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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS M c H I N R Y T R A N S M I S S I O N S 344-3780 PAGE « - PLAINPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNEH.lMt In McHfrtry McHENHY JUNIOR YOUTHLEAGUE MINI DIVISION as of Jane 8,1980 NATIONAL Giants Cubs Pirates Braves Dodgers Astros Phillies Athletics pitcher Jack Watros raised his season record to 3-1 Saturday, as the A's romped the Brewers 8-4 on the soggy VFW diamond. Determined to get'the game in, league officials constructed a make-shift diamond in the outfield of the major league field to avoid inch-deep puddles on the dirt infield. The slippery grass, however, didn't hinder Watros as .he fanned 11 Brewers (strinking out the side twice) and allowed only five hits in the five-inning contest. Although the A's managed only one hit off Brewer pitcher A1 Hulsey, control problems led to 11 walks by the young hurler. Hulsey strt|Ck out 8 Brewers, however. Jeff Hulsey collected 2 singles to pace the losing Brewers. The Brewers record dropped to 3-3. In other youth league action, the Phillies edged the Astros 12-11 and captured their first seaion win. Name Full Time Editor AMERICAN A's Tigers Yanks Twins Brewers Sox Indians Women's Thursday Morning Pistakoo Golf SOLO PLAY-A1 Hulsey of the little league Brewers is out at first an an unassisted play by Athletic first baseman Dan Sulhran. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Pitch, Hit, Run Competition Set tARL WALSH" League The Crystal Lake Park District has announced that the 1960 Pitch, Hit and Run competition for McHenry county will take place on Saturday, July 12. This unique e$ent will be held at Veteran Acres park located on the corner of Route 176 and Walkup avenue in Crystal Lake, beginning at 9 a.m. Youngsters between the ages of 8-13 years old are eligible to compete in this free event and each con­ stant will receive a par­ ticipation award. Each contestant will be tested on their baseball skills and be scored on pitching for Toddler Shop McH. Police Assoc McH. Sav. & Loan Wally's Bike H. Europa Motors Adam's Bros. Rad. It has been a long trail, almost 45 years of editing sports for the Plaindealer. But, all good things must come to an end. As of this issue,a per- sonably young man, Joel Wakitsch, will be writing and editing sports news sent in by our many loyal con­ tributors. • Joel hails from Johnsburg and has recently completed his journalism course at Southern University. It is not goodbye for me. I will continue to ramble on with this and that in "So I Hear". Maybe I can hit 50 years unelss they turn me out to pasture before that time. C.R.V. Elect. Otto's Girls McH. State Bank Wally's Bike H. Fashion Shoppe Inflation Protection for Homeowners. The value of your # home is growing. And so is its replacement cost. With Country Companies inflation coverage, the protec­ tion provided in your homeowners policy is increased automatically to help keep pace with inflation. Call us now for details. Insurance for your home. Me, health, auto, farm and business CHINA LIGHT RESTAURANT and LOUNGE McHENRY. ILLINOIS n. 344-zm RICHMOND ILLINOIS NiTMMI SUNDAY, JUNE IS (O^nfrom llorfyo 11pm Father's Day Lunch Special From 11 AM to 3 PM 0A*VSOU» eOG*OU *At"r 'AMftV HhCOMCJ fiMotm frail* iv* "~nim r(r*~ 11909 McConnol ltd Woodstock Your CouT.U j Companies Agents.