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PAGE < - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1977 EARL WALSH %••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR On Tuesday afternoon Jack Brickhouse announced that Joe Wagner and his bride of 33 years were attending the ball game in Wrigley Field. Nice of the Cubs to give them a 10 to 4 victory over the Dodgers for a wedding present Saw a license plate on a car that read - MAN 45. Suppose he will have to change this to 46 next year. That's where one of the fairer sex could be a winner. She could get number Ms. 39 and keep it for years. Mary Pinkstaff and her husband. Jim, attend local Pigtail League games five nights each week. That's what you call supporting our young people. The Cubs and Sox are making believers out of a lot of experts who didn't give them much chance last spring. Both teams have players who can whack the ball around the lot. While our loyalty to the Sox • has remained constant for years, it was a bit disturbing when it took a base on balls, an error and a wild pitch to get a run across the plate Before this hits the press, we expect to be attending a preview part for "The Great American Horse Show". Bet they don't ride em bareback like they did in our day. Will tell you all about it. What's this? It's a cartoon clipping that got buried under some papers. Men and women are gathered around a gambling table and one remarks, "I tried farming once, but it was too risky". It was Jim Curran who slipped us that one. Never knew that a Children's Day has been designated. It is June 12. Father's Day is June 19. Dog Days begin July 3. What a surprise! Mayor Bilandic won in a landslide. When I mentioned the Democratic machine, a friend offered a correction. He claims the opposition wants to build up the same thing, but call it an organization. Machine is a dirty word. L A rose by any other name -- Northwestern University's Andy Oakley, a freshman from McHenry, battles it out with three Iowa University two-milers during a Big Ten dual meet at Northwestern. Crystal Lake's Bill Santino (left), a junior at Iowa, managed to pull away from Oakley with less than a half-mile remaining. Santino won the race with a personal best of t:i7. Oakley placed second with a clocking of 9:17. Both runners ran fast enough to advance to the Big Ten Championships at Indiana University in Bloomington. LENNOX AIR CONDITIONING •TOP DISCHARGE •QUIET OPERATION •ECONOMICAL •COMPACT call: dcLl[ 0£XtZ£Z HEATING AND COOLING UNCI 1*31 3411 S WVtGMT ID 312/526-6286 McHENRY ILL. 815/459-2300 FINANCING AVAK ABIC murtibn marine cpFFDO® KEEPING AMERICA FIRST. Speedo wants to keep this country moving ahead so we've designed a red, white and blue swimsuit especially for the triumphant U.S. Olympic Swim Team in Montreal this summer. Now, if you couldn't be in the '76 Olympics, you can still be in the same suit that was. Speedo's Banner Suit. ^Sneedo is the reg. TM of Speedo Knitting Mills Pty. Ltd. SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SPEEDO SWIMWEAR AT EITHER LOCATION Rt. 12, Volo, Illinois 5 miles south of Fox Lake Phone 815-385-2720 1-94 and Russell Road V2 mile south of Wise, line Phone 312-395-3550 : LAKE REGION : YMCA NEWS The Lake Region YMCA gymnastics class is presenting demonstrations at the Crystal Point Mall on June 11 at 1 p.m. and at 3 p.m. The demonstrations will show basic tumbling skills, rolls, cartwheels, bends and springs. Also proper use of equipment such as: tram­ poline, balance beam, vault and uneven bars will be shown. Classes in gymnastics for the summer will be offered at the Crystal Lake high school. Beginners will be on Monday and Wednesday at either 8:45 a.m. or 9:45a.m. Intermediates will be from 12:15-1:30 or 6:30- 7:45 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday. Advance classes will be from 10:45-12:15 or 7:45- 9:15 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday or 9:00-10:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. All classes start June 20 or 21 and again on July 25. There are nine instruction periods for each class. Debby Greenlee, a physical education graduate from In­ diana State University, will coordinate the demonstration and all the gymnastic classes. Debby has competed on the Indiana State Gymnastics team and is presently an Illinois high school gymnastic official. The YMCA is planning three meets this summer and is building towards a competitive team this fall. For further information about course content, requirements for levels of classes and fees, call the Lake Region Y'MCA at 459-4455 or stop in at 7315 South Route 31, Crystal I^ke McHenry Country Club By John Busscner In the first round of the Directors' tournament played at the club on Sunday, June 5, the winners in