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McHenry Area 12 Inch Fiesta Tennis Tournament Frank Rhode dcf. Bill Roy 6-1, 6- 1. Men's 18-24 doubles: Frank Rhode and Scott Rhode def. Butch Pintozzi and Tim Sabatka 6-2, 4-6, 6-0. Men's 25-35 doubles: Steve Buss and Terry Reilly def. Evan Lewis and Tom Rausch 6-2,4-6,6- Giris 18-24 singles: Cindy Guetzloff def. Karen Karpavicius 7-6, 6-0. Girls 18-24 doubles: Lisa Toole and Gina Gilpin def. Karen Karpavicius and Hallie Miller 6- 2, 7-5. Men's 18-24 singles: Randy Glick def. Jim Dawson 7-5, 6-1. Men's 25-35 singles: Terry Reilly def. Tom Rausch 7-6, 6-3. Men's 36-44 singles: Harry Burman^def. BHl Landis 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Men's 45 and over singles: Doherty's three-run homerun gave them the runs. I Doherty added a double and two runs scored to pace the winner's of­ fense. Leon Palatas went three-for- three with a triple to help Jewel Park. Taylor Made 10 Jewel Park 3 The victory, plus an extra/ inning loss later in the evening leave* Taylor Made one-half game behind third place Little John's. Joe Ubrig had two hits, two runs scored ahd included a three-run inside the park homerun to lead the winners. Henry Glick added fhree singles. Dave Mancuso ahd Dave Zoellick both went two-for-three to pace Jewel Park who were outhit 16-10 in the contest. three-run inside the park in the second inning. Meddings drove in four runs. Steve Himplemanm went two-for- two, while Jim Quinn scored two runs in a losing cause for Little John's. Doherty's 7 Jewel Park 6 Mike Rogers' RBI single in the bottom of the seventh scored Steve Mai from second base with the win­ ning run. Two more victories this Wednesday over Taylor Made and Johnsburg, coupled with a Lakeside loss to Fox Hole on Monday would put Doherty's in the playoffs next week. Doherty's took an early lead with a five-run first. A couple of Jewel Park errors, three singles, plus Dick Men's 36-44 doubles: Harry Burman and Ed Opies def. Ride Hemker and Harry Groll 6-4, 6-0. Men's 45 and over doubles: Joe McAndrews and Bob Duffy def. Vince and Ben Perfer 6-1, 6-1. The McHenry Plaindealer SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., - Even a new coach and a new quarterback didn't change the fate of the McHenry County Red Devils. The Devils saw their Northern States Football League record slip to 1-5 Saturday night as Grand Rapids dealt McHenry County a 24-8 loss. Bill Downs, the team's owner and general manager took over the coaching reigns from Don Penza who resigned Friday after the Red Devils won one of their first five games. The Devils acquired the services of quarterback Don Dunning as a replacement for Jeff White who is out for the season following shoulder surgery. Grand Rapids got on the scoreboard early just three minutes into the game Milt Andrews scored on a 29- yaid run. The extra point failed and Grand Rapids led 6-0. It extended the lead to 8-0 when the Broncos caught Dunning in the end zone for a safety. After McHenry failed to move the ball on its next possession, The Broncos scored on a Robert one-yard plunge. Dave Ninkowski's point after gave Grand Rapids a 15-0 advantage. But the hosts put the contest on ice in the fourth quarter as Clint Nash scored on a five-yard run with 14:22 remaining. The PAT was blocked. Dunning completed 11 of 23 passes for 152 yards in his debut with the Red Devils. He had one touchdown and two passes intercepted. He was also the leading rusher with 14 yards on six tries, while Pat Penza had 10 yards on six attempts. The Red Devils return home Saturday night as they host powerhouse Racine in a 7:30 battle at Dan Home Field next to Harvard High School. American Legion Only Algonquin Finished Better Than McHenry average and Mullen .277. Williams was one of the top fielders on the team with a .907 fielding average. Of course, McHenry had its downs, along with the ups. Just a few games into the season, McHenry lost its top pitcher. Mike Bauml had to leave the team because of a collegiate obligation. Pat