The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Shown above with Kelly Low, the local chairman for the McHenry County Insurance Youth Golf Classic, after emerging victorius in the I2th annual Golf Classic held at the McHenry Country club on Monday, June 16, are the first place winner, Mike Lawler, <39-37 - 76), of McHenry, second place winner, Mike Bauml, (39-40 -79), of McHenry, and T.R. Turner, (43-37 - 89), of Crystal Lake, who took third place., They now qualify, along with an undertermined number, to participate in the State tournament at Rend Lake Golf club in Sesser, Illinois on July 8-9. The ultimate goal is to play in the National tournament to be played at Yale University Golf course, New Haven, Conn., with touring professionals. In all, 29 touring professionals participate in the National tournament. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLbHD In the first meeting bet­ ween Eastern and Western' division ball clubs the East demonstrated their superiority in each of the three games played. Second Federal Savings of Fox Lake scored 11 runs in the second as they breezed to a 17-5 win over Jewel Park of Barrington. Little John's surprised Doherty's 15-11 knocking them from a first place tie with Huemann's. Foxhole Tap ran their streak to six as they demolished St. Regis 34-4 itf 5 innings. Eastern Division Foxhole John's S.S.-O.B. Second Federal King's Row Little John's Wayne's gb lVfe 1MB 3 3M* 4 4Ms I DOLLS :> M: M.c .c . More blues skies, sunshine and comfortable tem­ peratures continued to be with the ladies of McHenry Country club as they began their four-week Match Play tournament Tuesday. In Class A Dot Freund got the adrenalin going early in the match and overwhelmed Betty Phalen with her app- proaches and putting to close out Betty on the 16th. Other results in the same class were Harpling over Busscher, Cooney over Wilkins, Turner over Leisten and Fidler over Schmidt.. Mohan, Yopp and Nolan drew byes for the day. Recovering from her slump of last week Carolyn Harger did come back to take the day's match from Jean Remke in Class B. In the same class it was K. Lundquist over B. Leight, Koehler over Dolce, Mabel Smith over Zwisslef, Weber over B. Smith, Oja over Marlene Smith. Evie Castle drew a bye and the match between Gloria Otth and Anna Johnson will be determined later in the week, having been postoned due to a death in Anna's family. In Class C it was Hatch over M. Johnson, Ruddy over Mutchinsky, McDonald over Spengel, Jemiola over Schloskey, Lewis over T. Sayler, Rode over Carol Bolger, Christiensen over Warfield and Holmes over Napier. The Christiensen- Warfield match was an especially tight one and had to go an extra hole. In Class D another tight match going an extra hole resulted in Consago over Gossell. In the same class it was Chelini over Becker, R. Sayler over Herrmann, Gerstad over Wayman and Hollander over Evans. On forfeit it was Wakitsch over Freids Miller while Shadel and Victory drew byes. Next week will find the field narrowed to half and the action and golf more intense as the ladies con­ tinue in one of the more Accidents will happen. That's why you need the protection that American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy provides. It's the most complete home­ owners coverage we've ever offered. Call me today for all the details. CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI TONY As of JIM 1st Our Nsw Locitioi will be 1308IL PARK MCHENRY Mil US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 - Ametican f imily Mutual ln»u(*nc« Co MML«AA W« important events in their scheduling. Daily recordings had Virginia Turner taking Low Net in Class A, Mabel Smith in B, Maddie Holmes in C and Dorothy Hollander and Toots Gerstad tied in D. For Low Putts it was Dot Freund in A, Mabel Smith in B, Maddie Holmes in C and Betty Wayman in D. . Two birdies recorded were those of Carol Cooney on 16 and Barb Weber on 11. Rita Sayler had a nice chipin on 17 while the shot that lightened the entire day for Faye Stewart was her sinking her approach on the mountainous No. 11. Songbird Shirley Smith was warbling her happiness over having her best score to date. Only a couple of