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PAG I. 8 - FLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 30,1980 iiciiywoMEN'sl I 16" SOFTBALL | Oaks Marathon Defeats St. Regis Excellent defense on the part of both teams proved to be a major factor as Oaks M a r a t h o n ( f o r m e r l y Wayne's West End) beat St. Regis (formerly Emil's) 7-4. Kathy Barry, starting this year at third base, played heads-up ball with seven put- outs. Mary Ellen King pit- \ / The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 I I • 2 Years - $25.00 ( (Best Buy) • l Year $13.50 • 6 Months - $7.50 D Payment Enclosed | I I Name. Address. | Prices good in McHenry J County. iched 3*2 innings before giving up A run, holding the team to only six hits. Kathy Rogers led off the top of the seventh with a triple, and was driven in by a sacrifice fly by Mary Sue Parker. Mary Sue also in­ tercepted a fly ball from the outfield and picked the runner off at second resulting in a double play. It was almost an instant replay as St. Regis had a similar double play the previous inning. Good sportsmanship was displayed on both teams. Wayne's West End Vivitar700 110 Point 'n Shoot' Pocket Camera • Electronic Flash • All Glass Lens • Uses All 110 Films . When the moment has to last forever Get a Vivitar! Gift Kit MCHENRY CAMERA 3412 W. Elm * 385-7723 ShutterHuT Window and Wall Decor Eases Past Nolan's Liqubrs Wayne's squeaked past Nolan's Liquors 18-16 in a game played very well by two new teams in the Thursday division. Wayne's batted out two triples by Denise Fidler (who also made a running catch) and Sharon Marunde, wjiiie Nolan Liquors came back with a double by Cindy. Karen Anderson made great defensive plays for Wayne's keeping them on top and with a great whole team effort, they were able to maintain the lead. Tom Weyland has organized them into a winning team..for at least one game'. Brake Parts Beats V.F.W. Brake Parts with the help of three new players, Cis Morner, Vicki Kopsell and Marie Mellum downed the V.F.W. 9-2. Cis was 2 for 2 with a walk, Vicki was 2 for 4, with two long and hard hit fly balls, and Marie was robbed of a line drive bet­ ween third and short. Also back after an absence of one season is Dorothy Kupstis. Dot went 3 for 4 in addition to two great catches. (Dot still refuses to wear a glove, but with hands like that, who needs one?). Mary Mclnerney is again player- coach and started off with a home run driving in three runs. Linda Lent was at her best offensivley as well as defensively, scoring two runs and allowing six hits. Injured on the last play of the game, Diane Wilson playing third, tagged the advancing runner out, after receiving the throw from Vicky Kopsell. Hope Diane recovers soon, along with Debbie Thornton's head. River Shannon Takes Sunnyside River Shannon started off the game with a boom and sent twenty batters to the plate, scoring fourteen runs in the first inning. After that, Sunnyside settled down and retired River Shannon quickly. The game went uneventfully until the fifth inning when Julie Oeffling lead off with a double. Lora Jacobs then moved her to third with a hqrd smash' to left, and a deep fly ball past the left fielder by Brenda Bingman scored the run. D. Morowski was the winning pitcher giving up only one walk. The lights are still not hooked up so this weeks games will be held at West Campus and Petersen Park. Thursday-May 29 Nolan Liquors vs. St. Regis. Brake Parts Vs. Oaks Marathon River Shannon vs. V.F.W. Wayne's West End vs. Sunnyside "Old Bridge Sweteps Gearraaster 22-0 Another good defensive game with excellent pitching by Kathy Joyce and Karen Shastal kept Gearmaster from scoring. Although Gearmaster played well defensively, they just couldn't get their bats going. Old Bridge was led by Sharal K o e n i g s e d e r , K a r e n Gutekunst and Kim Martin who all doubled. Alice Hoffmann added her triple, while Mary Martin came back again with a homer. RDG Nips Four Winds Tight defense again, h e l p e d c o n t r i b u t e t o t h e game as RDG beat Four Winds 6-5. Connie Saunders was kept busy as she made 7 unassisted outs. Chris Tokarz hit a three run homer in the fifth for Four Winds, but RDG held on. A special hello to Dee Carstens who wanted her name in the paper this week. Palce Bowl Beats Ed's Rental In an extra inning game, Palace Bowl was able to ease past Ed's Rental 6-5. Despite a 3 run homer by Diane of Ed's Rental, and a triple play, Ed's Rental was unable to score again after being tied 5-5 in the 7th. Aggressive base running was the key, as Peggy Dennis from Palace Bowl scored the winning run after hitting safely. * Scarlett Dennis made a nice grab that carried her over into a sommersault, but she still could hang onto the ball. Winning pitcher was nanci Mondry. Oak Park out hit McHenry Limo 10-0. Tuesday, June 3 - at Petersen park, under the lights. 