Flight A were, J. Schmidt, F. Johnson, J. Packee, P. Overton, R. Waytula, T. Knaack, T. Martin and H. Gossell. Flight B winners were K. Knaack, L. Smith, E. Cepulis, J. Wright, B. Chelini, J. Wright, D. Jackson, B. Funk and T. Utterback. H. Leisten, J. Smith, D. Warfield, B. Strauss, R. Rode, E. Schuler, and J. Nolan were victorious in Flight C while in Flight D J. Sylvester, P. McKiernan, B. Swanson, T. Burke, M. Hori, K. Waberzeck, H. Nilles and K. Holmes were winners. In Flight E, D. Wattles, J. Christensen, R. Kreuser, B. Yopp, F. Hamelitz, N. Sch- maling, R. Blomquist and J. Kenton won matches. Flight F winners were Doc Carelli, E. Oja, E. Ray, R. Klemm, D. Gerstad, J. Gillette, M. Lysnne, and G. Weiland. The second round of the Directors' tour­ nament will be played at the club on Sunday, June 12. The first husband-wife golf outing of the season will be held on Sunday, June 26. Watch for sign-up sheets in men's and ladies locker rooms. A Big Swing ... but this young player of the Mini league Pirates fails to connect and becomes a strike-out victim during Tuesday's game against the Giants at the VFW park. A large audience of parents watched the Pirates lose their first game of the season by a close 3-2 score. The Giants improved their record to 5-2, and are now one game behind the Pirates in the Mini division of the McHenry Youth league. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Plans Developing For Farm Sports Festival Action on several fronts is shaping up for McHenry county Farm bureau members and others eligible to participate in the Illinois Farm Sports festival. Among sports scheduled are tennis, Softball, golf, trap shooting, swimming, and diving. Larry Harris, Farm bureau executive secretary, said the immediate deadline for par­ ticipation that members should be concerned with is for a place on the roster of a Softball team. Farm bureau is sponsoring six Softball teams this year. If a Farm bureau or 4-H member would like to take part, he should contact Harris at the Farm bureau smce rosters must be completed and mailed to the Illinois Agricultural association next week. The teams inlcude: Young Adult, managed by Jim Clary; All-County, managed by Charles Lockinger; 35'ers, managed by Bill Lagerhausen; Slow Pitch, managed by Gary Miller; and Boys' and Girls' 4- H teams, organized by Dave Plocher and Kathi Heberer. Jim Keefe, county Sports Festival chairman, said dates have been established for district competition. Some county tourneys to determine entries will be held. The district golf tourney will be July 18. The district Softball tourney will be at DeKalb on July 27. Joe Gitlin is organizing the county's swimming and diving entries, probably with a county meet beforehand. Tennis players will go direct to the state tourney but must register by July 28 • McHenry Area I I 12-Inch Softball I DIVOT DOLLS M.C.C. Using the three best low net balls out of four, Betty Phalen's team registered 212 to take the lead in the first week of the two- week Calcutta event for the ladies of McHenry Country club. On Betty's team were Dorothy Freund, Betty Rode and Carol Bolger. Captained by Carol Cooney, the second-lead team of Evie Guntner, Mabel Smith and Bea Gossell scored 213. Third leading team with 214 was captained by Letty Busscher whose teammates were Sue Martin, Barbara Leight and Betty Smith. With a whole string of teams following with scores from 214 to 218 the \ race is close and next week's culmination of this event could upset these standings and change leaders to followers. Time will tell. Shooting a 41-46 for an 87 gross, Carol Cooney took low net of 70 in Class A. In Class B Evie Guntner had low net of 72, while Carolyn Harger in Class C had net 63 and Carolyn Boyer in Class D netted 78. Low putts of the day were 28, rolled in by Mil Leisten. Four birdies were shot of No. 14 with one being shot of No. 16. On No. 14 the birds were by Nell Fidler, Maddi^ Holmes, Barb Weber and Jean Napier. On No. 16 the bird was shot by Carol Seese. Various chip-in were reported. Nancy Wilkins had one on No. 17, as did Mitzi Kenton on No. 12, Betty Smith on No. 10 and Fran Herrmann on No. 4. Fran's was especially pretty since she had to fly over the sandtrap to drop her ball in the cup. Just to prove that the game isn't over 'til the ball is in the cup, Laverne Harpling put her drive out of bounds on No. 18 but recovered sufficiently to score a bogie on the hole. That lass remains cool under all conditions. Next week will bring the wind-up of the Calcutta event with the week after finding the ladies all trying to Beat the Champ. 