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Johnsburg Little League The Johnsburg Boys Baseball League will be holding it annual all- star games Saturday starting at 10 a.m. All-stars from the majors, minors and intermediate leagues will face each other. FINAL STANDINGS Majors WLT John's Sport Stop 15 3 1 Buss Ford 14 4 1 McHenry State Bank 14 5 0 Pistakee Country Club 8 10 1 Minors WLT Smitty's Tap 10 3 1 Intermatic 9 3 2 EM's Rental 9 4 1 Ace Hardware 8 5 1 BJ's Vienna 8 6 0 Smarfs 4 8 2 Chapel Hill 3 10 1 Totem Lumber 2 12 0 Intermediate WLT Palace Bowl 12 0 0 Lakeview Groceries 7 4 1 River Shannon 6 4 2 Greg's Never Inn 6 5 1 Pistakee Community 5 6 1 Sunnyside Foods 5 6 1 Raymonds Bowl 1 11 " Little League MAJORS AMERICAN Roadrunnera Blue Birds Orioles Ravens Condors NATIONAL Cardinals Hawks Falcons Owls Eagles Final Standings W L TGB 12 4 1- 10 7 0 2Vz 8 9 0 4% 7 9 1 5 4 13 0 8% W L TGB 16 1 0 - 8 8 1 7 % 8 8 1 7 % 8 ° 0 8 D 12 0 11 Blue Birds 10 Condors 9: The Condors scored seven runs in the top of the sixth to tie the game, Johnathan . Beckler led off the bottom half for the Blue Birds with a single. He took second on an over throw and scored on Malt Hubbard's single to win the game. Hubbard led the Blue Birds in hitting, going three-for-three and three runs scored. Shawn Colomer tripled. Craig Wallace doubled for the Condors. Bret Derby picked up the win, allowing only three hits and striking out six. J Blue Birds 7 Wonder Lake Royals 6: The Blue Birds turned a triple play to - hold down the Royals. Jon Bleckler caught a fly ball and he stepped on second for the second out and then threw to pitcher Scott Miller, who threw to the plate to catch the runner trying to score. Miller was the win­ ning pitcher, striking out seven. Owls 2 Falcons 1: The Owls scored the winning run in the second inning. > Jack Watrous was the winning pit- ' cher, allowing only four hits and - striking out six. Scott Sorling, the losing pitcher, also only gave up four hits, but struckout nine batters. Eric Swanson of the Owls and Scott Sorling of the Falcons both had two hits. Cardinals 12 Wonder Lake A's 7: • Tim Mauer, Chris Ahven and Wayne MarkGraff all hit doubles to lead the Cardinals. Mauer had a total of three hits Ahven knocked in four runs. Jerry Lubben was three-for-three for the A's. Dave Selleck and Danny Wor- schester both added doubles. Bob Diedrich was the winning pitcher with three strikeouts and no walks. Cardinals 25 Eagles 3: Jeff Mylenic was five-for-five and Wayne MarkGraff was four-for-four in leading the Cardinals. Mylenic added two doubles and four RBIrs. MarkGraff and Tim Mauer also knocked in four runs, while John Olson led the Cardinals with four RBI's. Mike Hetterman and Mike Boland both doubled for the Eagles. Tim Mauer won his fifth game of the season against no losses, striking out four and giving up wily three hits and three walks. Orioles 8 Blue Birds 3: Chris Landis hit two doubles and Jerimeh Sawyer hit <me to lead the Orioles. Landis picked up the win, striking out eight, allowing six hits and three walks. Marc Hubbard and Bret Derby both doubled for the Blue Birds. Orioles 7 Blue Birds 4: Tom Sweetwood was the winning pitcher, striking out seven and only giving up four hits. Chris Landis doubled. Rick Pankiewitz and Bret Derby each doubled for the Blue Birds. The Blue Birds turned two double {days. Cardinals 18 Hawks 5: Bob Glus, Chris Ahven and Wayne MarkGraff each doubled, while MarkGraff added a triple for the Cardinals. Glus was three-for-three and Tim Mauer stoled home for one of the Cardinal runs. MarkGraff was the winning pitcher and is now 5-0. He struck out five and allowed only two hits and three walks. Hawks 12 Owls 5: The Owls helped out the Hawks cause with seven errors in <me inning. Eric Salmon led the Hawks with three hits, while Ron Malcomb tripled and Tim Glosson doubled. Randy Miller was the win­ ning