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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALEI^-F^IDAY, JULY 6, 1973 M ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT -- This year's County Chairman Bob Overly, Woodstock, is shown ah<>\ e with the three trophy winners, Mike Carmody, Gary Shastal and John Craig. Michael Car- mody of Crystal Lake, playing out of the Crystal Woods Golf Club, garnered the top honors in the Mcllenr> County Association of Independent Insurance Agents' 5th annual local insurance youth golf classic. The McHenry County Agents' Association, with the cooperation of the McHenry Country Club. hosted some thirty boys in the local qualifying trials of the insurance youth golf classic on Thursday, June 2K. Flaying in the wind and cold Carmody, age 17, went out in 38 strokes, including an out-of-bounds penalty, and came in in 36, for an 18 hole score of 3 over par,74. Gary Shastal, age 17. plaving out of the McHenry Country Club, took second place going out in one over par 36 and coming in in '.!<), for an 18 hole score of 4 over par 75. Third place honors were garnered by John Craig, age 16, playing out of the Crystal Woods Golf Club, with an 18 hole score of 79. The three trophy winners w ill be joined at the state tournament, to be held on July 19 and 20 at the Wedgewood (iolf Club in Joliet, by Bowen Palenske of Woodstock who toured the McHenry course with a fine 81. \lso participating in the state tournament will be Steven Himes of Cary,and 14ye*r old James Grady of Crystal Lake, both with 18 hole scores of 83. First alternate to the state tournament will be Rick Rindo of Cary, w ho garnered the first alternate spot in a sudden death play-off on the first extra hole, with the second alternate spot going to Brian Kay of Dundee, who took the position on the second extra hole. These two boys, along with Fd Thomas of McHenry, all turned in fine 18 hole scores of 84. McHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL The Lakers pullerl to within one game of league leading Swanson Chalet as they swept a double header with Morton Chemical . 11-8 and 17-5. McHenry hospital took a pair vs. Rusty Nail , 13 8 and 11-10. I t took a comeback effort in the second game as M. Oik and Sundby led the hospital in their second win of the season. In the third double header of the night The Group took 9 innings to l>eat last year 's defending champs. McHenry Brake Parts 17-13. The final score was 17-13, as Letezia hit a grand slam home run in the bottom of the 9th for the Group. The second game was all Brake Parts as they scored 12 runs in the f irst 2 innings and won easi ly over the Group 14-1 Gary Baldwin homered twice in game one for Brake Parts in a losing effort while Bob Kolby and Tim Ryan led the victors in game two Pat Wirtz Disneyland. Calif . uses water equivalent to needs of a ci tv of 40.000. ( \ •,Ne**r Mighty tame 4th of July at the Walsh ranch That is , i t ' s quiet s ince two l ively grand­ children took off with Grandma Arlet te Rietesel for a picnic. Those two will take the grow nups ' minds off the ants at the picnic. Notice the honeymoon is over with a lot of Sox fans and sports writers in their thoughts of Manager Chuck Tanner. While love w as blind. Tanner could do no wrong. The fact is that Tanner doesn't make many bad1 moves. He simply doesn' t have the healt j>v athletes to move this sea^pff . As far as we are concerned, the season is st i l l young. Ever the optimist , we st i l l think i t w i l l be a Chicago World Series. Couldn' t hear Lvnn Lund and EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ </) LU o Step into something comfortable. 