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Sundby Wins 12-Inch Batting Title DsveSandbjr, the Rutty Nail Inn's flast outfielder, captiaed the l«2 12- inch softball batting title flnbMig at .m tWa year oa n bits in 44 at bats. Sundby's title, bis first, slso FmfTlole Tap pieyers who bad won the dMnettaa. The Tap's Twig Miller won the crown last season batting .708 sad In IfTt. Teammate Rich Meyers won ths title in 1W Sundby nosed out Dohsrty's Jerry Brodtaaod Johashorg's Don Bentx for the mi title, as Brodfai finished JMor 45 for a M4 mark and Berts also was at ,M4 on a SMor-W ssason. All three players were from the western l» S7 m sat • .551 8 .538 S8 » si . m Vinnie Freund from the division champion Pa Hols Tap won the East title with a .810 battii* average on S hits in 41 trips to die plate. Teammate Joe Dehn finished second batting at a .Ml clip. The final regular season statistics are as follows: h ah are 25 41 .818 M M M8 IS 48 .875 3S M 5M 1! M .584 V.Freund(FHT) J.Dehn(FHT) P.Blackhurn(LJ's) Je.Meyers(FHT) B.Truax(WEP-KI) B.Meyers(FHT) RMilkr(FHT) F.Stocker(WT) M.Petei seu( FHT) S.Dobner(PHT) JWaUtingtocHKR) DOUBLES: Gary Gilpin (8), Petersen (7), Vinnie Freund (8), BUI Meyers (8), Joe Debn (5), Jeff Meyers (5), Rich Meyers (5). TRIPLES: Joe Dehn (4), Jeff Meyers (4), Vinnie Frsund (8), Bob Michels (l), BID Meyers (I), Jim Ysworsld (I). HOME RUNS: John Walkington (5), Pat Burke (4), Gary Glpin (4), Vinnie Freund (I), Jeff Meyers (I). RUNS: Jeff Meyers (M>, Bill Meyers (M), Joe Dehn <»>, Mike Petersen (II), John WsOdngton (18), Gary Gilpin (18), Vinnie Freund (18), Jim Yaworski (18). RBPs: Gary Gilpin (M), Tom Burke (14), Vinnie Freund (M), BUI Meyers (II), Wayne Roewer (11), Jeff Meyers (18), Mike Peteren (18), Rich Meyers (17>. Wt h sb sve D.Sundby(RNl) » 44 859 J.Brodin(Doh) » 45 .844 D.Bents(JB) * 51 .844 Divot Dolls at MCC The glamour and hubbub of another MWI tournament faded as the women of McHenry Country club resumed plsy in their Club and Class Championship Mondsy snd Tuesday - but not without the lingering euphoria thst echoed the thrill experienced by Carol Cooney as she registered s hole- in-one on No. 9 on Friday to help her card an 81, her lowest round to dste. Mother Nsture continued to favor the women with blue skies snd wsrm dsys on Monday and Tuesdsy with the results of the tournsment concluding on Tuesday. The winner and still champ is Carol Cooney with 90-88-92 for a low gross over the field of MB. In Class A handicap championship wss captured by Nel Fidler who shot nice rounds of 9044-97 - M7 for s net of 2M. The closest contest took place in Class B between Msbel Smith snd Betty Smith where two strokes made the difference between Class chsmpion snd handicap champion. i with 108- • 100-108 for a gross S22 while Betty netted out st 111 for net champion. In Class C Jackie Victor hsd 114-117- 118 for low gross of 349 snd Carol Bolger netted 2M for the three rounds. Speedy Neuman's three rounds of 123- 121-115 gsve her low gross of 3M in Clsss D, while Lynne McKierasn low netted 107 in the ssme clsss. Msybe Lynne's new baby, which is due sny day now, will have a golfing nsme. Along the wsy s couple of birdies were shot snd s few chip-ins. On Mondsy Betty Smith birdied No. 4 snd Laverne Harpling birdied No. 14. On the same day Trish Ssyler chipped in on No. 8. On Tueeday Katherin Bolger chipped in on No. 18 as did Mabel Smith on No. 5 and NeU Fidler on No. 11. Toots Gerstad also hsd s chip-in on No. 4 