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PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY. JUNE 12.1M1 Triple Play Highlights Pigtails A triple play and plenty of good action highlighted last week's play in the McHenry junior pigtail soft ball league. Wally's Bike Haven and McHenry Savings and Loan share the league lead with a 5-0 record. McHenry Favorite Sports pulled off the triple play in a 22-3 romp over Tami's Furniture. With two runners on and none out in the second, pitcher Kim Powers caught a line drive. She fired to second baseman Jenny Meyers for a force out there and the relay to Julie Erickson at first was in time. x S and L won its fifth straight game, whipping Ed's Rental 15-7. Six-run salvos in the third and fourth innings propelled S and L to„ the win. Hits by Kim Belzer, Cindy Shaver and Holly Bran- denburger started the first rally in the third. Cindy Marinangel followed with a grand slam to center to make it 6-1. Julie Wiedeman and Jenny Beam also had key hits in the inning Ed's rallied in the fourth when Chris Van Dinther and Candi Rhode sandwiched doubles around a single by Jenny Acked Kim Wallace. Denise Dombroski and Pam Gregario had the big base hits in a fifth-inning out­ burst But Beam. Amy Stolle. Terry O'Brien and Mary Etheridge fueled S and L's fourth-inning rally to put the game out of reach Bike Haven won its fourth and fifth straight games by defeating McHenry Rec and Tami's Furniture. Sharp defensive play by Betsy Johnson and Kelly Bolger backed the pitching of Kasondra Weiler as Wally's nipped McHenry Rec 12-11. Angela Moore slugged a homer in the second inning to help the Rec pull within one run at 5-4 But Bike Haven scored twice in the third, four times in the fourth and once in the fifth to wrap up the victory Wally's grabbed an early 4-0 lead and coasted to a 13-8 win over Tami's Tracy Funk and Kathy Arndt shared the pitching duties in the victory Debbie Scott pitched well but absorbed the loss Heather Wirtz and Mandy Miles homered in a four-run third inning for Tami's Adams Radiator tied the score by scoring six runs in the sixth inning, then defeated Ed's with a run in extra innings The final score was 12-11 in the nip- and-tuck slugfest Jenny Samen broke open a scoreless game by hitting a three-run homer in the third for Adams Ed's scored four times in the fourth to take a 4-3 lead and added six in the fifth Adams scored twice in the fifth to set the stage for the big rally in the final frame wis Michelle Williams w&s the winning pitcher and helped her own cause with a two-run homer in the second frame as Adams defeated the Toddler Shop 19-13 Colleen Przetnacnik was the losing pitcher The league standings as of •June 1 Bike Haven Savings and Loan Favorite Sports \dams Radiator Tami's Furniture McHenry Recreation Ed's Rentals Don's Dairy Frost Toddler Shop w I <5 0 5 0 :r l 2 2 1 3 1 4 (I 4 POWTAII. I.EAGl'E Two scores were reported in the Ponytail League The Fashion Shoppe scored five runs in the first inning and coasted to a 14-7 victory over Don's Dairy Frost Fashion Shoppe pounded out 19 hits, including a five for five performance from Diane Knox Knox was also the winning pitcher Both teams well in the field I,aura Rapach led the Dairy Frost defense with an unassisted double pla\ Kris Carlson was the losing pitcher Olio's Girls and < RV seesawed their way through five innings before otto's Girls finally triumphed, ll-ti CRY rallied for a "> "•> tie after five innings, but otto's girls pushed across four runs in the sixth to seal the win Triples by Greta Larson and Cindy Gaines were the key blows for the winners SUE HUTCHINSON Athletes Away The University of Illinois athletic department owes Bill and Jo Ann Hutchinson a thank you. The McHenry residents have sent three of their children t<f€hampaign- Urbana and all participated in sports. Tom Hutchinson was a football player and wrestler at McHenry High But he was a javelin thrower for the Ulini track team, earning two letters. He recorded the sixth-best throw in school history, a toss of 199'7". Tom's collegiate