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On Friday morning the local pair competed in the consolation bracket and played their third straight three-set contest beating F. Jelstad and Reuling of Peoria Bergan 6-3,4-6 and 6- 4. In the next match the Warriors quickly disposed of Murowski and Allen of Schaumberg 6-2, 6-3. This victory put the local boys in the final thirty-two doubles tennis team with an Op­ portunity to tie last year's squad with total victories and.be in the top 16 teams in the state. Homewood- Flossmoor's Johnson and Eight area people recently completed the Small Boating course presented by the chaln-O- Lakes Power Squadron. The squadron te a unit of the United States Power Squadron and te active in offering education for safe boating in inland waters such as the Chain-O-Lakes. Pictured from left to right are: .(front) Brenda Hazelton, Tricia Flags. (Back) Alford HsselUm, David Conaghan, Michael Flaga. Michael Mady and Mandy Mtesman. (Not pictured, Richard Moehling). The course te recognised by the State of Illinois and boaters that pass are certified. Bohlman, And Connell On F.V.C, Team Junior Sue Haddick, a pitcher with a couple of no hitters this season, along with her batterymate Terri Bohlman, and second baseman Chris Connell all were selected to the F.V.C. team at a meeting in Crystal Lake Monday night. Haddick was a unanimous selection to the team. FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE GIRLS SOFTBALL ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Sue McManaman, C-SS, Cary Grove Jr. Phyllis Massaro, P., Cary Grove Jr. Sue Ebert, RF, Patti Ruetsche, 2B, Dundee Sr. Crown Jr. Kathy Kowalski.SS, Jean Haeger, CF-P., Crown Jacobs Sr. Jean Haeger, CF-P., Crown So. Kathy Trnka, 3B, * Cheri Bacon, SS, Jacobs Sr. Crystal Lake C. Sr. Sue Haddick, P, * Kathy Boebe, 2B, McHenry Jr. Crystal Lake, C. Sr. Terri Bohlman, C, Mary Goodwin, P., * McHenry Sr. Crystal Lake, S. Sr. Chris, Connell, 2B, Marce Kersten, SS, McHenry Sr. Crystal Lake.S. Sr. Jodi Rasmussen, IB, Janet Kasha, IB, Woodstock Sr. Crystal Lake S. Sr. Sue Wilcox, SS, Kellie Mannen, 2B, Woodstock Sr. Crystal Lake S. Sr. Connie Brink, 3B, Carla Waschow, P, Woodstock Jr. Dundee Sr. * Unanimous selection. McHenry Area 12-Inch Softball Fox Hole Continues * To Roll Second Federal Savings of Fox Lake finally broke into ihe win column with a close 7-5 vrctoi^ over previously unbeatehKing's Row. Fox Hole Tap scored 26 runs on 21 hits including 5 homeruns as they rolled over Little John's 26*4. Old Bridge-John's Sport Stop scored mruris in the ' third to wl«|)14-7 over Wayne's. Eastern Division Sabatka And Pintozzi Net Three Fox Hole Taj iridge- John's Sport Stop 2 1 King's Row 2 1 Little John's l 2 Second Federal l 2 Wayne's 0 3 Games Scheduled for Monday, June 2: Old Bridge- John's Sport Stop vs. Little John's at 6:30 pan.; King's Row vs. Fox Hole at 7:30 p.m.; Wayne's vs. Second Federal Savings of Fox Lake at' 8:30 p.m. Ail games will be played at Petersen park. Second Federal Outhit But Wins Second Federal Savings won the "Game of the Week" by outscoring King's Row 7- S. Second Federal managed only eight hits to the Row's 15 as the loser left 11 runners on base. Second Federal left only- 2 runners aboard as they made the best of 4 extra base hits and two key errors by King's Row fielders. Gary Golaga paced the winners with a double, triple, run scored and RBI. Bob Tortoricci and Bill Lomas each tripled in a run. Jack Lequense added a single, run scored and sacrifice fly. King's Row was led by Chuck Marke and Tim Whitman who each hit safely 3 times. Willie Howard, Rick Sorenson and Randy Schultz each added 2 hits. Bill Ganek contributed a base hit, sacrifice and 2 RBI's. King's Row 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 -5 S. Federal 3 0 2 2 0 0 x-7 Bentz Power Defeats Little John's Myron .and--Don Bentz Bridge attack with 3 hits in 3 at bats, 3 runs scored, 2 RBI's and included a pair of doubles. Joe Dehn added 3 hits and 2 runs scored while Rick Wakitsch and Steve Rohrer both went 2 for 2 with 2 runs and 2 RBI's each. Ron Lentine and Doug Freund had 2 hits each. Wayne's was led by George Cadotte who went 3 for 