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Air condition your home with an CENTRAL SYSTEM These units" have excellent PLUS PARTS ONLY ie filter, oil, gasket ONLY . 8 - PLAINDEALER -FRIDAY. MAY 9,1980 Fox Hole Defeats John's Sport Stop 8-7 As 12 Inch Softball Season Opens MtHewy Area Twelve Inch Season Underway The McHenry Area Men's Twelve Inch slow pitch league kicked off the i960 season with three games on Monday, May 5. Fox Hole won an im­ portant show down with John's Sport Stop 8-7. Don Your Week Ahead Horoscope ARKS Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-Moy 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 CANCER June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-S^t. 22 Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Due. 21 CAPRICORN OK. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Ftb. 18 PISCES Feb: 19-Mar. 20 Forecast Period: 5/11 - 5/17/80 Avoid- impulsive spending -- especially where other people's assets are concerned. A new project should fare well. Establishing a new relationship at this time promises a long term source of happiness and joy. Unexpected reaction from a friend or co­ worker sends you scuttling behind the scenes to catch your breath. Postponing an important date puts your social affairs on questionable footing. Where are your priorities? Career matters take a turn for the better. Well deserved recognition is within your grasp. Intellectual pursuits are generally favored. Mental creativity put to writing makes for a best seller. Wouldn" t it be a pleasant surprise to be in communication with a dear departed soul? You would do well at this time in studying the mental processes of those you deal with. Illness among employees calls for a review of health and dietary habits. Houseclean- ing is in order. Speculation results in financial gain. Movies, plays, other forms of entertainment are also favored^ --------- Surprising developments at home provide wider freedom and call for a new look at career possibilities. A hungry search for knowledge takes you on many journeys through treasured books. NOTICE: W e w i l l h o n o r a n y c o m p e t i t o r s s e r v i c e s p e c i a l p r i c e - w i t h p r e s e n t a t i o n o f c o m p e t i t o r ' s s e r v i c e c o u p o n ! TIME-VP SPECIAL #ith" Bentz, Jr. drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh after the Sport Stop had gone ahead in the top of the inning with a three- run outburst. Little John's won a 24-13 slugfest with Second Federal Savings while Wayne's dropped their first game to Paulette's Pantry by the 12- run rule. Games scheduled for Monday, May 12: John's Sport Stop vs. Second Federal- Savings at A.P. 1 Freund field; Little John's 1 vs. Paulette's Pantry at Petersen park; Fox Hole vs. Wayne's at Petersen park. All games start at 6:15 p.m. Games scheduled for Wednesday, May 14: Raymond's Bowl vs. Jewel Park at A.P. Freund field; Oaks-RDG Reality vs. Huemann's Water at Petersen park; St. Regis vs. Rusty Nail at Petersen park. This season the league takes on a new look with the addition of four new teams and the formation of two separate divisions. The season has been shortened from 27 games to 16 games while doubleheaders have been eliminated. Lights are going up this month at the new Softball diamond in Petersen park and soon all games will be played there. Three games are played each Monday and Wed­ nesday as both divisions prepare for the playoffs slated to begin in late August. Also the league All Star game is scheduled for a Sunday afternoon on June 29 -plus a tournament sponsored by the Rusty Nail should give Twelve Inch fans plenty of softball to watch. Game of the Week The top two teams in Division A met in game one of the 1980 season with Fox Hole taking the first match 8- 7 in a close fought contest. Fox Hole opened an early one run lead in the first when Jeff Meyers batted a leadoff double and scored on Jim Yaworski's base hit. Greg Freund's double to PLUS mi OH Chmyt! 