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Marian Wins First Cross Country Meet PAGE 7 - PLAINDEAL ER - WE. iY, SEPTEMB Marian Centra) won its first cross country meet of the season Monday night, defeating Cary-Grove. The race was run in Wood­ stock, with the Hurricanes winning 26-29. Senior Darryl May of Johnsburg finished the race in first place with a time of 15:58. Paul Sandall of Spring Grove was second, finishing in 16:35. , Junior Mike Davis of Johnsburg was the next Hurrica ne to finish, taking sixth place with a time of 17:08. Close behind in seventh place was Mike Eisele of McHenry, *t 17:09. Jesse Garcia was the next runner for Marian to cross the finish line. He took tenth place with a time of 17:55 and Mike DiPirro took eleventh with a time of 18:26. The frosh-soph team also won. They beat Cary-Grove by an identical score of 26-29, with sophomore Brad Gregory of Marian finishing first. BACKHAND-Sue Hutchinson of the McHenry girls tennis team uses her backhand to return a volley during her match with Sue Albinger of Marian Central Saturday morning. Sue won her match in straight sets, 6-0 and 6-4 to record her second victory in two tries so far this year. The team did not fare as well, however. Marian defeated the Warriors 3-2. Earlier in the week, the girls team defeated North Chicago 4-1, so there record now stands at 1 win, 1 loss. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsburg Drops Fox Hole From Sixteen - Inch Playoffs Johnsburg Tavern beat Fox Hole two straight games to drop Fox Hole from the McHenry Men's 16-inch league playoffs Johnsburg finished fourth in the league during the regular season, while Fox Hole had finished in first. Fox Hole had defeated Johnsburg both times the two teams met during the regular season Johnsburg now advances to the best of five finals against the winner of the Old Bridge- Hautzinger semifinal, and will be aiming to repeat as playoff champions Last year, John­ sburg (formerly Het- termann's) won the league and the playoffs Old Bridge rebounded from an opening game loss to Hautzinger to win game two and even the best of three series and require a third game, which was played Tuesday, Sept 12 Johnsburg Wins First (>ame i:»-9 Johnsburg overcame a 7-5 deficit with a 8-run sixth inning to defeat Fox Hole in the first game of the best of three set Sept 5 The game was the first of two playoff games played that night Every player in the John­ sburg lineup had at least one hit in the game Jim Meyers paced the Tavern with 3 hits in 4 at bats, two of which were home runs Meyers drove in 3 runs and scored twice. Harry May had two hits, including a triple, while scoring twice and driving in three runs Wayne Frantz also had a triple while going 2 for 4, scoring once and driving in a pair of runs Phil Oeffling. Don Bentz and Ted Freund all had two hits each, with Bentz scoring twice For Fox Hole. Tom Janik had a perfect 4 for 4 He had a triple and 3 singles, scoring 3 times and driving in a run Dick Meyers had 2 hits and drove in a pair of runs, and Denny Meyers also had a pair of hits l lautzinger Bumps Bridge. 11 -K Hautzinger scored four times in the first inning in the second game Sept 5 and held on to defeat Old Bridge and take a one game lead in their best of three series Hautzinger and the Bridge split their two games in the regular season After four innings. Haut- X HIlllPS UH44IAMS W* at C«ntury 21 Car* Roal Eatata, Inc. ar* plaaaad to praaant you with our wookly aariaa of imformotivo Root Eatoto Articioa. While in Dorr County thia poat weak. I ran into th* following aaying: It la nk* to b« Important, but much mora Important to b* nlca. It tokaa ao little in life to be nice to one onother We hope when you talk to our office you find our Neighborhood Profeaaionola"™ nice in every way. We intend to be Phone 344-1033 WE RE Hl-RE FOR YOU" CARE REAL ESTATE INC. Phone §15-344-1033 3717 W. Elm (Acroea from Jewel) McHenry, li. Koch office independently owned and operated. zioger had built a 10-3 lead, and herd off the Bridge in the later innings to win. Paul Morenz led Hautzinger with 3 hits in 4 trips, scoring twice and driving in a pair of runs. One of Morenz's hits was a double Jerry Miller had 2 hits, in­ cluding a triple, while Jerry Brodin had a hit and 3 RBI's Greg Freund and Joe Dehn paced the Bridge with 3 hits apiece in 4 at bats. Each scored a run and drove in a run Doug Freund added a pair of hits, including a homerun and 2 runs scored, and Rick Wakitsch had a pair of hits, driving in one run Each player in the Old Bridge lineup had at least one hit. Bridge Evens Series, 10-6 In the second game of the series played last Thursday night, Old Bridge scored 7 times in the first inning, and stopped a last inning Haut­ zinger rally to even the series. The final game in the best of three set was scheduled for Sept 12 at 8 p m Joe Dehn and Greg Freund again paced the Old Bridge. Dehn had 4 hits in 4 at bats, 2 doubles and scored 3 runs, while Freund had 2 hits, 4 RBI's and one run scored Tom Les added a pair of hits and 2 runs scored and Rick Wakitsch, Steve Rohrer. John Pitzen and Dave Schaefer had 2 hits each as the Bridge pounded out 16 hits For Hautzinger. ^who could only manage two hits until the final inning, Ron Wisnewski was the only player in the game with more than one hit, as he went 2 for 3, scoring once and driving in a pair of runs. Jerry Miller had a double to score two runs Johnsburg Ends Fox Hole Season Johnsburg beat Fox Hole in the second game Thursday, 4-2, to win the best of three game series. For Fox Hole, it was a disappointing end to a very good season. Johnsburg did all their scoring in the first two innings, scoring three in the first and one in the second. Fox Hole got one run in the first and a run in the final in­ ning in the low scoring contest. There were only 14 hits in the game, with Johnsburg getting nine and the losers five Ted Freund led Johnsburg with 2 hits in three trips and an RBI Phil Oeffling had a pair of hits, while the Bentz brothers each drove in a run with an extra base hit, Myron getting a • first inning triple and brother Don a first inning double For Fox Hole, Marty Conway was the only player to hit safely twice. He doubled in the first inning to drive in a run and doubled and scored leading off the final inning. Johnsburg now meets the winner of the Hautzinger-Old Bridge game Tuesday, in a best of five game series The final round of the playoffs will begin Thursday McHenry School League Palace Bowl 9-6-78 WOW! What a turn out this year, far too many to guess, but it looks as though it will be a real "rolling" season. As usual there were moans and groans from some and whopps and hollars from others. Since we were bowling just for averages, there were no teams established and. for­ tunately no win-loss column, but there were some SUPER scores. G. Hubbard rolled a 174- 249-190 for a grand total of 613, S. Blume totaled a smart 448; R Justen a 572 and E. Rogers came up with 517. R. Homo 182, R Glawe and A Beeldt 171, J. Hamilton 162 and S. Vitale 163 did a "number"' on the pins and will be back for more. Many new people joined us and the league welcomes them and hope they have a GREAT time this year Please note, no boo-boos listed, just wail till next week. K Lescher A Major Defect Jeweler--Why do you want me to refund your money on this engagement ring: Didn't it suit? Young man-The ring suit­ ed all right-but 1 didn't. night, with a doubleheader beginning at 7:30 p.m Player Of The Week Joe Dehn of Old Bridge is player of the week for last week Dehn had 7 hits in 8 at bats in the two games against Hautzinger He had 2 doubles, an RBI and 4 runs scored. 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