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Hiller And Hamm Wins First Annual Nail Softball Tournament Hiller & Hamm won the first annual Rusty Nail Twelve Inch Softball Tournament held at Petersen Park on August 25 and 26. The champions defeated J&J Machine from Carp- tersville 13-4 in the final game of the 16 team tourney to earn the trophy and the money. - H & H displayed a fine hitting attack throughout the tourney, 71 hits total, and proved too strong for the team from Carpentersville. J&J Machine 'ran out of gas' after upsetting two good teams, Kiss-It from Cary and, The Jokers out of Buffalo Grove. . J&J Machine won their opener by beating the Sting from Harvard 14-3. Jim Cusack had 3 hits while Steve Haack drove in 3 runs and scored 3 runs with a single and triple. Dan Thielke drove in 4 more "runs on 2 singles and a sacrifice. In the second round J&J's first 3 batters walked and scored on Bob Jone's 3-run triple and Kiss-It never recovered as the potentially strong team from Cary fell 12-3. Steve Haack had 4 hits in 4 at bats with 2 RBI's. The semi-final opponent for J&J Machine was a strong 'Joker' club from Buffalo Grove who had just upset Old Bridge-John's Sport Stop 11-9 in a second round game. The 'Machine' surprised quite a few fans in holding off the Jokers and Bob Jones paced the 12-9 victory with 3 hits, 2 runs and 3 RBI's. HILLER & HAMM ROLLS The champs, composed of local talent, swept their first round game in convincing fashion by running over the Giants from Carpentersville 16- 3 in five innings. Twig Miller and Jim Yaworski each had 3 hits while Ron Miller went 2 for 2 with 5 RBI's. In second round action H&H demolished Northland Con­ struction from Woodstock 14-0 in five innings. The winners outhit their opponents 19-3 with Jeff Meyers and Jim Yaworksi both getting 3 hits and Don Bentz, Jr. adding a 2-run homer and sacrifice fly. The semi-final matchup had Morenz Maintenance meeting Hiller & Hamm in a game most expected to be even slugfest. It turned into a tense low scoring game until Hiller & Hamm's Jim Meyers' third base hit of the game produced the winning tally in the bottom of the eighth inning, giving H&H a 4-3 win. Morenz Maintenance, another local team, was led by Myron Bentz's 4 for 4.Tom Hurckes' 3 for 3 and Don Prazaks' 2 RBI's. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Left fielder Fred Wanker and right fielder Jim Cusack opened the J&J first inning with back to back base hits in the championship tilt. Both scored one out later when shortsop Bob Wilde and catcher Bob Jones hit successive singles. Hiller and Hamm opened their half of the first with 4 straight hits. Jeff Meyers doubled, Jim Yaworski singled in Meyers, Ron Miller doubled in Yaworski and Twig Miller slammed the third double of the inning after Ron had scored on a throwing error. Twig scored MCHENRY HEARING AID NEW HOURS! 10 TO5 PH. EVERY WED. WHY /T(81S) 1385-7661 % McHENRY HEARING AID Discount Service Ceiter EVERY WED. 10 TO 5 PJL 3937 W. Mala, McNeary 115-315-7441 BATTERY SALE BUY AT WHOLESALE 50°o DISCOUNT ALL SIZES! 'CASH & CARRY ONLY) XBiy Trial MNnrAMs Nationally Advertised Brands •ran NMS BY Am. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ROBERT STENSLAM 1 ASSOCIATES HEARING TESTS REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES 4v*yJMv At ML Prospect MON. THRU SAT. 109 S. Main St. (Rt«. S3) 312-392-4750 AfttnoN I EvniRfs on Don Bentz, Jr.'s sacrifice fly and H&H had a 4-2 lead. After a 3 up, 3 down J&J Machine second inning Hiller &Hamm took advantage of a dropped fly ball in right Held to score 2 unearned runs in the bottom of the second. In the third inning J&J Machine threatened but a' double play erased any chance of scoring. H&H proceeded to take a commanding 10-2 lead when six of their first seven batters hit safely. Third baseman Gary Gilly narrowed the lead to 10-4 with his two out two run single in the fourth but Hiller & Hamm added 3 more insurance runs to cap the scoring. J&J Machine threatened in each of the next innings before going 3 up, 3 down in the final inning. In the fifth another H&H doubleplay, their sixth of the tourney, wiped out the Machine. Again in the sixth the first two runners reached base but were stranded on 3 suc­ cessive flyouts. Jim Yaworski led the champs during the 4 game tourney with 9 hits in 14 at bats. Twig Miller, Jim Meyers and Jeff Meyers had 8 hits each while Vinnie Freund went 7 for 11. Ron Miller and Don Bentz, Jr. were tops in RBI's with 7 each. Steve Haack had 9 for 14 to lead J&J Machine. Jim Cusack had 8 hits. Catcher Bob Jones and Dan Thielke drove in 7 runs each while Haack added 6 RBI's. Winner's Bracket - Semi-finals Jokers 300 05 1' 0-9 J&J Mach. 0 4 0 5 1 2 x-12 Morenz Main. 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0-3 Hiller & Hamm 021 000 0 1-4 FINALS J&J M a c h . 