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John Meyers opened with a single followed by a base on balls to Jeff Meyers. Jim Yaworski and Ron Miller each hit RBI singles and the Sport Stop was up 4- 3. In the fourth Vinnie Freund gave the Fox Hole a 7-4 lead as he slammed a 3- run homer driving in Dick Kazlauski and Don Bentz, Jr. in front of him. Kazlauski had just driven in Myron Bentz after Bentz had led off the inning with a triple. John's Sport Stop rallied in their half of the final inning to knot the score at seven. With two outs both Ken Ludwig and Joe Dehn singled. Rick Wakitsch doubled driving in both runners and scored moments later on Greg Freund's t^o base hit. The Fox Hole's Richie Meyers led off the bottom half of the inning with a single. Myron Bentz singled and Dick Kazlauski was intentionally passed to load the bases with no outs. Don Bentz became the hero with a base hit to give Fox Hole the victory. John's Sport Stop ab r h rbi D. Freund 4 0 1 1 Ludwig 4 11 1 Dehn 4 12 0 Wakitsch 4 11 2 G. Freund 4 12 1 Lent 4 12 0 Gilpin 3 0 3 1 Kiefer 3 12 1 Rohrer 2 11 0 Pitzen 10 0 0 Schaefer 3 0 0 0 Totals: Fox Hole ab r h rbi J. Meyers 3 2 2 0 Yaworski 4 0 3 2 Miller 4 0 4 1 B. Meyers 4 0 0 0 R. Meyers 4 11 0 Bentz 4 12 0 Kazlauski 3 12 1 D. Bentz 4 1 * 1 sv. Freund 3 113 John Meyers 3 11 0 Totals: 36 8 19 8 John's Sport Stop 0 4 0 0 0 0 3-7 Fox Hole 1 0 2 4 0 0 1-8 Badminton Team At Conant High Invitational The girls' badminton team went to Conant high school last Saturday for a 16 team invitational. Jean Hoch finished 5th. in number one singles for the Warriors. Other Warriors were: Julie Dowell, Monica Sieverin, Debbie Bauer, Julie Dowe and Brenda Eylander. _ i : DIVOT DOLLS Si M.C.O Tuesday, May 6,_was a good day for the gals at McHenry Country club to get rid of some of the kinks in their golf game as they played "Throw-Out" golf for their warm up event. Eliminating their six worst holes and using two-thirds of their handicap the following nets were posted. Class A - Liz Nolan with 38, Class B - Barb Leight with 40, Class C - Maddie Holmes with 39 and Class D - Betty Gossell with 41. More in the line of realism the following low nets were posted on the gals' handicap cards. Class A - Lynn Sch­ midt, 77; Class B - Barb Leight, 72; Class C - Maddy Homes,77; and Class D - Pat MacDonald, 77. Helping Lynn S. in Class A was her fine putting. She rolled in 29 putts for the 18 holes to give her low putts in her class. In Class B Dot Freund exhibited the same skill on the greens by taking only 29 putts. In Class C Georgette Lewis and Ethel Koehler tied for low putts with 35 each. And, in Class D the skilled hands of Betty Wayman kept her putts to 32. Being at the mid-point of Spring a number of birds - and birdies - seem to abound. The one that Virginia Spengel got on no. 8 doesn't count, however, since it really had wings and didn't help the ball to go into the hole. Apologies to ° Mother Nature from Virg. Those that counted back in the club house were, the one Evie Cassellhadon no. 18, the one that Anna Johnson had on no.16 and the three that Joanie Buss had on no. 6, no. 8 and no. 14. Joanie's drive on the par-three eighth hole wa^a foot and a half away from a hole-in-one. A close call. Chipping skills have also finely honed by a (umber of the gals as ridenced by the number of chip^ins reported. Nancy Wilkifas reported one on no. 16, Lynn Schmidt on no. 4, Letty Busscher on no. 14, Betty Wayman on no. 12, Irene Kinneman on no: 3 to hold par and Toots Gersted on no. 13 out of the trap. Those are tough acts to follow: While many of the ladies were playing straight-down- the-middle golf a few were performing more perilous . practices. Dot Christiensen was preparing for Arbor Day by acquainting herself with most of the trees on the course. Marelene Smith must be thinking about the seashore. She earns the title of "Sandy" for this week, having had the dubious distinction of landing in the most traps. The trick shot "broken -club- award", however, goes to Eunice Hatch whose ball caromed off the trees, ricocheted off the bridge railing and landed on the eighth green. She claims that's the hole she was playing. Next week will be the first of a two-week ABCD Calcutta event for the 18- holers while we welcome the Nifty Niners in their first event; a Bingle-Bangle- Bungle. 