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PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER--FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1977 Mai and Steinsdoerfer Win All Conference Honors By Dipk Rabbitt Seniors Steve Mai a short­ stop, and Lee Steinsdoerfer a pitcher on Coach Ken Swan- son's McHenry high baseball team were selected by the league coaches on Tuesday for All Conference honors. Steve hit .326 and committed only 6 errors in 76 chances the past conference season. Steinsdoerfer,' although win­ ning only 4 and losing 3, had the respect of the coaches for his clutch pitching this season. Congratulations to both young men for the fine job this s e a s o n . N - • -- NORTH SUBURBAN ALL CONFERENCE TEAM BASEBALL 1977 Steve Koch, Sr., Barrington, lb. (Unanimous choice) Mark Hardie, Sr., Crown, 2b. (Unanimous choice) Dick Turelli, Sr., Lake Forest, C. (Unanimous choice) Kelly Moore, Sr., Lake Forest, OF. (Unanimous choice) Guy Matson, Sr., Liber- tyville, Of-P (Unanimous choice) Jackie Tompkins, Sr., North Chicago, P. (Unanimous choice) Ed Nolan, Sr., Lake Forest, Of-P. Lee Steinsdoerfer, Sr., McHenry, P. Keith Harper, Sr., Mun- delein, P. Charles Fisher, Sr., Zion Benton, OF. Craig Bennett, Jr., Zion Benton, lb. Jay , Kruckman, Sr., Liber­ ty ville, OF. Bob Kluga, Sr., Mundelein, OF. Mark Kerr, Sr., Lake Forest, SS. Kimo Tuggle, Sr., Lake Forest, P. Tom Michel, Sr., Liber- tyville, C. , Steve Mai, Sr., McHenry, SS. Mackie Cain, Jr., Zion Benton, SS. Tom Mogle, Sr., Barrington, OF. Hunt Waylor, Jr., Crystal Lake, lb. John Klauss, Sr., Mundelein, C. McHeniy r McHenrv Area 1 Country Club I I I V I I V I I I 1 I I I V I I 1 12-Inch Softball 1 by John Busscher Blessed by beautiful weather, the Memorial Day tournament played at the club on Sunday, May 29 and Monday, May 30 was a huge success. Winners of the two day event was the team of Jim Packee, Ken Rysso, Bob Rager and Paul Fidler. In second place was the team of Denny Jackson, Buzz Frett, Tom Low and Don Gerstad. Tied for third place the team of Ray Spiess, Norm Simon, Bob Schmaling and Jim Kenton, and the team of Ed Buss, Bart Winn, Dick Doherty and Ed Ray. Congratulations to the winners on their fine play for this ttfo day touranment. The first round of the Directors' tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, June 5. i DIVOT DOLLS M.C.C. Although the sun shone brightly as the ladies of McHenry Country club teed off Tuesday for their annual Flag Day tournament, a downpour of rain in mid-morning drove groups of them back to the club house. Undeterred by such a temporary inconvenience they resumed their play (following a drying-out and coffee-break period) to produce, four fine winners. Shooting one of the best games in her golf career to date, Nancy Wilkins emerged the winner in Class A. A newcomer to our ranks at the club, Lou Roels, played a steady game to become the winner in Class B. Class C found Joan Schlosky its winner and in Class D it was Gloria Spiess. Congratulations to each of these gals. Only a couple of birdies were' registered on this the last day of May, both on the par-3 number 9 hole. Marge Blomquist and Nell Fidler each had a deuce on the 163-yearder. It's good to have Nell back in the swing of things after her long lay-off due to an injured shoulder. Welcome back, Nell! Meanwhile, the Nifty-Niners were involved in a completely different event. The Double Enns swung into their "Most Pars or Under" event only to have Mil Hansen take the lead and hold it to become the winner/That gal is a winner all the way! With early tee-times the gals were able to finish early and return to the club house in time to have lunch together as a group. And, from the lunch table came the tales of some of the happenings which occurred earlier out on the links. Perched on the edge of the sandtrap at No. 15 Pat Sullivan sank her 30-foot ap­ proach. Pat is not the fainting type but we understand she floated over the final three fairways back to the club. In a different vein Debbie Johnson There are more than 3.2 million veterans receiving monthly compensation or pension checks from the Veterans administration. reported a tale of frustration. She claims to have hit every tree on the course. At last count there were better than three hundred of Nature's graceful creations affording shade and shelter out there. The stellar attraction of the morning (which the roving photographer missed) seemed to be the acrobatics performed by Mil Hansen and Alta Gehrke along the banks of the creek at No. 17. Undaunted by the lack of a mechanical ball retriever, the two gals determined to rescue their wet balls from what appeared to them at the time