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PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3.1S83 J0HNS8UR G LITTLE LEAGUE 9M :T?Y9 TAP JUMt 18 «9?3 After The Fox Breaks Losing Streak It had to happen sooner or later. After 12 straight unsuccessful at­ tempts, After the Fox won their first game in the men's VFW 16 Inch Softball League. Novotny Sales was the first After the Fox victim, edging by 11-10 in eight innings. Tom Davis knocked in Tom Kearns on a smash to third base which was mishandled. Novotny Sales had tied the game at 10-10 in the seventh inning when Bill Hurckes circled the bases on a single and a three base error. After the Fox held a 5-0 lead until the third inning. Novonty Sales came back with seven runs in the third to take the lead. Inside thep park homeruns by Jim Yaworksi and Steve Sanders provided the power. Novotny added one more run in the fourth, but After the Fox scored three times in the fifth to tie the game. Ed Pleines led After the Fox going three-for-four. Clem Doer, Dave Kendzior and Tom Kearns all doubled. 3D Bowl 21 Decker Const. 8 A 3D Bowl's six-run first and a 10- run sixth was too much for Decker Construction. Tim Gertz led 3D going four-for-four with five runs scored. Three of his hits were doubles. Mark ^Bentz hit three homeruns and drove in seven runs. Randy Thiel and Larky Jachec added a double a piece. Mike Mills hit two doubles to lead Decker. Palace Bowl 19 Old Bridge 4 Palace Bowl exploded for seven runs in the third inning and six runs in the sixth. Tony and Sam Aiello each had three hits for the winners. Tony knocked in three runs and two doubles. Sam also doubled. Dave Pliner doubled for Old Bridge. Raymonds Bowl 13 Taylor Made 6 Raymonds scored seven runs in the second and then put away Taylor Made with a six-run fifth. The win gives Raymonds a solid lead in the B Division. Paul Morenz doubled and hit two singles to lead Raymonds. Bernie Klapperich knocked in four runs on a double and a single. Bob Buss tripled Paul Jacobs was three-for-three for Taylor Made with three runs scored. Hiller Const. 15 St. Regis 11 Hiller had to use a six-ran fifth inning to finally put away St. Regis. Hiller scored eight runs in the first inning to take a quick lead, but St. Regis came back with two in the first, three in the third and one in the fourth to narrow the lead. Rick Wakitsch and Don Bentz homered to lead Hiller. John Meyers knocked in three runs on a two doubles and a single. Wayne Hiller also had three hits. Mark Vogt hit an inside the park homerun for St. Regis. Gary Gilpin and Scott Letzter added triples. R T Dees 9 Smitty's Tap 8 Todd Cariveau knocked . in the winning run in the seventh inning on a high pop up to first base, which allowed A1 Lyne to tag up and score.. Tom Bruce was three-for-three for R T Dees, while Bob Friel knocked in* three runs on two hits. Dave Peterson added a triple. Paul Carelo and Dave Smith doubled, while Jerry Schiller tripled to lead Smitty's Tap. Castin' Away Smitty's Tap captured the Johnstmrg Little League Minor championship title. Members of the team are (left to right): Top row -- Bill Hart, Eric Toussalnt, Kary Olsen, Using Spinnerbait Effectively Trevor Hart, Joel Taylor, Mike Szarek, Dick Olsen. Bottom Row -- Pat Sperry, Rob Kirk, Tom Smith, Jim Sedlacek and Andy Spencer. Gersey Tops All At Pitzen Handicap Chris Gersey won the McHenry Sportsmen's Club Pitzen handicap, honoring Lew Pitzen, the oldest member of the club at age 83. The shooting consisted of 2516-yard targets, 25 handicap and 12 pair of doubles. After a shoot-off for club champ, Gene Wagner won with Dick Aissen receiving runner up trophy. Class A champ was Bob Adams, with Jim Carlson taking second. Class B champ was Tom Armbrust, with Dave Paul taking second. Class C champ was Steve Lauderdale, with Ron Genisis taking second. Class D champ was Mary Chamberlin, with Jim Kane Jr. taking second. High lady was Jo LoSchaivo and high net went to Bill Altenburg. Junior and sub-junior went to Rod Beelow and Keith Adams. Husband and wife trophies went to Larry and Jo LoSchaivo. Jack and Keith Adams won the father and son trophies. A large turnout of 225 people turned out for the annual picnic shootout. McHenry American Legion Batting • AB R H 2B 3B HR BI AVG Tim Pankewicz 61 26 30 4 3 1 16 .492 Dan Long 5 1 2 0 0 0 0 .400 Dave Smith 53 12 21 4 1 3 17 .396 Ross Vehring 21 8 7 1 0 0 6 .333 Scott Zalke 46 11 14 3 0 0 8 .304 Kris Teuber 61 11 17 3 1 0 15 .279 Doug Mullen Brad Snyder 47 8 13 1 1 0 11 .277 Doug Mullen Brad Snyder 22 4 6 0 0 0 4 .273 Mike Podpora 53 9 13 1 0 0 7 .245 Pat Cameron 50 9 11 4 2 0 10 .220 1 Dave Williams 44 7 7 1 0 0 13 .159 _ 1 Pat Dunn 19 2 3 0 0 0 6 .158 % m i? Tim Adams 23 6 3 0 0 0 6 .130 Tim Evans 20 Pitching 5 2 0 0 0 . 