unhap- pinesses were mentioned. Mil Hansen coul dhave cried over earning the title of Sandy - most of the frustration being wrought in the traps on No. 7> The Poplar Leaf Cluster was awarded to Jean Napier who found trees all over the" course. Eunice Hatch had her troubles with trees, also, but confined them to the stand of evergreens on No. 10. Probably the trick shot of th$; day was executed by Betty Phalen* on No. ,12. Finding herself up against the fence, her practice swing went back only to stay in mid-air, having gone through the fence. Just minor repairs are required. From the Nifty Niners, who played their Selective Five Holes, comes the following results: In Flight A Janet Conway took first while a tie for second was scored by Shirley Smith and Mil Hansen. Mil also had Low putts in that flight. In Flight B Melanie Frett came in first while Ethel Hartman came in second. Low putts were rolled in by Melanie, also. And, Mil had a nice chip-in on No. 2. This Friday the travelling team will be hosting the ladies from PiAe Crest and, needless to say, continued good wishes are for their go- go-go spirit to bring them another victory. Bridge results for the day found substitute Liz Nolan getting the cards and tallying high score of 4,980. In second place was Alvina Yopp with 4,230 points and in third Nancy Wilkins with 3,320. With the hope that the weather man continues to bring blue skies, the gals will be back next week and so will this column! Til then, Happy Golfing! Liz P,S., A warm welcome to Joel, our new Sports Editor. May he be as tolerant with Divot Doll as was his predecessor, Mr. Walsh. Western Division w 1 Huemann's Doherty's Rusty Nail Raymond's B. St. Regis Jewel Park % 1 1 3% 4Vfe Blackburn Powers Second Federal to Easy Victory Pete Blackburn slammed two homeruns out of the park in one inning, one a th­ ree-run blast, to power Second Federal Savings of Fox Lake to a 17-5 victory over Jewel Park of Barrington. Blackburn also doubled in going three for three. Rick Gallemore also went three for three with a double, triple and two runs scored. Bill Lomas added three hits in four attempts with two runs scored. Don Rode, Scott Kriz and Steve Lane each had two hits and two runs scored with Don Rode added three RBI's. Bruce Loser hit a two-run homer in the second while Kevin Smith doubled in a pair in the same inning. Roger Markum and Jim Cook had two hits each for Jewel Park. Cook also drove in two runs. Dan Lowrey doubled and scored twice. Jewel Pk. S. Federal 1 2 1 1 0 - 5 0 11 4 1 1-17 Peterson, Snell Lead Little John's In Big Victory Mike Peterson and Gary $ © £ 40 CAR INSIDE SHOWROOM JUNE SERVICE SPECIALS >AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE INCLUDES REFRIGERANT '24.95 '19.95 '17.50 '1150 ALL SPECIALS INCLUDE LABOR •FRONT END ALIGNMENT •FRONT WHEEL BEARING REPACK •FRONT ft REAR MAKE CHECK OVMTOM'S SAIB CRIW TILTON V ROOEN KIRCH RODENKIRCH JIM JOHNSON JACKSCHAEFER MtSSBmSS • OIVVJSVPPQPP VMPEV v*M,*e • SNORT TiRM •LONG i, TiRM •MBM3Z. Fnmmcmi - Rostprootima • Insurants NT. IN TO WOODSTOCK nrjjfOTOKH^Mtl CADILLAC PONTIAC In McHenry, IL SALES OEfT. f-S MOM.-FBI., SAT. IS (•15) 3IMMI SERVICE DIPT. 7:30 5:09. MOM. FRI. (815) 355-3799 Snell had three hits and five RBI's each as Little John's won a 15-11 decision over one time Western Division co- leader Doherty's. Peterson included a three-run homerun and three runs scored while Snell went three for three with a double and sacrifice fly. Ben Himpleman added three hits and two runs scored while, Randy Vauk scored three times on two hits. John Hiller singled, walked twice and scored three runs. Irish DeCiccio drove in six runs and scored three times in going three for four. Irish hoitnered twice, one a three- run shot, plus doubled in two runs in a big evening at the plate. Jim Wayman added three hits while Mike Rogers had two hits and two runs scored. Matt Oik and Tom Roach had two hits each. . Doherty's was hampered by three base on balls and six fielding miscues which took theri toll as Little John's took advantage each time. Doherty's outhit their rivals 15-13, had more extra base hits, as many walks but left eight men on the bases. els had three hits