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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIT* AY, MAY 9, ISM Karpavicius 5 0 1 Haddick 3 o 1 Byrne 3 0 0 Prust 3 2_ 1 Williams 4 0 0 Chester 4 12 Totals: 34 12 10 7 Homeruns: Connell (3-run homer). Triple: Donna Chesler Game 2 ab r h rbi Bohlman 2 3 2 0 Allen 4 11 0 Connell, 3 2 2 3 Karpavicius 4 2 3 1 Haddick 4 12 4 Byrne 4 0 1 0 West 3 0 0 0 Williams 4 0 0 0 Bitterman 110 0 Totals: 29 10 11 8 Homeruns: Chris Connell (3-run homer); Sue Haddick ( 2 - r u n h o m e r ) . MCHS 3 4 0 1 0 2 x TRAP PLAY -Surrounded by the enemy (Round Lake), Kim Grenman of the Johnsburg Skyhawks heads for the plate as the throw goes to the third baseman. But Kim couldn't beat the return throw to the plate and again retreated to third, where she made a head first slide under the tag. Her avoiding the trap, aided Johnsburg as she later scored. Still, the Skyhawks went down to defeat by a 21-7 score. Johnsburgs girls' softball team plays their home games at the Ringwood Elementary school. They will host Harvard there next Tuesday. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Cardunals Outlast Warrior Nine 12-11 Skyhawk Soph Ball Team Downs Marengo Indians 9-1 A 8 run rally in the 7th inning was not enough and the Warriors of Ken Swanson went down to a 12 to 11 defeat at Dundee on Monday. .The Warriors jumped off to a 2 to. 0 lead until the Cards ex­ ploded for 4 runs in the 4th, and 5 more in the 5th. Bob Zeller took the loss, and Jim Johnson had a 2-bagger for the locals. The sophomores won 9 to 7 behind Dan Long. Long is 2 and 0 for the season. John Bazan knocked in 3 runs, and Dave Williams 2. Smith and Glick each had 2 hits for Dave Luckett's crew. By Joe Meyers The Johnsburg Skyhawk sophomore baseball squad defeated the Marengo In­ dians 9-1 Tuesday and im­ proved its season record to 5- field. The sophomores scored an additional two runs before the inning was over. The Skyhawks added three more runs in the second inning and another run in the In the first inning the third. Center fielder Jef Skyhawks earned five runs, Letzter and first baseman beginning with a single by Jeff Bartmann each had two shortstop Tom Pieper. hits for the Skyhawks. Pieper's hit into center field Hoagy Dix was the win- went by the centerfielder, ning pitcher. He struck out and the Johnsburg runner 10 batters. managed to round the bases for the first run. The sophomores were Third baseman Rob scheduled to play Thursday Peisert singled and catcher against Hononegah at home. Dan Williams smashed a Today the sophomores meet two-run homer into right McHenry at Tigers field. Jensen, 2b Greve,lf • Bauml, 3b Frantz,cf Zeller, p Johnson,lb Hoff,c Anderson, rf Bryniarski, ss McNish, ph Doessel, ph Totals: MCHS Dundee McHenry vs. Dundee lohisburg Will Host Conference Track Meet Pistakee Yacht Club Offers Sailing School Johnsburg high school will awarded for first place in the host the 1980 Shark con- meet. Ribbons will be ference track meet Tuesday, presented for individual May 13, beginning at 3 p.m. places in all events. There Participating schools in will be a small admission both boys and girls divisions charge. are Johnsburg, Beloit C a t h o l i c , H a r v a r d , M o s t f i e l d a n d t h e The Pistakee Yacht club will sponsor a sailing school this year which will cover many aspects of sailing. Participation is open to all persons 12 years of age and older The school will be held on five Saturdays beginning on May 10 and continue through June 7. The time is 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. each Saturday. Anyone who would like to get into sailing now or think they will in the future, this is an excellent opportunity to learn sailing with instructors who have many years of sailing experience. The enrollment is limited and more information may be obtained by calling 815-385- Hononegah, Marengo and North Boone. South Beloit will be participating in the boys division only. 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