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1 McHENRY YOUTH LEAGUE The season started with a bang Sunday. The Cubs and Tigers started the season with a pitcher's duel. B. Moerschbaecher and J. Larkin locked up in a 1-0 games, the Tigers on the winning side. Moerschbaecher giving up 3 hits, Larkin 4. The second game saw the Mets and Giants in a pitching duel also. T. Gough going for the Mets and Stanek for the Giants. The Mets getting the nod in this one, on an unearned run l to 0. The third game saw some hitting and also excellent pitching, but to the Oriole's surprise, all by the Cards. D. Pathologists View Fish From Fox Two veterinary pathologists prepare to look over fish caught in the Fox river from its banks in McHenry county to determine if they have the same incidence of skin cancer as those reported in a study by Dr. Erich Brown, professor at the Chicago Medical School University of Health Sciences. Richard Wissell, director of the McHenry County Department of Health (right) watches the two veterinary pathologists, Dr. Ward Richter, associate professor of pathology, University of Chicago Medical school (left) and Donald Yost, associate professor of pathology. University of Illinois Medical school. Last week they joined other doctors in asserting that proper handling and inspection, combined with proper cooking, assures consumer that fish caught in the Fox river is safe to eat. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Chapel Hill Golf News Wickenkamp pitched a perfect game., 19 strikeouts in all. Steve Whitehead hit the first homerun of the year as he cleared the center field fence with teammate on base. D. Wickenkamp hit a home run also to go with his great day on the hill. Hats off to D. Wickenkamp. Amon taking the loss for the Orioles. Cards coming up big winners, 12-0. Monday night placed last year's Champs, the Braves, with the Sox. The weather tried to stop the game, but the only lightning and thunder came in the form of the Sox bats as they downed the Braves, 5 to 3, K. Lester doing a very good job on the hill for the Sox and Mike Tonyan taking the loss for the Braves. Some good clutch hitting by both teams kept the game close. Tuesday, the Cubs and Giants came out trying to better their 1-0 loss Sunday, the Cubs taking thereon test 17-2. Jerry Larkin .ret grand slam of the year^l Klapperich also hit one out of the park. R. Vauk was the winning pitcher against three for the Giants, Knox was the starter and loser. PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 Crystal Woods Birdies Golf League The monthly luncheon was held on June 1 with thirty or so members enjoying the lasagne in the recently completed dining room addition of the Crystal Woods Golf Club. The luncheon was prefaced with a short business meeting con­ ducted by Mary Sicks who was in perfect form with her usual quips. Prizes were awarded for the previous month's play and committee reports were heard. Agnes Toth who was a member McHenry Country Club First round winners in the Directors' Tournament held at the club on Sunday, June 4, were: of the Birdies was a guest this week. It has been suggested that an Out Of Play Society (OOPS) be formed within the league. Membership is limited to only those ladies who have hit a ball into the barn on No. 9 and will admit it. Olta Potts, Jeanne Long and Bev Jeffers are already charter members. Turn in your name to the Publicity Chairman if you wish to become a member of this exclusive club. Class A. R. Waytula; A. Jackson; B. Jacobs; R. Spiess; E. Buss, R. Freuhd; J. Varese; and Chris Newkirk. Class B. G. Nelson; B. Funk; T. Evans; B. Elbersen; B. Strauss; E. Cepulis; W. Frett; and B. Andrews. Class C. T. Spengel; Doc Sayler; T. McNulty; T. Victor; K. Holmes; H. Reihansperger; J. Nolan; and F. Ballstadt. Class D P. Rizzo; S. Guanci; E. Bishoff; E. Ray; T. Burke; B. Yopp, D. Gerstad; and E. Tonyan, Jr. Low net winners for the day were; Class A. 1) W. Jacobs; 2) E. Buss; 3) A. Jackson. Class B. 1) Herb Reihan­ sperger; 2) J. Nolan; 3) T. McNulty. Class C. 1) D. Gerstad; 2) E. Bishoff; 3) D. Wattles, Doc Carelli, S. Guanci. Standings after June 6: Schlitz, 21; Old Bridge, 19M»; Bavarian Haus, 19^; Harry's Arco, 19; Hettermann's, 184; Du-Ro Duffers, 15V2; McHenry Rec, 15; Nolan Liquors, 13>/2; Miller's Hi Life, 12; Rudolph's Concrete, 11V2. Event of the day low putts: Class A. Dorothy Kream- check, 14; Pat Barber, 14. Class B. Mary J. Mogdans, 18; Florence Schmitt, 18. Class' C. Linda Par- tenheimer, 19. In the finals of Flight 1 of the 2 man aggregate tournament played at the club on Saturday, June 3, the team of Gary Adams and Dennis Brimingham defeated Dick Weber and Tom Bolger. Gary Adams birdied the last 3 holes to win the match 1 up. 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Nite til 9:00 Sunday 10 «i 2 of Illinois at the Medical center, Chicago, the previous day. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Lance M. Parks, 5416 W. Euclid drive, McHenry, Dr. Parks graduated in 1956 from St. Mary's parochial school and in i960 from McHenry high school. He received his B.S. degree from Northern Illinois university in 1964 and his M.S. degree from the University of Illinois two years later. Dr. Parks will serve a three- year residence at the University of Oregon hospital, Portland. Ore., beginning the end of June The right length for pants, worn with a pant's suit, should be with the hem bare­ ly touching the instep. Roll­ ed up pants and hot pants should be used only for beach or country wear. Some of the striped dresses shown in shops use the material so that the stripes go in several differ­ ent directions. This is sup­ posed to give a slim look to those who are trying to lose a few pounds. DR. LANCEK PARKS A reception was held at the McHenry Country club last Saturday, June 3, honoring Lance K. Parks. The young M.C.H.S. graduate had recieved his degree of Doctor of Medicine from the University class at Campion Jesuit high school. Prairie Du Chien, Wis. He maintained a 96 grade point average over his four years, including his junior year, which was spent in Europe. Thomas was named resident advisor for his senior year. The young man will attend the University of Chicago, where he has been awarded a scholarship. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. O'Brien. JEW FUEL . . . Bernard Johnson, Goodyear environ­ mental engineering manager, holds a clinker-like ash -- all that remains of an auto tire after it is used as fuel in a smokeless, odorless tire-fired boiler going into operation at their Jackson, Mich, plant soon. The ash is primarily the melted remains of the tire's metal bead. First of its kind in the U.S., the boiler will consume about 3,000 tires a day to generate steam power to manufacture new tires. THOMAS C. O'BRIEN SALl TATORIAN -- Thomas C. O'Brien of 907 N. Wood street, McHenry, was named salutatorian of his graduating A TRE 2t> N W i l l i a m s S t c r y s t a l l a k e Phone S1 5-459-6440 Great Sci.-Fi. Hit 'silent running" starring Bruce Dern And look who else is back! BUJY Starts today-1 week only Double Dynamite Show One complete show nitely Silent Running • 7 pm Billy Jack • 9 pm ri. - Thurs.. June 9 thru 1 onRtm.BO I Mitm Emm of McMmnry 3 G I A N T H I T S s. îvetUcte detail Outlet 1402 NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILLINOIS