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PORT iATE a calendar of upcoming events JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL equipment will be issued on Thursday, August 14, i960 in the high school gym. Varsity players will get equipment from 7:30 - 9:30 am, sophomores from 9-10 am and Freshmen from 10-11 am. Those who miss the assigned time will get their equipment from 11 am until noon. CROSS COUNTRY practice will start on Monday, August 25 and 8:30am in the high school gym. * GOLF will have a meeting August 18 at 10:30 am in the high school gym. GIRL's TENNIS will meet for theiryfivst practice on August 18 at 11 am in the high school gynu ' VOLLEYBALL practice will start Friday, August 15 in the high school gym at 9 am. EVERY ATHLETE must pick up his or her clearance card before their first practice, cards can be picked up in the high school main office between 7 am until 2 pm. A current physical, an insurance waiver,and the athletic policy form must all be on file in the main office of the school before a clearance card will be issued. THE CAMP DUNCAN DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM will conduct a one-week free stroke clinic for non-members erf the 1979-80 swim team. Any swimmer less than 14 years of age can participate in the September 8-12 clinic which will take place in two locations--Camp Duncan on Route 12 and at Harper College on Algonquin Road at Roselle in Palatine. Call Camp Duncan at 546-6116 for more information. THE CRYSTAL LAKE ANGLERS will meet Wednesday, August 20 at 7:30 pm in the John Evans Inn on Rt 14 in Crystal Lake. Hie annual picnic with wife and kids fishing contests will be discussed along with plans for the September Bass Fishing Contest. The meeting is open to the public and fishing movies will be shown. For more information contact John Bender at 459-7940. Men's 16" games for Thursday, August 14. 7:00 Foxhole Tap vs 3-D Bowl 8:00 Johnsburg Tavern vs Little John's Men's 12" games for Wednesday, August 13. 6:30 Raymond's vs Rusty Nail 7:30 Doherty's vs St. Regis 8:30 Jewel Park vs Huemann's Women's 16" games for Thursday, August 14. 6:30 Nolan Liquors vs River Shannon 6:30 VFW vs Sunnyside 7:30 Wayne's West End vs Oaks Marathon 8:30 Brake Parts vs St. Regis Brake Parts Romps In Women's 16" •AGE 7 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, IMS Oaks Marathon vs. Nelan's Liquors • 6:36 game Oaks Marathon continued their hitting streak as they pounded out 19 hits, scoring 24 runs and holding Nolans scoreless. Oaks winning pitcher, Cookie Stanowski, chalked up another win giving up only 1 hit, and no walks. Kathy Barry who wait 5 for 5, with 5 singles, and scoring 4 runs made a brillant defensive move when she fielded a ground ball in short left field, and still threw the runner out at first, with an accurate throw. Although Oaks played with only 9 players the defense remained tight, and each girl scored at least once and had at least one hit. Brakes Nuts vs. Sunnyside Inn - 7:30game Brake Parts started out with a bang, as five batters: Patti Thelen, Diane Wilson, Cis Morner, Bernie Shaver and Mary Ellen Doherty all singled resulting in three runs being scored. In the 2nd, Brake Parts boomed again as Debbie Thorton, Barb Bucaro, Thelen, Morner, Shaver, Doherty, Marlene Matchen all singled and Diane Wilson hit a homerun. In the 3rd inning Sunnyside caught Brake Parts with their defense down as they scored 4 runs, but Brake Parts retaliated as they sent 7 runs across the plate. Bernie Shaver, as well as pitching, tripled in the 4th. Final score was Brake w 1 11 1 10 2 9 3 8 4 4 8 3 9 3 9 0 12 Legion Alumni Hold Their Own The McHenry alumni baseball team, a conglomerate of only eight past legion ballplayers with hearts as big as the mistake they made by playing, held their own against this year's conference champs in the first annual alumni baseball contest. Ranging in age from 20 to 50, the alumni limped, groaned and slipped on the soggy McCracken Field diamond in a valiant effort to show themselves that they could still play the game. After eight innings, both teams had enough and decided to settle for a 3-3 tie. The "oldies" took an early 1-0 lead in the second inning after second baseman Russ Williams grounded to short and Ray Bottari struck out. Ken Bottari singled to left, stole second and later scored on an overthrow by the catcher. In the fourth, however, the present team scored two runs after the alumni's pitcher Bill Lang walked two batters and gave up back-to- back hits to Kurt Valentin and Mark Vogt. With the score at 2-1, the alumni tied the game in the sixth when shortstop Henry Glick walked, advanced to Caption! third on a Russ William's hit- and-run single to right, and scored when Williams in­ tentionally got caught in a pickle between first and HOUSE WTH HIS DOG *HOMER WilliaMs scored the go- ahead run in the critical eighth inning after walking and coming home on a double to right by Ken Bottari. With hearts throbbing with excitement and exhaustion, the alumni gave up the tying run in the bottom of the eighth when Valentin reached base on a "routine" error by shortstop Henry Glick. Bazan doubled Valentin to third and Valentin scored on a two-out single to left by Joe Bellich. For the alumni, Ken Bottari had two hits in four at bats with one run scored and one RBI. 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River ShauMW vs. Wayne's West End- 8:3Sgame River Shannon broke a two game losing streak by outscoring Wayne's West End 13-5. Chris Freund and Julie Oeffling proved to be the backbone of the River Shannon team as Freund went 3 for 3, and Oeffling pounded out a two run homer in the sixth inning. Dorothy Morowski pitched the distance giving up only 1 walk and striking out 3 batters. Wayne's West End who was held scoreless after the 1st when they scored 2 runs, came bade in the top of the 7th to score 3 runs, but not enough to shatter River Shannon's lead. Thursday Division Standings Brake Parts^ St. Regis Oaks Marathon RiverShannon V.F.W. Wayne's W.E. Sunnyside Nolan's Liquors Hiursday Aug. 14 Games 6:30 - Nolan Liquors vs. River Shannon 6:30 - V.F.W. vs. Sun­ nyside. 7:30 - Wayne's West End vs. Oaks Marathon. 8:30 - Brake Parts vs. St. Regis. Roni Rogers <AN FRANC I SCO FANS HAVE IDOLIZED BIG WILLIE MS COVEY FOR MANY YEARS. THIS 42- YEAR OLD J WONDER IS THE * MOST PROLIFIC LEFT • HANDED HOME RUN HITTER IN NATIONAL LEAGUE HISTORY, AND THE NO. 9 HOMERUN HITTER IN ALL OF BASEBALL. THIS POPULAR, FREE- SWINGING FIRST BASEMAN PLAYED HIS FIRST GAME FOR THE GIANTS IN '50, »7HO NOT AS A REGULAR. AT35 HE WAS TRADED TO SAN DIEGO BUT RETURNED ID S.F. 2H YEARS LATER. HIS FINE CAREER HAS SPANNED FOUR DECADES. hits for the Oldies. Other alumni who tried to get a hit included Hank Glick, his father, Ray Bottari, Bill Lang, Bill Bryniarski and Joel Wakitsch. The game wrapped up the season for the regidar legion team and marked the last time that most of the alumni will ever touch a hard ball again. & 4 DOUBLE TROUBLE--came out of this sixth inning play of was out at first on a controversial call to say the least. Meyers the final game in the USSSA World 16" Softball Tournament was three for five in the final game, won by Hilier and Hamm last weekend at Petersen Park. 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