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• McHenry Area I I 12-Inch Softball I Summary ot June lb games: Rusty Nail moved into a>ie for first place as the iiotfie of David dropped game one of a doubleheader to the Cork and Cleaver. In a game packed with Secretary of State Michael Howlett will appear at Marian Central High School's annual Golf Playday at McHenry Country Club on Friday, July 9. Howlett, who is the Democratic candidate for Governor of Illinois and past Auditor in Illinois for twelve years, will be joined at the Playday by Bob Blackman, head football coach at the University of Illinois, Wally Chambers, all-pro defensive tackle of the Chicago Bears, and ex-Chicago Cub all-time great, Ernie Banks. Reservations for golf anddinner are made by calling Marian Central (338-4220) or by contacting the Playday chairman, Lou Hartlieb. " KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Wilmot, Wis. NEW OPEN COMPETITION RACING SUPER MODIFIEDS & SPORTSMAN (VflY SAT. NIGHT , '/j mil* I T.T. 6:45 First Roc« 8:00 P.M. EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT STARTING JULY 1 LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN AND SPECTATOR STOCKS TRACKSIDE PHONE 414-862-2446 PACE CAR JOHN TERESI - CHEVY - OLDS excitement Cork and Cleaver scored the winning run in the bottom of the final inning to win 16-15! Box Score House of David ab r h rbi Les.T. 5 2 3 0 Frantz, W. 5 1 1 0 Dehn, J. 5 3 4 2 Freund, G. 5 2 2 2 Schaefer, D. 4 3 2 3 Rohrer, S. 2 2 2 3 Hester, G. 5 1 1 2 Merkle, P. 5 14 2 Althoff, T. 4 0 0 0 George, S. 4 0 2 1 44 15 21 15 Doubles: Les (2); Dehn (2); Schaefer; Rohrer (2). Homeruns : Schaefer; Hester. Walks: Schaefers; Rohrer (3). Cork & Cleaver ab r h rbi Bellak, J 3 13 1 Whitman, T. 1 1 0 0 Hansen, M, 3 2 2 0 Freund, D. 5 12 1 Marke, C. 4 3 3 2 Hansen, G. 4 3 4 4 Summercamp, D. 3 1 1 2 Sanford, J. 4 2 2 3 Cable, B. 1 11 2 Reidt K. 3 0 10 Adams, N 4 13 0 Haback, B. 4 0 10 Howard, B. 10 0 0 40 16 22 15 drove in 4 runs with a single and a double and scored twice. For Cork and Cleaver Tim Whitman's triple and Doug Freund's sacrifice fly ac­ counted for their only run Cork & Cleaver House of David ooo 10- 1 150 61-13 including a 3 run homer in the first inning Ray Franklin h*d 3 hits with a double and a homerun good for 3 RBI s and 3 runs scored Bob Freund had a pair of doubles plus a sacrifice good for 2 RBI's and Marty Sobczak had a perfect 3 for 3 with 3 runs scored including a leadoff homerun in the fifth Pat Wirtz hfcT two hits plus a walk and scored two runs Fireside Inn was led bv Jeff Leman s 2 for 3 Ted Juske, Rill Haak, Hon Buss and Robby Varese added one hit and one run each Old Bridge continued its win streak to six as they downed Robino I^dd in two close games Don Prazak had two hits plus a sacrfice. driving in two runs John Connell had 2 hits as did Rich Sawisch Steve Major and Pete Smith added 2 hits ancf 2 runs for the winners. Gary Snell led Robino I-add with 3 hits including a double, homerun. 3 runs and 4 RBI's Joe l^afontaine had 2 hits and 2 runs John Little walked and singled scoring twice while Tom Schmitt scored twice on 2 walks Rusty Nail won twice over McHenry Hospital but a few- key errors and a revived Hospital team which put together its best game this year nearly cost the Nail game two. Scores were 13-2 and 10-8. Dave Sundby had a solo homerun in game one; A1 Elliott and Rich Mueller both went 3 for 4 with Mueller driving in 3 runs. Jim Grey went 3 for 4 with a double, homerun and 2 RBI's. Bill Huff had a 2 run homer and Mike Thennes went 2 for 3 with an RBI. The wind caujght a Kevin Bauer bloop fly which went for homerun. Bill Klopcic led the Hospital with a perfect 3 for 3 including a homerun. Rich Naponelli went 2 for 3 while Mike Yuswak and Rich Hopper added doubles in a losing cause. The Chalet Fireside Inn 343 210 131 010 3 18 0- 4 Old Bridge Robino I .add 003 342 034 300 2 14 0 10 McHenry Hosp. Rusty Nail 000 011 0- 2 231 124 x-13 Doubles: Freund; Marke; G. Hansen. Homeruns: Sanford, Cable. Sacrfice: Summercamp. Walks: M. Hansen (2). House of David Cork & Cleaver 000 283 2-15 225 204 1-16 In game two Rich Naponelli had two hits as did Hank Yuswak and his brother Mike Yuswak. Jim Nichols added a triple good for 2 RBI's and Mark Dvorak went 2 for 3. Rusty Nail was led by Dave Sundby's 2 for 3 with a triple and RBI. A1 Elliott had a pair of doubles and 2 RBI's. Bill Huff had two hits as did John Michaels. Randy Theel's two hits accounted for 2 runs and both Leon Schmitt and Charly Brown added 2 hits each. Gary Schmitt provided a single, double, homerun and 4 RBI's. In game two The Chalet pitching and defense was responsible more for the win than the offense Pat Wirtz struck out 5 batters and the defense sparkled with an infield doubleplay plus 2 „runners thrown out at,the plate in the third inning One perfect throw came from Left fielder Terry Reilly while the other from short center fielder Vic Freund ended an inning which sent 5 batters to the plate. 