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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. 1971 V Valley View Field And Track Meet Smiles for everyone when Valley View School had its first track and field meet June 7th. Pictured above fs Phyllis Wright and Brian Pienschke. Monday, June 7, 1971 was a beautiful day for Valley View's first track and field meet. Mr. Freeman and Mr. Wald organized the meet so that 4th, 5th and 6th grade students could participate in any events, just as long as they par­ ticipated in no more than three events. Everyone had a great time running in races, jumping, and doing other track events. The actual events were: in races, the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, the 220 yard dash, the 440 yard dash thejwo yard run, and the 600 yard relay. Other events included, the! high jump, the discus, the broad jump, and the shot put. The next given were . I . f« «.*it jfj > •; Everyone, spectators and participants listen to the chairman of the track meet, Mr. Wald, and the co-chairman, Mr. Freeman, Who gave instructions and directions. t. ! L a psf? . K?4i Participants of the 600 yard run are started by our co-chairman, and starter, Mr. Freeman. The winner of this race was Kerry Schultx. day certificates out to all par­ ticipants. All first, second, and third place winners got special awards. We thank Mr. Freeman very much for making June 7, 1971 an extra special day at Valley View school. by Debbie Krier SCHOOL TRACK MEET On a sunny day on June 7, the first Valley View School Track- meet was held. The 4th, 5th and 6th grades were able to par­ ticipate in the events. In the races there were the 50 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yard run, 600 yard run, and required 4 people. The judges of the races were Mr. Ron Freeman-Stater, Mr. Mike Benjamin - 1st place judge, Mr. Jim Buelow-2nd place judge, and Mr. Eton Neubauer-3rd place judge. In the High Jump, Mr. Jerry Miller was the of­ ficial. In the shot put, the art of throwing a 8-pound ball, the judge was Mr. Terry Anfinson. In the discus, the throwing of something like a frisbee, the judge was Mr. Bill Hempel. In the Broad Jump, jumping as far as you can and landing in the sand, the judge was'Mr. Dick Anderson. Valley View was proud to have this track meet,' and it was a big success, by Lori Dargatz It was a sunny afternoon when it all happened. The First Field and Track meet was held at Valley View public school. There were many events taking place there After the running, Lucky for her! This lucky girl came in first place far the 600 yard run. Guess who? Cindy McDonald, sixth grade. ><X v f C5K Here comes sixth grade student, Charlie Miller for a hard land­ ing. He made this fantastic jump at the broad jump! Did you ever try to high jump? TWs picture is of sixth grader, Dave Sagers who tied with fifth grade Chris Roby for first place. HE SAWFISH ZL0$£11 (SELATEP TO. THE- .v by Liz Nolan Tuesday, the 8th, found the sun shining warmly on a large and enthusiastic group of women golfers at McHenryC.C. as they participated in the annual Flag Day Tournament. Teeing off promptly at 8:30, the foursome of Buss, A. Johnson, Reihansperger and Nolan set the pace for some exceptionally fine golfing. Dropping her putt for a birdie deuce on the 18th, Anna Johnson took the lead in Class A with a net 76, only to be knocked out of the running by Ettie Lovett who took the honors of the day with a net of 72. This was followed closely by Alvina Yopp's 75 net. A new record sale of No. 11 irons may be in the offing after the very able demonstrations of that particular club were given by two of the women Tuesday. With a fine sense of direction and purpose, Bea Horn pulled her No. 11 from her bag, guided her ball through the opening between the sand traps and promptly sank her approach on number 5. Meanwhile, over on the 18th fairway after her drive and a fine woodshot put her well over the creek, Joanie Buss ran into a little tough luck when somewhere nearby a s t r a t eg ica l ly exp loded firecracker caused her to dub the nex t two sho t s . Un­ dismayed, Joanie drew the magical No. 11 iron from her bag and, from eighty yards out, dropped her approach for a par 5. -Which only proves there is more than one way to skin a cat; or, in this case, to par a hole. Results for the day are as follows: Class A Low Net, Ettie Lovett - 72 Class A Low Putts, J. Bussft- 28 Class B Low Net, Espar Oja - 81 ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating » Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. 