'Til then. Happy Golfing! Liz Tom Parsley Supports Easter Seal Softball Marathon May 17-18 Hi softball fans! This is Tom Parsley, sports boardcaster for high school games in McHenry county. As one softball lover to another I'd like to tell you about a very special up­ coming event. The Easter Seal Softball Marathon, May 17-18. A spectacular and fun line­ up of prizes will be awarded to the individual bringing in the most money, including a large commemorative trophy. Each winning team will be presented a small com­ memorative trophy. In turn players will help han- dicapped children and adults by collecting pledges donated by sponsors. The marathon will run for 24 hours and sponsors should be asked to contribute pledges on a per hour basis. A team's total pledges must amount to $100 in order to be eligible to participate. Teams turning in more than $200 will receive free T- shirts. Any men's, women's or mixed team may register. The Fox Valley Officials association is donating their time to call the games which will begin Saturday, 10:30 a.m. at the Woodstock City park and continue through to 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Call (815)338-1707 if in­ terested. WHAT S NEW Pump Your Boat A single stroke on the handle can push a light boat 12 feet in calm water, the maker says. The 8V2- pound, muscle-powered motor features a large, slow- turning propeller. It can op­ erate in reverse and adjusts for water depth From Man- U-Troll Corp . 204 Metro Park. Ennis. Tex. 75119. TOUGHEST OF THE TOUGH! Skyhawk Varsity 2nd In Triangular Meet The Johnsburg varsity track team scored 55 points to finish second in a triangular - meet with Har­ vard and North Boone on the Johnsburg track Tuesday. Harvard won the meet, scoring 89 points?* North Boone finished third with 43 points. . First place finishers for the Skyhwaks were Chris Dixon (5' 10" in , the high jump); Bob Baker (2:19.58 in the 800 meter run); Bruce Preston (9' in pole vault); Jay Jackson (11:13.95 in the 3,200 meter run). The Skyhawk 3,200 meter relay team- also took first. Johnsburg will not- par­ ticipate in the scheduled meet at Woodstock next Monday. The Skyhawks host the Shark Conference meet on Tuesday. Marengo Indians Beat Skyhawks 15-3 The Marengo Indians defeated the Johnsburg Skyhawks 15-3 in varsity baseball action Tuesday at Marengo. . J o h n s b u r g s e c o n d baseman Dave Mauer hit a home run in the first inning to give Johnsburg its only lead. Marengo scored three runs in the second inning, and four runs in each of« the • remaining three innings. Johnsburg's other two runs came in the fourth inning when Mauer singled and then crossed home plate oil a single by Kurt Valentin. Valentin later scored on a passed ball. The Skyhawks were scheduled to play Hononegah Thursday at Tigers field and then travel to McHenry to play the Warriors on Friday. Johnsburg »travels to Hiawatha on Tuesday to play the host school in the district: McHenry Flotilla Auxiliary Starts Boating Lessons The McHenry .Flotilla of the Coast Guard auxiliary will start a six lesson Safe Boating course for the public in the Chain-of-Lakes area, The classes will be held at the Coast Guard Boating Safety headquarters, 17 S. Route 12 in Fox Lake (V2 block south of the traffic signal). Classes will. s^art Wed­ nesday, May 7, at 8 p.m. Registrations will be ac­ cepted up until the second class May 14, space per­ mitting. For information or registration phone 815-385- 7828. SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK May 16 • IHSA District May 16-17 IHSA State BOYS TRACK May 10 FVC at Crystal Lake So. May 16 IHSA District Mon., May 19 McHenry County at Woodstock May 23-24 IHSA State GIRLS SOFTBALL NTaytt-17 1HSA Sub-Regional Thurs., May 15 CSftY May 19-24 IHSA Regional Tuts,, May 20 CROWN May 27-31 IHSA Sectional ' June 5-6 IHSA State BOYS BASEBALL Fri., May 9 JOHNSBURG <F/S-T) (4:00) May 13-19 IHSA Regional Wed., May 21 CROWN (F/S-T) May 24 & 26 IHSA Sectional June 5 & 6 IHSA State All games start at 4:30 weekdays 10:30 on Saturdays unless otherwise stated. BADMINTON Mon.. May 12 ZION Tues.. May 20 at Rolling Meadows Sat.. May 24 IHSA District May 30-31 IHSA State All matches start at 4:30 unless otherwise stated. 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