to be the Grand Canyon creek. Prone on their stomachs at nearly 90-degree angles nothing was showing but the soles of their shoes. Recognition was made by their golfmates who finally rescued them by pulling them back to the fairway by their heels. The good Samaritans remain nameless. Such was Ladies' day at McHenry. Happy Golfing! Liz Games played May 25 Old Bridge had an easy game versus McHenry Hospital with the help of 11 walks and their usual potent hitting attack; they 'walked' over their op­ ponents by a score of 17-3. Ron Miller led the winners with 2 hits and 2 walks, 3 runs scored. Steve Rohrer had a pair of doubles driving in 3 runs and Wayne Frantz added a double and homerun. _ McHenry Hospitars Rich Hopper had 2 hits as did Terry Vandenboom and Curt Haaglund. Bill Klopcic had an RBI single and scored a run and Dennis Harrington drove in another on a triple. Old Bridge 360 701 0-17 McHenry Hospital 020 010 0-3 Rusty Nail stunned Indian Ridge Manor by a score of 8-0. A big 5 run seventh sewed it up but according to Kevin Bauer "that one run in the first was all they needed the way Bill Huff's knuckler was breaking". Dave Sundby had a pair of hits, Ray Thelen had 2 hits and 2 runs scored and Charley Brown came through with 2 singles. Bill Huff doubled in 2 runs while John Hiller's two hits, including an RBI double, and Larry Jones 2 run hit round out the Nail's attack. Chuck Marke had 2 of the Manor's 9 hits for the evening. Indian Manor Rusty Nail 000 000 000 -0 100 010 51X-8 O'Brewery continued to roll as they took a 14-2 decision, versus Rhino's. Up until a Brewery 6 run foruth inning the game was close but no Rhino offense in the last four innings sealed their fate. O'Brewery's 5 run seventh was just icing on the cake. Butch Meyers had a perfect 4 for 4 at the plate with 3 RBI's, 2 runs and a homerun. Tom Shipley had 3 hits and 3 RBI's and Bud Nystrom added 3 more hits. Mike Rogers scored 3 runs with two hits and a walk while Bud Smith ran his hitting streak to 5 straight games over the past 2 years, getting two singles. Steve George hit safely twice and scoring both times ^ £ '78's PRICE INCREASE Ti IN SIULK-KtAOT FOR YOU TO DRIVE ONE HOME 2\\X BEAT ANY V r A D C A l i n i C D CARS, ON DISPLAY AT ALL TIMES. I s i l l * 31 DEAL K K I 4* E = 1 *1 K K K K K K I « o a V ^ J - js I z' rt- « 2 t K K HI ° 5 2 H «t O s •• 00 0 --• 01 --• oc oc s < EE a S "• a.1 a. g u. X CC 0 < 1 cc Vt H K Q; a (- o o < < 2 o 1 5 a> co v> 5 K K n ?!!!§ 111 Is K CL. 9 ?!!!§ 111 Is K O O 0 «31! » > ? > (1 >- WO lh i* 3- i »- a 1 " s i - " a 1 U » * - i £ - 3 19 - n\ i i i * • so * * 3 * ; 1 = £ 1 s J S | K K * M H CO K K 3 K HI M E° ~ i and Tom Janik came out of a slump reaching base twice on hits and scoring both times. Rhino's was led by Jerry Sullivan's 2 singles and Mark Bentz added another 2 base hits. The big hit was Chuck Martina's 2 run homer in the fourth. had 3 hits with a double and a long homerun good for 2 RBI's. Don Prazak had two hits and 3 runs scored before leaving the ball game early at the direction of the home plate umpire. Jerry Brodin boomed a long homerun to left along with a double and Jim Lay had a pair of singles. For The Chalet Marty Sobc- zak had a pair of singles, Dan Stanowski had a perfect night going 2 for 2 and Don Harris added a double and a sacrifice fly good for a RBI. Paul Adams hit a 2 run homer to round out the Chalet's hitting. Koleno and Freeland on*All Conference Softball Team O'Brewery Rhino's 101 160 05 -14 000 200 00 - 2 St. Regis The Chalet 304 201 202 -14 000 000 320- 5 St. Regis had an easy go versus The Chalet as they outclassed the losers by a score of 14-5. Outhitting their op­ ponents 18-9 St. Regis had as many extra base hits as The Chalet had hits. Matt Oik had a big night at the plate with 4 hits including a double and homerun, with 2 runs and 2 RBI's. Irish DeCicco Doubleheaders scheduled for June 8 Rhino's vs. Rusty Nail The Chalet vs. McHenry Hospital St. Regis vs. Indian Manor Old Bridge vs. O'Brewery Games start at 6:15 p.m. at any of four different fields. Remember after watching your favorite team play ball Mary Koleno a senior, and Debbie Freeland ^junior were selected by the conference coaches for a spot on the All Conference Softball team for girls this past season. there is still plenty of ex­ citement at each sponsor. This week the Old Bridge will be passing out free balloons; see Steve Rohrer for details. Fields are at East campus. West campus (2) and Petersen Park. Pat Wirtz Coach Pam Schaefer was quite happy with the selection on Tuesday night at Mundelein. To both gals, congratulations for a job well done. 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