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PAGE « - FLA1NPEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 2», 1»8> Sara Prusi No-Hits Otto's Girls, 6-0 Win in McHeniy Pigtails tARL WALSH" SENIOR DIVISION Adams Brothers Steel is. still undefeated for the 1980 season. They played June 12 agairOst the tough McHenry Favorite Sport Shop with a score of 10 to 4. Kim Smith was the win­ ning pitcher of this game and also added Another homerun to her record for the season and now has a total of four. She also hit a double and a triple. Her teammates also played an outstanding game both at bat and in the Held. Triples were hit by Stacey Schillaci and Kim Hill. Jackie Boger helped the cause with a double and Sheri Knaack had three singles. On Sat., June 14, Adams Brothers Steel saueeked one^ by still another tough team, McHenry Recreation. The score of the game was 4-2 and so far was the toughest game for Adams to win. Fine pitching by Sheri Knaack, a couple of doubles by Jackie Boger and Kim Smith with the best defense, Mgr. Mary Knaack says she has seen by her girls so far this year has helped to keep Adams Brothers Steel un­ defeated. Dear Friend Earl, "Thought I'd better sound off before you give us your famous remark about not hearing from the Cub fans while their team is down. The way I see it, the Cubs are going to play their championship ball after the "All Star Break" instead of before it this year. You better tip your "Sox" off if you want that All-Chicgo World Series. "Sincerest regards, "Jerry Miller" showing Lewis and Irma Blomgren in the "Remembering When" feature reached him. In Women's 16" Softball John lists several . highlights of his happy M !• • a memory of Pistakee and vicinity. For instance, - the M ™ ••• watermelon peddler singing •_ I I his sales pitch on a hot • W • • I summer day. The melon feast after a boat ride to the island gave him a thrill, but Good running and hitting the ride home in the dark by McHenry Limo's Paula gave him a chill. Hansen, Annette Hansen, -- Sandy Parfrey and Pam He also recalls the Schillo Stevens contributed to their aquaplane and the dare- win as they defeated Four devil stunts. Winds 14-7. the game was -- close until the bottom of the The memory of "Pete" fifth when McHenry Limo Peterson wrestling in sent six runs to the plate. McHenry and the cheers of Although Four Winds his followers lingers. (He smashed out three homeruns was a good one and one fine by Chris Tokarz, Vera man). Treptau and Linda, -- McHenry Limo was able to John says another hold them, and claim the Peterson, "Sid", won every victory easily. sailboat race on the Bay as far back as he can Residential vs. remember. Gearmaster -- J 6:30 Game L«w, Clarence and Arnold Residential rolled over Regner are remembered as Gearmaster 24-5. In the John's best pals. fourth inning Gearmaster's -- bats came alive when they Ah, memories! rallied, but it wasn't enough Told you this column would be a breeze. You never know what will show up in this space. Neither do I. in left field, and threw to first base for a double play. Although Kathy, Old Bridge's pitcher threw a good game, and Mary hit a homerun over Palace Bowl's rightfielder's head, they still couldn't muster up the runs to take their fifth victory. Ed's Rental vs. Oak Park 8:30 Game , Ed's Rental jumped out to a quick 13 run lead in the first inning with a 12 hit rally that threatened to break the game open. But Oak Park came back with three runs in Old Bridge the first, and six in the Palace Bowl second, and added 12 runs in Residential the third to take a com- McHenry Limo manding lead which they Oak Park held, to breeze to their third Ed's Rental victory. The losing team was Foin* Winds paced by Jane Miller, Ed's Gearmaster Rental's pitcher, whose to catch RDG, Pat Karmel, the winning pitcher for RDG, helped her own cause with two base hits. Donna Lester and Dee Carstens both tripled, while Sue McDougall slugged a homerun. Kathy Grenmah was RDG's defensive player of the game when she came through with an unassisted double play. Palace Bowl vs. Old Bridge 7:30Game Palace Bowl came on top to beat the undefected Old Bridge team 9-6. The battle was close until the bottom of the sixth, when Palace Bowl pulled ahead scoring six runsf Colleen Rudoulph slugged out a homerun, and Karen Wyatt sparkled defensively when in the seventh she caught a fly ball three hits included a two run homer. For Oak Park Terry D'Angelo had four hits, including two of the eight hits in the third. Sandy Rohrer made three game saving catches at short- center, and Cheryl Markvart again was the winning pit­ cher. The final score was 25- 17. "Dear Jerry, "It is a shock to hear from a Cub fan when their team is folding. However, I note your letter is dated the same day as