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Johnsburg ^Tigers Provide Own Fireworks With Two Victories x PRIZE WINN fins -- from the Venetian l'arade and sons, at Wonder J.ake include left to right, Shelby Treasure, Switzer, Dr. Donald.Sturm, Mrs. Iledda Bird Florence. Michael, 11, and Tony, 21, David Kay McCann, Jr., and his sister, Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Our "Brenda" is vacation­ ing this week -- and did you /read her K.A.F, column? As near as we can make out she is spending the week study­ ing rabbits habits. Or -- how does that bunny get into the petunia patch? You can't fence out rabbits. You fence them in. We can hardly wait for that next column to learn how the story of Brenda and the bunny comes out. Suspense over­ whelms us. Just watched young Tom Sea- ver pitch that near perfect game against the Cubs. It looked to us like Randy Hundley's bunt a- head of Jim Quails' hit may have shook up Seaver. Quails reached out and lined a clean hit to left field for the only hit for the Cubs. Top teams from Glen Ellyn, Joliet, and either Elgin or St. , SPORTSrCORNER on Historic Route 66 TRAVELLED BY AMERICANS FOR GENERATIONS Luxurious, rfiodern surroundings . . . and all that good, old-fashioned hos­ pitality and comfort to soothe the fteary traveler. Drive in... enjoy yourself on your next trip to St. Louis 100 spacious rooms, free TV, radio, alarm clock, phone in each room. Free parking. Intimate cocktail lounge, cof- -fee shop, handsome dining room, unique "hourglass" outdoor pool. Fully air-conditioned, heated. DANNAS RESTAURANT MMat~ T«| MJT V ©ester* , AAOTELS Write today to ^ INN AMERICA 3730 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Phone (314) 842-1200 l St. Louis, Missouri Charles will play in this tour­ nament. Spcrts Editor The New York crowd booed Hundley for his attempt to get a hit on the bunt. The sen­ timental wanted Seaver to get his" perfect game, but if the Cubs weren't still trying to win in the ninth inning they wouldn't be playing the game. The T -egion hoys heat Wood­ stock Tuesday night to earn a place in the District Tourn­ ament at Crystal Lake where they play at 9:30 Saturday morn­ ing. Lloyd and his boys would like to see a following at the game Saturday. Boosters do help a team. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL We believe in Walt FreuntPs old theory -- if you can't hit 'em, bunt 'em. It might win some ball games. It looks like Manager Lloyd Freund has a mighty good base­ ball team under the American Legion banner. On Wednesday McHenry earned the right to represent McHenry County in the District Tournament by defeating Wood­ stock 2 to 0. This game was featured by the outstanding one hit pitching of Steve Stahlman. This hit being a bunt single by the lead off man in the first inning. Stahlman also struck out 10 men and walked three. McHenry's two runs came in the second inning on a single by John Smith, a walk by Mike Freund, and then a single by Stahlman drove in the first run. Then a single by Hurckes drove in the last run of the game. Mc­ Henry will play their first tour­ nament game Saturday morning at Crystal Lake at 9:30. The Johnsburg Tigers pro­ vided their own fireworks over the weekend with victories over M;Henry and Maywood. Final scores of the gam?s read: Johnsburg 9-M:: Henry 6; Johns­ burg 8-Maywood 1. In the game against McHenry - ry, the Tigers took advantage of some sloppy 'fielding by the Shamrocks and scored three runs in the first inning without the benefit of a hit. Dave Klap- perich followed this up with a tremendous home run