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YOUR LITTLE LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS! Diane Peterson of McHenry finds herself well above the ground in the midst of her long jump attempt during Monday night's girl's track meet against Crystal Lake South and Crystal Lake Central at McHenry. Peterson's jump earned her a third place finish in the event. McHenry finished second in the triangular meet with 50 points. Crystal Lake South was the winner with 78 points, while Central finished with 33 points. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The McHenry Warrior girl's track team, paced by three first plae finishes by Carrie Mortell, finished second in a triangular meet Monday night at Mc­ cracken held. I The Warriors tallied 50 points, while Crystal Lake South scored 78 points to win Ihe three-way meet. Crystal l^ake Central finished last with £3 points. • Mortell anchored the 880- yard medley relay team and Overcame a 50-yard deficit in her anchor leg of the race to |Win going away. A dropped baton at the first exchange almost lost the race for the !Warriors. but Mortell over­ came the odds to win the race in {he final 440 yards. The winning lime was 2:07. 5 Mortell also won the 220-yard tiash in a time of 28.4 ahead of bebbie Peacock of South, who Itpished at 28.7. She added a win in the 440 yard dash, running 62.8. In second place was Tammie Long of South at 68.6. South won the 440-yard relay in 52.8 with McHenry finishing second in 55.3. The two-mile run was won by Renee Albaugh of Central in a time of 13:05. Second was Beth Walter of Central in 13:22. South s Karen Fortuna won the 220-yard hurdles in 35.6, while Sharon Schau of McHenry was second in 37.3. Debbie Peacock of South won a dual with Carrie Mortell in the 100-yard dash, winning in 12.1, .4 ahead of Mortell. Jane Sorling earned second place points for McHenry in the 880-yard run. Sorling finished 17 seconds behind the winner Kathy Kapernick of South, who finished in 2:37.9. South captured the 880-yard relay in a time of 1:57.4 while TOUGHEST OF THE TOUGH! EARL WALSH' So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR You are retired or semi- retired so what do you do the whole long day. As a starter, you slept in your big chair too late last night so are wide awake too early in the morning You turn from side to side, flip the pillow over, sleep Ug^not with you so think aw whathell and roll out. You put the tea kettle on the back burner and that's your contribution toward a good cup of coffee. With guests in the house, the menu varies to waffles, bacon and sausage. Bathrooms are in full use so you sit down to read the mor­ ning paper The all clear sounds so you hang up your bathrobe, wash neck and ears, shave -- and heaven forbid that you should forget to comb your hair. Dressed for the day and off you go to the Plaindealer news room where you spend the rest of the morning editing sports copy and seeking Laura's help in a picture -story makeup. fella. That ground. covers ? a lot of The mailman bringeth junk. cometh and Time for lunch (never miss the bell). The phone rings It always does when you sit down to eat. There are other times when the phone always rings, but you know all &bout that without me drawing a picture. i You tell your wife that you have to go downtown to see a There is some reading to do and a crossword puzzle to work. Tis said that puzzles improve the mind. That chance isn't one to miss. Somewhere along the line there is medication that cur­ tails your activity for a while. Whoops! You have an appointment with a doctor. His report is so good that you can't do much complaining. (The crisis is over!) There is a late afternoon baseball broadcast from Toronto. Seems the announcer said a team from Chicago is playing up there. You note that Manager Don Kessinger is like most managers. He leaves a pitcher in for one too many batters. A walk through the back forty takes away the tension of listening to the ball game. It looks like rhubarb and asparagus will be the main crops in the back forty this year It's that time again. Soup's on! A great habit, that eating. If Arnold Rauen should by chance read this, he may wonder when a fellow gets time for all the housework he tells about Was it neglected? Nope Tomorrow is another day and a man's work is never done. the Warriors finished second in 2:03.4. Scharon Schau of McHenry captured another second place in the 110-yard hurdles finishing in 19.9 behind the winner Mary Swenson of South who ran a 16.8 Tina Tulga of South won the mile run in a time of 6:14.3. Central's Linda Kredgeski was second at 6:20 .1. South won the mile relay with a time of 4:38.2. Central was second at 4:44 8. The long jump was won by Mary Swenson of South with a leap of 16*2". Karen Fortuna of South was next at 14'8'2". Beth Walter of Central threw the discuss 89'10" for a first place. Second went to Kathy Kopernik of South at 78'1>2". Mary