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P A . E 6 - P L A 1 N D E A L E R - W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L 3 0 , I t 8 > SPORTS -... S if-;-: i '4 EARL.WALSH" So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR' This may be a Society item, but you must know by now that anything except advice to the lovelorn might pop up in this column. Would even take a shot at the ad­ vice if anybody would listen. It was Saturday afternoon when relatives and friends drove in, flew in or just dropped in to the Bill and Skip North home to honor Bill's mother on the occasion of her 90th birthday. When the Joe Norths spent their summers on the shores of Fox River at Johnsburg, some of the girls formed a card club. We were happy to take three of those girls, Genevieve Khox, Dorothy Weber and Lillian Bolger with us to the party. Mrs. Joe (Alvina) Miller was unable to attend. The Knox sisters combined their talents to make a clever birthday card, Genevieve writing the verse and Dorothy the art work. It came out that Mrs. North's super cooking skill was one of the attractions that led friends to her home. At the age of 90, this grand lady is sharp as a tack and thankful for many blessings. "I'm so happy!", exlaimed Mrs. North as she was overwhelmed by events of the day. Her happiness was con­ tagious. We set sail for home with light hearts and a feeling that few hours with this dear lady must rate with the happiest events of our lives. Don't invite Herb Reihansperger and David Israel, Trib sports writer, to the same party. Israel doesn't waste any sweet talk on Herb's beloved Cubs. How can anybody say such things about those Cubs who haven't done anything to anybody since 1945? Dave Kingman claims he doesn't have a ghost writer as some sports writers would have us believe. - One thing they can't >say about Dangerous Dave is that he has a ghost slam­ ming those long, booming home runs over the fence. It shouldn't happen, but there is a lot of talk about home town scorers in the big leagues favoring their teams. I believe it. Some of those calls on hits and errors leave a bad aroma in the air. Even some of my detractors have to admit that the White Sox are hotter than a dime store pistol. That young team has the spirit of a hungry young prize fighter. Who makes up those ballots for the Annual All- Star baseball game? Chet Lemon is the only Sox player listed. Now, see this! Bill Buckner, Ivan DeJesus, Barry Foote and Dave Kingman of the Cubs are all listed. There oughta be a law. We welcome Marilyn Ehlen to the sports page this week as reporter of ac­ tivities in the Pistakee Thursday Women's Golf League. Can summer be far away? . •' -•V •• JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOFTBALL Thurs., May 1 at Hononegah (TBA) Sat., May 3 SOUTHBELOIT- Var. (10:30a.m.) Sat., May 3 HARVARD-F-S (10 A.M.) Tues., May 6 ROUND LAKE F-S & Var. All games start at 4:30 weekdays 10:30 on Saturdays unless otherwise stated BOYS BASEBALL Thurs., May 1 HARVARD (Var. & S.) Fri , May 2 • ROUND LAKE Fri., May 2 at Round Lake (F&S) Tues., May 6 at Marengo (Var. &S.) Thurs., May 8 HONONEGAH (Var. & S.) All games start at 4:30 weekdays unless otherwise stated GIRLS TRACK Wed., April 30 SOUTH BELOIT-HONONEGAH BELOIT CATHOLIC- MARIAN CENTRAL IHSA District (TBA) Shark Conference Meet (TBA) Mon., May 5 May 9 -10 Tues., May 13 BOYS TRACK Thurs., May 1 gT. EDWARDS Sat., May 3 Lisle Invitationals (9 a.m.) Tues., May 6 HARVARD-NORTH BOONE Mon., May 12 at Woodstock-Lake Zurich All meets start at 4:30 unless otherwise stated BOYS TENNIS Wed., April 30 at Round Lake Fri., May 2 at McHenry (4 p.m.) Mon., May 5 at Lake Zurich Wed., May 7 at Marian Central (4 p.m.) All matches start at4:30 unless otherwise stated In Celebration of Our New Location, Granville Sornson offers you and your family a FREE FULL COLOR 8 X 10 FAMILY PORTRAIT I / >Y >> One BeMtiM 8 x 10 Portrait k >4. f< % I I TO YOU ft YOUR FAMILY I V 'if IS ' ,• * ' V ^ ^ • N_ ̂ 4 • ^ -A \ -x \ V * \ A A A \ /V X A A • Call 815-385-1627 to. make an appointment APPOINTMENT TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY 2 3 TO 9 -- SATURDAY MAY 3 - 10 TO 6 SUNDAY. MAY 4 - 10 TO 6 GRANVILLE SORNSON 5116 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. UP - but not over. Mike Conner of the Warriors failed on this attempt during the pole vault of the McHenry Relays. Conner is a sophomore and is coming on strong for the Warrior Track team. McHenry failed to place in the pole vault competition. