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"WEIRD AND WAY-OUT, EROTIC-SEXY!1 AMERICAN! LEGION BASEBALL McHENRY IN DISTRICT FINALS McHenry defeated Elgin in the first game of the District tournament by a score of 8 to 7. It was a come from be­ hind victory for McHenry af­ ter spotting Elgin 4 runs in the first inning. McHenry scored two runs in the second on a walk by Tom Janik, a single by Mike Freund and a single by .sieve George. McHenry scored two more runs in the third inning on a walk to Mike Janik and a double by John Pitzen which drove in Jan­ ik and a single by John Smith driving in the second run. McHenry scored two more times in the eighth and again in the ninth to give them the vic­ tory. Tom Janik pitched the complete ball game, striking out 10 men. ELGIN ' * ' n ; . IAB R H Bros sard LF 4 2 1 Whipple 2B 4 1 2 Sterricker RF 3 1 1 Toomev RF 2 0 0 Kasules LF 5 1 4 Calendo CF 5 0 2 Connell C 4 0 0 Abbot 3B % 1 ) Gardner p.h. 1 0 1 Bailey SS 2 1 1 Eliasek P 1 0 0 Gustafson IB 2 0 0 Fletcher p.h. 1 0 0 37 n i 12 McHENRY AB R H Fhuxkgs 2B 4 0 0 M. janik SS 3 2 1 Pitzen C 5 2 2 T. Janik P 4 1 0 Smith RF 4 1 2 Freund 3B 4 2 2 George CF 5 0 1 Rohrer IB 4 0 0 Blenner RF • 1 0 0 " O'Connor LF 3 0 3 In the second game McHen­ ry again had a shaky start, giving Downers Grove 4 ruris in the first inning. McHenry came back with 3 runs in the third inning on a 2-base hit by Stahlman and a walk to Mike Janik, a walk to Pitzen and another walk to Tom Jan­ ik. JohnSmithlhenhad a doribie, driving in two runs. At the end of 4 innings the game wa i halted because of rain with the score 4 to 3. The game was resumed on Sunday from the point it was halted on account of rain. Mc­ Henry was unable to put any kind of attack together on Sun ­ day and lost 9 to 3. DOWNERS GROVE AB R H Gehnig SS 4 12 Connolly RF 4 0 1 Harrold IB 5 0 0 Vaglica LF 4 11 -Holiday C 4 2 2 coniee CF • 4 11 Leeberg 2B 3 2 2 Iehl 3B 3 11 Bussell P *' 1 0 0 Adams P 10 0 O" Grady P ( 2 1 1 McHENRY AB R H Hurckes 2B 5 0 1 M. Janik SS 2 1 0 Pitzen C 2 1 1 T. Janik LF 4 0 t) Smith IB 4 0 1 Freuno 3B 4 0 0 George. CF 4 0 1 O'Connor' RF 4 0 0 Stahlman P 2 1 2 Salter P 1 0 0 Rohrer p.h. 1 0 1 33 3 7 SHADOW TENNIS? -- It appears that these young ladies have their shadows for oppon­ ents as they begin their second week of be- ginner tennis at the West Campus courts. Looking on is their instructor Harvey Ahitow. PLAIftDEALER PHOTO boldt came through with a base hit scoring Rohrer. Hurckes was then safe on an errror and Reinboldt score on the play. Mike Janik then got a base hit and Pitzen followed with another hit scoring Hurckes. Tom Janik got his sec­ ond hit of the inning driving in the 6th and 7th runs of the in­ ning. McHenry added 1 more run in the 7th while Joliet tallied two in their half of the 7th. McHenry added 1 more in the 8th with Joliet collecting 1 in the 9th to complete the scoring which was 9 to 7. JOLIET AB R H Wheeler CF 3 1 0 Gaether SS 3 1 1 Lynch LF 1 1 1 Oberlin RF 5 1 2 Ditsch P 3 0 0 Rahn P 2 0 0 Restind IB 3 1 1 Dempsey 2B 4 1 1 Rothliser 2 0 1 Kubinsky C 2 0 1 Gerl LF 4 0 1 36 7 9 McHENRY AE w TI Hurckes 2b 5 1 1 M. Janik SS 4 " 2 2 Pitzen C 5 1 0 T. Janik LF 5 1 3 Smith IB 5 0 1 Freund 3B 5 2 2 George CF 4 0 1 O'Connor 'RF 2 0 0 Rohrer RF 3 1 1 Reinboldt P 5 1 2 Louis F. Aiello (center), President of the McHenry County Association for the Retarded accepts a donation from Sam Tomasello (right), Secretary-Treasurer of the McHenry County Bowling Proprietors Association, while Harry Steege (left), Vice-President of the Bowling Proprietors Association looks on. 43 9 13 McHenry meets Downers Grove Sunday at the Crystal Lake high school field at 1 p.m. This being a double elim­ ination tournament, should Mc­ Henry win the first game there will be a second game follow­ ing immediately. McHenry beat Joliet in a do or die game to remain alive in the district tournament. Joliet took a 1 to 0 lead in the first inning on a home run by Ober- lin. They added 3 more runs in the 4th to take a 4 to 0 lead which they held 'till the 6th inning. Tom Janik lead off the sixth with a base hit, Freund reached first on an error, Steve George also got on with an er­ ror, r Tom Janik scoring. Rohrer, pinch