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PAGE 6 - PLAINHP Al ER - FRIDAY. JULY 11,1M0 Plaindealer v • . > m '•if s: Youth League Stars Play July 12 At VFW The McHenry Junior Youth league's Mini, Minor and Major divisions will be holding their annual All-Sdn* game and picnic at the McHenry V.F.W Saturday, July 12. The festivities will be kicked off with an inter- squad game among the boys who participate in the seven- year-old training program Following this game there will be an All-Star game in each category. The following boys will participate having been selected by their ^t^ammates: Eight-Year-Old Division Cubs: Kelly Hoach, Hon Robinette. > Giants: Gary Schmitt, Paul Wember. Pirates: Mike Lazar, Brandon Pasternock Astros: Bob Nutemsak, Jason Brown. Dodgers: Jamie Hein- miller, Brett Newbough. Phillies: Brian Condon,' Dan Maldanado. Braves: Terry Kern, Shawn Marshall These boys will play a team comprised of the following boys: Tigers: Tom Gay lord* Shannon Dean. A*s: Jeff Carl, Steve Aleckson. Twins: Jamie Franklin, Shaun Christmann. Sox: Mathew Hopp, Matt Carson. Yanks: Dan Mazurek, Mike Buinting Brewers: Ufeve Cable, Jeff Halsey • Indians: Chris Dippon, Tim Sossong. Following this game the nine-year-old All-Stars National division will play the American division, the National division being represented by the following: Cubs: Bret Derby, Marc Hubbard and Darrell Suchor. Giants: Tim Mauer, Kevin McGee and Brian Bromley. Pirates: Kelly Radic, Steve Johnson. Braves: Matt Murphy, Arne Nordson and Tim Glossen. Astros: Troy Foss, Jim Oeffling. Dodgers: Steve Iacullo, Marcus Siefert Phillies: Bill Fortino, Robby Acred The American division All- Stars will be made up of the following boys: Tigers: Jim Simon, Todd Doherty and Shaun Colmer. A's: Jack Watrous, Dan Sullivan and Bill Creutz. Twins: Jeff Lewis, Mark Van Leir\ Sox: Milqe Hettermann, Dan Ray. Yanks: Huinker. Brewers ran Gray, Peter Albert Halsey, Doug Gibson. Indians: Ron Peake, Kevin Blinkal. The Minor division All-f Stars will then take the field. In the first game the ten- year-old American division versus the ten-year-old National division, the all- Stars from the National division are: Owls: Eric Swanson, Mike Hemker and Jason Hoffman. Condors: Bob Diedrich, Matt Martin and Bob Fink- beiner Eagles: Scott Miller, Chris Schmitt and Chris Aim. Wrens: Todd Winholtz, Tim Toussaint and Boland. Bluebirds: Mike Weber, Craig Wallace and Ricky Thorson. Falcons: Steve Erickson, & 'f OH SHOOT DAY-the annual McHenry County Cancer Society golf outing will be held August 8, at the Chapel Hill Country club. J£ach year over 100 women have played in the event which helps bring services to cancer patients in the McHenry area. Above, Ilavern Gregory shows other Oh Shoot Day chairmen the proper form. With Gregory is Katherine Stallsmith, Ethel Hartman, Betty Freeman, Edna Mae Polan and Lori Huml. Seated is Mary Jane Nowak and Melanie Frett who can be reached for tickets or information at 385-6291 or 385-1736. c STAEE PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD J*S*S^ john4 "The Home of the Athlete THE AREA'S LARGEST SUPPLIER OF THE MOST-IN-DEMAND ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR & APPAREL FOR MEN & WOMEN! Featuring coordinated tops & shorts in a variety of colors A fabrics. s I CUSTOM PRINT & JACKETS 1DT-SHIRTS, JERSEYS OUR SPECIALTY! Located Across From A & P-Next to Eby Brown McH*ry 344-3580 Dave Flathan and Wayne Markgraff. The representatives of the American division are: Hawks: Tom Sweetwood, Randy Miller and Bill Martin. Robins: Jim Higgins, Chris Landis and Lance Lanway Ravens: Greg Moravec, Shaun Miller and Darren Mareness Cardinals: Tom Hester, Joe McQuade and Flyn Tiffany. Orioles: Scott Sorting, Pat Torkelson and Cory Berg. Bluejays: Jim Kane, Jeff Mlyniec and Steve Verdung. The Minor division eleven- year-old All-Stars will also contest the National division versus the American division, representing the National division will