in the second. The Tigers added two more in the fourth, along with single runs in the seventh and ninth. M'. Hanry fought back, bit was never able to overcome the Tigers early lead. H'.tting stars for Johnsburg, all with two hits, were Harry M.iy, Dave Klapper- ich, Jim Meyers, and Dave Himpelmann. Dan Sompel pitched fine ball, going the dis­ tance, and picking up the win. Altogether, it was a most sat­ isfying victory for the Johns­ burg nine over their arch-rival M'. Henry. The next day the Tigers jour­ neyed to Mf. /wood and came back with another victory. Once again, Johnsburg quickly took the lead on a booming triple by Greg Todjy in the second inning. This was followed by two more runs in the third, one in the sixth, and three more ^ in the eighth to wrap up the vic­ tory. The hitting leaders for Johnsburg were Dave Klapper- ich, Harry May, Jim Mayers, and Dave Himpelmann. Himpel­ mann also was the winning pit­ cher, with another route-going performance. This weekend the Tigers will again play two games. On Sat­ urday they will entertain Wheat - on, with the game starting at 12:30. On Sunday the Tigers will also be at home, trying to gain revenge for an earlier de- ico , DUROCHL W£IL OM /rs WAY AFTER Mars'... THE CV&S P/AJJ3HZD A F46T CL06/A/6 TH/XD A/ T7/£ /V/jr/aAJAL cArD£ l/IJr AJ/6HT /r Y. American Express, Din­ ers Club, Carte Blanche, Phillips Petroleum, American Oil Credit Cards accepted SCORES Woodstock 0 AB R H Kiefer RF 3 0 n 1 n Wenscn SS Frame IB 1 3 U 0 u 0 Crenshaw 3B 3 0 0 Watson CF • 3 0 0 Sarbaugh LF 2 0 0 oi*enLF L 0 0 Wgnch C - ' \ '<0 0 Ben 2B 2 0 0 Setsen P 2 0 0 23 0 1 • :<•> ' McHerifcy O AB R H Hurckes 2B 3 0 1 M. Janik SS 1 0 0 Pitzen C 3 0 1 George RF 3 0 1 Smith LF 3 1 1 Freund CF, 3B 2 *1 0 Rohrer IB 3 * 0 2 Long 3B 1 0 0 T. Janik%F\ 2 0 0 Stahlman 3 0 1 24 2 7 Twice Daily 2-8 P.M. Doors open 1-7 P.M. ALL NEW THIS YEAR 100 MINUTES OF THRILLS-LAUGHS 100 WOODSTOCK SAT. JULY 12 ONE DAY ONLY CITY PARK (SPON. BY JAYCEES) by Carol Cooney The weatherman scored high today with a beautiful day for golf - it has been rather rough lately. ' Today was BEAT THE CHAMP, 'This event has the girls ..trying to better the club champion's net score for the day'. The girls who beat Carol Cooney's score of 81 were Class B - Myrt Johnson 75, Alice Petersen 79, Ethel Conway 80... Class C - Vera Herdrich 79 and Mabel Smith 78. Class A girls were all being too nice.. LOW NET for the day, Clacs A - i^etty Busscher, Floss O'Connell and Carol Cooney at 81...Class B - Myrt Johnson at 75, and ClasS C - Mabel Smith and Vera Hejdrich in at 78. LOW PUTTS - Class A - Floss O'Connell 32, Class B - Dot Freund with 28 and Class C - Bea Hughes with 31. The McHENRY TRAVELING TEAM played their second match at McHenry against Deerpath and took a total of 13% points out of 18. Our third round will be played July 11 with Bonnie Brook of Waukegan coming to McHenry. McHENRY COUNTY'S NEWEST NEW CAR DEALER Leading the trend in automotive sales and service. TRENT Lincoln Mercury 4611 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, I l l inois Phone 385 - 80 60 feat to Elgin Lanes. This game2 Farr IB, 3B will get underway at 1:30. JOHNSBURG AB R H May H. 2B 5 2 2 Klapperich D SS ^ 4 1 2 Smith L. C 4 1 0 Meyers J. IB 3 2 2 Hiller W. CF 4 1 0 Himpelmann D. 3B 4 0 2 De Wolfe M. RF 4 1 0 Todey G. LF 3 0 0 Sompel D. P 4 1 1 Totals 35 9 9 P.tzen LF Totals Johnsburg McHenry 36 6 11 320 003 200 210 101 000 JOHNSBURG McHENRY Watson CF Schmitt CF Adams J. P Nesheim IB, ( Berzowitz C Spencer 3B Moyd RF Adams P. 2B Schaefer SS AB 4 , 1 3 4 0 2 5 5 4 R 