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<r- PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - WED. JULY 22,1970 k TOP SEX QUALIFIERS get set for the state playoffs of the Amer­ ican Pro-Youth Golf Classic to be held at the McHenry Country Club. The local round was completed on July 9 and the winners are L-R posing with Bob Mortell, state chairman, Mario Vitale of Prospect Heights with a 75, Steve Massa of Elgin with a 79, third place- is Scott Whitten of Lombard with a 81, Nelson Adams of McHenry with a 82 and it was a tie for fifth place by Mike Levitt and Tim Hadding of Crystal Lake with a 83. On the right is Frank Low who assisted Bob Mortell in the local round of the classic. July 23 and 24 will see these boys competing with 48 other boys from the state. Only five winners of the 54 will continue into the National tournament to be held in Twin Oaks Country Club in Oklahoma City, Okla. This is the second annual tournament sponsored by the National Independent Insurance A- gents association. PLAINDEALER PHOTO McHENRYl YOUTH y LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS: Cards 12 2 •Braves 10 3 Sox 7 7 Giants 7 5 Mets 6 8 •Tigers 4 9 Cubs X 1 12 * Braves-Tigers game played under protest. Monday night found Larry Beaman and his Cubs a very happy group of guys when they won their first game of the sea­ son against the Giants 12-11. Home runs were hit by Cub Guy Winters with two men on and Jim Bacon of the Giants. Credit is given to Guy For- tina of the Giants who played a "nifty" shortstop and kept his team alive on the field. On Tuesday night it was the Cards victorious over the Mets 18-0. Highlights of this shutout had to be Jim Stilling's homerun to center and the excellent pitching of Dave Wickenkamp who allowed only 2 hits and struck out 15. Wednesday night* s ball game had the Sax emerge victorious over the Tigers. No highlights turned in. Thursday night's game mat­ ched the Mets against the Ti­ gers with the Mets coming out on top of the 17-13 score. Home runs by John Meyer, Kelly Bute, and two by Ed Choate, all Met players, helped their team score another victory. On Saturday it was a triple header, scheduled that way so everyone could enjoy the Mar­ ine Festival. « In the first game of the af­ ternoon it was the Giants over the Sox 6-5. This had to be one of the best played ball games of the season with spe­ cial mention of the fine job both Bill Stallman and Guy For- tin did for their teams on the mound. 0 The second game of the day had the Cubs and Cards slug it out in the rain with the Cards adding to their winning column by a score of 14-8. Mike Ja- blonski of the Cards is credit­ ed with a 3 run hona$r and Jim Klapperich's grand slam made his Cub team mighty proud of him. The final game of the day brought together the Braves vs. Tigers. Hiis tightly played ball- game by both teams ended in 4-3 final with the Braves on top. Tennis Club =News= McHenry Tennis Club played host to members of the Fox Trails tennis club for the sec­ ond time this season on Sun­ day, July 19 at the West Cam­ pus tennis courts. Twenty-nine men and women showed up tet 10 o'clock Sunday morning des­ pite the threatening weather to participate in doubles and mixed doubles play. On Sunday, June. 22, 26 men and women from the same clubs withstood the high winds that prevailed on that day. Since the first two events have met with such en­ thusiasm, other events will be held in August and September. McHenry Labor Day weekend tournament will be held Sep­ tember 5,6 and 7. It is now in the planning stages. Within a few weeks application blanks will be mailed out to club mem­ bers and anyone else who is in­ terested. John McGowan, who drove in all four runs with his two home runs, had to be the "hero" of the day for the Braves. TTie game, however, is being pro­ tested. TENNIS TOURNAMENT July 25 and 26, Crystal Lake lbs holding its annual Father- Son/Father-Adopted Son Open Doubles tournament beginning at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, July 25 at the Crystal Lake high school tennis courts. Trophies will be awarded. Other events at this tournament will be: Mother- Daughter/Mother Adapted Daughter doubles; Men's Doub­ les and Boys under 18 Doubles. For further information on any of the above tennis events, call Mrs. John Lawrence of McHen­ ry. ATHLETES AWAY Ripon, Wisconsin -- Names of only five seniors appeared on a list of 43 Ripon college spring sports lettermen just released by Athletic Director John Stor- zer. Also named were eighteen juniors, eight sophomores and a dozen freshmen. The latter were eligible for varsity com­ petition for the first time. Among the Juniors receiving letters in track was Steve Loef- felhoelz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Loeffelhoelz, 3712 W. Lee, McHenry. ?r da ' How could we have forgotten to mention Mike Brown in our last column. The last run hadn't been recorded in the All-Star baseball game when our phone rang. Smiling Mike, in all his sweetness, wanted to tell us the National League had emerg­ ed vi^orious. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J a grandma! She has a smile that goes from here to there. A precious little granddaughter has come to brighten her life. by singing "Hail-Hail-The Gang's All Here" as we walk­ ed in. You would think the shrimp boats were a-comin*. 'Twas fun. have it after the All-Star game was Roger Collins. We spoke of the sparkling shortstopping of Louis Aparicioand mentioned that the American League should have had more of the White Sox stars. "Do they have another one?", was the smart query. Reference and fun remarks in that "Musin' and Meanderin'" column about the Parade Mar­ shal made us the target for a lot of kidding. Told our "Bren- da" the only disturbing part oi the whole thing was to learn that so many people read her column. Had no idea! We heard plenty of remarks about the Cubs and Sox along the parade route. Should have had a White Sox banner. Another "friend" who let us "Blondie" Karls Oeffling is We stopped at the VFW af­ ter the parade. That's where the action was! Music--wowie-- The "Fire Ball Eight" raised the rafters. A real gay group of people gladdened our hearts \ Tony Noonan is a Cub fan. Yep. When he was 10 years old, "Hack" Wilson came to McHenry for the opening of the Walsh (no relation) Drug Store where Bill Nye now pre­ sides. Wilson bought Tony an ice cream cone and a Cub fan was born. \ fc Lfc I# 1 HI R0HTST. 33S0I THE HOT POTATO was hot against the first place Cards in the early innings of Tuesday's game with the Tigers but the Cards cooled it down and came through with a 6-5 victory. Larry Tucker in top photo misses a fast ball thrown by Tiger pitcher Like EGOS At Lunch Time? Breakfast Served AH Day at... Bills Lamplighter Cafe 3313 W. ELM - McHENRY • t kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk i f * •* •I I l •l I I •I Astrological Natal Charts Does the Moon Affect You? •t t •1 • t •k • t • i K LEARN WHAT INFLU- ' * " { ENCE ALL THE PLANETS \ ! J HAVE ON YOUR LIFE.. For Details Write: < ASTROLOGY ' P.O. Box 156, McHENRY * Ik + kkkkkkkkkkkkkk . BOATING SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK Here's your United States Coast Guard Boating Safety Tip of the Week! , Always have a chart of the area in which you are boating. You may know the area well but you will be surprised how much the chart will disclose. It is of great importance to know the nearest point of land and the depth of the water un­ der you. Think we forgot to correct our mention of "Red" Cain. Should have been "Reb" for Rebel. "Thank You" notes are not for the news section, but we will run this one. Any more will have to go to the Classi­ fied department. . "The Major League Condors and their parents would like to thank Jack Ramer pub­ licly for coaching our team once again into the first place position. We appre­ ciate your time and efforts. Thanks, Jack!" There were some mighty tired people in McHenry Mon­ day those who did so much work to make Marine-Festi­ val week a big success. They would rather count the number of days 'til Christmas than think of another Festival week for a while. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllk Northern lllini Bowmen News iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimmiiiiii V Northern mini Bowmen of McHenry were hosts to 202 archers at the 2 day Safari. High score for the Safari was made by Wayne Konkle of Shar­ on, Wisconsin, with a 445 out of a possible 560 points. Northern lllini Bowmen first place trophy winners were: Ray Martin, Jim Sanders, Ray Koch, Anderson, Ardene Raven, se Eady, Kathy Sander3, Leah /jay and Irene Trumble. Also to youths: Rex Sommer, Keith Engelhardt and Jeff Ra­ ven. Second place NIB winners in their respective classes were: Harv Eady, Marc Englehardt, Joe Raven, Oscar Sommer, Shirl Heffernan and youth, Ray Martin, Jr. Local winners of red and gold third place trophies were: John Zawaski, Cal Houser, Ann Mar­ tin, Joan Anderson and Jean Bird. The 3-D animals are all in the hospital for repairs to await next year's Safari, whenthey a- gain will delight archers at the Northern lllini Bowmen outdoor range. August 2nd is a Hunter Round Club shoot and second leg of the aggragate Club Champion­ ship. •+*- YOUTH RECEIVE "YJr SWIM AWARDS None of the youth who received swim award cards on July 3 at the conclusion of the first set of Lake Region Y.M.C.A. summer swim lessons are pictured at the Thunderbird Farm pool in Cary. 11:30 a.m. class youth are, (left to right) Joe Dvorak from Cary-Minnow, Gera- lyn Smith from McHenry-Minnow, Jean Ernesti from Hunt ley-Minnow, Marian Manning from Huntley-Minnow, Regina Manning from Huntley- Minnow, Carmella Dvorak from Cary-Minnow, and Paul Dvorak from Cary-Minnow. An additional series of swim lessons will begin on July 21 and August 4. There are 'class­ es for different levels at 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. Additional Minnow swim a- ward winners are Diana Halvor- sen from Barrington, Libby Ap - pleton, Bill Bixby, Jill Chris- tensen, Mark Graves, Linnea Page, Nancy Lee Page, and Don Page from Cary, Jay Bry­ an, Tracie Frothingham, Chris Duerden, Lisa Krchak, Ray Morris, Gary Niemi, Vernie Swanson, Karen Tenbrook, Lau­ ra Triefenbach, and Brad Young from Crystal Lake, Maria Rot- ta and John Borre from Fox River Grove, and Mark Schmal- ing, Vicky Soda, Robert Dund- by, and Joe Weston from McHenry. Fish award winners are Scott Appleton, Julie Brockway, Dan­ ny McDonald, Peggy Walter from Cary, Scott Dawson and Scott Johnson from Crystal Lake, Claudia Gray from Island Lake, Cheryl Knutson from Mc­ Henry, and Jeff Whiting from Woodstock. Flying Fish award winners are Kathy Alexander, Tammy Frothingham, and Beverly Tos- cano from Crystal Lake. Roger Ludwig. 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