hitting tor O'Con­ nor, was safe on a fielders choice scoring Freund. Rein- No More Deer Permits For McHenry County Springfield, 111., July 7 -- Deer hunting permits are no longer available in La Salle and Wayne Counties. William L. Rutherford, director of the Illinois Department of Conser­ vation, said the quotas had been filled in those counties. Quotas have now been reach­ ed in four counties, jp addition to the above two, McHenry and Fulton Counties have been closed. Association Accepts Donation from County Bowling Proprietors One of the groups interested in the srccessful operation of the McHenry County As­ sociation for the Retarded* s Pi­ oneer Center for the Ex­ ceptional is the McHenry Coun­ ty ^ ' ation. Each year this organ­ ization makes a sizable do­ nation to the McHenry County Association for the Retarded to aid in the operation of the vo­ cational training center in Mc- Cullom Lake. The Pioneer Center for the Exceptional is a vital part of the total community effort in McHenry County that deals with the vocational training of its exceptional residents. In order to maintain the program at the Pioneer Center, the organiza­ tion must rely on contributions from interested individuals or groups. Contributions to the McHenry County Association for the Retarded, unless spec­ ified by the donor, are used to purchase equipment such as industrial motors, wire twist­ ing devices, and hand tools that are necessary to complete the contracts secured from local industry. These funds are also used to purchase the equipment necessary to operate the social and recreational programs at the Center. Although the McHenry Coun­ ty Association for the Retarded receives funds from the State of Illinois through the Depart­ ment of Mental Health and from the County, through the Men­ tal Health Board, these funds cannot be used for the purchase of equipment. The money re­ ceived from these two sources is used for the operation of the program other than the equip­ ment necessary for trairisg, Further information con­ cerning the Pioneer Center for the Exceptional and its opera­ tion can be obtained by contact­ ing Louis F. Aiello, President of the McHenry County Assoc­ iation for the Retarded at his law office in Woodstock (338- 3100), or Robert G. Lambourn, Executive Director of the Mc­ Henry County Association for the Retarded (385-3310). For years, travelling cir­ cuses sold the job of ticket- selling to the highest bidder-- often at $100 per week. The sellers made this back, plus their own profit, by short chang­ ing the public. PG. 6 - PIAINDEALER WED. JULY 16, 1969 | McHENRY YOUTH LEAGUE The second half of the season was to start on July sixth bui wouldn't you know it, it had to rain and the first game had to be called in the third and the second half wants to keep up or outdo the first half. Here's hoping that Tuesday's game will be played. Even with a slight shower there managed to be a ball gsme the Giants and Mets on Tues., July 8. Pitch­ ing for the Giants was Knaack, Camasta and Tonyan, doing the catching were Steindorfer and Camasta. For the Giants it was thirteen hits, two were round- trippers by Tiggerman and doubles by Steindorfer and Hur- kes, three walks and one strike­ out. Pitching for the Mets it was Brite and Walker, and Rue - melin caught the whole game. Mets had the foUowing: three hits, one a homer by Choate, eleven walks and four strike­ outs. The final score Giants-- 12, Mets--7. Well, what do ya know, here it is Wednesday and we got by with another ball game, this one was the Braves vs Cubs. Bolger pitched the whole game allowing the Cubs only one hit and that is sume pitching. Here is the run down. For the Braves it was ten hits, two doubles and a home run by Miller, and a hom­ er by Mauch, nine walks, one strikeout and twelve runs. Do­ ing the catching for the Braves were Pitzen and Buss. For the Cubs it was one hit, nine walks, five strikeouts and two runs. The battery for the Cubs were Winters and Fossum pitching, and the catching was done fay Frost. .The final score was Braves--12, Cubs-- 2. Well, finally the weatherman is going along with us, meaning that we got in another ball game, this one was between the Cards and the Mets. When