be: Owls: Rich Offman, Norm Swanson and Danny Drake. Condors: Larry Gibson, Chris Howerton and Barry Kloepfer. Eagles: Rusty Hopp, Keith Schultz and Jim Garrelts. Wrens: Dave Gilbert, Jeff Kotiw/and Gary Kern. Bluebirds: Billy Goebel, Scmt Cunningham and Dale nrado. « Falcons: James Danczyk, Kevin Justen and John Markgraff. R e p r e s e n t i n g t h e American division will be: Hawks: Roy Hawley, Jim Shaver and Steven Kamrat. Robins: Rich White, Dave Weakman and Ed Coats. V Ravens: Bill Wijas, Marty ̂ Quantz and Pat Miller. Cardinals: London Piklor, Bill DeGeorgio and Tom KlaDperich. Orioles: John Harris, Mike Hall and Mike Moll. Bluejays: Kevin Walters, Craig Knutilla and Jeff Simex. Number Six Lucky One For Locals McHenry Business Men of the Woodstock 12" Slow Pitch league, extended their undefeated string to six games with three victories last week, the sixth inning proved to be magic in all three games. X\ On Sunday, Juprfe 29, with the wind blowing in at 20 m.p.h., McHenry defeated Blue Max by the score of 8-6. The score was tied at the end of five innings, but McHenry scored twice in the sixth and added an insurance run in the seventh. Don Olson knocked in the eventual winning run. Arnie Stolte pitched and batted his team to victory with three for four at the plate plus two runs scored and two RBI's. Randy Rodiek was two for three with a homerun Two sparkling defensive plays were turned in by center fielder Steve Schaeffer who also had two RBI's and two walks. B. Christianson and D. Hunt were each two for three for the Blue Max. McHenry went to five wins and no losses on Wednesday, July 2, with a 4-2 victory over Pioneer Center of Wood­ stock. Again, the sixth inning proved to be the crucial point. With the bases full and only one out, Pioneer failed to score as one batter popped out and McHenry winning pitcher Arnie Stolte struck out another. In the bottom 6th, Steve Scha sacrifice fly bat runs to clinch t Geoff Welch 1 with a perfec three, including a double and homerun. John Sytsma also helped with some fine defensive play and two for three with a double and triple to his credit. Jim Mowery was tw« for three to aid the cause. % ^ McHenry's sixffl Wciory arrived on July 6, with a convincing 22-9 win over C o n l o n - C o l l i n s F o r d . McHenry slammed out 25 hits enroute to victory. The game was close until Mc­ Henry split with two outs in the sixth inning, scored 12 runs to put the game away. Everyone got at least one hit, with Jim Beelens and John Sytsma each going four for five and scoring four runs. Boelens also hit two homeruns and had five RBI's. Stolte won his 3rd game of the year and was three for four. Gerry Maglianohad his best day yet this year by going three for four at the p l a t e . G e o f f W e l c h a n d Randy Rodiek each hit homeruns for the victors. IT LOOKS CLOSE--as Bluebird shortstop Scott Cunningham eyes the throw from his catcher, whjtaMtiwk runner Ray sal second. Ha^ Hawley races in his attempt to stea Hawley was oat on this play during the first round of the playoffs of the Minor division of the McHenry Youth league. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Women's In Women's 16" Thursday Morning lalf of the hit a ng in tWo victory. McHENRY JR. YOUTH LEAGUE F I N A L S T A N D I N G S Pistakoe Golf "Would you tend the pin please? I've been known to chip on in the hole!" Famous statement plus a little bit of expertise and luck seemed to run all around Pistakee Thursday. Just try teeing off on No. 1 and going 200 yards plus ending up with a score of 49 for the day, and you have a good golfer, namely Ad Zieger. , That's not all of it - McHenryV^Confldent and willing to three for capture that hole, Bernice Dole made her first birdie on No. 6. Corrine Boyer decided to do it the hard way by chipping in from 20 feet, hitting the flag, and then that much awaited putt came. Spectacular! Try that one again! Well Roye Roadman did just that! She also safely tucked away the ball on No. 