athletic career has ended and he is enrolled in graduate school. He received a bachelor's degree TOM IIUTCIIINSON in architecture last December. Jerry Hutchinson was a three-sport participant at McHenry. graduating in 1978. He played in the school's Blue and Orange spring football scrimmage recently. He is a punter for the Ulini Jerry was recently called upon to demonstrate punting techniques at a clinic held at U of I. The clinic was at­ tended by state high school coaches. He will enter his junior year this fall and is majoring in graphic design. He is a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. I>ast but not least is Sue, a 1980 McHenry grad. She was voted female Athlete of the Year in high school. Sue earned her first varsity letter this spring and was the Ulini's fourth singles JERRY HUTCHINSON player in tennis. She played tennis and basketball and was on the track team in high school She just completed her freshman year at U of I and is majoring in physical education TWO EARN LETTERS Two Carthage College students from the area earned letters in track this spring Freshman Debbie Grenier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Grenier. 1510 Morgan Terrace. McHenry; and Ixjri Lynn Vogt. the sophomore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vogt. 3109 E Lake Shore Drive. Wonder Lake Carthage is a liberal arts college located on the shores of Lake Michigan in Kenosha. Wis WALSH' I Hear Marian Plans Sports Camps Marian Central High will host basketball and tennis camps this summer at the school. 1001 McHenry Ave., Woodstock. The basketball camp will be held June 15. 17,19, 22, 24 and 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. The camp will be conducted by head basketball coach Hans Rokus, assistant coach Kerry Muldowney and girls' coach Mary Stoner. The clinic is for boys and girls in grades four through eight. Instructors will cover basic basketball skills with emphasis on shooting, ball handling, rebounding and team play. Along with in­ structions, players will participate in skill contests such as free throw com­ petition, HORSE and other games. The tennis camp will be held on the same days from 3 to 5 p.m. Kids in grades four to eight are eligible. Rokus and Muldowney will be the instructors. Forehand, backhand, serve and net play will be covered in the camp. Skill contests and matches will also be played. The camp fee includes a T- shirt and certificate of participation. For more information, call Rokus at Marian. Tennis Meet Set Registration is now being held for the third annual Marian Central open tennis tournament. The tourney will be held at the school June 20 and 21 with com­ petition getting underway at 9am both days Champions will be crowned in seven categories: boys, girls, mens and womens singles; mens and womens doubles and mixed doubles There is an entry fee for each category and players may enter in more than one category Players must supply their own tennis balls To enter, call Marian at 338-4220. The entry deadline is Thursday. June 18 Tuesday marked the third consecutive year the "76ers" met for lunch at McHenry Country Club. The name? I must have told you. There are 6 of us, all in our 70's. * The get together is marked by the return of "Zeke" Bacon to the old home town from his Arizona camping grounds Sib Whiting. "Marty" Conway and Gus Freund are former teammates of "Zeke" when McHenry boasted a great basketball team "Schmaltz" Miller and "Zeke" played a lot of golf together in days gone by. There is nothing like the conversation when old friends get together and start remembering events of way back when God willing, the "76ers" will meet again next year. The rain spoiled Ladies Dav golfing Would never know if Barb Weber hadn't, told me --- somebody put up a sign in the ladies room that 1970 CONTINENTAL MARK III "A COLLECTORS ITEM" TrlpU Block L«ath«r interior. Loodod MINT 1990 CHEVROLET CORVETTE 2 to chooto from. Ono is o block boouty. L-82. Loodod with glass top*. Thoothor - Burgundy Mottalk with oil tho options •19,395 1990 CHEVROLET CAMARO •ERLINETTA Power windows, storoo, 6 cyl. auto., air *4990 1979 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 door, tu-tono si Ivor/maroon. SHARP *S49S 1979 OLDSMOMLE DELTA 90 ROYALE 4 door, power windows, locks, soots tilt, cruiso, storoo *5490 1979 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM White/rod Interior coup*. Low milos tft 1979 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Dovo gray. Loodod. 