I say that the Mets threw a scare in­ to the Cards I don't mean may­ be 'cause the score went up and down for seven innings. The battery for the Mets was Choate and Rue melin all the way. For the Mets: fourteen hit*, four walks, five strikeouts and thir­ teen runs. For the Cards it was Worm and Grover pitching and Prazak doing the catching. The Cards had the following rundown: seventeen hits, three walks, seven strikeouts and fourteen runs. There were five round trippers hit in this game. They were by the following boys on the Cards--Bartos one, Pra­ zak two, and on the Mets Brite and Walker. Walker and Ubrig had two-baggers for the Mets. Bartos of the Cards had two doubles. The final score was Cards--14, Mets--13. Well for Friday's game we went back to the old story game called wet grounds so that is all ' we can say. Top Ten hitters with eight / or more times at bat: Dehn-Tigers 642 Prazak-Cards 562 Camasta-Giants 500 Mauch-Braves 500 GrcYcr-C?.r<?« * 473 Bockman-Tigers 470 Bartos-Cards 458 Wickenkamp-Cards 454 Pitzen-Braves 437 Miller-Braves 428 Home Runs: Prazak-Cards 6 Morgensen-Cards 5 Tiggerman-Giants 5 Bartos-Cards 4 Dehn-Tigers 4 Mauch-Graves 4 Miller-Braves % 2 Freund-Braves 2 Brite, M. Adams, Choate, M. Rogers, DeVos, Steindorfer Rue melin, and Walker all tied with one apiece. Top R.B.I. Men: Mauch-Braves 21 Tiggerman-Giants- 17 TrWJWH ENDS THUR. 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The first days of the lessons began rather damp and cool but children fore taking her class into the lake. Left to right: Laura Hlggins, Kathy Ahem, Adele Mar­ shall, Gregg Dicker, Jeffrey Raab, David Dick­ er, Steve Absher. around the lake at the five beach first week of classes with some locations have finished their sun and suntans. Earl Walsh SO I HEAR On the house, the ily moved are especia smile and we drove yard. other side of our Alex Schwanke fam- to a new home. We to miss them, too-- that sweet little wave from Julie as in and out of the Wherever we go Whatever we do We want you to know Cub fans are there, too. Nope. We can't escape. Those Cubs are hotter than a 10-cent store pistol and their fens are letting us have it on all sides. As w« told you, somebody mutt have tu, vl out we are a White Sox fen. Joined the Plaindealer crew Saturday for a steak-out at Larry and . Lynn Lunds (Hie Triple-L Ranch). The steak was just right, but we were well done when that crowd turned the heat on us. They weren't so noisy last year or for some years back. But, make no mistake. We want an All-Chicago WoridSer - ies. Spcrts Editors Note To Our Contributors... Please double space. Please do not write on both sides of paper. Please keep firing news at us. y There are big changes in our neighborhood. The Ed Doyles sold out and headed for a new home in Colorado.^ We'll miss those Doyles. The kids werfe nice. So was their But, when we got rid of Ed we got rid of one of the worst all-time Cub fans. When his team won, he would dash out from behind those bushes to wave us down. When they lost, ha must have been hiding in the basement. By his own admission, when his kids were small and he was trying to get a lawn, Ed would tell them to go over and play in "Walsh's Park"...meaning our back yard. It gave us a laugh and the children were welcome. All jokes aside. We are going to miss Ed as well as his fam­ ily. They were good neighbors. Our neighbors, the Hanfords, are back from a fishing trip in Spoooer, Wisconsin where Bob and Helen run Shangri-La Lodge. We have a picture that looks like a good place to get away from it all beautiful. Haven't heard any fish stories from Ford yet, but just wait. And To Our White Sox: Wherever you go Whatever you do We want you to know We're following you. average human has 66 pounds of muscle and 3.2 pounds of brains. That explains a lot of things. Wasting Vi Yovr I Lunch Hour W1IUB9 Try BUI LtadwaDa LAMPLIGHTER CAFE SS1S W. Dm St. jFast Service ft Good Food I Open Every Day at 5 in. l oosed Wed. 10:00 Sunday morning and the guns were turned on us again. Mary smiled -- mostly, but her little sister Terry dashed up with a big picture of Ernie Banks and told us how great are those Cubs. 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