Swenson of South won the high jump, with a jump of 5'6". Diane Peterson of McHenry was next at 4'9 Central's Ann Parish won the shot put with a toss of 30'8" ahead of South s Kopernik who threw the shot 26'5'j". Third place finishes for McHenry included Philane Scully in the 880-vard run: Diane Peterson in the long jump; Lori Raddick in the discuss; Sharon Schau in the high jump: and Melissa Cichon in the shot put. Soph Nine 9-5 Over Crystal Lake; South A seven run first inning was more than enough for the McHenry sophomores as they defeated Crystal Lake South 9 to 5 on Tuesday. Bauml walked, and went to third on Kalch's double. Bauml then scored on a passed ball. Poessel walked and stole second Both runners scored on a double by Kevin Lavin. Lav in scored on a single by D'Angelo. Adams singled, and Knapic doubled to socre D'Angelo. and sent Adams to third. Belzer walked to fill the bases. Bauml forced Adams at the plate, but a wild throw to first enabled the other two to score for the final runs of the inning The young Gators threatened in the final inning, but the four runs they scored were not Frosh Batters 13 Hits In 5 enough and the young Warriors won their first FVC game of the season. Bauml. 2b-rf Kalck. 3b Poessel. c Lavin. 3b Greve, If D'Angelo. cf Adams, rf Major. 2b Knapic, ss Belzer, p Totals McHenry 7 C.L.S. 0 Get To 3 Loss To Dundee A Class A member of the Professional Golfers Association using a revolutionary instructional aid is the new golf pro at Chapel Hill Country club. Curt McCormick, who for the past eight years has been a pro at courses in Northbrook, has brought to the Johnsburg course instant replay video tape to golf lessons. "It's just a super teaching aide for student as well as teacher," explained Mc­ Cormick, when describing the video tape system. "When a person can see his mistakes it makes it easier to realize them and correct them." This will be McCormick's third year using the video tape system in his lessons and the first year they will be offered at Chapel Hill, the only area course featuring the instant replay in lessons. "Everyone likes to see their own swing," reported the 17- year PGA member. "The video tape is included in a regular lesson." McCormick has been a member of the PGA for twelve years after serving five years as an apprentice. He has spent the last ten years teaching golf. "I've easily given over 100,000 lessons," he said. "I've seen many different swing styles and probably have seen nearly all the mistakes that are possible to make in golf." Before coming to Chapel Hill, McCormick spent the last year as professional at Mission Hills Curt McCormick, new club professional at Chapel Hill Golf club in Johnsburg, displays the video tape machine he uses for golf instruction. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Country club, a private club in Northbrook. For seven years prior to that, he was a professional at Sportsman's Country club in Northbrook and before that, he was located at Thorngate Country club in Deerfield. "In the last ten years," McCormick explained, "I've probably spent 85 percent of my time teaching. The rest was spent in the clubhouse and pro shop." The video tape machine records the student's swing and then is replayed seconds later as teacher and student examine the swing and discuss its positive and negative aspects. "It's just a super, super teaching aide," he emphasized. "It is a tremendous asset to those who see their mistakes." MCHS Boys Track Team Second In Triangular Meet Coach Dan Boland's McHenry High track team finished second in a triangular meet held Tuesday at Crystal Lake South. The host school won the meet with 71 pts., followed by the Warriors with 58 and Crystal Lake Central was third with 52 pts. Warrior Results 3200 Meter Relay: 2nd, Condon, Wayler, Wright and Schick. 3200 Meter Run: 3rd, Bourley Triple Jump: 3rd, Mark Vogt. 110 H.H.: 1st, Chris Nowell. 100 Yd. Dash: 2nd, Dan Schaeffer - 3rd, Pete Ritthaler. Shot Put: 3rd, Mark Schiller. Discus: 2nd Mark Schiller, 4th Mark Vogt. 880 Yd. Run: 2nd Steve Mauns - 4th Mark Schulz. 400 Meter: 2nd, Keith Schaeffer. Long Jump: Schaeffer 1st Keith 300 Meter L.H.: 1st, Chris Nowell High Jump: 2nd, Chris Nowell. Pole Vault: 3rd, Dave Ramer - 4th, Ed Hughes. 200 Meter Dash: 3rd, Keith Schaeffer. 