2 0 0 2 0 0 0-4 Hiller & Hamm4 2 4 3 0 0 x- 13 In the consolation bracket Uncle Jamie's won the championship by defeating The Desperados from ' Crystal Lake 5-0. Doug Jones and Ray Thelen both had 2Jiits to pace the winners. Fra|k Schmidt and Mike Dunker had 2 hits each for The Desperados. Losers' Bracket Semi-finals Oaks Marathon 0 0 3 0 0 0 0-3 Uncle Jamie's 3 2 0 1 1 0 x-7 Consolation Championship Uncle Jamie's 0 1 0 0 2 0 2-5 Desperados 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 DIVOT DOLLS Tournament States Hiller & Hamm led all teams with 47 runs on 71 hits. The Desperados led all teams with 5 homeruns and 15 total extra base hits. Hiller & Hamms. Kiss It and The Desperados turned 6 doubleplays. Out of 18 games played three were extra inning thrillers, nine were decided by 5 run margins or less, two were shutouts and four were decided by the 12-run slaughter rule.? RDG President, Dick Doherty, provided all trophies while Tournament Director, Dave Sundby, says, "Next year will even be better!" Although no record was kept of "paid customers" the hundreds of fans who saw at least one game can attest that Dave and the rest of the Nail crew have started something which is certain to turn into an 'Annual Happening' which McHenry can be proud of. Pat Wirtz WHAT S NEW Camp Grill Handy and compact for the camper -- a propane cylinder inserts into a plastic base and regulator and grill attach to top. M.C.C. An error in last week's reporting stands to be corrected before turning in this week's results. In the three- week Class and Club Cham­ pionship which wound up last week it was Kathy Lundquist who was the Low Gross winner in Class C. Congratulations to you, Kathy, and apologies for reporting the wrong name. This week the women of McHenry Country Club were again blessed with beautiful weather and good golfing conditions as they played an ABCD 2-best-ball event. The team of Irene Kinneman, Marlene Smith, Eunice Hatch and Shari Weakman posted a 132 to put themselves in first place. Second-place team with 135 was that of Betty Mohan, Bernice Dolce, Gene Napier and Pat MacDonald. In third place with 137 was the team of Nancy Wilkins, Carolyn Harger, Ethel Koehler and Kathy Greer. And, in fourth place with 139 was the team of Floss O'Connell, Marilyn R e i h a n s p e r g e r , D o t Christiensen and Gloria Otth. The daily postings found Letty Busscher having low net of 76 in Class A while Nell Fidler had low putts of 29 in the same class. In Class B a three- way tie for low net of 77 each was shot by Mable Smith, Barb Weber and Dot Freund. Mabel was also the low putter, rolling in the amazingly low number of 26. In Class C Gloria Otth low- netted with 76 while Ethel Koehler took low putts with 29. In Class D Pat MacDonald *ow netted with 79 and Dot Shadel low putted with 34. It was a good day for golf with a number PAGE PLAIN DEALER • FRIDAY. AUGUST. 31 AT THE NET-Jenny Prust iwingf with both hands as she returns the ball to her opponents daring the Junior Miss Doubles of the McHenry Tennis Tourney last weekend. Jenny's partner, Jean Rodauklrah backs her up. This pair lost the title to Terrl Behlaaaa and Sue Haddick by C-3 and M scores. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD of the scores reflecting the day. No chip-ins were reported but a couple of the gals had birdies. Lynn Schmidt birdied no. 6 and no. 14 while Carol Cooney, our champion, birdied no. 14, no. 15 and no. 16. What a way to play g°lf! Ginny Lazar reported from the Nifty Niners that their Most-Pars-Net event was won by Martha McCrary who parred seven of the nine holes. Lorraine Young low-putted with 14 and also chipped in on no. 4. This has been a good season for the women golfers at McHenry but, as in all things, will be winding down fairly soon. Two facets of the season remain to be reported. The Lady Golfer of the season, determined by the number of events entered and won has been determined. Shari Weak- man, one of our newer golfers is the winner this year and our heartiest congratulations go to her. The winners of the Ringer event are still to be determined and will be reported next time. The next two weeks are listed as Free Day and Golf on your own consequently, there will be no scheduled events. Sept. 18 will feature a Tennessee Dog Fight followed by a-Criers Tournament on the 25th which will conclude the golfing season. So, 'til next time. Happy Golfing! Liz FAA proposes to upgrade small airports. Basketry has been found among all primitive peoples and is one of the oldest of arts. For Good When Mary complained that her husband had left for the third time and she ivas sure it was for good, her neighbor tried to be consoling. "He'll be back again," Sally said. "Not this time, "sobbed Mary, "he took his golf clubs with him this time." 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