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\ \ . PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1973 REPUBLICANS ENJOY OUTING - Over 700 people enjoyed a day of golf and dinner at the fifteenth annual Republican golf day outing held at the McHenry Country club Wednesday, July 18. At the dinner hour, Atty. General William Scott, Clerk of the Supreme Court Justen Taft and State Comp­ troller George Lindberg met and greeted the assembled group. A1 Jourdan, McHenry county Republican chairman, was pleased at the large turnout, counting this as the largest crowd ever to attend. Shown above, from left, are State's Attorney William Cowlin, McHenry County Republican Chairman A1 Jourdan, State Senator Jack Shaffer, State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr., Golf Day Co- Chairman Dixie O'Hara, County Clerk Vernon Kays and Golf Day Co-Chairman Jim Holmes. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH It is Wednesday night. We have turned in enough sports stories and pictures to fill a page or more, but haven't had time for S.I.H. Dick. Patti, Helen and all will take care of putting the page together, but little Helen gets on our back if we skip a column. Who are we to argue with a woman, so away we go. Our Little Woman brought home a big box tonight -- and would we help lift it out of her car? So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ The Lord be praised! What did she have but a "do it yourself" piece of equipment for the back yard. One of those things that you start to put together -- then when everything else fails you read the directions. Haven't been so warm since we made hay out on the farm. But, that thing is together. (If it falls apart, we will call a mechanic). Not much to say about baseball, except that our Shamrocks bounce up to win just when you think they hit the skids. Even Leo Blake, a real Cub fan, doesn't think there will be an All-Chicago World Series this year. In fact, he won't agree that one of those teams will make it. OLD SAYINGS ^ "As Irish as Pat Murphy's Pig" "He that sows thornS should not go barefoot." SENIOR BASEBALL McHenry Senior League baseball news, the standings as of the sixteenth of July, 1973 are as follows: lost 3 won 014 ̂ '(/ ' COMPARE before you buy. IT'S A LIFETIME INVESTMENT. The inside story on Wausau-Homes is quality construction in over 75 design choices. Offering a lifetime of comfortable living in homes that are erected on your foundation in just one day, complete with plumbing, heating and electrical work installed. You'll find the most quality, the most convenience and the most appropriate floorplans for you and your family. Prioad from $11,068 to $23,288 See all the features that can put you into the good life at our model homy Y/oauou 5 Pal's Restaurant L Marengo A MODEL WOODSTOCK Rt. 176 P & F BUILDERS, INC. No. Rt. 14 815-459-0033 Woodstock Cubs Sox Cardinals Orioles Mets Giants Braves Tigers On July 9 the Sox had a win over the Mets, the final score - Sox 8, Mets 6. The Mets got 3 runs in the first inning, one run in the sixth and two in the seventh. The Sox got 4 runs in the first 2 runs in the se$ond, one run in the third inning and one run in the sixth inning to win a very exciting ball game. Tom Ludwig was the winning pitcher for the Sox and Joe Knaack was the loser for the Mets. Home runs for the Sox were hit by Jim Nelson and Bill Rowe. Home runs for the Mets were hit by Gary Durkin, Dale Urbanski and Ken Buck. On July 10 the Giants had an exciting win over the Car­ dinals. The final score was 6 to 5. Bob Hromec hit a 3 run homer to win the game for the Giants. Bob Buss also had a home run for the Cardinals in that game. On July 11 the Mets had a big win over the Braves. The final score of game was Mets 13 and the Braves 11. The Mets had a tremendous second inning with 10 runs driven in. Dale Ur­ banski was the winning pitcher and Bill Brogan was the losing pitcher. Steve Knox had a home run for the Mets. Jim McMahon had a home run for the Braves and Bill Brogan had two home runs. On July 12, the Cubs had a 7 to one win over the Tigers. K.C. Stahlman was the winning pitcher for the Cubs. In the first inning Mike Winters hit a smashing 3 run homer for the Cubs. Mitch Przetacznik was the pitcher for the Tigers. James Cox was 3 for 3 at bat with 1 double and 2 singles. On July 13, Rowe pitched the Sox to a 10 to 7 win over the Orioles. Albert Burger was the losing pitcher. Tom Ludwig had two home runs for the Sox. Tom JacobSen had two home runs for the Orioles, driving in six of their runs. Wow! On Sunday July 15, Bill Sharp pitched the win for the Car­ dinals over the Sox. Tom Ludwig was the losing pitcher. The final score was Cardinals 7 and the Sox 3. Mike Mai drove in 5 runs for