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V. ' * ; :**•* . 1 ;• - r/UilS « - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. AUGUST 19,1M The single biggest tournament of the season for the ladles at McHenry Country Club -- club and class championship -- concluded Tuesday with Carol Cooney emerging the club champ for the umpteenth time. With rounds Of B5~86 and a disap­ pointing 95, the blonde bomber grossed a 263 total --25 shots ahead of her nearest competitor. Netting 79-67- 76 for a total of 222, Joanie Buss emerged class A champion well ahead of the rest of the Held. In class B, Carol Barnicle's 106-106- 106 gave her a 321 total for low gross champion in that class, while Sharon Pepping's 74-73-70 - 217 gave her low net championship in the same flight. In class C, scores of 119-117-121 - 357 put Toots Gerstad in the low gross winner's spot, while Speedy Neuman took low net position with 73-78-90 - 241. Betty Gossell in class D, low grossed with 125-127-116 - 368 to become low-gross champ, while Lynn McKiernan earned low net champ with 83-83-69 • 235. A very hearty "Congratulations" is extended to each of the winners for persistence and accomplishment. You did well, gals. Biggest thrill of the day was ex­ perienced by Dee Overton who broke 90 for the first time ever at McHenry. Shooting an 87 for a net of 65, she also low putted with 28 roll-ins. All the clubs in her bag apparently were pretty warmed up helping her to rack up birdies on numbers four, eight anf) 12. Nice going Dee. In class B, Sharon Pepping low netted for the day with 71, while Linda Puccio low putted with 30. In class C, Gloria Spiess' 103 gave her low net of 67, while Speedy Neuman low putted with 32. And in class D, Lynn McKiernan low netted with 69, while Kathy Vehring low putted with 33. Other birdies racked up were Kathy Lindquist on number 14, Joy Rossman on number six and Floss Miller on number 16. Barb Weber had a nice chip-in on number five, while Alta Gierke had the thrill of her golf life Joanie Buss chipped on number 17 green during the final round of the Ladies McHenry Country Club Championship. She was the class A low net champion. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry Country Club Ladies Champion Carol Cooney tees off on hole number 18 as she finished up the final round. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD when she chipped in on number 18 for a birdie. What a nice feeling! While the above action was taking place, the Nifty Niners were having their Selective Five Hole Event. Winners emerging were Lorraine Young in first place and Kathy Ludford in second, while a tie for low putts of 17 each was shared by Martha McCrary and Bobbie Johnson. Bobbie also had a nice chip-in on number two. the reverse gear on her cart. Most of water on number eight. Must have hit Following their event, the Nifties her driving was backward. Toots a rock in there to help propel the ball joined for a special luncheon « to Gerstad found most of the sand traps greenward. And, someone gave celebrate Lorraine Young's birthday, to earn the title of "Sandy of the Freida M. whiplash messin' with the Happy 39 and holding, Lady of the Week." Sharon Pepping insisted on dears of the cart. Lake! t shooting her ball out of the water on In addition to the sensible golf being number 10. Maybe that's why she did Inspite of these few pecularities, played, a few sorta sillies took place, so well. much of the day led to -- Happy For some reason or another, Barb Ethel Koehler had enough faith to Golfing! Weber seemed to have a penchant for have her ball so in and out of the Liz Oak Park won the Tuesday Nighd Women's 16 Inch Playoffs with a 17-5 I victory over Fritzsches. Oak Park jumped out early whenH( Kristi Harper led off with a triple an$1 Scored on a base hit by Sandy Rohrei.'J Rohrer was later knocked in on e bas&' hit Cindy Holtdorf. Oak Park added four more in tl»j second when Judy Wiley, Paula Weber, Kristi Harper and Mary Koleno scored with Harper, Koleno and Nancy Glick picked up the RBI's. The score remained 6-1 until the fourth when Harper singled and scored on a two-run homerun by Rohrer. Oak Park added to its lead with three more in the fifth. Gina Jernberg, Lisa Kay and Joyce Jaskowiak scored. Jaskowiak, Meg „ Redshaw and Kristi Harper nicked up £ JheRBl's.«. .V * * n Oak Park put the gaWtytfof reach in the sixth inning with five runs. Jernberg, Weber and Jaskowiak picked up the RBI's. Fritzsches tallied four times in the sixth and Oak Park closed out the scoring in the seventh. Koleno led off with a triple and scored on a base hit by Glick. Oak Park was led by Harper who went five-for-five with three RBI's'. Rohrer had three hits and three RBI's and Glick was the winning pitcher and had four hits. ' Fritzsches 5 Ed's Rental 1 Fritzsches was in control of the entire game. Joanne Ullrich was the winning pitcher. Oak Park 6 Palace Bowl 2 Palace Bowl jumped out in front with two runs in the second. The score remained 2-0 until the top of the fifth when Oak Park tied the score by base hits by Kristi Harper, Mary Koleno, Sandy Rohrer and Nancy Glick. .