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PAGE H-PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1974 Bruins Capture First \ , < r ' * « • ; •" »•>. v Place In McHenry Classic The annual 16" softball tournament got under way Friday, June 21, with Independents defeating the Dug Out Inn 16 to 5. D. Kazlausky had 4 hits for the Independents, Drake had 2 hits for the Dug Out Inn. In the second game Villa Bleau pounded out 15 hits and beat Beach View Lanes by a score of 13 to 7. Pitts led the way for the Blue Machine with 3 hits, Lacny had 3 for Beach View. In the third game Carl's Bombers beat Elgin Lanes 19 to 7, as B. DeCicco, M. Conway and B. Berg hit consecutive home runs in the 5th inning. Carl's had six home runs in all. In the fourth game Marino's beat Ed's Food Mart 18 to 12. Rang had 3 hits for Marino's, Wells had 2 for the Food Mart. Play was cancelled Saturday due to rain, and was resumed again Sunday. Hettermann's started the day off with a win over Lakeland Bus by a score of 7 to 0. T. Freund, H. May and L. Smith had 2 hits each, Weber had 3 for the Bus. Franch Trucking beat Teko's 7 to 5. Page and Lentine had 2 hits each for the Truckers, C. Wisniewski had 3 for Teko's. Bavaria Haus then ripped the cover off the ball as they trounced Blarney Island 24 to 7. R. Meyers went 5 for 5, and D. Smith had a homerun as Bavaria Haus had 26 hits in all. Independents then beat the VFW 17 to 4. V. Freund and W. Patterson had 3 hits each, Mclntyre had 2 for the VFW. Marino's then followed and beat Mr. K's 12 to 4, as both teams played poor defensively. The Bruins played next and beat the Bleau Machine 13 to 12. J. Graziano had 3 hits including a homerun and 6 RBI's. D. Welker was the winning pitcher. In the next game the Freeloaders beat Carl's 21 to 12. Hadal went 5 for 5 for the Freeloaders, B. Meyer had 3 hits for Carl's. The Johnsburg Business Men then beat the Old Bridge team by a score of 8 to 4. M. Bentz had 2 big hits for the Burgers, J. , Miller had a HR for the Bridge. French Trucking then beat the Independents 13 to 10. T. Page had 4 hits for the Truckers, V. Freund had 3 for the Independents. The Bruins followed the Truckers with a victory over Hettermann's 10 to 2. J. Graziano had a HR. and 3 RBI's for the Bruins. T. Freund had 2 hits for Hettermanns. Bavaria Haus was next and beat Marino's 17 to 2. R. Meyers and D. Smith had big hits for the Haus as they advanced into the semi-finals. The Freeloaders picked up where they left off and beat the Business Men 12 to 5. Hadal had 3 hits for the Freeloaders, M. Bentz had 2 hits for the Business Men. The Bruins then moved into the championship bracket as they beat French Trucking by a score of 7 to 5. Graziano, Patruzzi and Scano had 2 hits each for the Bruins, Skibicki had 2 hits for the truckers. Bavaria Haus then lost Jo the Freeloaders by a score of 8 to 6, Janik had 2 key hits for the Freeloaders, Denny Smith had 3 hits for the Haus. The Championship Game was played next, and the Bruins beat the Freeloaders 11 to 9, to earn the Championship title. J. Graziano went 4 for 4 with a HR and 4 RBI's, Tony Patruzzi had 3 hits also. Herbord had 3 hits for the Freeloaders, but it wasn't enough to beat the Champion Bruins. Congratulations go out to the Bruins, Freeloaders, Bavaria Haus and French Trucking who all went home with a trophy. The MVP for the tournament was J. Graziano, the fine short stop for the Bruins. J had 11 hits in 15 at bats and 14 RBI's, for a spectacular .733 batting verage. Submitted by Jerry P. Miller Bull Valley Riding Club Slates Youth Horse Show July 14 Seamless Aluminum Gutteis & Downspouts in Six Colors • No more peeling or flaking • Heavy, durable alumi­ num • Cut down on maintenance problems • hxpert installation Call For Free Estimate 653-9720 385-9427 Gutters Unlimited McHenry English, western and hunter competition will highlight the annual all-youth horse show of the Bull Valley Riding Coub, scheduled for Sunday, July 14 at the McHenry County Fairgrounds in Woodstock. Four