5$ Step i n *o the good l i fe , t he wonde r fu l l i f e o f own ing your own home wi th Wausau Homes Beaut i fu l ly s ty led in ter iors wi th f loorp lans to f i t your fami ly ready fo r you t o make you r f i n i sh ing deco ra t i ng touches and move r i gh t i n . Priced from $11,988 to $23,288 See all the features that can put yOu into the good life at our model home. * N OPEN DAILY 1:00 to 6:0& p.m. Or By Appointment rp Pal's Restaurant Li MODEL 73 O * WOODSTOCK Maiengo Rt. 176 P & F BUILDERS, INC. Shamrocl: Ball Team Wins Three Straight No. Rt. 14 815-459 0033 Woodstock The Shamrocks came back from a double setback to win three straight baseball games against Waukegan on Tuesday, the McCum Pontiac Saturday and Harris of Rockford on Sunday. The trip to Waukegan saw Gallagher go the distance, scattering 7 hits and giving up 3 runs In the second inning, down 1-0, the Shamrocks got 3 doubles from Pokorny, Thornhoffer and Sundby to score 2 runs and the lead which was never lost again. BOXSCORES McHenry vs. Waukegan pos ab r h Zick 5 4 12 M. Janik 6 4 10 Rogers 8 3 11 Langlee 7 3 0 1 Pokorny 4 3 11 Thurnhoffer 9 2 11 Conell 2 2 0 0 Sundby 3 3 0 2 Gallagher 1 2 0 1 Stahlman 8 7 0 0 Salter 9 10 0 Herb Reihansperger (down thfe table a ways) at the recent Rotary dinner at the Country club But, the looks were enough. They weren't saying anything good about our Sox. Larry was sitting closer to us. He's not THAT bad'. In spite of some fair ly robust scores, there are a heckuva lot more hit ters under .250 than over. Of course, if a pi tcher gives up two hits in an inning, he had better get the next man or give up the ball to a rel ief pi tcher. HORSE SHOW -- The Bull Valley Seekers are sponsoring an all youth western horse show next Sunday, July 8, starting at 9 a.m. at the Good Times Riding academy, 8206 Bull Vallev road. 5 This gave Bill a 2-0 record for the season. The score was locked at 2 apiece untfl the Shamrocks let loose and pounded out 3 hits and one was a base hit by Pokorny that drove in two runs. Again in the 8th there were 3 hits but this produced 3 runs, two off the bat of Pokorny, again driving in Pitzen and Janik who both had a fine dav at the plate. BOX SCORES McCum game: pos ab r h Grant 4 3 0 0 Langlee 7 4 0 0 Rogers 8 3 11 Pitzen 3 3 3 1 Janik 6 4 2 4 Zick 5 4 0 0 Pokorny 2 3 12 Conell 8 2 0 0 Jackson 1 4 0 0 Rohrer 3 10 0 Gallagher 3 0 0 0 Thurnhoffer 8 2 0 2 34 7 10 Total 29 5 9 When McHenry went into league play on the weekend, they played like defending champions. McCum Pontiac was no match for Jackson who gave up only 2 runs and 6 hits, w alking 4 men, and striking out Harris of Rockford, who had been beating the tough teams, came to McHenry and found a team too tough to handle. McHenry scored 3 runs to tie the game in the first inning and 3 more in the second to take a 6- 5 lead that was lost in the 5th when 2 base hits and two walks were earned off of Stahlman in relief for Thurnhoffer. Another run was earned by Harris when Lew is hit his second home run. This made the score 9-7 But the Shamrocks kept fighting To climax this high scoring, thrilling baseball game, the Shamrocks scored a run when Rogers scored after his lead-off double Conell also got on when he w as hit by a pitch and Salter pitch ran. Salter scored after Rohrer got a pitch hit single to push Salter to second, and Zick singled. This tied up the game at 9 all Kiefer came to bat with men on 1st and 2nd. The third pitch was put out on the road for the game winning RBI. scoring Rohrer from second. The Shamrocks are now 9-5 overall and 3 and 2 in the league Next Saturday, don't miss the game of the year when the McHenry Shamrocks take on the Tigers at Johnsburg at 2 p.m. This will be one game everyone should see. BOXSCORES McHenry vs. Harris pos ab r h Zick 5 6 13 Kiefer 8 4 2 2 Langlee 7' 4 2 1 Wench 9 5 2 2 Pitzen 3 3 0 1 Rogers 6 5 1 4 Pokorny 2 2 0 0 Sundby 4 2 0 0 Thurnhoffer 1 10 0 Salter pr 0 1 0 Conell 4 10 1 Stahlman 1 3 0 1 Rohrer pr 1 1 1 37 10 16 These young horsemen have 16 events planned. Should be good to watch. Boys and girls are not identified on pictures from the YMCA. After the first two weeks, we note that McHenry swimmers receiving awards are Jeff Smith and Geralyn Smith. Glenna Gosch of Spring Grove is another Minnow award winner. John Busscher keeps reminding you men about Hookey Day in hiN McHenry Country Club no'%* column. July 11 isn't fur away. For many years it has been a day of days -- golf and fun As we get it, John (Mr. Cub) wants you to get your reservations in to Vale -- right