threaded the needle on the oak tree on number one. Next week's event will be the first round of a two week tournament A, B, C, D foursomes. Hoping for a beautiful May day. Freida Hawks Win Two The Johnsburg Baseball team raised its Northwest Suburban Conference record to 3-5 with two victories Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday, the Skyhawks defeated Grant 3-2 behind the pitching of Mike Hurckes and Steve Banaszynski received the save. The McHenry area Jaycees Camp New Hope two mile and 6.2 mile runs were held last Sunday. A total of 220 runners Were present for the event hampered by strong winds and cold temperatures. The overall best time went to John Mclnemy with a 34:42. Tom Bell had the fastest time for the two mile at 11:13. Linda Usrey had the fastest time for women in the 6.2 with a time of 43:28 and Wendy Green was the fastest woman in the two mile with a time of 13:44. Proceeds raised will go to benefit Camp New Hope which is a men­ tally and physically handicapped facility for children. 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