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& ^ a calendar of upcoming events Women's it" Schedule for Thursday, July 3 6:30 - Wayne's West End vs. Brake Parts. 6:30 - Oaks Marathon vs. River Shannon 7:30 - Sunnyside Inn vs. St. Regis. <»- 8:30 - V.F.W. vs. Nolan Liquors. All games are played at Petersen park. * Men's 12" Schedule for Monday, July 7 6:30 - Second Federal vs. Rusty Nail. ^ 7:30 - Little John's vs. H4umann's. 8:30 - Foxhole vs. Rayiriond's Bowl. . American Legion Schedule for July 7-8 July 7 - Crystal Lake - Home, 6 p.m. July 8 - Harvard - Home, 6 p.m. All home games are played at McCracken field. Men's 16" Schedule for Thursday, July 3 7:00 - Foxhole vs. Palace Bowl. 8:00 - Little John's vs. Old Bridge-John's Sport Stop. FIESTA DAY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS July 18, 19, 20- a The 2nd annual City of McHenry ADULT TENNIS TOURNAMENT will be held this year to kick off the week of Fiesta Days. Competition will be set up in age brackets for singles, doubles and mixed doubles competition. All matches will be played at Freund field and Petersen park tennis courts. Trophies will be awarded in all age categories. The deadline for entries is Tuesday, June 17 at 5 p.m. All entries must be turned in to the McHenry City Hall by this time. ' Entry blanks p^e available at McHenry City Hall and the Chunber of Commerce office. July 21 - Children's FILM FESTIVAL will be held this year at Pearl Street park. This evening program will feature cartoons and a Walt Disney feature film for the enjoyment of area youth. This program will begin at dusk and refreshments will be available. July 22 - Tlie annual McHenry RIVER RUN will be held this year in conjunction with Fiesta Days. This year the entry fee will include the cost of a T-shirt. Participants will compete in the following age groups: Boys St Girls Men It Women 11 ft under 25 - 29 12ft 13 30 - 39 14ft 15 ~ 40-.,49 16 ft 17 50 ft over 18 - 24 This race will start in Pearl Street park and go east across the river. Runners will continue to Johnsburg on Chapel Hill road. The younger boys and girls age groups will finish in Johnsburg. The other runners will return to the finish in Pearl Street park via Riverside drive. The registration deadeline is Saturday, July 19 at 12 noon. Entries must be turned in to McHenry City Hall. Runners must report in by 6:30 p.m. on July 22. Race starts at 6:45 p.m. Registration forms are now available at McHenry City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce office. July 23 - All area youth between the ages of 9 to 18 are invited to participate in this year end TRACK PROGRAM. This is the last meet of the season for the summer. track program. ~7/; \ Competition is set up in age groups for all field events and races. This program will be held at McCracken field. The meet begins at 6 p.m. All participants should report early so they may register in time. Ribbons will be awarded in all events. w V July 24 - A Kid's Outdoor ROLLER SKATING PARTY will be held at Petersen park. This program will begin at 6:30 p.m. and ^continue until dusk. The new blacktop parkling lot will be used for the skating area. Refreshments and music will be included in this activity. Bring your outdoor roller skates and your friends. Parks Aid Recreation Summer Activities are iiuw ie City of tln«nt of ioft Tbuth Registrations are now being taken for the Cjt McHenry, Depart* Parks and Recreation ' Basketball program. This instructional program is being offered to area youth at McHenry high school West campus. The third session of this program begins Monday, July 7. This session is a two- week program that meets Monday through Thursday. The9:15 to 10:15a.m. class is for boys 5th-8th grade and the 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. class is for girls 6th-8th grade. This instructional program stresses fun­ damentals, skill develop­ ment and rules of the game. Ken Ludwig, head basket­ ball coach of McHenry high school, is the instructor of this program. » Registrations are being taken for this program at McHenry City Hall, 1111 N. Green street. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis. For further information on this youth program, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. i Pat Becker of McHenry recently fired a 225 in the second annual Hudson International Junior Invitational Golf Tournament in Hudson, Ohio. His three-day score was good for fifth place out of the 152 entrants who competed. The tourney included players from 26 states, Canada, Scotland, Japan, New Zealand and Venesuela. This year, Becker's score beat last year's champ by three strokes. In Women's 16" Brake Parts Loses, 3-Way Tie For First runs on three hits. >. St. Regis vs. Brake Parts -8:30 Game St. Regis ended the un­ defeated streak of Brake Parts as they came away with the win, and outscored Brake Parts 17-3. Although Brake Parts managed to score three runs in the third, and Dot Kupstis had some nice defensive moves, it was not enough to hold the fired- up St. Regis team. St. Regis was in total control Shannon was able to out ,hroughout lhe 8ame. as bpannon was ame to put ,hey capitalized on their 20 hits and played errorless River Shannon