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsburg Boys And Girls In Track Meet The Johnsburg boys' track team finished eighth in the 14-team Jacobs Invitational track meet Saturday. Rick Szumlas finished second in the high hurdles for the Sky hawks, and the senior standout took third in the low hurdles. In the high jump, senior Chris Dixon cleared the bar at 5'11" to take a fourth place medal out of the 23- player competition. Freshman Mike Rowden tied for fifth place in the triple jump and then helped teammates Terry Boyer, Bob Baker and Wayne Besserud win fourth place in the the Distant Medfey. Boyer, Rowden, Szufnlafc and Besserud took third place in the Sprint Medley. In the girls' competition, sophomore Sue Moulis won second place in the 800 meter dash. Sophomore Cheri Kofler took third in the 100 meter dash and fifth in the long jump. Junior Inge Dschida took fourth place in the 100 meter low hurdles. Girls Track Team Of McHenry High 11th In Lake Forest Relays Coach Don Seaton's McHenry High girls' track team finished 11th in the Lake Forest relays on Saturday. The host Scouts won the meet with New Trier East in the runnerup spot. The best the girls could do was third in the mile relay. Debbie Mortell, Terri Blume, Christy Howard and Carrie Mortell picked up the third pi ice ribbon. The 880 Shuttle hurdle relay team finished fifth, with Sharon, Julie Bourey, Chris Kawalec and Angie Anderson. The two mile relay team finished fifth with Sue Hutchinson, Howard, Brough and D. Mortell. The medley relay team of D'Angelo, Biggs, Blume and C. Mortell also finished fifth for the Warrior scoring for the day. Team Standings 1. Lake Forest 2. New Trier East 3. Deerfield 4. North Chicago 5. Glenbrook South 6. Woodstock 7. Zion Benton 8. Cary Grove 9. Antioch 10. Mundelein 11. McHenry 12. Waukegan East 13. Niles North 14. Grant 15. Stevenson LIMOUSINE SERVICE Serving Entire McHenry Count Area "trie it CMtart ii I Unriw taMile' •DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE *D*iiv«ry to O'Hor* •Pick-up at O'Har* •Parcel Delivery Available •Sarvica to Othar Destinations Available BY RESERVATION ONLY 7 RAYS A WEEK 344-4466 WAYNE AMORE, Owner HE'S OVER, but Ed Hughes of the Warriors discovers the bar has begun to fall. It was Hughe's final attempt in the pole vault event of the McHenry Relays last Friday. Though he failed to place in the relays, he cleared the 10'6" mark earlier this season. St. Charles captured the pole vault event as well as the championship of the relays. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD St. Charles Wins Title In McHenry High Relays By Dick Rabbitt The expected dual bet­ ween St. Charles and Naperville North for the McHenry Relays title never materialized as the Saints ran away from the op­ position to win the meet in easy fashion. Coach Trent Richards just had too many horses for the rest of the field as they ran up 136 pts. to runnerup Naperville North's 66. The Warriors finished 6th in the 16 team field with 24 pts. Events Pole Vault: 1st., St. Charles. 2nd., Naperville N., 3rd., St. Charles, 4th., Kaneland, 5th., Elk Grove and 6th., Rochelle. , Shot Put: 1st., St. Charles, 2nd.. Belvidere, 3rd., Rochelle, 4th., Hoffman Estates, 5th., Marengo and 6th., Woodstock. Discus: 1st., St. Charles, 2nd., Belvidere, 3rd., Lake Forest, 4th., Kaneland, 5th., Crystal Lake S. and 6th., Woodstock. Long Jump: 1st., Belvidere, 2nd., Kaneland, 3rd., McHenry, 4th., St. Charles, 5th., Rochelle and 6th., Kaneland. Triple Jump: 1st., Lake Park, 2nd., St. Charles, 3rd., Kaneland, 4th., Belvidere, 5th., Crystal Lake S. and 6th., Elk Grove. 880 F-S Relay: 1st., St. Charles, 2nd., Hoffman Estates, 3rd., Naperville N., 4th., McHenry, 5th., Lake Forest and 6th., Crystal Lake South. 880 Varsity Relay: 1st., St. Charles, 2nd., Naperville N., 3rd., McHenry, 4th., Hoff­ man Estates, 5th., Crystal Lake Central and 6th., Crystal Lake South. 4 Mile Relay: 1st., Naperville N., 2nd., Hoffman Estates, 3rd., St. Charles, 4th., Woodstock, 5th., Crystal Lake Central and 6th., Lake Park. H.H. Shuttle: 1st., Elk Grove, 2nd., Kaneland, 3rd., St. Charles, 4th., Belvidere, 5th., Lake Forest and 6th., Naperville North. Mile Relay: 1st., Kaneland, 2nd., St. Charles, 3rd., Lake Forest, 4th., Belvidere, 5th., Naperville N. and 6th, Rochelle. 100 Yd. Dash: 1st., Lake Park, 2nd., Marengo, 3rd., Naperville N., 4th., St. Charles, 5th., Hoffman Estates and 6th., McHenry. Sprint Medley: 1st., Hoffman Estates, 2nd., St. Charles, 3rd., Rochelle, 4th., Naperville N., 5th., Elk Grove and 6th., Belvidere. 