pitcher. MINORS Final Standings: EAST -- Robins 8-6, Eagles 8-6, Owls 8-6, Orioles 5-9, Hawks 4-10. WEST -- Blue Jays 11%- 2%, Wrens 104, Blue Birds 9%-4%, Cardinals 8-6, Falcons 6-8, Sparrows 0- 14. Falcons 14 Hawks 0: Pete Muschong pitched a one-hitter and struckout eight, while shutting out the Hawks. Brian Nithrow homered for the Falcons, while Adam Lazar doubled twice. Mike Zimmerman, Nithrow and Terry Kern all contributed doubles. Lazar finished with three hits. Danny Mazurek picked up the only hit for the Hawks. Falcons 18 Sparrows 17: The Falcons scored three times in the top of the sixth and then held the Sparrows to win the game. Brian Nithrow led the Flacons going four- for-four and knocking in five runs with two homers and a triple. Adam Lazar had three hits, two of which were doubles. Jim Lennon and Pete Muschong added two hits. Brett Newbrough had three hits for the Sparrows, including a doubled and a triple. Sean GillUand knocked in four runs and hit a double. 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SPORT FANS. {BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Oeffllng Hare's a baseball od­ dity...You'd think having a .400 hittar would halp a team, but did you know that no major jaagua team ovor won a pennant whan ona of thair regular playors hit ovar .4001...Since 1900, there have been 1,3 times when a big league playar hit ovar .400 for tha saasan- and on aach of those 13 occasions, tha team with a .400 hittar failed to finish first... Any managar Would welcome a .400 hittar, yot so far, all of thorn have been jinxes as far as winning a pennant is* concerned. Here's an interesting bafeaball question for you...What member of basabatl's Hall of Fame struck out ovary time he coma to bat ona saason?...Tha answer I* Cnni4u II Mmay Koufax... During tha 1955 season, Sandy coma to bat 12 times during the yaar-and struck out all 12 times. * * * , ;-V _ Who would you say was the youngest per­ son ever to lead a major league iri home runs at tha and of any season?.. .Answer is Tony Conigliaro who won the home run title of the American Laagua in 196* nt the age of 20, and thereby became the youngest home champ in big league history I bat you didn't know...that whatever your naads may be, McHenry State Book's Lean Department can halp. Whether It bo a homo improvement Iahii nllnnnl IwUII i IWVWV'IWVIW vohldo loan, school B -- ---- AP DwQi VOan Di Qui © Keith I ai for your aoodi and Come in today or call 385-1040 McHENRY STATE BANK JUNIOR DIVI8ION CHAMPIONSHIP Classic Trophies 17 McHenry Home Maintenance 3: Kristy J us ten slammed four homeruns and knocked in seven runs to lead Classic trophies to the championship title. Justen finished witha perfect four-for-four at the plate. Justen, Brenda Bromley and Erin Dass hit conseru""- homeruns in the first inning. Courtney Schimke helped out with four RBI's and one homerun. Bromley homered and doubled, while Julie Etten tripled. Justen was also the winning pitcher, striking out seven and allowing only seven nits. Erin Boland and Amy Sauers both doubled for McHenry Home Main­ tenance. Ann Schoen had two hits, while Boland, Dana Diederich and Sauers all had one RBI. Classic Trophies 13 Wally's Bike Haven S: Jennifer Maliszewski knocked in three runs with two hits, one a double for Classic Trophies. Her double came with the bases loaded. Kristy Justen also knocked in three runs with two hits. Justen was the winning pitcher with seven strikeouts and only three walks. Ginger Bellon tripled and .was three-for-three for Wally's. Shiela Roy had two hits. McHenry Home Maintenance 23 Lockers Flowers 12: Erin Boland, Amy Sauers and Ann Schoen all hit two homeruns, while Karen Hiller, Dana Diedrich, Heather Simons and Sandi Simon added one homerun each to lead Home Maintenance. Boland was credited with seven RBI's and Schoen added two. Barbi Martin was the winning pitcher, with eight strikeouts. SENIORS Pete's 