Freund included a double, homerun, five RBI's and four runs scored. Michaels scored three runs and drove in four more. Terry Vandenboom, Mike Howes and Bob Mathias each went two for three with one run scored for St. Regis. Howes drove in two runs. PAGE 7 - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 29,1989 PORT LATE > a calendar of upcoming events St.R?gis Foxhole 0 0 0 1 3 - 4 9 13 3 4 x-34 L. John's Doherty's 3 3 5 3 6 0 1-15 2 0 1 0 3 4 1-11 Myron Bentz, Foxhole Demolish St. Regis Myron Bentz led Foxhole Tap to its sixth straight victory without a loss as he went five for five with five runs scored and eight RBI's, Bentz included a double and pair of homeruns in a barrage in which the win­ ners outhit their opponents 32 to 10 and included a stretch of nine successive base hits during a 13-run second inning. Everyone had at least two hits except Dave Miller who came off the bench and went one for one with a run scoring double plus a base on balls. Jim Yaworski had four hits, four RBI's and three runs scored. Twig Miller added four hits, three RBI's and five runs scored while Vinnie Freund and John SIDELIGHTS... Another ballplayer had bad luck on the softball diamond as Dave Sundby "caught" a ground ball in the side of his face. Dave, the league's president, will be out for possibly the rest of the season with a fractured cheek, a broken nose and eye damage. St. Regis gets a salute from this writer after their 34-4 drubbing on Monday. Starting with only nine players, losing one with a pulled'hamstring (he stayed as catcher) and just finishing the game -1 mean when you are down by 30 runs it is definitely em­ barrassing...hats off to . the green and yellow "for standing up to that kind of punishment." John Michaels made what looked like a sensational catch in right center off the bat of a Regis player. The umpire ruled it a trap, however, instant, replay has since shown that Michaels did make the grab. Nice going John! ' PatWirtz McHenry Women 18" Softball Schedule for June 21 6:30 - Oak Park vs. Residential. 6:30 - Palace Bowl vs. McHenry Limo. 7:30 - Gearmaster vs. Ed's Rental. 8:30 - Four Winds vs. Old Bridge. All games will be played at Petersen park. McHenry 12° Games Scheduled ̂ For Monday, June 23 6:30 - Little'John's vs. St. Regis. 7:30 - Foxhole Tap vs. Rusty Nail Inn. 8:30 - Wayne's vs. Huemann's. All games will be played at Petersen park. C ' * / The Marian Tennis Tourney for Adults, boys and girls will be held this Saturday and Sunday at the Marian tennis courts. Play starts at 8 p.m. Pitch, Hit and Run competiton for boys and girls ages 8- 13 will have local events at Petersen park at 10 a.m. on July 12. Entry blanks can be picked up at McHenry City Hall and must be returned by July 11. For more information call 344-3300. cHenry Pigtail Pony Division Home Team Visiting Team JINE- Fri. 20 C.R.V. Electronics Sat.21 Wally's Bike Haven Tue. 24 McHenry State Bank Wed. 25 Wally's Bike Haven Thu. 26 Fashion Shoppe Fri. 27 Otto's Girls Sat. 28 C.R.V. Electronics FfcHenry State Bank Fashion Shoppe Otto's Girls C.R.V. Electron! McHenry State Wally's Bike Ha Fashion Shoppe >nB$ All games will be played at Petersen Park Field. Weekday Games 6:15 P.M. Saturday Gaines 10:00 A.M. BRAND NEW Il980 FORDl All Makes! Low Prices! WED. ONLY 10 to 5 3937 W. Moin McHenry 385-7661 15489 NOW . Includes Freight & Prep 2 door, 6 cylinder engine automatic transmission, whitewall tires, power steer Ing and brakes, factory air conditioning, radio flexlbll Ity option, exterior decor group, tinted glass. Includes 12 month or 12,000 mile fac tory warranty. Stock 00124 OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 25,1M0 JACK PEASE S FORD MERCURY On Rt. 12 In Fox Lake, III. 587-9500 DaMy 9to9 Saturday 9 to 5 Sunday 11 to 5 & £ & k \ v i Beautify Your Home With A New Door INSULATED STEEL ENTRY DOOR SYSTEMS THE WOODLOOK THAT WEATHER CAN'T TOUCH THERMA-TRU INSULATED METAL DOOR SALE!! 40° Stockdoors Only While Supply Lasts SUGG. RETAIL A ALEXANDER LUMBER OFF Where the Pro's Shop I SERVING McHENRY COUNTY FOR OVER 50 YEARS FREE ESTIMATES FREE DELIVERY EXCEPT AS NOTED 909 Front Street, McHenry 815-385-1424 Weekdays 7:30-5 p.m. Open Saturday 8-3 p.m