4 and parred. Heide Kuehn said she had a D.G. game with a par on No. 2 and No. 6 with 14 putts making that a 53. We agree^ Gloria Otth always playing ever so smoothly pared No. 3 and No. 7. Seemed happy with her game. Jean Ohleha made a tricky little bunker shot and landed close enough to make a smoothe putt. It was a classic day for Judy Hutchinson with a four on No. 8 and tapping in with a one putt. Some of those putts are drivingly long. Libbly Johnson repeated her precise golfing from last week with 46 and 15 putts, ending up parring No. 6 and No. 7, calling this an "even" day. Marie McKim had a beautiful shot only a few feet from the hole to make a one putt on No. 8. Golf is looking up! MINi DIVISION National League Cubs Giants Pirates Braves Astros Dodgers Phillies American League K i WE FlATURE JUK ̂ ^B^^FOOTWEAR Tigers A's Sox Twins Yaoks r Brewers Indians MINOR DIVISION National League w Condors ' 9 Wrens 6 Eagles 5 Falcons 3'^ Owls 3'i Bluebirds 3 American League w 10 8 7 6 6 5 0 12 1 1 4 5 612 64 7 Robins Ravens Hawks Orioles Bluejays Cardinals. Lori Huml - Our gal who putts one handed. That's right. She only uses one arm to direct that putt in. Playing ever so smoothly, she tucked in 15 putts; and came through with a low score. Sandwiched between two trees and a volumpus bush, Bobbie Burr had a fairway shot that made a "U-turn" for a repeat shot to the green. Was that a shrewd or lucky hit Bobbie? It was indeed a "classic" day for Mary Lou Vomastek. She chipped in from 50 yards and parred No. 3. Then she was "Bit by a bee". Wrong fairway or right colongne? Carnmie Hunt, Shirley Montalbano and Ilavern Gregroy tried their best to keep up with Mary Lou. What a happy foursome. Speaking of foursomes - we have been missing a very fine golfer who won the first place trophy last year. This year Barb Crippen decided to have an appendectomy. We miss you, so hurry and get well. /• Low putts for the day was 14, going to Heidi Kuehn, Shirley Montalbano, Gloira Otth and Libby Podpora. Low net to Ad Zieger, 28. See you at Pistakee.... Marilyn Ehlen When Thinking of Church, Think First FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 509 Front Street ' McHenry, IL (815)385-0083 Pastor: Marshall E. Werry SUNDAY SERVICES* „ Sunday School 9:30 AM Regualr Worship Service 10:45 AM Evening Service 7i00 pm Wednesday Service 7:00 PM Romans 3t23 - ** h - n n Old Bridge Rolls Into First McHenry Limo vs. Old Bridge Lisa Harmon batted in 2 runs in the sixth, and An­ nette Hansen batted in a run in the seventh, scoring Shirley Mann, McHenry Limo contributed three double plays, but it wasn't enough to surpass the first place Old Bridge team. Old Bridge came on strong in the first four innings, then were scoreless the last three as they defeated McHenry Limo 11-3. For Old Bridge, Karen Gutekunst was the team's backbone as she had two double plaVs, and two singles. Kim Martin was three for three with all singles, and Joyce Zoiss and Kathy Joyce each had two singles, both going two for three. Palace Bowl vs. Oak Park Oak Park dfeated Palace Bwol 8-6, breaking the first place tie. In the first inning, four Oak Park batters scored including Wendy Williams with her three-run homer, to take a 4-0 lead. Palace Bowl was not to be outdone, as they came back with four rims in the second, with Nancy hitting a triple. After five innings the game was tied at 6-6, but in the 6th Oak Park came to bat and scored two rims on a single by Carrie Mortell. The winning pitcher again was Cheryl Markvart. Ed's Rental vs. Residential In a close game played well by both teams, RDG edged out Ed's Rental 14-13. For Ed's Diane Michaels hit- a homerun, as did Sharon Smith. Smith's came in the bottom of the seventh jwith one runner on and brought the score within two runs. For Residential Donna DeCioo had a double, while Gaye Kahfus had a double play. Sue &feDougal made a game saving catch in the bottom of the seventh, enabling her team to win. Gearmaster vs. Four Winds Four Winds' bats came alive against Gearmaster as they toppled them 21-9. For the first time this year in this league a triple play was pulled off. Chris Tokarz was the main person responsible as thinking quickly the runners were caught off- guard. Monica Trepteau and Pat Norred each homered, and Karen Hermann had three doubles. Tuesday Division Standings w 1 Old Bridge 7 1 Oak Park 6 2 Palace Bowl 5 2 Residential 6 2 McHenry Limo 3 5 Ed's Rental 2 6 Four Winds 2 6 Gearmaster 0 9 Roni Rogers Tom Hurkes Leads/Fox Hole STANDINGS Foxhole O.B.