game events also are included in the 20 classes, the first one to be run at 8:30 a.m. In several events, there will be separate junior and senior classes. Junior riders are aged 13 and under, while senior classes are open to riders 14 through 18, with age Johnsburg J * Teen League I In Friday's game the Astros and the Mets faced each other for the first time. Everyone knew that the winner would take first place. The Mets never let up as they romped over the Astros 12 to 0. Saturday's game between the Cubs and Indians was rained out. LEAGUESTANDINGS Won Lost Mets ' 3 0 Astros 2 1 Cubs 0 2 Indians 0 2 MILLER jyoor^TOCK-33^032 STARTS FRIDAY JUNE 28 FOR ONE WEEK Family Entertainment "WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM" RATED G. determined as of last January 1. Junior and senior classes will be held in English pleasure and equ i t a t ion , ba reback horsemanship, and western pleasure and horsemanship competition. Two hunter classes are scheduled - open hunter, and a novice class for riders never having won a blue ribbon in any jumping event at a previous show. Games include barrel, boot and flag racing as well as speed and action. A trail class will be held outside the arena during the morning, and a pony pleasure class is slated for the afternoon. For young beginners, there are lead line (age 7 and under) and walk-trot (9 and under) classes. A trophy and six ribbons will be presented in each class. High point trophies will be awarded in the junior and senior English and junior and senior western competition. "The show is designed to reach a wide range of interests by providing opportunities for learning, serious riding and fun ft ding for youngsters 18 years old on down," said Mrs. William F. Mahoney, chairwoman of the youth activities committee of the Bull Valley Riding Club. Judges for the show are Karen Lally, Sam Diamond and Bill Roberts. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Here we go again. Round and round she goes and where she stops nobody kiic.vs What are we saying? Stops - we hardly know him to start. Before column time rolls around again, it will be July. June went someplace We know not where. July brings the American Legion Carnival and the Fourth celebration. It also brings "Hookey Day" on July 10. The All-Star baseball game then comes along. And it will probably bring hot weather. Some like it hot. We like it cold. That goes for weather. When it comes to our drinks, give us cold milk and hot coffee. No in between. As we watch ball games, our thoughts go back to the days when pitchers were expected to go the distance. Nowadays the familiar report is - "There's activity in the bull pen." Our greatest claim to fame: Eddie Bimbo had waitress Judy move us from the back room to a table up front so we could watch the Lawrence Welk show. When we called at the Plaindealer office Tuesday afternoon, our Girl Friday Marie asked, "How is the Cub game going?" We had no idea - much to her disgust. "You are just like Bart!" Bart is her husband and a White Sox fan. Such popularity must be deserved. So many people are concerned about Mrs. George (Florence) Harker, hoping and praying for her early recovery from illness. We are happy to report that Florence is . making great strides toward good health. We have voiced our protest to Fred Meyer about that sickly green color on the Green Street parking lines. Jim Miller and his artists must have spilled something into the paint can. And it wasn't the color of a shamrock. One More Day Of Swim Registration At Wonder Lake * The swim program for Wonder Lake, sponsored by the Woman's club of Wonder Lake and Kiwanis, will have one more registration day for all those who missed signing up on June 8 and 9/ Saturday, June 29, from 1 to 3 p.m., interested persons can register at the hardware store on the east side of the lake, and at the grocery store on tne west side of the lake. It is hoped that more youngsters will sign up for the advanced classes as well as the beginners. Each course taken better equips you