2 Mile Relay: 1st., Naperville N., 2nd., Rochelle, 3rd., Woodstock, 4th., Dundee, 5th., Lake Forest and 6th., Hoffman Estates. ^ 440 Relay: 1st., St. Charles, 2nd., McHenry, 3rd., Hoffman Estates, 4th., Lake Forest, 5th., Elk Grove and 6th., Naperville North. Team Standings St. Charles 136 Naperville North 66 Hoffman Estates 49 Belvidere 40'/2 Kaneland 40 McHenry 24 Lake Park 23 Lake Forest 22 Elk Grove 20^ Rochelle 17 Woodstock 16 Crystal Lake South 15 Dundee 12 Marengo 10 Crystal Lake Central 4 Crown 0 Camp Duncan Swim Team Finishes In Fifth Overall At State Meet The Illinois Area YMCA State Swimming Cham­ pionships held at SIU in Carbondale proved the Camp Duncan YMCA Dolphin Swim team is a high ranked state caliber swim team. After qualifying at the local level, 53 teams were represented at the state meet. The Dophin's boy team finished 4th. State Champions from Camp Duncan are Corey Dun- teman, 8 yr. and under, 25 yd. free style; Joey Sommer 9-10 yr. 100 yd. free style; and Erik Bengston, McHenry 11-12 ye. 50 free' style. Erik also set a new state record in that event. The girls' team finished 6th overall. Junior Olympics Camp Duncan YMCA Dolphin Swim team com­ peted at St. Charles in the Junior Olympic Swim Meet. With over 55 teams represented, placing in the top ten in their age group were: 16. Waukegan West 17. Crystal Lake Central 18- Round Lake 4th, 9-10, 100 free - Joey Sommer. 5th., 9-10, 260 free, Joey Sommer. 6th., 9-10, free relay - J. Sommer, S. Leissner, P. Pagast and P. Bitter. 10th., 9-10, 50 Back, K. Mueller. < P. Pagast is the son of Peter and Lorayne Pagast of McHenry. Dophins at Waukesha The Camp Duncan YMCA Dolphin Swim team recently traveled to Waukesha, Wis. for the YMCA Midwest Area Swim meet. The top teams from 7 states qualified for this YMCA meet, hosted by the Waukesha YMCA swim team. Erik Bengston, McHenry placed 6th in the 11-12 yr. 200 free style, 4th in the 100 free and 50 back, and 1st in the 50 free style breaking the meet record. The 9-10 girls free relay of K. Mueller, M. Decker, D. Hastings and A. Marshall placed 5th. Camp Lodge, each swimmer from the youngest, 6 yr. old Sissy Koch, to the oldest, was personally presented an engraved participation award. The presentations were made by the coaching staff of Jeff Fujino, Frank Bessette and Doug Kozenski, who coached the Dolphins to an impressive 5th place overall finish at the Illinois Area State YMCA Cham­ pionships. Tuesday 7 p.m. Bowling League 4-22-80 Over Average: Peter Justen's: Glenda Wieck, 406 and Shirley Haufe, 4-5-7 split. McHenry Floral: Gloria Otth, 443 and Lois Crouch, 491. Steffans: Marie Deidrich, 427; Janet Roth, 523,118 over. - Nice! Southgate: Bitsy Schaefer, 466 and Cathy Boro, 544 (191). Havemeyers: Dottie Hayes, 534 ( 209); Shirlee Howe, 431; a fid Jane Swit- zer, 509. Bimbo's: Wilma Aylward, 438; Pat Tonyan, 318; and Bobbie Justen, 447,3-10 split. Glaviano's: Elie Glaviano, 442; Lil Michels, 481; and Sue Smith, 491 (190). Executive National: Emma Weiss, 405 and Dot Koleno, 434. Fox Hole: Edie Nimsgren, 5-10split; EstherChilds, 418; and Shirley Thomas, 391. Clark Station: Nancy Peterson, 457 (176) and Freida Miller, 443 (189). City Wide: Rose Freres, 481, 70 over; and Pat Ruemelin, 513 (197). McHenry Inn: Char Zasadny, 366; Bari Joyce, 470; and Kim Batke, 398. Three other special awards were presented at the festivities. The Drake Award for the outstanding girl swimmer went to Glenna ° Gosch, Spring Grove. The Lakeland Award for the outstanding boy swimmer went to Erik Bengston, McHenry. The Tom Thiede Award which is only given when there is someone who qualifies for the award was presented to Alan Brothers, Ingleside. Soph Skyhawks Lose 13-7 To C.L. Central For First Loss The sophomore Skyhawks lost their first baseball game of the season last week, falling 13-7 to Crystal Lake Central. As of April 27, the sophomores held a 4-1 record. Joe Meyers, Bill Stefka, and Tom Pieper each had two hits for the Skyhawks. A lack of good defense con­ tributed to the Skyhawks' loss. The sophomores were scheduled to travel to Crystal Lake South on Tuesday and play a doubleheader Thursday at home against Harvard. Score by innings: Johnsburg 2 3 0 2 0 0 r h 7 7 C.L.C. 2 1334 r h 13 13 Awards Banquet The Camp Duncan YMCA 1#/n, __.0 _ _ " " MCHS Badminton Team Shut annual banquet. 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