now! This was sent to us marked "Compliments of Larry Nimsgern": THIS IS NO BLARNEY! Robert kedford, George Segal a Co heist The Hot Rock American Legion Baseball - A strong hitting team from Cary was too much for McHenry's American Legion team Sunday. Cary's shortstop, Billy Heft, stroked two triples and a single, and Turner, their first baseman, had 3 singles. Some errors by the usually good McHenry infield also contributed to the 12-5 defeat. McHenry's batters were held hit less until the 5th inning when they pushed 2 runs across home plate on singles by Kevin Worm, pave Wickenkamp, and Steve and Pat Stanek. They scored 3 more runs in the 7th inning on hits by Dan Voight and Jerry Biederer. Ray Williams helped the cause with a single in the 6th inning. Next Sunday McHenry travels to Cary to face them again. BOXSCORES CARY ab r h Heft ss 5 3 3 Wendtcf 3 2 l Turner lb 4 13 Paquette p 5 12 McMillan 2b 5 1 1 Vitek 3b 5 10 Burke If 5 0 1 Newman rf 4 2 0 Kleinhansc 4 l l 575 pairs of Irish brothers were studied for nine years. Half lived in America (Boston), half in Ireland. The Irish half ate 400-500 more calories a day and lots of butter and rich cream. Yet, their hearts were stronger and cholesterol levels lower than their brothers in America. Seems the Irish work harder, worry less and sing more. Might add-- they |ight more, too, Larry. Old Sayings, abbreviated a bit: Blondes have more. An apple a day keeps the doctor Dead men don't. Money is the root of al l . Nothing is so rare as a day in. Beauty is only skin PR I. 7/6-THURS. 7/12 SKYLINE R o u U 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e £ o i » o f M c H * r i r y McHENRY Worm rf S. Stanek cf Kasprzyk 2b Wickenkamp p Belohlvay If Voight c Tonyan lb P. Stanek ss Williams 3b Biederer rf 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 McHenry Country Club In class A of the first round of the President's Tournament played at the club on Sunday July 1, winners were C. Newkirk, G. Adams, D. Hojnacki, B. Chelini, R. Spiess, E. Buss, T. Spengel and P. Overton. Class B winners were H. Zwissler, Bill Schmidt, T. Burton, F. Johnson, J. Busscher, R. Warfield and G. Johnson. J. Falcon, Sy Carlson, R. Turner, B. ElberseM J. Har- pling, T Victor, F. Ballstaedt ancfj. Smithson won in Class C. Best in Class D were Doc Donnelley, J. Kenton, B. Blaney, T. Burke, Doc Carelli, E. Oja, B. Yopp and E. Houlihan. The quarter finals will be played at the club on Sunday, July 8. Should be some in­ teresting matches. The "Corky" Maierhofer Tournament which was an 18 hole handicap event showed E. Oja, 87-24-63 (not his vital statistics) as the winner, followed by Chris Newkirk and Jerry Harpling tied for second with fourth place also a tie between Ted Spengel and George Johnson. Members and guests, this is your last reminder to sign up for Hookey Day (July 11). See Vale for the time and tickets. PIG TAIL LEAGUE Members of the Johnsburg Pigtail league board include, President - Kim Zeoli,, Vice President - Donna Moulis; Secretary - Marlene Deiscnroth; Treasurer Amy McKenna. Mother's Auxiliary includes: President - Fran Thorson; Vice President - Marie Thonn; Secretary - Charlene Pieper; Treasurer - Patricia Swanson; Player Agent - Dorothy Cooley. Johnsburg Pigtail League of America held its first game Saturday, June 30, at 2 p.m. against Fort Sheridan. Lose Ship and Head? The medieval mariner who lost a ship through carelessness or ig­ norance had to give financial sat­ isfaction or lose his head. When a shift in the wind gave a weather-bound shipmaster an op­ portunity to sail, he had to assem­ ble his crew and ask, "Gentlemen, what think ye of this wind?" If they thought it an ill wind the ship did not sail. BUMPER STICKERS (L PRO&LEM PRIMER-. a. auv vvMo DOESN'T 7TP. " Henry Nell, Sr., of Palm Beach, Fla., caught a 6 ft., sailfish, a Barracuda, two Dolphins, Black tuna off Palm Beach, Fla., all on the same day, June 26. The week before he caught twenty-two Dolphins. Mr. and Mrs. Nell will be returning to their home in Sunnyside Beach the last part of July. Grand Jury Indict Area The Grand jury has