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The winners were: • Track Events: * 50 yard Dash - Boys: 1st - Neils Larsen, 2nd - Don Johnson, 3rd-John Penny > Girls: 1-Linda Vick, 2-Susan Wickenkamp, 3 -Angie Bridenfeld 100 yard dash - Boys: 1st - Neils Larsen, 2nd - Paul Monahan, 3rd-Mike Sisney , Gi r l s : l s t -Tammy Leone , 2nd-Mary Lamberg, tied-Barb Truszkowski, 3rd-Peggy Burg tied-Helen Burlack 220yard dash-Boys: lst-Mike Sisney, °2nd-Paul Vick, 3rd- Dave Bremer Girls: lst-Mary Lamberg, 2nd Pam Watson, 3rd - Libby Damiano 440 yard dash - Boys: 1st- Chris Roby, 2nd - John Orton, 3rd -Brian DiBlasi No girls entered this event. 600 yard run - Boys: lst- Kerry Schultz, 2nd-Nick DiBlasi, 3rd-Dominic Visconti Girls. 1st - Cindy McDonald, 2nd, Lynn Patterson, 3rd, Cecelia Larsen 600yard relay: 1st - Neils Larsen (tie) Mark Peterschick, Dave Bremer, Steve Mai, Cherri Cox, Sue Wickenkamp, Kelly Staley and Linda Vick 2nd - Debbie Benes, Angie Bridenfeld, Liz Turner and Helen Bulack 3rd - Dennis Marunde, Dave Clark, Helen Burlack and Angie Briedenfeld Field Events: High Jump: Boys - 1st: Dave Sagers tied with Chris Roby - 2nd: John Orton Girls: lst-Cindy McDonald, 2nd-Kelly Staley, 3rd"-Cherri Cox Discus: Boys - 1st: Randy Johnson, 2nd: Jack Bucaro, 3rd: Sam Farano Girls: lst-Kelly Flannigan, 2nd-Marie Alexander, 3rd-Liz Turner Shot Put: Boys - 1st: Randy Johnson, 2nd: Doris Boelter (girl) 3rd: Steve Nelson Girls: lst-Helen Burlack, 2nd - Kelly Flannigan, 3rd Christine Alexander Broad Jump: Boys - 1st: John Orton, 2nd: Ken Pedretti Girls: 1st - Kelly Staley, 2nd-Christine Alexander, 3rd- Cindy McDonald tied Ruby Alexander t>y Tina Licastro Class B Low Putts, N. Fidler - 30 Class C Low Net, M. Donnelly - 75 Class C Low Putts, Bea Horn - 31 June 22 will find the women participating in the Tin Whistle Tournament. This will also be qualifying for Match Play which will begin the following week and go for four rounds. Added Note: Humbl ing us to the realization that we are not always masters of our fate, the weather once again intervened in some scheduled fun golf. Friday evening brought forth a sizeable turnout of enthusiastic but skeptical players for the opening round of the annual Couples Golf at McHenry C.C. The skepticism was well- founded when the rumbling thunder and flashing lightning fo rced the more s t a lwar t duffers back to the club house. With most couples finishing only four or five holes, no complete scores can be turned in. Some of the would-be Palmers and Nicklauses were off to a great start while others, like the Guntners, were having a bit of out-of-bounds trouble. Darkening clouds cut visibility considerably, but not so much that the action on No. 11 by the Spengels was not observed. It seems that "Teddy Bear", one of the really big hitters, ran into a few problems and wound up taking a 7 while his lovely wife, Ginny, more often found at home with the children, dropped her putt for an easy par 4. So goes the game of golf. Next week the story may be different. JOHNSBURG TIGERS REMAINDER OF 1971 BASEBALL SCHEDULE June 19, Saturday, Addison, Away - 2:00 June 20, Sunday, McHenry - HOME, 1:30 June 26, Saturday, Elmwood Park - Away, 2:00 June 27, Sunday, Dundee - HOME, 1:30 July 3, Saturday, Naperville - Away, 2:00 July 7, Wednesday, McHenry - Away, 6:00 July 11, Sunday, Addison - WALSH I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Sorry to have missed Jim Drucker when he was in to say hello. He is a young 87 - and goin' fishin'. J im le f t word tha t he was our first customer when we worked for Stoffel and Reihansperger at about the age of 21 years. We remember - remember well. Clara Stoffel coached us before we took off ~ told us just what to say. Then, we forgot the script and had to play it by ear. Jim understood and was very kind. Met Frank Cady, Pres. of R ive r s ide S .A.C. , i n Cub Territory Saturday night as he proudly displayed a beautiful trophy presented to him at the Little League dance. The Condors, Majors and Minors, were sponsored by S.A.C. and both won their league races. We add our congratulations. Liz Nolan is puzzled about a sticker on our rear bumper (the car bumper). Either Karen or Sandbaggers league, Chapel Hill Golf Course, Standings as of June 12. 