25,000 milos Ttt 1977 DODGE TRADESMAN SANTANA MINI MOTOR HOME. 24,000 milos. Sink, stovo. rofrigorator. washroom VACATION TIME IS HERE 1974 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 *2390 1975 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON *1990 1974 CHEVROLET SUOURftAN Auto., air *1390 lfTl CHEVROLET 1AZER '*90 ******* tf Mf ,Wrf it «8WW StOft fOK "w (THRU JUNE 20) Freund's GJfy Also MMjf 7or fATHBR'S D A I / ( • HOURS: # DAILY 9-S'J0 FRIDAY 9-8 SATURDAY 9-5 1214 N.GREEN ST. McHENRY I fA '<*> 0 s MOM.-PRt t AM-t PM SAT. 9 AM-tPM SUN. 11 AM-SPM 924 N. FRONT ROUTE 31 * McHENRY undk FOR MEN W STORE FOR MEN read --- "The weatherperson is a man." Among things I never knew Golf balls are smaller in Fngland. Another thing 1 might have known, but forgot -- In early days of baseball, the pit­ chers' mound was only 50 feet from home plate. Of course you know the distance is now 60'6". Whenever there is trouble in other countries, it seems the United States of instead of the United Nations is in the picture as peacemaker Sad. but true They don't love us for all our help luanita Wilkes, the lady who gives us words to old songs, took a trip to Los Angeles and saw the famous Fernando Valenzuela lose his first game of the season after an unbelievable start The Phils changed his record Now. somebody should shorten his name. Am sure our White Sox organization had no in­ tention of taking advantage of the Cubs when they traded pitcher Ken Kravec to them for Dennis Lamp After a stint in the bullpen. Lamp has gone into the starting rotation while Kravec can't get anybody out Talking with a fellow about young people being condemned because a few give all a bad name, he gave me these words of wisdom "The bad ones make the headlines The good ones make history " One way to acquire a library in a home Vs to forget to return books Bight now I have one that has been in mv possession since rhristmas Am setting it out right now in ;i --{>'»t where it will hit me n 'he eye Many people think brunch is the last word I'll tak-' a good breakfast at the k hen table before I shav< and dress for the day \t noon I'll sit right >wn for lunch \ I ways -aid growing boys have to va Ravens And Cardinals Tied In Major Race The Ravens and the Cardinals share the lead at the midway point of the McHenry junior youth league's major division Both teams have records of 5-1 and lead three other teams with just one loss A three-run rally in the sixth and final inning boosted the Havens over Hansen Decorating The Cardinals slipped by the winless Owls after posting big victories over the Rluebirds and Condors The Hawks handed Brush Inn its first loss while moving into a fourth-place tie with the Falcons Brush Inn stayed in contention by outslugging the Havens 19-18 and by clipping the Fagles 12-6 After a loss in the opening game, the Falcons have come on to win three in a row Fd Coats drove in the tying run in the sixth inning against the Condors brfore Tony Sorling scored on an errant throw for the winning run In other games. Mike .Jones notched a no-hitter while striking out 16 in a recent victory for the Bluebirds Ken Schweder slugged a homer to continue his hot streak for the < Jriole^ The league standings < ards Kavens Brush Inn Falcons Hawks < (noles Hansen Dec Bluebirds Fagles Condors < > W Is S **** -- INVENTORY SALE V!LSO*AI JJLE LEj\ iAjEBAU % |SWIMSUITS 20 °/om ROLLER SKATES AND 25% BASEBALL MITTS CLOSEO0T SPECIAL On Select Group of Shoes! CONVERSE SHOES & BRUNSWICK BOWLING SHOES WW* m *ttis 40% NIKE SHOES % m % % McHenry Is • Favorite SPORTSCENTER 1210 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, IL 385-1000