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 AB R H May H. 2B 5 2 2 Klapperich D. 3B 5 2 3 Sm'th L. C 4 0 0 Meyers J. IB 3 2 2 » Hiller W. CF 5 0 1 DeWolfe M. RF 5 1 1 Freund T. LF 4 0 0 Todey G. SS 4 1 1 Himpelmann P 5 0 2 Totals 40 8 12 Gilbert 3B Heard RF Hankerson i Linzy LF Wills IB Totals > Johnsburg Maywood 31 1 6 022 000 001 000 030 100 MAYWOOD Smith T. 2B Lindsey CF Dale SS - Smith P P AB 4 4 4 3 R 0 0 0 1 PG. 6- PLAINDEALER - FRI. JULY 11, 1969 LAKE REGION Sports Car Club! The Lake Region Sports Car club presents "Good Night, Sweetheart, MK.I" Here is the long-awaited and breathlessly- desired night rally which we have b^en trying to get into the L.R.S.C.C. schedule for a couple of years. Please keep the date open- bring a friend -- talk the event up. We would like very much to see the night rally idea go over, because these are the very best kind. Light traffic, open roads cooler temperatures and high­ er spirits all add up to a nluch more pleasant event. The Date: Saturday evening, July 12, 1969. The Time: Tech. and creden­ tials open at 6 p.m. - Entries close at 6:45 p.m. - Driver's meeting at 6:50 p.m. First car off at 7:01 p.m. (All C.D.S.T.) The Place: Wauconda, Illinois Phillips 66 Service Station, Rt. 176. (Shopping Center) The Finish: We will come into a fine restaurant and bar in the general area. Description: This will be a straight T.S.D. Rally of about' five house duration. There will be no gimmicks, and the event will be run by the book, in complete accordance with the LRSCC and Tri-State rally code. Open to members and invited guests, Detroit Iron and substitute op rc - Scoring: Will be done on a large poster board at the fin­ ish, showing all scores, mile­ ages, times and penalties. The board will be posted at the finish, and awards will be pre-1 sented at that time, barring problems. Awards: Trophies to the dri­ ver and navigator of the first three positions. Dash plaques to all entrants and workers, (by mail LRSCC last place a- ward to the highest scoring member.) „ Cost^Rally fee includes cost and mailing of one dash plaque per entrant. This is a most carefully planned rally, tuned to your enjoyment, and we hope to see a really great turnout from our membership and guests. For further information con­ tact: Jack P. Slika, Rallymas- ter, 426 Foster road, Wauconda, Illinois 312-TA6-7658. McHenry Teenage by Tom Burton Wednesday, July 2 Bakery 16 - Dee 13 The Bakery came up with a seven run first inning to offset Dee's five run first. John Rein- bold? s two-run double was the big hit for the Bakery. Bakery scored two more runs in the second to take a four run lead, but Rich Olesczutfs double cut the margin back down to two runs. The big hit was a double by Dave Weber. Dee fought back with a six run fifth, but it was not enough for them to take ttj§ lead. First baseman Mike Haffner had two key hits for Dee inthis rally. The Bakery's final run came on a home run by Dennis Kilroy in the sixth inning. The Bakery once again had balanced hitting, led by Gene Hester, Dave Shae- fer, and Dave Weber. Two Dee players had perfect days. They were Mike Haffner with four hits and Bob Mauch with three. Neal Gute drove in two runs and Mike Brown was two for three before he was injured in a fifth inning collision at the plate. HrrrV «••• -•<» l.c, n de­ signed to go places. It ha.s special rubber tires and balancing that make it easy to roll right down to the beach. This Caloric model op­ erates on bottled gas. The angler- , chef, above, enjoys the great out­ doors nhile cooking the morn­ ing's catch to a turn. SALE ALL OFFICE SUPPLIES