returned thirty-three true bills and one no-true bill to Presiding Judge James H. Cooney in Circuit court. The Grand jury declined to indict Kenneth Thomas of 192 Elmhurst, Crystal Lake, on an intimidation charge. Those indicted were Michael J. Troka, 3213 S. Waterview, McHenry, two charges of burglary and five charges of forgery; Thomas Guirlani, 1211, Eastwood lane, McHenry, forgery; Daniel R. Ohlson, 3320 W. Charlotte, McHenry, forgery; Richard LaRue Gabrysiak, 3307 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, criminal damage to property over $150; Gregory P. Reuter, 8020 Crystal Spring road, Wood­ stock, criminal damage to property over $150; James J. Prasil, 402 Lily lane. McHenry, robbery and aggravated battery; Richard A. Sager, 903 Ringwood avenue, McHenry, robbery and aggravated bat­ tery ; Frank T. Propek, also known as Frank J. Pearson, 8709 Acorn Path, Wonder Lake, two counts of perjury and one charge for driving while license revoked; Gregory R. Golz, 112 East End, Crystal Lake, forgery and possession of cannabis; Thomas V. Farley, 5008 E. Crystal Lake avenue, Crystal Lake, possession of controlled substance, True Bills Residents Richard A. Wilhelmi, 7502 Hemlock, Crystal Lake, theft over $150 and possession of cannabis; Michael J. Harber, 106 Grant, Crystal Lake, battery; Michael P. Paszkiet, 140C Snowberry, Crystal Lake, burglary and theft over $150; Charles R. Geng, 502 McHenry avenue, Woodstock, criminal damage to property; Lori M. Way, 536 E. Srant, Marengo, possession of can­ nabis; John Richard Miller, 1142 N. State, Marengo, unlawful use of weapons, burglary and theft over $150; Darold R. Underwood, 2460 Leslie, Hanover Park, burglary and theft over $150; Sherman Van Antwerp, ll>/2 N. Ayer, Harvard, theft under $150 and two counts of burglary; William Gerish, Route 14, Harvard, indecent liberties with a child; Terry M. Scheetz, Route 1, Genoa City, Wis., burglary; Pete Desmond, 139 Hillcrest, Barrington, theft over $150; Edward A. Kinney, 742 N. Hicks, Palatine, aggravated battery, disorderly conduct and resisting a police officer; Thomas J. Smith, also known as Schmidt, Chicago, theft over $150; Robert Mertes, Drexel, Antioch, aggravated battery; , Richard W. Kahler, 915 E. Lincoln, Belvidere, driving while intoxicated and in­ voluntary manslaughter. If anyone is interested in playing, call 497-4146 or 497- 3581, ages 8 years to 16 years. Family Service Opens Outreach Office In Cary The Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for POLITICAL CORNER Reagan To Be Guest Speaker For Republicans California Governor Ronald Reagan will be the featured speaker at the annual Illinois Republican State Senate fund raising dinner on July 25, ac­ cording to Sen. Jack Schaffer, R-Cary. ^ This year's dinner will be held at the Conrad Hilton hotel in Chicago. "We are most fortunate to have Gov. Reagan as our speaker," Sen. Schaffer said. "He is truly a great American and one of the nation's out­ standing governors." The dinner is held each year to raise funds for the use of Republican senators in general e l e c t i o n c a m p a i g n s . R e p u b l i c a n s e n a t o r s throughout Illinois benefit from the proceeds of the dinner, which is the primary source of fund raising. A reception honoring Gov. Reagan will precede the din­ ner. McHenry County opened the door to its new outreach office at 445 Park avenue in Cary this week. George Mally, director of the clinic, pointed out that 20 to 25 percent of the persons seen at the main office in McHenry were from the Algonquin township area. Thus the reason for opening an office in the area. P s y c h i a t r i c a n d psychological services will be offered at this office. This is only the second time that services of this type are being offered outside of the main clinic offices since 1960. (The other is Woodstock.) Thomas Davis, III, M.D., psychiatrist, and Georgianna Crist, psychologist, and a full time secretary will serve as the permanent staff there. At this point, due to the budget, only limited service will be offered. 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