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I PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1973 McHenrv Shamrocks N.I.A.B. Division First Place Title After winning two games this past weekend the McHenry Shamrocks took the Northern Illinois Amateur baseball championship of their division with a respectable won-loss record of 9-4. This put the Shamrocks into the state tournament held at Blackhawk park in Rockford starting Friday night with McHenry starting Saturday at 10 a.m. * When the Shamrocks found themselves as contenders for tournament play, they played like champs when they paced Fox Valley Sox of Elgin S a t u r d a y : . D e f e n s i v e l y McHenry prayed very well with Stahlman leading the way on the mound. Stahlman gave up four hits and three unearned runs striking out fifteen men while not walking a man in 9 innings, to give him his fourth win of the season. Offensively the Shamrocks earned at least one hit per inning except the eighth. The game winning run was scored in the third when Wensch slammed out a home run off Lauderdale who later became the losing pitcher. McHenry then visited Johnsburg. Both teams had four losses and this game would decide the division champions. Johnsburg gave up three unearned runs in the third to hand what seemed to be an easy victory to the Shamrocks. In the fifth inning McHenry earned two runs when Zick and Rogers each got a base hit. Rohrer then came up to hit 'a double pushing two runs across the plate. Johnsburg came back in the bottom of the fifth to score four runs. Three of the runs were off the bat of Mulvenna on a base hit and an error. May drove in f p t 8 / 3 - T H U R S . 8 / 9 _ SKYLINE f r o u t # 1 2 0 - 1 M i t e E a i l o f M c H e n r y the fourth run of the inning with another hit. Johnsburg came back in the sixth for two more runs when George hit a two run producing single. With the Shamrocks down 6-5 in the ninth inning Steve Salter came up with two outs and men on first and third. Salter met the challenge to drive a base hit through the infield to tie up the game. In the eleventh inning with one out Pokorny got a base hit, Pitzen walked, and Salter again got a base hit to load the bases. A suicide bunt was attempted but a low pitch was thrown and Pokorny slid safely at home to score the winning run and division title was under their belts. Zick earned the win while Sompel got the loss. BOX SCORE McHenry vs. Elgin pos ab r h Zick 5 5 12 Langlee 7 3 11 Jackson 6 5 12 Wensch 8 2 2 1 Pokorny 2 4 10 Rohrer 3 5 13 Thurnhoffer 9 5 0 0 Salter 4 4 11 Stahlman 1 4 0 1 Broederdorf 4 10 0 Rohrer Pokorny Pitzen Wensch Thurnhoffer Jackson Salter Sundby Stahlman Totals 0 1 2 1 0 3 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 47 7 14 SOME FINAL STATISTICS TOP HITTERS ab r h av. Rohrer 35 4 15 .428 Rogers 55 18 20 .375 Zick 83 13 26 .313 Langlee 60 14 18 .310 Kieffer 39 9 13 .333 Pokorny 61 12 19 .311 Pitzen 26 3 8 .308 Connell 16 2 5 .312 Thurnhoffer 24 6 12 .500 Sundby 20 1 6 .300 M.Janik 15 4 6 .600 Salter 16 5 5 .312 Totals 614 106 188 .306 MOST STOLEN BASES Rogers Pokorny Totals 38 8 11 McHenry vs. Johnsburg pos ab r h Zick 5 6 2 3 Rogers 4 5 11 Langlee 8 6 0 1 Kieffer Zick MOST RBI'S Conga tula tions McHenry Shamrocks for a very fine 17-7 won-loss record. Good luck in the state tournament. ik * UNSTOppAbU UIMbcliEVAbU! UNbtATAblt! PTIMES Z^CARIOAD with this ad In the top o' the sports news this week, we salute the McHenry Shamrocks for winning the Northern Illinois Amateur Baseball tournament. The spirited Shamrocks beat the Fox Valley Sox of Elgin and the Johnsburg Tigers last weekend to earn their way to the state tournament to be played in Blackhawk Park, Rockford. The Shamrocks will play Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The Shamrocks had their ups and downs, but had that certain something that it takes to bounce back. We congratulate the team and wish them well at Rock­ ford. Arnold Rauen is back! Hadn't seen him in so long that we thought he might be on tour with the Lawrence Welk EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ McHenry Country Club The one day special event played at the club on Sunday, July 29, showed that the team of D. Hojnacki, R. Waytula, R. Turner and E. Ray were the winners. In second place was the team of A. Jackson, C. Sch­ midt, R. Blaney, and J. Gillette, with third place honors going to the team of E. Buss, J. Varese, H. Reihansperger, and J. Kenton. A thank you to Russ Weyland for another well run tournament. The club championship will start at the club on Sunday, Aug. 5, with twelve members set to go in the scratch division with Art Jackson the defending champion. There will also be quite a battle for the handicap club championship and the senior club championship. t DIVOT DOLLS By Espar Oja show. (We hear he is doing chores and numerous