4 of them getting hits and only one run scoring! Ray Franklin led The Chalet with a perfect 3 for 3 including a 2 run double and 3 RBI's altogether Bill Rudolph and Dan Stanowski both went 2 for 3, scoring a run and driving in one run Marty Sobczak hit the double which drove in the winning run Roger Ludw ig had two hits and scored one run For Fireside Inn Bill Haak had 3 hits including a pair of doubles and scored two runs Scott Stull had two hits Jeff Lee had two hits plus a sacrifice and Jim Williams added two hits Ted Juske hit a run scoring double as did Jeff Leman (lame two was a low scoring affair as Frank lx>rch. Don Prazak and Steve Major all had 2 hits and Matt Oik had a run homer to lead the way Old Bridge scored in the third as Major walked. Pete Smith singled and on a throwing erjor b> the outfield a run scored with Smith going to third Rich Sawisch's sacrifice fly brought in the runner at third The Bridge scored two more in the 4th as Prazak singled and Oik punched a 2 run homer The final run scored after Gary Connell singled, advanced to second on a long flyout and scored on Steve Major's single Gary Snell provided almost all the offense in game 2 for Robino as he hit a 2 run homer with Joe l^afontaine on base with a single Later Snell hit a solo homerun in the sixth I'UiK 7 • PLAIM)K \LK.H KK1DAY. JUNE 2S. ItTi SUPERSTARS ENTRY NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NUMBER: AGE BRACKET (as of July 4. 197t) 12 and under 13 through 15 16 through IS cheek one) Male 19 through 25- 26 through 3S- 40 and over- Fe m Ale- Eve nt* Selected: (select 8 events) 4 1 SO-100 Yd Dash 2 Softball Throw 3. Frisbee Throw 4 Freethrow Shooting 5 Sack Race 6 Weight Lifting 7. Horseshoes 8. Distance Run t. Obstacle Course 10 Golf Chippling Signature- (Deliver entry form to City Clerks Office, City Hall, G St., McHenry ) Robino Ladd Old Bridge 000 201 002 201 0-3 x 5 Fireside Inn The Chalet 201 001 300 003 1-5 x-6 Pat Wirtz The marathon record for the longest slow pitch softball game is five days, five hours and five- minutes. Two fraternities at Furman University in South Carolina played that non stop game in 1974. Plaindealer Deadlines Set Ahead For Holiday Because the observance of the July Fourth holiday falls on a Monday, the Plaindealer office will be closed. In order to bring the Wednesday. July 7, newspaper to readers on time, deadlines for the first newspaper will be set ahead one day General news will be accepted until 10 o'clock Friday, July 2; classified advertising until noon and display advertising until 4pm the same day Correspondents must have their copy in the office by noon Thursday nest week Deadlines for the second issue in the holiday week will remain as usual. The National Softball hall of Fame is located in Oklahoma City Fifty-five men and women have been inducted Game two saw the Cork and Cleaver lay down and die in 5 quick innings by a score of 13-1. The House of David outhit them 16 to 4 in the runaway. Wayne Frantz had a double and a homerun, scored twice and drove in 2 runs. Greg Freund agd Dave Schaefer each had 2 m?s. Pete Merle went 1 for 1, a double, plus 2 walks, scored 3 runs and drove in one. Tim Althoff went 3 for 3 with a pair of doubles and Steve George Rusty Nail McHenry Hosp. 201 230 2-10 002 005 1- 8 The Chalet pounded Fireside Inn 18-4 in game one and then held on to win the second game 6-5. Terry Reilly had 3 hits plus a walk, scored twice and drove in 2 runs for the winners. Roger Ludwig had 2 hits with a 3 run double, scored twice and drove in 4 runs altogether. Bill Rudolph had 3 hits and 2 RBI's and Dan Stanowski added 2 hits 'POIYfil AC Whitewall Tires From Goodyear $ for We're Mow In McHenry! 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