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r-J PAGE 0-PLAINDEALER-WEDNE*n AY. JUNE 9.1992 ••• ' • A •• IM A A West End Pub Rallies; Fox Hole Tap Wins Two More The faces of the players on the West End Pub bench could not have looked more pessimistic. Going into the bottom of the sixth inning the While's Tail was in control bedding what should have been an insurmountable 11-3 lead. Rick Wiegman led off the !*ub sixth with a triple over a pulled in left fielder. Psul Petty singled in Wiegman and took second on a throwing error. Bill Boltz singled in Petty and took second as the Whale's Tail threw the ball around again. Ken Prazak reached base on an error as did Chuck Gandolfi. The next five batters singled followed up by Rick Wiegman's second triple of the inning. Wiegman's r hit put the Pub-Kiss It in the lead for the first time. Two runs later West End Pub-Kiss It held a 15-11 lead having scored 12 runs on 12 hits and taking advantage of 4 criticial Whale's Tail errors. The Pub held off a final Tail rally in the seventh inning to win 15-12 and hold onto second place in the East in McHenry Men's 12-inch softball. Rick Wiegman was the big hero, going 4-for-4 with the pair of triples. Chuck Gandolfi and Paul Petty each added three-hit performances, Petty scoring three times while driving in two runs. Bobby Truax, Wayne Roewer and Bill Boltz had two nits each. Fred Stocker led the Whale's Tail with four base hits - he currently is the number two hitter in the East with a .652 average. Jim Gray had three hits with a triple and pair of RBI's. Jim Lewis, Jim Bollens and Henry Glide had two hits each. Whale's Tail West E.-Kiss It 9 4 4 2 # 1 I-" • • 2 1 • 12 x -15 'Dehn is back' might have been the rally cry for the Fox Hole Tap on Wednesday as the talented second baseman broke out of his dismal slump. Joe went 7-for-7 with a base on balls during the twin Tap victories as the Fox Hole remains undefeated in league play and Dehn pulls his average up to only 1 hit under .500 (he was 1 for 10 earlier in the season). In game one Little John's was an easy victim in five innings as The Tap recorded a 15-2 victory. Dehn went 4-for-4 while Bill Meyers drove in three runs on two hits to help the winners. Twig Miller and Gary Gilpin added two hits each. Bill Peterson went 2-for-2 getting half of the Little John's team total of four singles. Joe Dehn and Jim Yaworski both had three hit performances to lead die winners. Jen Meyers, Gary Gilpin and Rich Meyers added two hits each. Steve Knox led Peerlnn-Jack's Snack Shop with two hits inchidiiM a two-run triple. Dan McAuHffe added a two-run hit in the fifth, giving him five runs batted in for the evening. Fox Hole Tap Peer I.-Jack's 8.8. I 2 1 4 M 1 . I 9 1 9 9 S 9 9-9 Peer Inn-Jack's Snack Shop did not come out empty handed last Wed­ nesday as they defeated King's Row 13-3. The score was tied after three in­ nings however a pair of five run in­ nings broke the game open. King's Row, which had as many hits as their opponents (13), had five key errors during those two innings which literally cost them the game. Bob Michets coded the scoring spree in the fifth with a climactic two-run homer to right center • the first ever on 'Field B\ Michels was S-for-3 with a base on balls to lead the Inn. Michels also added another great running catch in the outfield. Doug Oeffling and Dave Jackson added two hits -each while Dan McAuliffe drove in three runs. Willie Howard, Jeff Harvel, Mike Rankin and Randy Gray all had two hits each for King's Row. Chris Cook went 3-for-3 with a single, double and triple to help the winners. Jim Pen iwe added two hits and three RBI's. Mike Rogers in­ cluded an inside the park home run along, with an RBI single in three at bats. Randy Vauk had two hits and Steve Mai slammed a two-run triple. Tony DiBlasi went 2-for-2 to lead Lee * Mary's Lakeside Inn. i] Lee k Mary's L.la. Doherty's l • • • • • 2 1 7 1 King's Hew Peer l.-Jack's 8.S. • 2 1 • • • • • 3 l l l f I I x - 1 3 Lee k Mary's Lakeside Inn held a 1- 0 lead for an inning and a half before Doherty's took control. A seven run fourth highlighted the 13-1 victory as Doherty's won by the slaughter rule - their third in four tries. EASTERN DIVISION (as ef Jane 2,1182) w Fox Hole Tap 6 West End Pub-Kiss It 4 Peer Inn-Jack's SnackS. 