vs. Nolan Liquors - 6:30 Game Despite a slow start by River ^Sliannon, they were able to defeat Nolan Liquors 8-1. Nolan Liquors put their sole run across the plate in the first inning, and because of good pitching and defensive plays held River Shannon to only one run, until the bottom of the fourth when four runs were scored. Both teams remained scoreless until the bottom of the sixth when River three more runs across the plate. Both teams played well defensively, although Nolan's lacked offensively. Winning, pitchers were Dorothy Morowski and Deb Herdrick. Oaks Marathon vs. Wayne's West End 7:30 Game Offense was again the name of the game as Oaks Marathon pounded out 27 hits and came away with their fifth win, defeating Wayne's West End 36-5 in fourth and one-half innings. Mary Sue Parker led the team going four for six with a homer, two singles and a double. Kathy Rogers also slugged out a homerun. Oaks had two booming^ innings that put the game out of reach; the first when 16 batters came to the plate and 11 runs scored, and the fourth when again 16 girls batted and 12 crossed the plate. Cookie Stanowski went the pitching distance again giving up three earned runs. Oaks defense was flawless until the top of the fourth, when Wayne's found some holes, and scored four Legion Loses Controversial Away Games The legion nine look three Connie Mack losses in the past week, losing to Genoa 4- 3 on Friday and succumbing to Dekalb in a Sunday doubleheader. Although the legion record has dropped to 2-9 in Connie Mack play, they still hold a five win, no loss mark in the legion conference. • In Genoa, the McHenry defeat came with the help of three costly flyballs that were lost in the lights. Coach Russ Williams said he thinks the light fixtures are too low in Genoa for high fly balls. He plans to lodge a protest with the league to have the game replayed. McHenry collected only four hits in the game, but 4 managed three runs . Tom Maxson was one for one in the contest and gathered in two RBIs for McHenry. Pitcher Chuck Dixon look the loss, giving up eight hits in six innings. In Sunday's doubleheader against Dekalb, McHenry lost the first game in the bottom of the tenth with the score tied 5-5 earlier on a seventh-inning two-run McHenry rally. In the tenth with a man on third, Dekalb pulled a suicide squeeze on a pitch out. The batter lunged across the plate to bunt the ball and the controversy began. Coach Williams claimed that the batter had stepped out of the batter's box, but the umpire disagreed apd the game ended at 6-5. Tom Maxson took the loss on the controversial pitch out in relief of Chuck Dicker. McHenry outhit Dekalb eight jno seven with eight different players collecting them. In the second game it was all Dekalb as pitcher Dave Colberg look his first loss of the season in an 11-2 defeat. Gregg McPherron (three for four) and Dave Mauer (two for four) paced the locals by gathering all of the McHenry hits. After 14 games, Dave Colberg is leading McHenry hitters with a .389 average with seven hits in 18 at bats. Gregg McPherron and Kurt Valentin come next with .378 (17 for 45) and .342 (13 for 38) respectively. v* Joel Wakitsch PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - THURSDAY, JULY 3,1888 / . S MVP • \ Pure Power Is displayed by Most Valuable Player Myron Bents of Foxhole as he waliopped his tenth-Inning homer to win the second gnme for the Eastern Division All-Start. Benti hit a first-game homer and was robbed of one more on a fine catch by Wayne HUler before his heroic shot For the day, BejMMsrns seven for ten with eight RBI's and seven runs STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH ball. Dar'Costello (3-4), Wendy Gee (3-4) and Bobbie Martens (3-3), each crossed the plate three limes, ana all the other g?fc|s with the ex­ ception of otte, scored at least once during the game. St. Regis' rightfielder played heads-up ball, when she fired the ball to first after what looked like a probable base hit, to make the final out in the third inning. After the fourth inning with St. Regis leading 13-4; Brake Parts seemed destined for loss, as St. Regis continued to play Sailing Class In Crystal Lake The Crystal Lake Park District is offering a com­ prehensive sailing program now through September 18. Advanced sailing program offers the opportunity to learn about the Spinnakers and sloop rig boats. In the same advanced classes sailors will also have the chance to learn and compare the difference between monohull and multihull sailing. Windsurfing is also being offered with a limited number of participants in conjunction with the Sail Loft of Fox Lake. Lessons are available in either group or private lessons. Classes are scheduled for afternoons, evenings and weekends. Sailboat rentals and racing are available upon passing the course. For rates, lesson times, please call the Crystal Lake Park District at (815) 459-0680. Youth 16-inch Softball Standings As of July 1,1980 W L Johnsburg 6 0 Huemanns 5 2 I Riverside Bakery 5 2 V B&H 4 2 Peter Baker 3 3 McHtenry Fa v. 2 4 McHenry Rec. 1 5 Marengo Fed. 1 5 John's S.S. 1 5 sound defense and Brake Parts bats remained silent. 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