23 Otto's 18: Pete's clinched third place with the win. Kasandra Weiler helped out with a grand slam and Venus Obara also hit a homer. Weiler added a double and triple for five RBI's. Obara added a double, while Amy Stolle, Michelle Stout and Angle West each tripled. Stout was the winning pitcher with four strikeouts. Krissy Mortell, Cristine Roper and Jenny Bellon each doubled for Otto's. Mortell was credited with four RBI's. Old Bridge Greg's Never Inn Sullivans Foods Softball MCHENRY AREA It INCH Standings WESTERN Rusty Nail Inn Johnsburg Huemann's Lakeside Inn Doherty's Jewel Park EASTERN Fox Hole Tap West End Pub Little John's Taylor Made Jack's-McHenry Oil King's Row 1)0 PAGE 7 - PLAINDEAI.F.R - FRIDAY. JULY 22, IMS All in all, ' twas a grand day for the Irish and everyone else as well. Next week it will be back to the nitty-gritty when a beat the champ-grandmothers tournament is scheduled and should bring more -- Happy Golfing! Liz WLGB 11 1 - 7 5 4 6 6 5 5 7 6 4 7 6% 2 10 9 o WLGB 9 2 - IVz IVi 6 6 3% 4 8 5% 3 9 6% Men's VFW16 Inch DIVISION B WL Raymonds-Huff 7 5 Taylor Made .66 Novotny Sales 6 6 Palace Bowl 4 7 Old Bridge 1 11 After The Fox 0 11 DIVISION A WL Hiller Const. 11 0 3D Bowl 9 2 St. Regis 9 2 RTDees 6 5 Decker Const. 5 6 Smitty's Tap " 4 7 Tuesday's Games 3 D Bowl -- Decker Const. 7:00 Old Bridge -- Palace Bowl 8:00 Smitty's Tap -- Raymonds Bowl 9:00 Thursday's Games Novotny Sales -- After The Fox 7:00 St. Regis -- Hiller Const. 8:00 Smitty's Tap -- R T Dees 9:00 Tuesday women's 16 Inch WL Oak Park Lounge 9 l Ed's Rental 8 2 Fritzsches 6 3 Palace Bowl 4 6 Well, this was Hullaballoo Day for the ladies at McHenry Country Club and Hullabloo it was. With multiple groups on each tee, a shot-gun start got the gals going around 9 a.m. on (Hie of the hottest, steamiest days to date. With close to 170 golfers, half as guests, not so many statistics for reporting emerged. Lee Try bom from Bonnie Brook, shot a gross 88, which was the lowest score noted. Many prizes were awarded, following dinner, based on the Peoria system with a blind bogie affair thrown in. In spite of the intense heat and nearly unbearable humidity and the almost unprecedented time of better than five.and a half hours to play 18 holes, the gals had a fine time. Following the full round of golf, crazy putting and card playing was made available. Preceding dinner, an hour of professional-style en­ tertainment based on the roaring twenties was present&iby a Somber of the very talented ladies of the club and under the direction of Millie Simon. Chapel, Hill The team standings in the Tuesday Ladies League after the match play of July 12 are as follows: Nowak is leading with 54%, Mar Ray is close behind with 53, Little Chef has 48, Blue Camel 46%, Top Deck 42, Steffans 41, McHenry Floral 40 and Fox Hole 35. The Contest for team low net was won by Nowak with 287. July 19 was a day to remember or to forget with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees and air heavy tfith humidity. In spite of this, Doris Freund birdied number two and Jane Lowery chipped intm 18 find Sharon Delehanty did the same on 15. Our team in the traveling league finished the season third in a field of eight. Bonnie Brook was first with 41, Deerfield had 40% points and Chapel Hill had 37. Congratulations girls for keeping on the top all summer. Let's hop our next match on July 26 will find the temperature more conducive to pleasent golfing. Esta JUNIOR All-Star Game first, third and fifth 18 second, fourth and sixth 8: Carrie Pottgether, Brenda Bromley and Kristy Justen all homered for the winning team. Katie Fox doubled, while Pottgether was credited with four RBI's. An eight run third inning was the factor in the win. Carlee Casperson hit a homerun for the losers, while Erin Boland and Angela Coles each doubled. Boland knocked in four runs. 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