on Mondsy. Under the dsily events on Tuesday Judy Smithson hsd low net of 73 in Class A while a four-way tie for low RWakftachtRNI) M M Jtt WHfflerUB) 31 M 584 Ji.Meyers(JB) 31 M 584 LDeClcckXDoh) 27 51 .529 H.May(JB) M 47 .811 D.Freund(RNI) 17 84 .308 T.SpasojevidK JB) M 41 .8M L.Jonea(RNI) 18 M .500 DOUBLES: Doug Freund (8), Wayne HUler (0), Jim Meyers (8), Jerry Brodin (5), Don Bents (8), Jim Cook (4)f Tom Spasojevkh (4), Kevin Freund (4), Irish DeClccio (4), Mike Rogers (4). TRIPLES: Wayne HUler (8), Lea Ackerman (8), John DeClcdo (8), Chuck Marke (I), A1 Stilhi* (3), Jim Zasada (8), John Meyers (8). HOME RUNS: Don Bants (8). Rick Wakitsch (8), Jerry Brodin (4), John Meyers (I). RUNS: Jim Meyers (17). Doug Freund (M), Wayne HUler (M), Dsn Bents (M), Lsrry Jones (B), John Meyers (M), Randy Vauk (B), Mike Rogers (II), Dave Sundby (II). RBI's: Don Bents (34), Rick Wakitsch (B), Jerry Brodin (M), Irish DeCiccio (B), Myron Bents (B), Wsyne Hiller (B), Mike Ragnrs (19), Chuck Marke (17), Tom Spaaojevch (17) PatWlrts putts of B wss shared by Marians Smith, Carol Cooney, Letty Busacher and Judy Smithson. Low net in Class B wss s 73 by Katherine Bolger who also had low putts of B. Ia Class J Jackie Victor low netted with 75 while Ethel Koehler low putted with B. And in Class D Lynne McKiernan had an amazing low net of 80 and low putta of 31. True to her form of last week, Evie Castle seemed to be the "Spectacular Star Shot" artist of the creek. Lying short of the hUl she used s projecting boulder to bounce hsr ball over and on its way to the green. She declined a request for a repeat performance. Aside from that, no peculiar! tiee were reported. Next week wUl be the first of two rounds for the Senior Ladies Championship in Flights and, hopefully, that wiU lead to Happy Gelftag! Lis P.S. A cheery, get-well card to "Sparkle" (Mrs. Chuck) Miller would be welcome, I'm sure. She's in the hospital getting put in shape to take over the golf course. Drop her a line at Skokie Valley Hospital, 9600 Grosse Pointe Road, Skokie, Illinois, 60076. r <•!»«:./II.MV • r KIOAY, AUOUSTIO, I TITLE HOLDERS -- Plctared above after ftaisMag high la the Ladles Clab Ckampioaskip st McHeary Com try Ctab are (L-R): Carol Cooney. Class A low Gross: Nel Fidler. Class A lew aet; Mabel Smith, Class B law grees: Betty Smith. Class B low oet, sad Speedy Neamaa, Class i • ~48r~' -- - FORCE OUT -- After taking the throw from * frond haseraan Jackie Raycraft (right), Ed's Rental shortstop Tonee Weylaad (left) has the force out at second ha<*t- and Arts to first la aa attempt to tarn a double plav ag*in«t Pabce BowL The actloa occarred Tuesday night In « fit si round playaff game la wamea's it-inch soft ball vv>\ and Kavi h imd o hits in the contest as Ed's woa <» *« »> ntpinnslup game it was Oak Park Hotel • !<»• !u» *da\ night post season toarnament •<»»» m to 7 victory. (Story paget). » VI • 1'IIOTO --WAYNEGAYLORD. Sport Stop Players Shy Ot Average When Johh's Sport Stop played Phylly's Inn, the question at hand wasn't really what the final score was going to be. Afterall, the Sport Stop had won the first meeting 25-2 and had already wrapped up the eastern division title in men's 10-inch softbsU with s 12-3 record. Phylly's Inn entered the gsme with just the opposite mark at 3-12. Needless to say, John's was a heavy favorite Tuesdsy night in the regulsr season finale. But with star first baseman Rick Wakitsch absent from the game, the question arose thst could he be caught