jobs around home, but will get back to work next week for a rest.) Read all about the summer recreation program and tournament conducted by Steve Cuda in the City Park. A separate story with entry blank is printed in this issue with other sports stories. DUSTING OFF AN OLD ONE -- Following a campaign speech, a young man rushed up to Senator Everett Dirksen and said, "Senator, I wouldn't vote for you if you were St. Peter!" Dirksen eyed the young man for a moment, then replied, "Son, if I were St. Peter, you couldn't vote for me because you wouldn't be in my district." It always happens when a team trades a ball player or lets him go to another team. They come back to haunt you. This week Rick Reichardt Tuesday was one of our most challenging days when we tried to "Beat the Champ". Marilyn Bishoff, as 1972 club champion, shot a 82-11-81 and four girls had better. Anna Johnson 102- 22-80, Floss O'Connell 101-21-80; Mary Ann Falcon 103-24-79; and Emily Hester 109-29-80. Congratulations, gals! Low putts for the day in the respective classes were A - tied by C. Cooney and B. Phelan at 30; B - E. Hester with 31; C - D. Westergaard 33. In the nine hole event - the Crier's Tournament - the first flight was taken by Carol Bolger and Toots Gerstad in a tie, the second flight by Shirley Nye. Toots Gerstad also took low putts. Our traveling team took 59V2 points last week (out of 108 total) from Bonny Brook and find themselves in first place by 3V2 points! The season's final match will be on Aug. 10 at Lake Bluff. Try to hold that lead, gals!! Next Tuesday, Aug. 7, our usual ladies day is given to the club for other uses and Mon­ day, Aug. 6, will become "our day". Liz Nolan has arranged for a very special outing with some very special guests. Those of you who are not aware of this, contact Liz for details. came back to drive in two runs and beat the Sox 2 to l This Watergate hearing may go on like the Paris peace talks. Taking the TV cameras away would shorten proceedings. McHenry merchants are having their Dollar days. Plenty of good bargains for the customer and a chance for the merchants to clear the deck for new merchandise. This would be a good time for all of us to clean out the closets and store rooms. If we have any winter clothing that we won't be wearing, we should get it out early. Somebody will be glad to get those items. They might get mighty cold if we wait too long to part with old favorites. Some gals may be too beautiful for words, but seldom for arguments. MACHINE SPEEDS CONSTRUCTION -- Construction Foreman Dick Doherty looks on as his crew nears completion of a 9,000 ft., median strip job. The median strip is being installed by a Miller formless machine, manufactured here in McHenry. The Miller formless company opened the doors of its new building in 1971, and has already shipped machines to places as far apart as Canada, Alaska and Hawaii. It is expected that use of machines like the one shown here will speed up road work and help alleviate the traffic problems in fast growing communities like McHenry. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD PIG TAIL LEAGUE Johnsburg Pigtail League of America held its All-Star games July 27 at Johnshnro school. The Seniors won 13-12, Ponytails lost 19-9 played against Fort Sheridan. Saturday, July 28, we went to Fort Sheridan to play Seniors won 25-10 over Fort Sheridan to win the All-Stars. Debbie Pieper hit a home run in the third inning. In the sixth inning Johnsburg scored 10 runs. Ponytails lost 27-15. The Senior Pigtails will each receive first place trophies and one big one for Fox Lake Harbor their sponsors. Ponytails will receive second place trophies for each girl and a big one for their sponsor, Bruce Nowak. Girls on the All-Star teams are: Seniors: Manager - Fran Thorson, Coach - Charlene Pieper; Pattie Kennebeck - Sunnyside, Renee Thorson, Johnsburg, Cammy McKenna, Sunnyside, Susan Moulis, Dutch Creek Woodlands, Sally Oeffling, Johnsburg, Peggy Thonn, Sunnyside, Debbie Pieper, Johnsburg, Susan Wollert, Johnsburg, Ellen Urman, Long Lake, Carol Korcher, Pistakee Highlands, Gerry Korcher, Pistakee Highlands, Judy Pritchard, Pistakee Terrace. Ponytail All-Stars, Manager Lynn Brown, Coach - Donna Mitchell, Louise Deisenroth, Pistakee Highlands, Pat Cooley, Pistakee Highlands, Patty Thelen, Pistakee Highlands, Terri Zeoli, Pistakee Highlands, Dawn Campbell, Pistakee Highlands, Debbie Bowen, Kelly Hielfrich, Sue Leonhert, Kim Swem and Kim Coe, Fox Lake, Patty Wright and Cathy Carpenter, Johnsburg, Debbie Boro, McHenry, Donna Eckart and Karen Mitchell, Sunnyside. Johnsburg Pigtail will have a rummage and bake sale Friday, Aug. 3, 9:00 - ? John­ sburg grade school. Envy and jealousy erode one's soul and warp one's personality. * * * * Simple things and simple people are often the great among us. HARVARD 21 