6:30 - Gearmaster vs. Palace Bowl. v 6:30;- Ed's Rental vs. McHenry,limo. 7:30- RDG vs. Old Bridge.. 8:30 Oak Park vs. Four Winds. Division Standings Old Bridge Palace Bowl Residential Oak Park Four Winds McHenry Limo , Gearmaster Ed's Rental Roni Rogers • I !• •y Dick Rabbit) The girls' softball team is playing this week at Harlem :§ of Rockfordin the Sectional meet. Hie Warriors pulled an !£ >:• upset last week by beating F.V.C. champion Crystal Lake :£ :& South. South had defeated the Warriors twice during the :£ regular season. §: Butch Pintazzi and Tim Sabatka put on a good showing :|:j >:• at the state tennis meet before bowing out. Sabatka has 7 :|:j wins in state play, for a school record. Aric Akins didn't fare well at the state track meet, but ijij you can bet that the sophomore sprinter gained some :|:j ::r:j wonderful experience. He has two more years to go to the ijij finals. ' Iji; Congratulations to Joe "Nate" Bellich and Joe Bauml Ijij | on their selection to the all conference team. This is Joe's & second honor and he was an unanimous selection, which is ijij ijij! hard to come by these days in any conference. Bellich was £: g the Warrior MVP, and Bauml the Most Improved. Likewise Sue Haddick, Terri Bohlman and Chris iji: ijij Connell, mainstays on Mary Osterman's sectional bound & softball team, on their selection to the all conference £ j:j: team. Pitcher Sue Haddick was an unanimous selection, £ With just a few events left, the sports year has come to g an end. It has been an interesting year for Warrior fans, £ ii the close games in football, the exciting Warrior & •;i basketball team. Marty Sobczak "Rassling Warriors" ;i;i g and their fine season, Chuck Cuda's golfers, Gary Gray's & >:i boys and girls tennis, the Water Warriors, girls' j& >:• basketball, volleyball, badminton, and so many we ijij probably skipped a few, but not on purpose. Appreciation goes to all the coaches who cooperated ijij! ijij during the past year, to you fans for your support of ijij; ijij Warrior athletics, and the good Lord willing, we will be $ ijij back again next fall. Jg Trappers Convention At Lincoln In June McHenry Pigtail League WOVEN WOOD SHADES & DRAPERIES MINI BLINDS ISHEER| BEAUTY UfeNst chopped W off the price of oar woods. Our bra^d new De Mar M Woods are the real thing too Fuil- function mini blinds mettcu'ously made from choice basswood V,d available in your choice of si* fashionable finishes With savings itke this, it s neve been easier to plant the woods in any window Deity OOSJQ •rdH Shop At Homo Coll •15-344.1 Mt PONY DIVISION 1980 SCHEDULE Visiting Team Fashion Shoppe ^ Home Team Fri.- 30 Otto's Girls JUNE Tue. 3 Wally's Bike Haven McHenry State Batik Wed. 4 Fashion Shoppe Otto's Girls Thu. S C.R.V. Electronics Wally's Bike Haven Fri. 6 McHenry State Bank Fashion Shoppe Sat. 7 Otto's Girls C.R.V. Electronic All games will be played at Petersen Park Field. Weekday Gaines 6:15 P.M. Saturday Games 10:00 A.M. On June 13, 14 and 15, the National Convention of the Fur Takers of America will be held at the Logan County fairgrounds at Lincoln, Illinois. This convention is sponsored by the seven Fur Taker Chapters in Illinois. Many activities are planned for this three day event. There will be trap set d e m o n s t r a t i o n s b y professional trappers. Also scheduled is a trap setting contest for both young and old trappers.Furriers will be on hand Saturday afternoon for a style show. Numerous other events include an antique trap auction, log s p l i t t i n g , t o m a h a w k t h r o w i n g , n u m e r o u s displays and dealers on hand for those interested in get­ ting ready