4 .100 W L ERA IP ER BB SO Mike Bauml 1 0 1.16 7 1 14 Dave Williams 1 2 3.85 16.3 9 9 13 Tim Pankewicz 0 1 4.20 3.3 2 2 5 Dan Long 1 0 4.52 17 11 10 12 Tim Evans 1 0 4.55 27.3 18 14 17 Dave Smith 1 2 7.46 15 16 12 8 Doug Mullen 0 3 8.16 18 21 21 12 1 Pat Dunn 2 0 8.40 16.6 20 23 -11 Heber's, Payton Win At BMX Three McHenry youths were winners during the fourth Lake Region YMCA's 10-race Bicycle motocross summer series held last week Wednesday. Eric Payton of McHenry was the winner in the 7-8 years- old category, while Dave Heber took the 12- 13 years-old category. Bob Heber captured the 16 and over race. The next race will be held on Wednesday, Aug.10 at 8 p.m. Registration is from 6 til 7:30 p.m. With over 80 shooters competing for trophies, the traps threw over 10,000 clay targets for the day. Norm Pierce, who shot 83x100 in class D last year, shot a score of 93x100 this year in class A. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club has practice shoots every Saturday starting at 1 p.m. Meat shoots, Annies and handicap events are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. 4 Place In Olympics Four McHenry youths placed in the Crystal Lake Kiwanis Special Olympics held Saturday, July 16 at Crystal Lake South. Mark Doerr had the most success of the four, placing in three events. He captured first in the standing long jump for the male 19-29-year-old age group. He also took a second in the 50- yard dash and a third the softball throw in the same age category. Linda Eissing took two thirds in the female 19-29-year-old age bracket. Th«4hirds came in the softball throw and50-yard dash. Janice Lossman and Nevin Vic- torine also took thirds in the softball throw. Lossman was competing in the femal 30-year-old and up category. Victorine was in the male 30-year-old and up category. Physicals McHenry High School will hold its annaul physical night next week Wednesday at 6 p.m. at East Campus. Boys and girls entering the 10th, 11th and 12th grades are elgible. There is a $10.00 fee and physical forms can be picked up at the school office and will be available the night of the physical. RON SHEARER SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE The spinnerbait is one of the all- time best bass lures, and there are several ways of producing fish on it. However, the most commonly-used and extremely effective approaches with the spinnerbait is casting in around heavy cover in shallow water. A standard tactic of all pro fishermen is to cast it past heavy cover and retrieve it right back through the cover, keeping it two to four inches under the surface of the water. Most of he time you'll be able to see the lure as it is being retrieved. In some cases when the water is very murky, you might not be able to see the spinnerbait, but it should be close enough to the surface to create a wake. This is the way I fish a spinnerbait most of the time and will be doing it along the Red Man Tournament Trail. Remember, a spinnerbait is vir­ tually weedless by nature of its design. It can be worked right through heavy brush. Don't be afraid to throw a spinnerbait into places you'd think a rabbit would be hiding if there was no water thprp Another good shallow water spin­ nerbait technique is what I call the summertime buzz method. This is simple running the bait right up next to the surface, creating a prominent, V-shaped wake. This works really well in the late spring and early summer period. In a tournament I won on Kentucky Lake, my partners and I were able to catch eight bass over five pounds each in two days by running the spinnerbait almost like a topwater bait, keeping right against the surface, but not letting the spinner blades break the surface. This is a tactic that also works really well over grass that lies only a couple of inches under the surface. You can run the bait over the cover and draw some really bigfish out of the grass to hit it. Soccer Meeting A meeting for all coaches will held Thursday by the McHenry Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation soccer program. Adding players to the teams will be the topic. Coaches should check with their players to see if they are returning for the fall season. U you have any questions, call the department at 344-3300. Greve, Darlene Van Cleve. The McHenry North All-Stars took first place in the 10-team Woodstock Pigtail Tournament July 21-26. Softball WOODSTOCK TOURN AMENT McHenry North All-Stars: Lynn Kofler, Linda Schoen, Tracey Hoff­ man, Kim Greany, Stacey Miller, Dawn Dixon, Colleen Fagen, Barb Schoen, Yvette Fuiava, Jenny Bellow, Jan Gaines, Cancy Butler, Michelle Stout, Debbie Scott, Amy Siok, Beth MCHENRY AREA MEN'S 12 INCH WESTERN DIVISION WLGB Rusty Nail 13 2 - Businessmen 8 6 4M> Lakeside Inn 7 8 6 Doherty's 6 8 6Vz Huemann's 6 « 7 jetoiPark r "•'2' 12 lOVfe EASTERN WL Fox Hole Tap 12 2 *- West End Pub 11 4 V/z Little John's 7 7 5 Taylor Made King's Row 7 8 5% Taylor Made King's Row 4 10 8 Jack's-McH Oil 00 »H Wednesday Games Taylor Made -- Doherty's (B) 6:30 Businessmen -- Jack's-McH Oil (A) 6:30 Businessmen -- Doherty's (A) 7:15 Rusty Nail -- King's Row (A) 8:00 MEN'S VFW 16 INCH DIVISION B WL Raymonds-Huff v 8 5 Taylor Made 6 7 Novotny Sales 6 7 Palace Bowl 6 7 Old Bridge l 12 After the Fox l 12 DIVISION A WL Hiller Const. 12 0 3D Bowl St. Regis ' RTDees DeckerConst. 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