-J.S.S. Johnsburg 3-D Bowl Hautzinger C. Sunnyside Inn Little John's Palace Bowl had 2 hits and 4 runs scored. P a l a c e B . 0 0 0 0 0 x x - 0 Foxhole 12 0 1 0 2 x x-15 Old Bridge-John's Sports Stop scored 3 runs in the first and third innings and went on to a 7-5 victory over Little John's in game 2, Thursday night. Doug Freund led the Bridge with 3 hits followed by Joe Dehn who had 2 hits and -v 2 runs scored. Joel Wakitsch and Jim Mclnerny were both 2-3 for Little John's O.B.-JUS.S. L. John's 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0-7 0 4 1 0 0-5 Dan Long These are the standings as of Monday, June 30. Don't forget that this year's McHenry Men's Sixteen Indh Softball tournament will be held July 18, 19 20, Friday, Saturday and Sunday over at the local V.F.W. softball field. Johnsburg Tavern started the second half of the season right with a 6-4 victory over Hautzinger Concrete in the first game, Tuesday, July 1. Wayne Hiller,' Tom Spasojevich and Chuck Merke led Johnsburg with 2 hits and 2 runs scored each. John DeCicco had 3 hits for Hautzinger and, Tom Blenner, making his first start for Hautzinger, had 2 hits and 2 runs scored. calendar events upcoming Hautzinger Johnsburg 3 0 2 0 0 0-4 2 0 3 0 1 X-6 In the second game, 3-D Bowl evened its record at 4-4 with a 15-0 triumph over Sunnyside Inn. Dean An­ derson and Frank Sullivan led 3-D Bowl with 3 hits and 3 runs scored. Christ Felde and Pat Hegberg were 2-2 to lead Sunnyside. Sunnyside 3-D Bowl O O O O O x x - O 0 4 5 0 6 x x-15 In the first game Thur­ sday, July 3, Foxhole con­ tinued its dominance over the Palace Bowl with a 15-0 victory to move its record to 8-0. Tom Hurkes led Foxhole with 3 hits and 3 runs scored followed by Twig Miller who The second annual Rusty Nail Inn 12-INCH SLOW- PITCH TOURNAMENT has been scheduled for August i 2 and 3 at Petersen park. July 15 is the deadline for entering the 32-team tournament. Any team interested »should contact Dave Sundby, 385-3175 or Kevin Bauer at (815) 728-0150 for registration information. 12" Schedule for Monday, July 14 6:30 - Foxhole vs. Jewel Park. 7:30 - John's Sport Stop vs. Rusty Nail. 8:30 - Second Federal vs. Huemann's. Ponytail Games for July U-12 Friday, July 11 - Wally's Bike Haven vs. Fashion Shoppe, 6:15 p.m. Saturday, July 12 - McHenry State Bank vs. Otto's Girls 10 a.m. 16" Youth Schedule for Sunday, July 13 6:30 - John's Sport Stop vs. B & H Industries. 6:30 - Marengo Federal vs. Huemann's & Sons. - 7_i3Q - McHenry Recreation vs. Johnsburg Businessmen 8:30 - Riverside Bakery vs. McHenry Favorite Sports! Women's 16" Schedule for Tuesday, July 15 6:30 - Four Winds vs. Residential. 6:30 - Gearmaster vs. Old Bridge! 7:30 - McHenry Limo vs. Oak Park. 8:30 - Palace Bowl vs. Ed's Rental. Men's 16" Schedule for Tuesday, July 15 7:00 - 3-D Bowl vs. Hautzinger Concrete. 8:00 - Little John's vs. Palace Bowl. The second annual Jaycees TENNIS TOURNAMENT will be played Friday, Julyai at 8 a.m. at the West campus tennis courts. Registration will start at 7:45 a m for boys and girls in various age brackets. Call Gary Gray at 385-8268 for more information. DELAVAN RED DEVILS VS. CHICAGO LIONS SUNDAY. JULY 13, 1980 - 1:30PM AT MARIAN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL • WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS ADMISSION $3.00 \ FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS . . . . t t l£ [ f t IW/f. 1214 N.Green St..McHenry