the Cardinals which also included a home run. This was an exciting 8 inning ball game. Tom Ludwig and Rowe hit home runs for the Sox. The second game of Sunday was played between the Mets and Tigers. Joe Knaack was the winning pitcher for the Mets, he also helped the cause along by hitting a home run. Jim Cox was the losing pitcher for the Tigers. Mark Snyder was the they had better guess again. If you have some old sayings that can be used in a family newspaper, send them to us. If those politicians who are placing themselves in the news don't think the public knows they are building toward the next presidential nomination, MCHS ATHLETES -- You boys and girls who hope to participate in athletics must take a physical exam. Full notice appeared in the first issue this week. A batter let a fast ball go by. The plate umpire remained silent, thinking it over. Finally the batter could stand it no longer. "What is it?" he blasted. "A ball or a strike?" "Sorry," said the ump "A pitch ain't nothin' until I call it something'." A plaque was presented to the McHenry Country Club Board of Directors by the administration and athletic department of the Board of Education District No. 156 extending their thanks for the use of the golf course during this year and the previous forty years. Participating in the presentation were, left to right: Bill Blankenhorn, athletic director; Robert Schwartzloff, principal of West campus; Gary Fields, principal of East campus, Richard Swantz, superintendent of District 156; Herb Reihansperger, president of the Board of Directors and Chuck Cuda, golf coach. The plaque read: "Presented to the McHenry Country Chib in recognition of outstanding service performed for inter-scholastic athletics and the game of golf through the annual use of your course by our students since the year 1932". (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) star of the Tigers, hitting two home runs. The third game of the day was between the Cubs and Giants, the Cubs getting the win 6 to 5. Mike Winters was the pitcher for the Cubs. Lee Snyder drove in the winning run with a double. Flash Hastings also helped the Cubs to a win with his fast running. Lee Steinsdoerfer and Greg O'Halleran were pitchers for th£ Giants. Bob Hromec was thfe batter for the Giants. He really has an eye for the baseball, hitting 2 home runs, one was a grand slam, the oth^t was on his own, accounting for all 5 of the Giants runs. We were all very sorry to hear about Marty Fossum getting two broken finger catching at a game the oth night. We all hope he gets ba' soon. Tom Ludwig is leading the league with home runs with a total of 8. C. Boro Always pull out an elec­ tric cord by the plug. Frayed cords and loosened wires can damage the appliance or cause a fire. Add sparkling highlights to your hair by adding the juice of a lemon to your fi­ nal rinse water and dry in the sun. Players on the Champion Hettermann's softball team mob Wayne Hiller after his winning homer in the tournament at the V.F.W. last Sunday. • Wayne Patterson Homer Gives Fox Lake Win Over Mr. K's; Hettermann's Swamp Jake's By Jerry Miller On Tuesday, July 10, Het­ termann's softball team destroyed Jakes 25 to 1. M. Bentz had a home rim, 3 doubles and 6 RBI's. L. Smith and B. Oeffling also had 4 hits apiece for Hettermann's. In the second game, Bavaria Haus beat Teko's 15 to 7. B. Brennan had 3 hits for the Haus. D. Meyers was the winning pitcher. On Thursday night the Fox Lake Merchants beat Mr. K's v10 to 9. W. Patterson hit a 3-run homer in the last of the seventh inning to win the game for Fox Lake. V. Peterson had 3 hits for Mr. K's in a losing cause. In the second game, Carl's beat Old Bridge 8 to 6. B. Meyer led Carl's with 3 hits. W. Frantz had 2 hits for Old Rridge This week's "Player of the Week" honors go to W. Pat­ terson of Fox Lake. Wayne hit a home run in the seventh inning to beat Mr. K's. In all Wayne had 3 hits and 4 RBI's. Special recognition must also go to M. Bentz who had 5 hits and 6 RBI's against Jake's. LADIES SOFTBALL Ed's Rental team swept to a 23 to 4 victory over the Newcomers Tuesday evening. Mary Sue Parker hit two home runs and Jule Gende hit one for the winners. Ed's Rental team now has a 4-1 record. With perfect form and plenty of muscle, Dick Hiller is shown driving out a single in the tenth inning of the 16 inch softball championship game last Sunday. Wayne Hiller followed with a home run and that was the ball game. vtsp omK mm MICKEY'S DELIVERS! Two radio-dispatched cars now deliver our tempting food to you door in heated containers. 11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily 11:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Fri. 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