for the coming trapping season. A number of noted speakers will be present. The list so far include Mr. Jim Glass, who is executive president of the Wildlife Legislative Fund of America; Mr. Jim Helfrich, who is assistant director of the Illinois Department of Conservation; and Mr. Dave Nicholas, who is with the Woodstream Corporation. Many more noted and in­ teresting speakers will be in Attendance throughout the convention. There will be food and camping available on the fairgrounds. For more information on the con­ vention - contact Mr. Robert Himmel, Rt. 2, Havana, 111., 62644. Phone 309-543-2454. Never agree with a speaker or writer; agree with his facts and his rea­ soning. ,<*** Johnsburg high school senior Wayne Besserud took 12th in the State in the 800 meter run last Saturday at the State track meet at Eastern Illinois university in Charleston. Besserud, who was seeded sixth state-wide, ran a qualifying time Friday of 1:50.1. The Skyhawk standout was hampered in the championship race with a leg injury, but he still managed a very respectable time of 2:01. This vear Besserud has helped set several school records at Johnsburg. He was a member of the two-mile relay team, and the mile relay team which both set records. He also set the school record in the 800 meter dash. Besserud went further in state track competition than anyone else in the area. DIVOT DOLLS M.C .( . Cathy Greer and Maddie Holmes teamed up to be the low net winners in the one- day "Do-over" event for the 18-holers on Ladies' Day at McHenry Country club. Low Gross in the same event was won by Joan Buss and Mabel Smith. All the rest of the gals were vying for the same event, some coming close, but not close enough. Putting seemed to be the nemesis of many of the gals, with sand traps creating several frustrations. Title of "Sandy" of the week goes to one"of our newest members, Dorothy Wood, although Barb Weber and Frieda Miller tried to lay claim to the dubious honor. Only one birdie was reported for this week, that executed by Joanie Buss on No. 4. Cathy Greer's birdie on No. 11 last week was omitted in the reporting -(oops!). One of our newer golfers, Cathy is making tremendous progress with ho* game and is looked upon as the gal most likely to succeed in dropping the most strokes from her handicap. With the lush growing weather of this season the trees and bushes on the course are bursting with their fullness - and, on oc­ casion, present a few problems. Hence, the title of "Tree-trunk Busscher" goes to Letty B. who made a connection with many of them, all eight or ten of them on the second hole. Half a dozen chip-ins were noted: Maddie Holmes oh No. 1, Jean Napier on No. 4, Dotty Shadel on No. 5 (last week), Georgette Lewis on No. 10 and Barb Weber on No. 13. They claim their chipping was a salute to Bernice Dolce as a welcome back after her four-week layoff due to surgery. The Nifty Niners' Scratch and Scramble Event found Martha McCrary and Melanie Frett taking first place in the partnership deal with Carole Barnicle and Inez Burelli taking second place. Inez also had low putti of 15. Millie Wignall ap­ parently locked up her best shots in the trunk of her car along with her keys. That does happen sometimes. The traveling team suf­ fered its first defeat (and, hopefully, its only one) at the hands of the ladies at Chapel Hill last week. This week the McHenry gals travel to Thunderbird in Barrington where they hope to redeem themselves. Good luck, gals! This week's bridge tournament found Peg Anderson scoring 4,190 points to be top winner. In second place is Char Zwissler with 3,380 and Barb Lysett in third place with 3,310. Someone's dealing some mighty fine hands! Next week will find the 18- hole golfers getting down to some serious golfing when they play their annual Flag- Day event and also start Ringer, while the Nifties will be playing "Carefree Golf". 'Til then. Happy Golfing! Liz Air condition your home with an ^=¥lirtemp CENTRAL SYSTEM These units have excellent E.LR. ratings for economical operating cost. Complete package to fit your furnace, in eludes coil, condensor, line set. relay and power wiring, com­ pletely installed ION B.T.U. Approi. Sq. Ft Cooling Cap. 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