1600 Meter Relay: 1st, names not available. MCHS Varsity Baseball Team Wins Two In League Although getting 13 hits, the McHenry High freshmen baseball team dropped a 5 to 3 game to Dundee Monday night. The young Warriors had numerous opportunities, but just couldn't put the runs across at the right time. Glick, Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High baseball team won a pair of Fox Valley games earlier this week. They defeated Dundee 7 to 0, and Crystal Lake South 5 to 4. A 370 foot homerun by Tim Frantz ignited a rally for the Warriors in the Dundee game that saw the Warriors get 12 hits and commit no errors. Brett Thomas also homered for the Warriors, and Joe Bellich picked up the win. In the South game the Warriors jumped off to a 3 to 0 lead in the second inning, but the Gators came back with 4 in the third to take the lead. In the Warrior 4th, Teuber singled, took second on a out, stole third, and scored on Greg Mroz triple, and Mroz scored on the wild throw giving the Warriors the win. The Warriors are 3 and 3 on the season and 2 and 1 in the Fox Valley. McHenry vs. Dundee McHenry vs. C.L.S. ab h r 4 2 2 2 1 1 2 0 0 3 2 1 3 2 0 3 0 0 3 1 0 2 1 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 Teuber, rf-cf T. Frantz, cf M. Mroz, rf Thomas, lb. G. Mroz, dh Glick, ss McPherron, 3b. Prust, If J. Frantz, 2b Gerstad, c McHenry In Soph Totals: McHenry C.L.S. Winning pitcher: Howerton. 2 base hits: G. Mroz. 3 Base Hits: G. Mroz and Prust. Thinclads Third Relays At Oswego LdB 86 dll Pfl0B"g~8'0 0 P C OO'C 0 fl 0 0 0 6 fl'tt fl 0 fl B 0 B"0'0 0 0 fl (U 644 & 646 CASE Compact tractors with odd-on attach montsi Emphatically NO. Thoso are rugged machinos built from tho rubbor up to handlo a 10 hour day commercial operation. Heavy-duty everything: steering, wheels, bearings, axlos. Loader, 14 hp and 16.5 hp. Thoso aro tho ones you've got to test drive. Ceae in tad de |«st that! "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. [02 Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry 385-0420 Professional Residential Carpet Cleaning Two Step Process Rotary Machine I • Scrubbing _ Steamex 2. Ri (insing CALL PAUL 385-0688 MORENZ MRINTENRNCE 3 f l f l a Q Q Q O Q Q Q Q Q Q O P O Q P O O O O O O O O a O O O I H f t f t O f l t t f l ^ Huff and Olekisjew each had 2 ab h r hits for the freshmen ab h r Teuber, rf 4 1 1 Long.2b 4 2 1 T. Frantz, cf 4 1 1 Williams, ss 4 1 1 Thomas, lb 4 2 1 Glick. 3b 4 2 0 G. Mroz, dh 4 2 1 Smith, p 4 1 0 Glick, ss 4 1 1 Olekisjew. lb 4 2 0 McPherron, 3b. 4 1 0 Larson, rf 3 1 1 Prust, If 4 0 0 Dillion. ph 1 0 0 J. Frantz, 2b. 3 3 1 Massheimer. cf 2 0 0 Hoff, c 1 1 11 Nank, ph 1 1 0 Huff. If 3 2 0 Totals: 30 13 7 Maris, ph 1 0 0 Bazan. c 1 0 0 McHenry 0 11 2 0 0 3 Dundee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 13 3 r h e McHenry 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 7 12 0 Dundee 0 0 0 0 3 2 X 0 3 2 r h e Winning pitcher: Bellich 3 13 2 Home runs: T. Frantz and 5 7 2 Thomas. The McHenry sophomore track team finished third in the Oswego relays held last Saturday. Pete Ritthaler led the locals winning the 100 and 440 yd. dashes, and anchoring the record setting 440 relay team, and the winning mile relay. Other Warriors to score were: Mark Schiller - 3rd, Discus and 4th, Shot Put. Eric Akins - 1st, 220, 5th Shot Put, member of winning relay team. Dennis DeJa - 5th, Long Jump and member of winning relay teams. Steve Haines - 3rd, 880 run and member of mile relay team. Keith Schaeffer - 2nd, 100 yd. dash and member winning relay teams. Tony Woo - member of 440 winning relay team. Eric Crittenden - member of 1st place 880 relay team. DIVOT DOLLS M.C.C. 6th Annual TRRDE FRIR Make plans to see the products and services in McHenry at the McHenry Trade Fair to be held on May 4-5-6 at Parkland Jr. High 1802 N. Ring wood Rd., McHenry Sponsored by McHenry Chamber of Commerce Filling the main dining room of McHenry Country Club on Tuesday the M.C.C. ladies heralded the advent of Spring and the golfing season with their annual Spring luncheon. Words of welcome by the women's association president, Laverne Harpling, were followed by a short explanation of the season's scheduling by Games' chairman, Bernice Dolce. Mil Leisten, captain of the traveling team, gave a short history of the team's victories and invited the ladies to come out and qualify for competition in the In- tersuburban League. The first four weeks for the lady golfers will be an easing into the season with a Ten­ nessee Dog Fight scheduled for April 24. Opening Team Play will be a home match against Foss Park of North Chicago. The scheduling looks good. Now, if Mother Nature cooperates, it should be a wonderful season. Happy Golfing! Liz FEATURING BRAND NAME LITTLE LEAGUE EQUIPMENT: • Converse & Spot Bilt Baseball Shoes • Gloves *Bats * Balls •Jerseys • All purpose baseball jackets in McHenry, Johnsburg & Marian School Colors. * T-Shirts & Custom Printing GOLF SHOES NOW »N STOCK I Off* HLTKSKI. W M fflURS. & FW. 9:30 M.UT.MK*.S0U2m« ONE-STOP travel service \J 11 L #| VI A IB LIME Hamtata « CwfkkMn crvlMf MtMtir. AIRLINE md AMTRAK TICKETS While Tm WaH Ckaii»-0-Lak«s TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W, Elm St. McHnry, Illinois 60050 « CwlkUw crwltof A trip to lurof« . Moiko ...Hawaii? You can compara Ikom all un4or aaa root at ovroHkol Wo araagont* tor •teemship. aHlnot. hotoli. throughout tho worid. mi M5-75M Area Cod* 815 PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 20,1979 Warrior Girls Second 'n Track Triangular MIAVIIM Video Tape Aids New SPORTS Club Pro At Chapel Hill %