IN STOCK 0 BUY NOW AND SAVE KRAUSE News Agency 3321 W. Elm St. McHenry 8 Ph. 385-4015 g bOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGOCOOOOOOOGOOOOoO DISCOUNT ACRES OF FAMOUS TENTS llRCUS STARS WILD ANIMALS AERIALISTS ELEPHANTS ACROBATS r*\/C ADVANCE TICKETS jAVt AT REDUCED PRICES TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT j ANGELO'S SUNSET INN j Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE I 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 third place. Dee suffered its third straight loss. SAC jumped off with a quick three run lead in the first inning as first baseman Marty Conway hit his fourth homer of the year. SAC scored three mote in the sec­ ond <mi a key hit by Bob Hur­ ckes and a costly Dee error. Meanwhile, SAC pitcher Hur­ ckes had given up only one hit, a single by Domoto. Hie clin­ cher for SAC was a big seven run third that gave them a ten run lead. Conway started it off with his second home run of the night. Phil Owen tripled, Matt Justes singled back with three runs in the bottom half of the inning with run-scoring extra base hits by Larry Mil­ ler and John Tudd. Tltey picked up another in the fourth on back-to-back doubles by Dom­ oto and Reilly. SAC quickly in­ creased their lead to eleven runs when Bruce Wiedenhoeft hit his third homer of the sea­ son. Dee rallied for four runs on doubles by Neal Gute and Chuck Reilly, but it was too late. SAC's big guns were Mar­ ty Conway, who was three for four with two honkers, Matt Justes, who was also three for four, and Bob Hurckes and Bruce Wiedenhoeft who combined to drive in seven runs. For Dee, Chuck Reilly drove in three runs, Mark Domoto and John Todd each had three hits, and the league's leading hitter, Bob Mauch, had two for four. Sev­ eral fine fielding plays were turned in by Dee's right-fielder,\ Larry Miller. ^ Standings as of Monday morn­ ing, July 7 Lakeland 7-1 Bakery 6-1 Johnsburg 5-3 SAC 4-3 Dee 2-6 Reids 1-5 Cicero 1-7 Lakeland 23 - Cicero 7 This could have been a good game. Cicero was up after having won ttheir first game on Monday and several Lake­ land starterslwere involved in the Americans Legion game. However, Lakeland's super subs Bob Malpede, Tom Blen- ner, and Jim Larkin paced their team to a lopsided victory. Malpede had four for Ave with six runs batted in and Blenner and Larkin each added three hits. Several of the Legion play­ ers arrived in time to help out, namely Steve Rohrer, John Smith, and Steve George. Each of these three, along with Mal­ pede and Blenner, had a home run. Cicero was led by Broc Olson and Ron Miller who each had two hits. The team scored six of its seven runs in the fourth, as Olson and Amici had triples. This game also con­ tained one of the season's oddest plays. With one out in the Lake­ land fourth, Gary Fairchild hit a double. The ne^rf batter, Don Smith, popped cut to second base for the second out of the inning. However, Smith contin­ ued to run toward second and he was tagged out again. It took some explaining to make Cicero re!ize that he was already out and the imiing wasn't/ over. SAC 16 - Dee 8 . SAC, an upset winner oyer Johnsburg on Monday, picked up its third straight win and moved within a half game of LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Average: 1. Mauch - Dee > 2. D. Schaefer-Bakery j (30 ab) 3. OefTling-Bakery (21 ab) 4. Brown-Dee (12 ab) 5. Collins-Bakery 6. Olson-Cicero 7<Hfihpelmann- f (Johnsburg) r 8. D. Bruhn-Reids 9. Joe Dehn-J'burg 10. Conway-SAC Home Runs: Conway-SAC Owen-SAC Wiedenhoeft-SAC J. 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