* Oak Parjt put the game away in the sixth with four more runs. Lisa Kay and Joyce Jaskowiak led off with RBI singles. Two outs later, Harper and Koleno followed with RBI singles! After a walk to Rohrer, Glick drove in the final two runs with a base hit. Oak Park was led by by Harper with tw<) hits and two RBI's, Mary Koleno with three hits and two runs scored and Nancy Glick with two hits and two runs scored. | Men's McHerny Area 12 Inch McHenry Plaindealer PAT W1RTZ Before the 1983 Men's McHenry Area 12 Inch season started, Little Johns manager Ray Rigsby guaranteed his ball dub would be iqore competitive than the previous two seasons. Competitive may be an un­ derstatement, as Little John's ad­ vanced past its first round playoff series defeating Eastern Division power West End Pub 8-5. The victory earns Little John's the right to meet the Fox Hole Tap in the semi-finals starting with a doubleheader Wednesday. A third game, if needed, will be played the following Monday. The winners jumped to an early lead with a four-run first inning. Jim Grabowski, Steve Himplemann and Steve Lane combined for three singles and run number one. A throwing error on Lane's hit brought in run number two. Steve Cable singled in the third run, while Gary Rosing's sacrifice fly was good for run number four. , West End scored once in their half of the first inning on John Michaels' triple, plus Tom Burke's sacrifice fly. Three innings later, the Pub narrowed the Little John's lead to a run. Don Prazak and Tom Prudden hit back to back doubles for one run. Wayne Roewer's groundout scored Prudden for the other tally. Little John's left-fielder Jim Quinn singled with two outs in the fifth and moved all the way around the bases on Steve Himplemann's base hit, plus an infield error. The run put Little John's stranded on third base. No one was up by two. able to come up with an RBI. hit. Tom Burke's leadoff homerun Key ingredients to holding closed the gap to a run at 5-4 in the Doherty's at bay were big defensive West End sixth. plays by Johnsburg. Third baseman - But another two out rally by Little John DeCiccio added two great plays John's in the final at bat pushed in the and WirtiwhiSgs. V *-• across three runs. Again, Pub errors Second baseman Doug Jones snared -- one in the infield, another in the a liner to end the third inning, while outfield were taken advantage of by shortstop Matt Oik turned a the winners. Steve Himplemann's doubleplay, short to first, to stop a RBI single, plus a three base error on Doherty rally in the fifth. Mark the play brought in all three runs. Schultz added a running catch on A last inning Pub rally scored one Mike Rogers' long flyout in the sixth, run and had two runners on base with Meanwhile, the Johnsburg bats Tom Burke representing the tying run added runs in the third, fourth, sixth at the plate. Burke flew out to left field and seventh innings to place the game to halt the uprising and the end of the out of reach. contest. - Mark Schultz led all hitters going Businessmen 10 Doherty's 1 three-for-three with two runs scored. Two weeks ago, Doherty's needed a Matt Oik added a three-for-four pair of victories to earn a playoff performance. berth. Doherty's did it, climaxed by Semifinal play continues on Monday an 18-2 pounding of the Johnsburg with the Rusty Nail taking on the Businessmen. Johnsburg Businessmen at 6:30 p.m. Since that date, the Businessmen and 7:15 p.m. if necessary. The Fox have been the hottest team in Hole Tap -- Little John's series will McHenry, sweeping the Rusty Nail conclude at 8 p.m, unless either team Tournament. Monday, the has already swept the best of three Businessmen completed a sweep of series last Wednesday. Doherty's in first round playoff ac- ^Johnsburg banged out four hits and A™ scored three runs to take a quick first The Jolly Golden Agers Bowling inning lead. Jerry Brodin, Matt Oik League will be ending the summer and Irish DeCiccio had RBI singles. bowUng season with a 12-pin No Tap at Mike Rogers' RBI single put the Palace Bowl on Aug. 29. The fall Doherty's on the scoreboard in the season will start Thursday, Sept. 1 bottom of the first. But five of the next and Monday, Sept. 12. For more in- six innings would see Doherty runners formation, call Frank Giel at 497-3646. Matrix had an angel on their brought home a run with an RBI shoulders as they narrowly defeated single. Tim Klapperich followed with Oak Park Hotel 5-4 in the final game of an RBI sacrifice and Bob Stanely the season, spoiling Oak Park's emptied the bases with a two-run chances at tying for first place with single. Fuhks Plumbing. Matrix scored in the In the following inning, Lenny first three innings, picking up all their Jensen drove in two runs with a single runs on from RBI doubles by Paul and and Klapperich clinched the game Ted Juske, an RBI single by Ken with an RBI hit in the third inning. Whiteman and sacrifice flies by Tom Funks numbing 14 Back Door 5 Savage and Ken Lynn. The depth of Funks Plumbing's Errors allowed Oak Park to score in bench was proven in its last game of the late innings with an RBI double by the season. Rod Peterson and an RBI single by Funks got off to a solid start scoring Terry Harvey. In the bottom of the four runs right away with back-to- seventh, an RBI single by Tom back RBI triples by Hugh McGowan Cunningham and Bob Landa close and Greg Bartos, and an RBI single Matrix's lead to one. by Len Gehrke. George Cadotte hit a Matrix regained its fielding com- two-run homerun to boost Funks lead posure to do away with Oak Park to 5-0. Hotel, leaving Oak Park's Jeff Naber God Squad 5 McHenry Auto Body 4 on base, representing* the tying run. Cullom Knoll 7 Blue Camel 0 Auto thought they were on a roll and Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall brought could close the season with a win. God homefour n®8 with help of four Squad's prayers were answered as infield errors committed by Blue they came from behind to defeat Old Camel-Bimbos. Steve Halleran Bridge. 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