1. Pro-Circle Golf-lOVfe 2. Kordan's Landing - 10 3. Mac-Val Construction - 8V2 4. Paradise Park - 7 The last two teams haven't given up. They both took lVfe points from the 1 and 2 teams Sunday. Team 1 vs. 4 and 2 vs. 3. Hang in there fellows. On July 5 the husbands decided to take out the wives for an outing. First we'll all play a round of best ball matches followed by a bar­ becue at Floyd Johnson's house on the river. McHENRYAREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE at East Campus by R. Radtke Hey! Hey! the River Side Laundry broke their losing streak by an 8-5 victory over the Hospital Team. The second game however was a different story with a score of 14-11 in favor of the hospital. The game ran over inning on a tie score and the hospital gained 3 runs to win. Freund's field: Brake Parts did it again with a clean sweep on two games of 9-6 and 8-3 against the Group. The official standings so far are: W Brake Parts 6 Hospital 3 Group 2 River Side Laundry 1 5 Who will be the ones that will tip over the N.A.P.A. Team? Next games June 17 - Game time 6:15 p.m. East Campus: Group- Hospital Freund's Field - Riverside Laundry-Brake Parts HOME, 1:30 July 17, Saturday, Melrose Park - HOME, 2:00 July 18, Sunday, Dundee - Away, 1:30 July 24, Saturday, Evanston - HOME, 2:00 July 25, Sunday, Glen Ellyn - HOME, 1:30 3® The marimba Maylasia. originated in Central Air Conditioning for comfort Century the year 'round •Quality •Residential 385-8350 Knox Heafng • Air Conditioning •Dependability •Commercial Jgrviue on ali Nancy Blake, or both, stuck it on our ca r : ONLY BEATS LOVE MILK Now Liz wants to know if it reads "ONLY LOVE BEATS MILK" or "ONLY BEATS LOVE MILK". Anyhow, let's drink up. Went over to the opening of the Youth League at the V.F.W. Sunday and was disappointed at the small crowd in at­ tendance. It would be nice to see Moms and Dads with the boys. Of course, we understand that some just cannot make it. They are a fine group of boys, those Youth Leaguers. And there are some real good ball players on those teams. We can't sing enough praises for the men and women who give their time, efforts, and knowledge of the game to keep those boys playing ball. It's a grand old game. Maybe you don't see the women out on the field. They are behind the scenes. Just think how they have to plan meals around game time and practice time when their husbands are managing and coaching the boys. Moms are nice people. ^""UfcWenry*^ ) Men's 16" I § Softball League j by Jerry Miller After four weeks of exciting Softball games, Hettermann's remains as the only team un­ defeated. On Tuesday night Harmony Resort upset Old Bridge 19 to 16. Schmitt led the way with 3 hits and 4 RBI's. He was backed up also by DeCicco, and Kurtz who had 3 hits apiece. Nolan kept his hot bat alive by pounding out 4 singles. In the second game of the night Hettermann's soundly beat Dog House 16 to 5. M. Bentz led the way with 3 hits and 3 RBI's. J. Meyer collected 3 hits for Dog House. On Thursday night Hohman's beat Jake's 22 to 8. Hitting stars for Hohman's were Gerstein, Cotes, Freund, Gibson and Williams who had 3 hits apiece. D. Meyer refused to let up. and pounded out 3 hits. In the second game Mer's« Beach edged Carls' 16 to 15. B. Pusaten had 3 hits and 4 RBPs [eyer also had 3 ! it it just wasn't ss exciting : softball every; " y at 7:30. for Mar's. B. hitp for Carl^ endugtL/Don't Men's league Tuesday and Thi ILLINOIS YOUR ftsitmce sieves ray roUTH THE TROPHIES ARE READY as the date of the third annual Insurance Pro-Youth Golf Classic draws near. Bob Mortell, local and State chairman of this event, prepares for his duties as he studies the rules. The local Tournament will be held at the McHenry Country Club on June 28. Entry blanks may be obtained from pro shops throughout McHenry county and the entry deadline is June 23. PLAINDEALER PHOTO YOUR CHOICE BLACK DECKER % IN. 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