Dunn, another top pitcher, was suffering from a shoulder injury for most of the season. McHenry came back with pitching performances from Tim Evans, Dave Smith and Dave Williams. Williams led all active pitchers with a 3.85 earned run average and a 1-2 record. Tim Evans finished with a 3-1 record with a 4.55 earned run average. "We lost four games, but we were never out of them. Those four could have gone either way. Last week Monday's win over Wonder Lake put the final wrappings on a successful baseball season for the ^clfenry American Legion team. rThe win gave McHenry affinal record of 11-4 in McHenry County, in second place. The only team with a better record in the County was Algonquin, at 14-1. The one loss came from McHenry. McHenry's overall record was 11-9. Russ Williams, McHenry manager, looks back on the season with a gratifying feeling. "I thought we had a good year," said Williams. "The first-year kids learned a lot. I'm looking forward to next year. Most of the kids are coming back." One of the players he will be welcoming back next season is his scrappy second baseman and cen- terfielder Jeff Pankewicz. He led the team in batting, with a .492 average. But what killed the opposition the most was his base running. He led the team in stolen bases with 18, tied in doubles with four, and led in triples with three. Williams is also losing a couple of good players in Doug Mullen, Dave Smith and Dave Williams. "They emerged as the definite leaders of the team. The whole team started out as individuals and molded into a team effort. That's when things went together for us," said Williams. Smith finished with a .396 batting WINNING FORM -- Joe Render shows his perfect form on the bowling alley and then gives the thumbs up sign as he picked up the spare. Render was part of a group from the Pioneer Center McHenry Rehabilitation Facility that bowled at Raymonds Bowl last Tuesday. The group has been bowling every Tuesday at Raymonds this summer. Last Tuesday was the last bowling outing until fall. The top bowlers were awarded right after the bowling. The first place team consisted of Janice Lossman, Glenn Waihman and Ernie Kloeckner. The top scorers included Rob Rick, Rob Miskouic, Steve Kuna, Michele Einfeldt and Patty Smith. The program consists of participants 18-years and older. According to Nancy Irwin, coordinator, the bowling provides recreation. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Hornet Registration The Hornets Junior Football Association of McHenry will hold its final registration for the 1983 season on Saturday at McHenry Favorite Sports Store at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Hornet program gives boys in fifth and eighth grades the op­ portunity to play orgainized football with other towns within the league. There is a registration fee including insurance. Practice begins Aug. 15. McHenry Falls Into Consolation Bracket In Tourney Weekend action of the title game between at 6 p.m. Saturday's first round. On Sunday, Wonder have the winner of. Wonder Lake Baseball Round Lake and Cary, Wonder Lake, Harvard, Hebron, Lake battled Calry for McHenry-Harvard and; Tournament at Christ Wonder Lake. Round Lake and Johnsburg and seven innings before Cary against the* the King Field The title game was McHenry were all Wauconda went into the winning 9-1. In the Johnsburg-Waunconda I developed a semi-final scheduled for Tuesday winning teams during consolation bracket. second game, McHenry winner. Saturday will' lost to Round Lake 12-3. see the finals starting at! 2:30 p.m. .] McHenry will play 6 SEPTEMBER 1983 consolation bracket. A 12 inch slopitch! " C H J o h n s b u r g a n d s o f t b a l l t o u r n a m e n t w i l l ' • • • • • / f \ < / / _ • W a u c o n d a p l a y e d b e h e l d a t K e m p e r P a r k ! m . • £ L \ A . * < > / > . • T u e s d a y a t P e t e r s e n i n C a r p e n t e r s v i l l e ; • V//w I Fead ̂winner of August 20-21 for men I f </Uk • that game plays Cary on and women. 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