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Organize your garage game room kitct»en with perforated peg board * CoutM ANood»t°ck m 125 OKsHeWK- TEXTURE FpR ceilings and wails Rec 12 Inch , It was a pitching duel between •Bimbos and Sullivan Foods, but it was ^Bimbos who held outfor the 2-1 win in •men's 12 inch recreational softball. • Winning pitcher Charlie Todd 'helped his own cause by forcing tSpflivans' right center fielder to drop *a fly ball and bring home Ed Mack for the 1-0 lead. Sullivans' Bob Melick tied the game at l-l with a sacrifice fly driving Mark Peschke across the plate. But a lead- off triple by Don Harris in the sixth, was followed by a sacrifice fly by Paul Adams to score the winning run. Carey Electric 22 Marauders IS It was a slug fest in which the Marauders slammed out 13 hits and Carey Electric 24 hits. The Marauders appeared as if they might be able to break out their losing streak, as they collected seven runs in the first inning off on two run doubles by Ken Suchomski and Scott Persky. RBI singles by Art Bellon, John Emrich and Bill Gartner also helped out. Carey provided a carbon copy of the Marauder's first inning by scoring seven to keep tied. Two homeruns, including a three-run homerun by ;Keith Schaeffer and a two-run homerun by Don Hoeft, along with an RBI double by A1 Etten and a RBI •triple by Joe Carey kept Carey in the game. The Marauders came back with a six-run second inning with the assistance of four-for-four per­ formances by Bill Gartner and John Emmrich. Carey retaliated in the fourth with a three-run double by Don Etten and captured the win. Spell man Chevrolet fe West End Pub 6 Spellman Chevrolet moved themselves out of the cellar by up­ setting West End Pub. Spellman used an error to score in the first inniiig and then in the fourth inning earned their first run on a sacrifice fly by Cliff Bartolain to drive home Chris Lykke. A sacrifice fly Dwight Schmitt put West End Pub on the scoreboard in the second inning. They added two runs in the fifth inning on a double by Ron Zelinski to briefly take the lead. Errors and a RBI double by John Lakowske in the seventh gave West End the advantage they needed to take the game. Jepsen Tire 16 Kiwanis 3 Jepsen Tire maintained second place defeating the McHenry Kiwanis 16-3. The Kiwanis managed to score their runs in the second and third innings with a two-run double by Joe Knaack and Phil Schimke scoring an unearned run on a throwing error by Jepsen's third baseman. Jepsen came back, with Rich Gilbertson single handedly drove in six runs on four hits, including a two- run homerun and a two-run double, Rick Lively assisted his teammate by sending home four runs, while Fred Ludwig added two RBI's on two hits. Uncle Bunky's 12 Greg's Never Inn 3 Uncle Bunky'^ handed Greg's Never Inn their eighth straight loss. Uncle Bunky's lead-off batter John Rogan turned his first inning double into a homerun on errors. And in the second inning Rogan doubled home two runs, while Keith Kaywood cir­ cled the bases added two more runs only to be thrown out at third. Greg's got on the scoreboard sen­ ding home runs on a triple by Brian Franke, a double by Pat Hagberg and a single by A1 Garrelts. Kaywood's fifth inning homerun, two RBI hits by JOe Rimirez and Kris Ritthaler close up the win for Bunky's. Hitman 11 Over-the-Hill 8 The Hitman swept the series with their second win over the Over-the- Hill team. It was a 2-2 game going into the second inning, where the Hitman brought out their big guns to take the lead 7-3 with the help of Paul Swaboda's three-run triple. The Over-the-Hill men attempted to stick with the Hitmen when a two-run homerun by Mike Bonner narrowed the Hitmen's advantage to 7-5. Two RBI hits by Mike Hurckes and Dave Ponte provided the insurance the Hitman needed to guard their win. McHenry Favorite Sport 17 | Shamrocks 7 While McHenry's Favorite Sport picked up three runs in#the first in­ ning, they boosted their* lead in the second with two-run triples by Jeff Major, a two-run homerun by Jack Egan and a three-run triple by Ryan Bradley. Of the 12 Shamrock hits, only hits by Mark Barkzak, Ed Flynn, Jim Jackson, Jim > Smith and a two-run doubles by Dan Fallon could create any threat to McHenry Favorite Sport. ; PAGE 7 - V L:\INDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 27.1M3 Scoreboard • V ,, W. Johnsburg Little League f- Smitty's Tap captured the Johnsburg Little League Minor championship title. Members of that team are (left to right): Top row -- Bill Hart, Eric Tttussaint, Kary Olsen, Trevor Hart, Joel Taylor, Mike Szarek, Dick Olsen. Bottom Row -- Pat Sperry, Rob Kirk, Tom Smith, Jim Sedlacek and Andy Spencer. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Wonder Lake Baseball Tourney Set The Wonder Lake 14-15-Year-Olds Invitational Baseball tournament will be held July 30 Through Aug. 6 at the Christ the King Field in Wonder Lake. Players are all-stars from their [ home towns. The first round on 'Saturday will feature four games. At ^ 9:30 a.m., Richmond will take on Cary and at noon, Wonder Lake will play Alden. Johnsburg will play McHenry at 2:30 p.m. and Wauconda will take on Round Lake at 5:30 p.m. Games will continue through the week, with the consolation cham­ pionship played at noon the followii Saturday. The tourney title game wil follow at 3 p.m. Homeruns Power After The Fox To 14-5 Win Homeruns by Denise Fisher, Eilleen Mazzano and Ellen Huska powered After The Fox to a 14-5 win over Little Johns-Lakes Cable during women's Thursday night 16 inch softball. After the Fox scored in every inning except the fourth, scoring four times in the third and seventh innings. Huska led After The Fox with a four- for-four performance, adding a double to the homerun. Eileen Mazzano led in the homerun department with three, while Fisher added two. Raymonds Bowl held onto ^Ib B Division lead over second place Novotny Sales and Taylor Made with a 14-11 win over Novotny last week Tuesday during VFW men's 16 inch softball. Raymonds grabbed a 7-0 lead after in two innings of play before Novotny scored twice in the third inning to get on the scoreboard. Mark Mayer ., homered in the third inning to score the lone run in the second inning for Raymonds. A lead-off triple by Leon Palates sparked a four-run fourth inning for Novotny to tie the game. Both teams came up with two runs in the fifth to keep the game tied. But Raymonds broke the game open in the sixth in­ ning, scoring three runs. Again, Mayer came up with the big hit. A run scoring triple. Mayer was the over all top hitter for Raymonds, batting four-for-four and three runs scored. Marty Palmer added a double. Besides hitting a triple, Palates doubled for Novotny and Dan Tennis added a triple. Tay lor Made 5 Old Bridge 4 Taylor Made,broke a 4-4 tie, with one run in the top of the seventh inning Fox Lake Run The second annual Moccasin and Popoose run will be held on Sunday August 7 in Fox Lake. The 6.2 mile run is sponsored by the Fox Lake Chamber of Commerce and it will begin at 8 a.m. on the high school track directly across from the school parking lot. The race course will go through downtown Fox Lake and winds along the lake, close as . possible. to win the game. Fred Berg knocked in the winning run with a single, scoring Tom Pepping who reached on an error. Taylor Made held a 4-3 edge going into the sixth inning, but Old Bridge scored twice in the bottom half to tie the game. Joe Bauml had the big hit for Taylor Made, an inside the park homerun. Joe Knaack also circled the bases, on a drop fly ball by the Old Bridge left- fielder. Tim Wollert tripled for Old Bridge to score their first run. Decker Const. 9 R T Dees 6 Decker overcame a 6-3 R T Dees lead with a five-run fourth to claim the victory. Brian Miller had the big hit in the fourth inning for Decker. He hit a inside the park homerun to score the final two runs. Jim Grabowski and Brett Decker added doubles. Andy Larsen tripled, while Steve Zolleck and Todd Cariveau doubled to lead R T Dees. St. Regis 17 Smitty's Tap 2 St. Regis scored 10 runs in the second inning to power their way to the win. Four extra base hits highlighted the inning, one a two-run homer by Gary Gilpin. Gilpin finished the night two- for-two and four RBI's. Joe Dehn and Steve Mai also homered for St. Regis. Dehn's was a two-run smash in the first inning, while Mai connected with a three-run in the park homer in the fourth. Bob Michels helped out with a three- for-three performance, including two doubles. Mike Heelein had the only hit for Smitty's Tap. A single in the fifth inning. Palace Bowl 14 After The Fox 10 Palace Bowl was sparked by a seven-run. fourth inning, but had to hold off a After The Fox rally in the sixth inning to win. Mike Reardon went three-for-three to pace Palace Bowl in the lead-off spot. Two of his hits were doubles. Tony Aiello knocked in two runs with a triple in the first inning, while Rich Peterson and Butch Savord added doubles. Ed Pleines had three hits for After The Fox, while Tom Kearns doubles and Mike DeValle tripled. ALL-STAR LINEUPS 8-Year-Olds NATIONAL -- Steve Cavinaugh, Josh Nellis, Rick Little, John Buch, Adam Franklin, Doug McMahon, Scott Acred, Toby Glebbia, Steve Johnson, Wes Petersen and Scott Roper. AMERICAN -- Jeff Glab, Matthew Beckler, Allen Davis, Mark Cruise, Phillip ToBeck, Kevin Brown, Greg Jepsen, Chris Mays, Geoff Blake, Mike Krumsee, Joey Maezurek and Steve Papineau. - FINAL SCORE American 5 National 3 9-Year-Olds NATIONAL - Jake Wakitsch, Mark Hutt, Jeff Cable, Gene Pittner, Nick Iannelli, Robbie Caldwell, Mike Prather, Chris Delisle, Tim Boedecker, Mark Amore, Jimmy Lynott and Mike LaMarsh. AMERICAN -- David BirkenKamp, Bobby Cashin, Coby BrandenBurger, Dan Schmaus, Bill Marinangle, Jim Reasinger, Richard Suejcar, Buddy Benson, David Grove, Ray Anthony, Pat Crow and Jesse Schmidt. American 8 National 0 Softball WOMEN'S THURSDAY 16 INCH WL St. Regis 9 0 Cunat Const. 7 2 River Shannon 6 3 After The Fox 4 5 Little Johns l 8 Betts Const. 0 9 This Week's Games Betts Const. -- Little Johns 6:30 St. Regis -- After The Fox 7:30 River Shannon -- Cunat Bros. 8:30 MEN'S 12 INCH RECREATIONAL SUNDAY WL Hogan's Heroes 9 1 Brake Parts 8 2 Uncle Bunky's 7 3 Favorite Sports 5 5 Shamrocks 5 5 Hitmen 4 6 Over-the-Hill 1 9 Greg's Never Inn 1 6 16 Hit Attack Sparks Whale's Win A 16-hit Whales Tail attack was too much for the Legion Rathskellers, as Whales Tail won 15-2 in the sixth in­ ning after the 12-run rule took, affect. Jim Huff led Whales Tail with four RBI's, hitting three-for-four. He was credited with two doubles and a triple. Mike Dowling went four-for-four, with a double. Vic Romandin and Chris Lykke also helped out with three RBI's each. Armondo Aguayo led Rathskellers with a double and STeve Garretts was two-for-two. 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