for better swimming fun and better safety. • Remember - REGISTER - Saturday, June 29 from 1 to 3 p.m. American <\ 1 Legion V Baseball V] RXP=1 > * ft ft a********************** ft ft A 21-23 N. AYER HARVARD. ILL. (815) 943-4451 ft ft ft ft Aftft ftftftftfrftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ftftftftftfti FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW FEATURED - FRI. JUNE 28 thru THURS. JULY 4: Doors Open 6:50 - Cartoon at 7:00 - Feature at 7:10 - Out at 8:55 PG A Touch Of Class ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BIST ACTRESS Glenda Jackson PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 8> 16 MM SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS ADULT FILMS V«u6(e \ PM •> PRESENTED EACH NITE NINE TO ELEVEN W* Listen! Films Selected For Our Majority of Couples Audience! FEATURES FULL LENGTH - COLOR & SOUND NEW - CLEAN - COMFORTABLE - CONTROLLED NOW FEATURED • FRI. JUNE 28 thru THURS. JULY 4: THE SUITCASE CAPER A POINT OF VIEW The Pioneer In Special Prices For Couples & Sr. Citizens! }EXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN 8. WOMEN ONLY! [LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED ! Claire Rosing Low Net was the event for the day. Gladys Blair won in Class "A" with a 35, Karen Schmitt and Betty A. Smith in Class "B" with 37 and Judy Schmitt in Class "C" with a 33. Nice shooting Judy. Only one Birdie for the day and that was Greta Martin on No. 13. S K Y L I N E R o u t * 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E a i t o f M c H e n r OPEN ALL WEEK LIIMDA LCVOACE m McHenry vs. Woodstock, June 19, 1974 Wednesday the Woodstock Nine invaded McHenry and proceeded to defeat the local American Legion baseball team 5-2 in a game that saw a lack of hitting and defense. The game could have gone either way with a key hit in any of 3 innings. Eleven runners were stranded by the local nine which proved to be their downfall. Ray Williams continued to swing the bat effectively, reaching base 4 times with 2 walks, a single and a double, and he played his usual fine defense. Kevin Worm pitched another strong game but the young team made several lapses in the field. The young team appears to be improving and, hopefully, the future scores will reflect the boys' coming of age. The League standings after 2 months of play are as follows. 1. Du-Ro Duffers 32^ 2. Weathervane Yarns 31 3. McHenry Floral 29 4. Harry's Arco 26M> 5. McHenry Roofing 24 6. Longhorn 24 7. Dejka Welding 22 8. Hettermanns 22 . 9. Nowak Construction 21Ms 10. Little Chef 20M> 11. McHenry Recreation • 19 12. Brush 4n Curl 17 There will be a meeting for all league members Tuesday, July 2,_at 8:30 a.m. Everyone should please be there. BOXSCORE McHENRY ab r h Worm p 3 10 Williams 3b 2 0 2 Staneklb 2 0 0 Wickenkampc 3 0 0 Urbanski cf 3 0 0 Coxrf 2 0 0 0'Halleran2b 2 0 0 Przetacznik ss 3 0 0 Rebel If 2 0 0 Mai If 1 1 0 WOODSTOCK Wertz 2b Rowley lb Buss If Cotton c Behierp Sahsrf R. Nehis cf Harris 3b D. Nehis ss 0 1 0 0 DIE IE IP THROAT 1 pact n COLOR • FROM DAMIANO FILMS 0 SH0WPLACE ZA 1 & 2 O N R O U T t 1 4 J U S T W f S l O f R O U T E 3 1 C R Y S T A L L A K E 8 1 S 4 5 5 1 0 0 5 r HIGHER I Weekdays 7:00 & 9:15 S. A S. 12:30, 2:50, 5, 7:20, 9:30 90,000.000 PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE... IF YOU VE ONLY SEEN IT ONCE. YOU HAVEN T SEEN IT ALL! nm SPECIAL LIMITED INiAliMINT •FIHI MKT IXCfTMfi AND MKT SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE ADVENTURE OF ALL TIME II Weekdays 7:20 & 9:30 S. & S. 2:25, 4:40, 7, 9:15 ¥1 Jr. youth League McHenry Sand and Gravel Minor League EAGLES. Kneeling Allen Horten, Dan Joia, Russ Mieritz, Tom Miller, Tony Navarroli and are Coach Randy Rodiek, Matt Patterson, Keith Schaeffer. Tim Schopp. John Van Fleet and Loach Pat Arnold. Not present for picture was Ryan Bradley. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) fUcHetn^ youth league Hester Oil Minor League OWLS. Kneeling L-R are Kenneth Collis, Mike Dillon. Rodney Emery, John Gies, Bob Heinmiller, Tom McMahon and Ron Nye. Standing are Coactl Howard Parth, Frank Parth, Curt Rehberg, Dave Smith, John Spears, Peter Wasilowski and Coach John Roper. Not present is Dennis Deja. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Proclaim Next Week As "Safe Boating Week" In City Of McHenry McHenry vs. Lake-in-the- Hills, June 23, 1974 McHenry's American Legion baseball team, behind the fine pitching of Dave Wickenkamp and the strong catching of Dale Urbanski, defeated the team from Lake-in-the-Hills, the defending champions of 1973. They jumped to an early lead as Kevin Worm lined a double to left center and Ray Williams drove a shot up the middle in the first inning to jump to an early lead which was never relinquished. Dave Wickenkamp allowed only 3 hits while striking out 12. Dale Urbanski called and caught an excellent game and threw out 2 Lake-in-the-Hills base runners in key situations. Final score: McHenry 4 - Lake- in-the-Hills 1. BOX SCORE McHENRY ab r h Worm lb 4 1 1 Williams 3b 3 0 1 Lester If 2 0 0 Urbanski c 3 10 Stanek cf 2 10 Mayor Stanek of McHenry has designated June 30 through July 6 as Safe Boating Week in keeping with Governor Walker's Proclamation. Anthony Bianchi of McHenry, a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Aux. Flotilla 3-2 has been named the flotilla's Safe Boating Week Committee Chairman for McHenry. He urges local boaters to have their craft safety checked by a Courtesy Examiner from the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Most launching ramps on the Chain of Lakes and Lake Michigan will have examiners waiting to check your craft. Boats passing the examination will be issued decals which show they meet Coast Guard equipment requirements and in addition, the higher Auxiliary safety standards. Bianchi said that the purpose of SAFE BOATING WEEK is to point out to pleasure boaters the basic rules and regulations for safety a f loa t and the need fo r maintaining a safe and properly equipped boat. Going boating without the proper equipment isn't just foolish - it's also against the law. Przetacznik ss Wickenkamp p O'Halleran 2b Mahon If LAKE-IN-THE-HILLS Brezinskiss 2 0 0 Admire 2b 3 0 0 Summerkamp lb 2 0 0 Mueller cf 3 12 Johnson If "300 Kobatc 3 0 1 Freman rf 3 0 0 Larocco3b . 2 0 0 Freemaun p 3 0 0 The more you know about boating, the more fun it is. Observe Safe Boating Week June 30-July 6 and all year long! "SAFE BOATING WEEK" Whereas, pleasure boating has become one of America's leading family recreational sports, enjoyed by millions of Amer icans who f ind i t a healthful and relaxing use of leisure time; and Whereas, the increased use of pleasure watercraft requires a keen understanding on the part of the public of its advantages, legal obligations and safety requirements; NOW. THEREFORE, I Joseph B. Stanek as MAYOR OF McHenry, DO HEREBY PROCLAIM JUNE 30 through ' JULY 6, 1974 as "SAFE , BOATING WEEK " , AND * URGE ALL CITIZENS' OF ^ McHenry TO TAKE THE ! OPPORTUNITY TO i FAMILIARIZE THEM- J SELVES WITH PLEASURE ! BOATING AS A VALUABLE ASSET TO THE INDIVIDUAL AND TO THE COMMUNITY. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereun to se t my hand and caused the Corporate Seal of McHenry to be affixed this 25th day of June, 1974. " • BARGAIN W Sat-Sun. All Seals $1.00 Tif 5p.m * NOW* SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT THRILL OF A LIFETIME- Ann Pierce 16, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Willard E. Pierce, 810 West Barbara Lane, McHenry, with ait assist from her brother, Tim, 13, landed this trophy 513/4", 35Vfe lb. musky in Star Lake, Wis. June 10, 1974. Ann can be considered a veteran musky fisherman. Last year she also boasted the largest musky, 36" caught in the family. Her third legal musky. She has been entered in the Musky Marathon in Vilas County. THE MOST SUCC1 ESCAPE ADVENTURE OF ALL TIMES! (EXCEPT EXORCIST) EVERYDAY 7:00 & 9:15 ADULTS $1.75 CHILDREN $1.00 TOTWHT $4.00 CARLOAD f Where mere you in 1*2? 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