the much-heralded clubhouse meeting that turned the team around. (In a spin). "Glad you,. gave us a warning. I will relay this inside information to Bill Veeck so he can be ready for the big series. "Of course, Jerry, we are always ready. Bring 'em on! "Yours, "S.I.H." With contributions, this column should be a breeze. In sort of an "All In The Family" turn of events, Judy Walsh Smith met her uncle, Jim Walsh of Woodstock, who sent the following for another Walsh - - me. Jim read a contributed paragraph in this corner a couple of weeks ago that showed real confusion so sent the following. The author is a former Woodstock native, now a banker in Knox, Indiana. Here's how he sizes up the situation: Met Leo Heimer, one of the McHenry natives. He read about me liking eggs for breakfast and had a little story to tell. Leo bought a carton of eggs recently and couldn't believe his eyes when he cracked them open -- 11 out of 12 had double yolks. That's a new one in these days when production is down. And -- about that cholesterol scare. He heard a doctor tell the radio audience that a couple of nips a day out of the bottle will help control the cholesterol. (Leo can't wait to report that startling finding to Dr. Wilt.) Adam's B. Steel McH. Favorite S.S. Don's Dairy F. McH. Recreation Buss Ford State Farm ANNAUL ECONOMIC FORECAST^ By Neil Cooney Some of you may be confused by recent published reports about the course of the economy and I felt some clarification of our views might be helpful. I can tell you definitely that there is a speeding up of the rate at which business has been easing off - in other words there is a noticeable upturn in the slow-down • and I would like to clarify for'you the cautious terminology of some economists by ex­ plaining that this upturn in the downturn is not as good as a slowdown in the downturn, but it is a good deal better than an upturn in the downturn or a deepening of the downturn, as it does suggest that the climate is about right for an ad­ justment of this period of readjustment. At any rate, we expect a pick-up some time before the^end of the year if we do not have a decline. Interest rates are expected to fluctuate within normal parameters barring any developments not foreseen at this time but which, based on historical patterns, normally occur. PONYTAIL DIVISION C.R.V. Elect. Wally'sB. H. McH. State B Otto's Girls FashionS. City Council members have long been referred to as City Fathers. Do we refer to Liz Nolan as a City Mother? whatever, Liz is a busy girl these days in beautifying the city. A beautiful tree at crazy corners was donated. Garden Club members are working hard to help. Now if we could only put across our annual idea of naming a "Cut The Weeds Day". Vogt, Bright Spot In 7-5 Defeat 1. Who holds the record for the longest field goal? 2. Name the 1975 AL Cy Young Award winner. 3. Roman Gabriel quarter­ backs for what team? 4. On what pro basketball does Gail Goodrich play? 5. Name the active player in the NFL who passed for more than 4000yards<» in one season. Aoters to Sports Qiiz 1. TomDempsey,63yards. 2. Jim Palmer, Baltimore Oriole. 3. Philadelphia Eagles. 4. Los Angeles Lakers. 5. Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets Mark Vogt, McHenry American Legion right- fielder, was two for three with three RBI's against Belvidere on Tuesday evening, but didn't get much help from his teammates in a 7-5 lose. Stroking a double off the centerfield wall, and hitting an RBI single off Belvidere pitcher Paul Durley, Vogt outshined centerfielder Gregg McPherron who was three for four with only one RBI. Again, McHenry _ had trouble with their pitching, using three pitchers who gave up seven runs on seven hits. Starter Chuck Dicker lasted .only two and two- thirds innings, giving up five runs on five hits and three walks. Tom Maxson came in and gave up two runs on two hits before Dave Col berg to strike out -two on his way to one and one-thirds strong shut-out innings. Belvidere starter, Paul Durley, struck out nine McHenry batters and five hits before giving way to Doug Vance for the mop-up. Colberg and first baseman Rob Bussey had one hit apiece for McHenry. McHenry 5 - Belvidere 7 ab r h bi McPherron, cf 4 2 3 1 Mauren.ss 4 0 0 0 Valentin, 3b 4 10 0 Vogt, rf 3 0 2 3 Hoff, c Colberg, 2b, p Bussey, lb Dillon, If Seaver, If Dicker, p Maxsom, p Bazan, 2b This headline in the morning paper caught my eye i "FIND A SWIMMING SUIT TO FIT YOUR SHAPE". Fit my shape? That isn't exactly what I had in mind Schultz, cf Oilmann, 3b Clair, ss Baker, c Huffman, If Olson,lb Snider, lb Owens, rf Morris, rf Effler, 2b Durley, p Vance, p Definition Stalemate: A husband who keeps telling the same jokes. - •Tribune. Chicago. John J. 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