23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD. ILL (815) 943 4451 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Doors Open 6:40 • Cartoon & Featurette at 6:50 • Feature at 7:15 THIS FEATURE STARTS FRIDAY. AUGUST 3rd FOR 7 DAYS: [A humble radiant terrific movie. ^ Paramount P<tur« Resents ^ A r-uma 8art*fa Sagittarius Production . . A , ' J EB Whites f"l IT I'* • -/ hMcHfm 0TOWNE §mim McHENRY,»lir FOX LAKE ILL. 120 & 21, Grayslalu FEATURETTE: 'Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow' Family Entertainment Programs and Adult Art Fi lms are Separate Presentations and Require the Purchase of Separate Admissions Adult Art Films *pecUuxc PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO TWELVE ^Successful West Coast Format Presented For Our Majority of Couples^ Features Full Length - in Color with Fnglish Sound. • 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • » « » • • • • • • « THIS PROGRAM STARTS FRIDAY. AUGUST 3rd FOR 7 DAYS A SALESMAN'S DAY' THE BEST OF EVERYTHING' THE DOCTOR PRESCRIBES' SPECIAL REDUCED RATES FOR COUPLES 1 • • • - - - - - - - . . . . . . • • • • • • J The Theatre is Equipped for Projection of 16 & 35mm Features 'EXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEM & WOMEN ONLY' IMITED TO AGE 18 8- OVER POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED ' STARTS Au0 O F R I D A Y n u y * ^ Burt Reynolds is The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing. P A R K I N G -- 5 8 7 - 2 6 1 2 W i n n Y l A N D R A 1 . « ! « ; < ; FRI-TIIUR AUG. 3-9 $100 A L L $ | 00 I SEATS I "Deep Thrust- Hand of Death" STARTS FRIDAY AUG. 3 -AND- feURT REYNOLDS SARAH MILES) LEEJ.C0BB JACK WARDEN GEORGE HAMILTON PANAVISION* METROCOtOR A Metro-Goldwyn-M^er Pkcsentation^^ EACH EVENING REYNOLDS WHITE LIGHTNING G3 United Artists 7.0049:00 MLfSMx Announce Tourney Schedule For Summer Recreation Program At City Park CITY OF McHENRY S u M m e r R e c r e a t i o n Program - Preliminary Tournament Schedule: TENNIS: Age groups; 6 to 8, 9 to 11,12 to 15. Single and double tournaments in each age group. Dates; August 22, 23, 24. VOLLEYBALL: Age groups; 6 to 10, 11 to 15. Five men teams in each age group. Date; August 15, 16, 17. FREETHROW: Age groups; 6 to 8, 9 to 11, 12 to 15. Individual event in each age group. .Date; August 15, 16. S H U F F L E B O A R D : A g e groups; 6 to 8, 9 to 11, 12 to 15. Single and double tournaments in each age group. Dates; August 20, 21. Further details concerning sign-up times and places etc., playing times on above dates, will be decided as soon as the above preliminary plans are approved or amended. For other information please contact Steve Cuda at 385-6273 or at the city park from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. If anyone has other CITY RECREATION PROGRAM ENTRY BLANK City of McHenry Tournament Entry Form Name: Age: Event: Volleyball, Freethrow, Tennis, Shuffleboard. (circle one) Singles, Doubles, Team event, (circle one) If double or team is circled write name of partner(s) below: ^ events which could be added to the above - all suggestions will be appreciated. Steve Cuda RULES: 1) All contestants must reside within the City of McHenry. 2) All entry forms must be turned in to either Steve Cuda at the city park or at the city hall by 4:30 p.m. Aug. 13. Entry forms may also be mailed to Steve Cuda, 3911 Clearbrook, McHenry, 111. They also must be received by Aug. 13. 4) No person is eligible to participate in any event unless he-sne has reached his-her sixth birthday by the time of the event but has not reached her-his sixteenth birthday. 5 ) A l l c o n t e s t a n t s m u s t adhere to the age brackets in their event as listed above. Additional entry forms can be obtained from Steve Cuda at the city park. His hours are 8 to 4:30, Monday through Friday. Further information will be published as it becomes available. GET THOSE ENTRIES IN NOW. TROPHIES WILL BE GIVEN TO FIRST PLACE WINNERS!!! SPORTS CORNER GOING "HOME" . . . After spending two and one-half months at the Bronx Zoo con­ valescing from a broken arm, year-old Patty Cake--first gor­ illa born in captivity in New York area--has playful mo­ ment here with CAROLINE ATKINSON before returning to her Central Park Zoo home next week. Patty Cake suffer­ ed broken arm in friendly tug­ ging match between her par­ ents at the Central Park Zoo. It seems to be wrong to do any of a great many things - also, to do nothing. PLUS CO-FEATURE .. SUN FLEA MARKET -rue It Costs No More To Pick Up Your Air Tickets At Chain-0-Lakes Travel Sevice. Save Time, Phone Calls, Waiting At The Airport AND SAVE MONEY. AWAII $299 8 DAYS Honolulu • Kona Hilo • Hawaii Includes Round Trip DC-10 Jet, Breakfast Daily in Honolulu, Hula Show, Transfers Between Hotels and Airports, All Taxes, Services and Gratuties. 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