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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNE8PAY. JUNE 25. Brake Parts Wins Easy To Retain First Place Joyce Henning was five for six with two singles and three doubles; and Carol Wilke smashed out two homeruns going five for five. Oaks was also brillant defensively as Nolan's was unable to score until the bottom of the fourth when an unearned run came across the plate. Although Nolan's bats were silent, they never gave the game up for lost, as their enthusiasm remained throughout the game. The loss was tjgken graciously, and the teata** sense of humor was admirable. Cookie Stanowslu, of Oaks, was the winning pitcher as she gave up one walk and struck-out one batter. the top_of the first. Oaks jumped out to take the lead as the girls scored nine runs on 11 hits, and then held Nolans scoreless. The real explosion came in the third when 17 runs crossed the plate for Oaks. Diane Cardiff was three for five with a homerun and a triple, Roni Rogers was four for five with three singles and a double; Nolan Liquors vs. Oaks Marathon Thursday, June 19 6:30 Game Oaks Marahton's bats came to life as they ac­ cumulated 38 hits; 23 singles; eight doubles; two triples; and five homeruns against Nolan Liquors defeating the team 32-1. In Sunnyside Inn vs. Brake Parts-7:30 Game | Brake Parts held onto first iWr-tlL. ,£ i| place as they won easily 18-3 JV over Sunnyside Inn. Brake Wr % ; Parts had 18 runs on 16 hits, msassr • and made four errors. In the ! jL first Vicki Kopsell (three for W five), Debbie Thornton, % Kathy Lawniczak, Bernie M h Shaver and Linda Lent all singled, and Barb Blanken ' pr doubled enabling the fourth - NedjP run to score that inning. , Jm• V - • Kathy Lawniczak tripled in ' : -'% < * the third, to centerfield, and scored easily on the Over- If w W |̂L throw at the plate. Four WJI|, irr,^' -JW* \ A /> more runs scored in the Wt 1 *' > ': fourth, when Mary . ferr- J Mclnerney, Barb Blanken, * ^ nati li -"a Patti Witt and Linda Lent all M ^ X ' •* "im - singled. Sunnyside was held scoreless until the fourth when with five hits and two errors on Brake Parts they scored three runs. Brake HOT INNING-The seventh inning of the Cubs game against Cincinnati Parts chalked up one run in netted five runs for the home team and heated the temper of the Reds the fifth and two runs in the shortstop Dave Concepcion. After Lenny Randle hit a single, he decided to sixth, and after four Straight steal second. In his attempt, he lost his hats and helmet as he began his head errors by Sunnyside in the first slide while Concepcion awaited the throw from the catcher. Concepcion seventh, and a homerun by held the ball on Randle and claimed that the runner had overslid the base. In Diane Wilson, four more runs were able to score. Patti Witt was shaken up after a coilison with the ump near second base. a calendar of upcoming events 12" Softball Schedule for Wednesday, June 25 6:90 - King's Row vs. Raymond's Bowl. 7:30 - John's Sport Stop-Old Bridge vs. Jewel Park of Barrington. 8:30 - Second Federal Savings of Fox Lake vs. Doherty's. 16" Womens Softball Schedule for Thursday, June 26 6:30 - River Shannon vs. Nolan Liquors. 6:30 - Sunnyside Inn vs. V.F.W. 7:30 - Oaks Marathon vs. Wayne's West End. 8:30 • St. Regis vs. Brake Parts. McHenry Pigtail Schedule for June 25*28 Wednesday - Junior Division (Center street) 6:15 - Wally's Bike Haven vs. McHenry Police. Senior Division (Whispering Oaks) 6:15 - McHenry Recreation vs. State Farm Insurance. Thursday - Junior Division 6:15- Europa Motors vs. McHenry Savings & Loan. Senior Division 6:15 - Don's Dairy Frost vs. Buss Ford. Friday, Junior Division 6:15 - McHenry Police vs. Adam's Radiator. 6:15 - McHenry Recreation vs. Adam's Brothers Steel. Saturday Junior Divislson 10 a.m. - McHenry Savings and Loan vs. Toddler Shoppe Senior Division 10 a.m. • McHenry Favorite Sports vs. Buss Ford. 12:00 - State Farm vs. Don's Dairy Frost bottom photo he squats to eye level with second base ump Doug Harvey as he tells him that his call was wrong, while Junior Kennedy watches Randle crawl back onto the bag. Concepcion lost the argument, and the Reds lost the game as Randle later scored on Martin's grandslam that found the Cubs winning 7-0. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Contributors Please Read Wayne's West End vs. River Shannon -8:30 Game It looked like an upset, after three innings when Wayne's was leading River Shannon 4-3, but the tables turned as in the fourth inning River Shannon sent 19 batters to the plate, and 15 of them ended up scoring that inning, including a grand­ slam by Debbie Herdrich. Even though Wayne's West End came up on the short end of the score, they cer­ tainly kept River Shannon on their toes, as they battled back each inning causing poor defensive play by River Shannon as they claimed 10 errors. After a nine run fifth inning for Wayne's, both teams settled down, and River Shannon was able to stay on top defeating Wayne's 27-18. Doug Eschner wouldn't reveal the number of earned runs. SPORTS POINTERS With the growth in our community and the expan­ ded sports section of the Plaindealer. your sports department finds it necessary to ask for added cooperation. Send in typewritten copy. Some handwritten reports are too hard to decipher. When names are not legible there is a problem. Double space for editing. Write on one side of the paper. Do not try to crowd too much on one sheet. In most cases, reports have been meeting the deadline. Late ones have to be held over. If you are releasing the same news to other papers, mark the release date. That makes it fair to all. Remember • The Plain- dealer comes out on Wed­ nesdays and Fridays. Fees and prices have to be taken out of news stories. (They are for the ad depar-, tment). "Thank you" notes are not allowed in news stories. If you are mailing copy, address it to McHenry Plain- dealer, Attention Sports Editor. Youth 16" Softball Schedule for Friday, June 27 6:30 - Johnsburg Businessmen vs. McHenry Favorite Sport Center. 6:30 - Heumann and Sons vs. Peter Baker and Sons. 7:30-B&H Industries vs. Riverside Bakery. 8:30 - John's Sport Stop vs. McHenry Recreation. players pampered and doc­ tored. Too many miss games on the flimsiest of excuses. If, therefore, these very- select, favored darlings choose to strike, to ,keep clubs from getting better compensation when they lose a major star, let them strike. It would be good for many of them to go without all their Brake Parts goodies for a full year. Oaks Marathon One suspects there'd be River Shannon better baseball, and better St. Regis baseball players, thereafter. Sunnyside And poor clubs would not be V.F.W. at such a disadvantage in Wayne's W.E. trying to be competitive, with Nolan Liquors better compensation. iiiilAU By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON. D. C. - Some Major League owners suspect a strike by players might still be necessary (in 1981) to bring players down to earth-and get them into the real world with their fel­ low Americans. The average Major Leaguer's salary is more than $120,000. They have a wonderful pension system, fine disability protection. They work only seven months a year. They earn additional money through commercial opportunities. They have all expenses paid when working those seven months a year. Yet despite these almost unheard-of advantages, many are prima donnas, un­ satisfied or complaining. And the standard of play on the field today is far below what it was twenty or thirty years ago. 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