in the 16-inch betting rsce? Wakitsch hsd been the regular season leader for more than two- thirds of the summer and stood a solid .717 on 43 hits in M trips to the piste. But teammates Rich Thompson < 667) and Bernie MscKrowski (.660) had been right on his heels throughout those months. It seemed now only a minor miracle could upset Wakitsch from the title. Thompson, his nearest competitor, did his best st reaching for the .700 plateau as he had four straight hits including s double, but walked in his fifth plate appesrance. Thompson finished second in the league with a 684 mark going 34-for-49 MscKrowski nad three straight hits snd s wslk, but lined out to center field in his last time st bat to finish third in the league at .667 With several of the Sport Stop players siming for slots in the East's top 19 batting rsce, victory by the Sport Stop was imminent. Pounding out B hits, Sport Stop routed Phylly's Inn 82-0 in s quick five-inning affair Joining Thompson with four hits were Tom Les, Ron Lentine, and Bob "Bubba" Hlousek Hlousek included his sixth home run of the season which tied him for second best in the East. Tim Althoff added three triples, snd Joe Ralchevich snd Fred Popp garnered two hits each »-o-o o-o - s D low gross. Missing from the pbote were Carol Bulger, Class C low aet; Jackie Victor, Class C lew gross; aad Lynne McKiernan. Class D low net. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Phylly's Inn Jeha's Spurt Stop S-S-< l3)-« * - 32 HRs-(JSS>B.Hlousek 1(6). 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August 24, the eastern i> n will !>egin its playoffs as J k L tod Decker Construction square p a doubleheader with the first »• beginning at 7:00 p.m. John's i stop, the Rast champions, will n first round bye and will await A inner of this first round match- •xt week, our final regular season site wrap-up Carl Moesche i - in J&LOtl iti Iim Itecher " t> l i IIHs i IAI '>!it It' o ,• i hi Taylor M:id»> Q i i straight over ; >, season this tirr^-tn Tayh»r Made > over the past f«*v« v • • to a 12 0 lead I >• '• m on the Ix ard m t 'f Al Kk'er» t 1 «'• winners w;tt> scored, and • plays in cent game's final pu' -ut JtM> Knaack ats • h. i ! Paul Jacobs, >t 'Ki w i n n i n g p i t c l f added 'wo tuts > Scott Mardv Hridgt* s tirs' nr. a three tun D> »• seventh Ktl I 'h"" r Tsylor Made (...II • o 0 i " i t»ld ttrldKe i' - " '» " i : Kgstei ti I CM- hip h in i| John s Spot i Ship J & I. Oil p i , • i Chapel Hill > >)•• individual contest for low putts >n i he l uesday Ladies Aitffust to was n tie in ClasC k bet- ween June l .owrey and < wiiti 14 each Lu Funk 1 nod in ( lass C Suzanne McDonough w ill u oh l« M.u llav Costumes is still the le.idoi'g learn in match play with 81 !• -ip's't mteChef follows closely with < hristie ( .roup has68, Top Deck, \1< Henry F loral 63, Fox Hole Pixxa K.ithv s S7 and Nowak Con- 1 ucl loll Mi v"v-iist 17 was another ideal day for •Mtli .i light breeze, sunshine and tee literatures not to hot in the early p ofiunn We can count on a birdie ti sancy McAuliffe almost every 1'tn-sd in This Puesday she got her mi to- .in No 13 There were two chip - mm the hole shots we heard about, 1 i"lr on No 2and Ruth Vines on vo t people will do anything to k..;111 "in talking a penalty We h«lrd si- lev Kalp|>erich sat in a bush to hit i. ball which had landed under it on < 'a ir A ay Sharon Delahsnty wss '. in oud of one putting seven holes ' . 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