'Til then. Happy Golfing! Liz B R I D G E T O P S I N D I A N MANOR With the aid of a 10 run sixth inning Old Bridge won their first game of a double-header versus Indian Ridge Manor by the score of 17-9. Steve Rohrer had 3 hits, 3 runs and 3 RBI's, to lead first place Old Bridge. Joe Dehn added a pair of doubles going 3 for 4. Rich Wakitsch, Bridge leading hitter, had 3 hits, while Wayne Frantz scored 3 runs on 3 hits. Gene Hester added a pair of singles to the cause and Tom Les drove in 2 runs with a double. Bruce Harbecke added 2 RBI's on an important base hit. Doug Freund had a perfect evening going 4 for 4. Vern Petersen and Frank Lorch added 3 hits each while Dave Oeffling and Tim Whitman each contributed 2 hits. Indian Manor 103 4001 - 9 Old Bridge 020 4 1 10 x -17 Game two saw Old Bridge continue where they left off in game one. Scoring 11 runs in the first two innings and then a final 7 runs in the sixth dashed any hopes of an Indian Manor victory. Greg Freund had a big night at the plate, a perfect 5 for 5 performance including a pair of doubles and homerun, with 3 runs and 3 RBI's. Dave Schaefer had 4 hits and 3 runs scored. Joe Dehn had a double and homerun going 3 for 5 with 6 RBI's. Tim Althoff had 3 hits and 3 RBI's while Wayne Frantz, Ron Miller and Tom Les added 2 hits each. Bruce Harbecke had a pinch hit good for 2 RBI's in the sixth. Frank Lorch led the Manor with 2 hits and 2 RBI's. Doug Freund, Jim Freres and Tim Whitman each contributed 2 hits to round out Indian Manor's hitting. Janik had 3 hits and Tom Wench added 2 more. Mike Rogers had 2 hits but scored 3 runs and drove in 3 with 2 homeruns. Tom Shipley had a pair of doubles, scoring 3 runs while Butch Meyer drove in 2 and scored twice with a pair of two base hits. Larry Sweeton had a perfect night for the Hospital going 4 for 4, driving in 5 runs. George Andrekos had 2 hits and 3 RBI's with a homerun. Terry Van- denboom added a homerun while Rich Naponelli, Fred Meyer, Ted Klopcic and Don Chumura added 2 hits each. McHenry Hospital O'Brewery 200 214 2 - 11 362 22Q x - 15 Old Bridge Indian Manor 470 107 - 19 001 310 - 5 RUSTPR00FIN6 CHECKLIST O'BREWERY TAKES TWO Despite lat inning rallies by McHenry Hospital in both games O'Brewery held on to take both ends of their double- header to stay in second place. Mike Janik led O'Brewery in game one going 4 for 4 in the 15- 11 contest. John Smith, league leading hitter thus far, added 3 hits and 3 RBI's, with a double and a triple. Bud Smith did likewise with a homerun. Tom In game two Mike Rogers added another homerun to his collection as he went 4 for 5 with 3 RBI's. Tom Janik tripled and homered driving in 4 runs while Butch Meyer, John Smith and Jim Harper each added 2 hits and an RBI. Bill Salmen led the Hospital in game two. Rich Hopper had 3 hits, Ted Klopcic a pair of doubles and Terry Van- denboom had 3 hits plus 2 RBI's. Rich Naponelli had a pair of hits and George An­ drekos drove in 2 with a triple. O'Brewery 004 072 1 - 14 McHenry Hospital 011 110 6 - 10 RUSTY NAIL DROPS REGIS In two important games for both clubs Rusty Nail won twice over St. Regis 9-5 and 8-5. Gary Schmitt led the way in game one with a double and homerun, 2 runs and 2 RBI's. Charly Sowers had 2 hits and 2 runs while Ray Thelen's 2 hits and 2 RBI's rounded out the Nail's hitting attack in game one. Don Prazak had 2 hits and 2 RBI's for Regis. Jerry Brodin, Jim Lay and Irish DeCicco each added 2 hits and George Cadotte added an RBI and a pair of singles. St. Regis Rusty Nail 002 100 2 - 5 120 204 X - 9 Dave Sundby led the winners in the nightcap with 2 hits, 2 runs, and 2 RBI's. Bill Huff drove in 3 runs with a double and sacrifice fly. Ray Thelen Before you spend one cent to protect your new car, follow this checklist to be sure you're buying real rustproof protection... • Deal only with a professional rustproofer. 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Ray Franklin added a pair of doubles and Terry Reilly returned to the lineup with 2 hits and 2 runs. Gary Snell had 2 hits and Twig Miller drove in a pair with a base hit. John Coughlin doubled scored 2 runs for Rhino's. ,u ,s Stull did likewise adding an RBI. Jerry Sullivan added 2 hits. The Chalet Rhino's 050 032 2 - 12 200 10? 0 - 5 Ray Franklin added 3 more doubles in game two, scoring each time. Twig Miller had 3 hits, 2 runs and 4 RBI's. Don Harris had 2 hits and Terry Reilly drove in 3 runs and scored twice. Paul Adams and Bill Meyers both homered, each going 2 for 3 with 2 runs scored. Adams added 3 RBI's. Bob Freund drove in a pair of runs with a base hit. Chuck Martina had 2 hits for Rhino's. Rhino's The Chalet 010 10 - 2 550 04 - 14 Doubleheaders scheduled for June 15 St. Regis vs. Old Bridge McHenry Hospital vs. Rusty Nail O'Brewery vs. The Chalet Indian Manor vs. Rhino's Pajt Wirtz SPORTS COPY DOS AND DON'TS Please type or have somebody type for you. Double space. 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