3 with 5 RBI's. Bob Buss had 2 hits, 2 runs scored and 2 RBI's. Kevin Horner and Don Prazak had 2 hits each. Old Bridge- John's Sport Stop 0 0 11 2 1 0 0-14 Wayne's 50 0002 0-7 Pat Wirtz combined for 6 hits and 11. RBI's including a pair of homeruns by -both as they helped Fox Hole Tap to their third victory in a row. Rich Meyers added 3 hits in 3 at bats including a ho- merun, 3 runs scored and 3 RBI's. Bill Meyers had 3 RBI's, 3 runs scored with a single and double while Jim Yaworksi singled twice and scored 3 runs. Jeff Meyers went 2 for 2 with a base on balls. Fox Hole broke the game wide open with a 12-run third followed by a 9-run fourth inning. The game was halted due to the 12-run rule. Little John's i o 0 12-4 Fox Hole 5 0 12 9 x-26 Eleven Run Inning Decisive Old Bridge-John's Sport Stop scored eleven runs in the third inning and took an 11-5 lead over Wayne's. The Bridge was never threatened again as they eased to a 14-7 victory. Phil Kiefer paced the PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 30. UM MCHS Girls Outlast Round Lake Team In Regional Play 11-9 Athletes Away Terry Reilly, a May 1980 graduate of Valley City State college in North Dakota, has been named to the all- conference tennis team. Terry finished second in singles and his team was first in the conference. They also were second in the district tournament. a *• * The truth is what every good citizen should search for in all questions. It is often not easy to find. * a * * Education is a great asset but it is not exclu­ sively confined to the acquisition of intelligence. McHenry won the semi­ final round of regional play by slipping past Round Lake in 10 innings by a score of 11- 9. Round Lake drew first blood as they scored 4 runs in the third on 4 hits and a walk. A lineout doubleplay ended the rally and the Warriors went to work. Chris Connell led off with a walk add scored on Karen Karpavicius' triple. Sue Haddick popped out but Donna Chesler singled in Karpavicius. After two wild pitches and a walk to Pam West the Warriors pulled off a double steal scoring Chesler from third with run number three. McHenry scored two runs in the fifth to take a 5-4 lead. Robin Geiger walked and moved to second on a walk to Karen Karpavicius. Both moved one base on a passed ball. With one out Sue Haddick flew out for an RBI but the throw back to the infield was wild and Kar­ pavicius also scored. Round Lake tied the score in the bottom of the inning on a double and RBI single Neither team scored in the sixth but in the seventh the Warriors scored twice to take a 7-5 lead. Karen Karpavicius walked with one out, moved to second on a passed ball and then held up as Sue Haddick reached base on an infield error. Both runners ad­ vanced into scoring position on a wild pitch. Donna Chesler grounded to second for the second out but the play scored a run. Pam West followed with an RBI single and the Warriors held the lead going into the last of the seventh. Round Lake never gave up as a hit batsman, base hit and 2-run triple tied up the score. With only one out Sue Haddick went to work on the mound as the next two Round Lake batters popped out to send the game into extra innings. Haddick retired 9 in a row during a stretch including the seventh through tenth innings. * In the top of the tenth a Round Lake error, 2 base on balls and two clutch extra base hits gave McHenry an 11-7 lead. Terri Bohlman's two run triple and Chris Connell's two run double were the big hits. But Round Lake, after two outs, mounted another comeback as two singles and a 2-run double narrowed the Warrior lead to two. A baserunner interfering with the McHenry shortstop brought the rally to an end. ab r h rbi Bohlman, c 5 11 2 Geiger, If 4 2 0 0 Connell, 2b 5 112 Karpavicius, ss 3 3 1 l Haddick, p 5 1-1 l Chesler, lb 5 11 2 West, cf 3 12 1 Byrne, dh 3 10 0 Bitterman,3b 5 0 1 0 Williams, rf 0 0 0 0 Totals: MCHS 0 00320200 4-11 R . L . 0 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 - 9 Pat Wirtz Leddon proved to be too much and eliminated the Warriors in straight sets. Tim Sabatka extended his state tournament victory record for a McHenry high school tennis player in a career to seven.