2 King's Row 2 Whale's Tail 2 Little John's 0 1 13 B.Meyers (3), Gray (2), Je.Meyers (2), Wallen (2) Triples: Dehn (2), Gray (2), J B.Meyers (2), Je. Meyers (2), \ Wiegman (2). Home Baas: V.Freund (3), T.Burke (2). Bans Scared: B.Meyers (13), Petersen (10), Gilpin <i). Petty ft), seven tied with (t). Haas Batted la: V.Freund (13), T.Burke (11), Gilpin (10), R.Meyers (10), Roewer (10), B.Meyers ft), Michels (0), T.Miller (0). ' WESTERN DIVISION Johnsburg Businessmen Rusty Nail Inn Doherty's Huemann's Water Con. Jewl Pk. of Barrington Lee k Mary's Lakeeide Inn Fox Hole Tap Little John's 3 4 3 3 2- 15 0 0 0 2 0 - 2 The Fox Hole had a bit more com­ petition in game two. Peer Inn-Jack's Snack Shop rallied for five runs in the fifth to narrow the Tap lead to 7-6. However, that was as close as the score would get as the Fox Hole scored a lone insurance run in the seventh for an 8-6 victory. The McHenry Plaindealer Carl Moesche Sports Editor Eastern Statistics Top 1# Hitters , G.Gilpin (FHT) . • 11-16.688 F.Stocker(WT) 15-23.652 R. Wiegman (WEP-KI) 9-14.643 S.Lane (LJ's) l 7-11636 B.Meyers (FHT) 11-18.811 Je.Megers(FHT) 12-20.600 M.Renkin (KR) 10-17.588 TWallin (WEP-KI) 10-17.588 R.Miller (FHT) 7-12 .583 W.Roewer (WEP-KI) 12-21.571 B.Michels (PI-JSS) 8-14 .571 Doable*: Gilpin (4), T. Burke (3), schedaled far Wednesday, B • Johnsburg \ Huemann's Water j Jewel Park vs. Games June 9: 6:30 - Field Businessmen vs. Conditioning. 6:30 - Field A Doherty's. 7:15 - Field A - Doherty's Huemann's Water Conditioning. 8:00 - Field A - Lee A Mary's Lakeside Inn vs. Rusty Nail Inn. 8:45 - Field A - Rusty Nail Inn vs. Johnsburg Businessmen (Game of the Week). PatWirtz vs. Hiller Construction Zips Another West Division Foe Hiller Construction continued its western division dominance in men's 164nch softball by crushing D k E Millstream 15-0 Thursday night at the V.F.W The win was Hiller's fourth straight shutout against western division opponents and improved its division leading record to 5-0. Since 3D-Bowl scored againat them on opening night, Hiller has yet to allow a run now in 25 straight innings. Winning pitcher Jim Meyers twirled a th ree -h i t mas te rp iece aga ins t D k E, who has now lost three straight after winning its first two. Hiller scored all the runs it would need in the bottom of the first inning as 12 men went to the plate and came away with six runs on seven hits. The winners added two more runs in the second, four in the third, and three in the sixth to invoke the 15-run slaughter rule. Bill Ganik drove in Meyers with a sacrifice fly to score the game ending run. Hiller banged out 18 hits in the contest led by Tom Spasojevich and Don Bentz who each went 3-for-4. Each Ipeluded three runs scored anda double, and Bentz socked his second 1 home run of the season with an inside the park roundtripper in the third. Jeff Meyers, Wayne Hiller, and Jim Meyers followed with two hits each. Dave Peterson, Kevin Harrington, and Roger Hendrickson managed D 4 E's only three safeties of the evening. DAE had its best opportunity to snap Hiller's scoreless string in the third inning as Harrington singled and took second and third on successive ground outs But Hendrickson's apparent base hit to center was snared on a fine diving catch by Jeff Meyers for the third out. D A E M i l l s t r e a m ' 7 6 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 Hiller Construction 6-2-4-0-0-3 • 15 Two outs when wining run scored. HRs- (HOD.Bentz 1 (2). Second place St. Regis Pub mauled winless Palace Bowl 19-4, also in­ voking the 15-run rule in the sixth inning. Palace Bowl scored in the top of the first as Mike Murphy drove in Butch Savord, but St. Regis took control of the contest in the bottom half of the inning scoring four times and never looking back. The Pub tallied in every inning but the fourth and had a big nine-run third to put the game away; Bob Michels drove in the deciding run in the sixth as he singled in Dave Oeffling. One of the top hitters in the west, Michels improved his batting average to .550 with four singles in five at bats, scored three runs and drove in three. Winning pitcher Gary Rosing and Steve Knox each had three hits, while Dan McCaulife, Mike Petersen, Dave Miller, Brian DiBlasi, and Oeffling followed with two hits each. The Pub outhit Palace 24 to 8. Bill Davis led Palace Bowl with a 2- for-3 performance, while Savord scored two-of the four runs. Palace Bowl 1-0-3-0-9-0- 4 St. Regis Pub 4-3-9-9-2-1 • 19 No outs when winning run scored. Hrs- None. The first game of the night was equally as lopsided as 3D-Bowl won its third straight contest, 19-3 over Peer Inn. The 3D-Bowl defense held Peer Inn scoreless until the bottom of the seventh when they came up with all three of their runs. .« . y 3D. meanwhile, got off to a fast start scoring four times in each of the first two innings, then adding five in the third to put the game away. Tim Gertz, the division's fifth leading hitter, improved his average to .600 going 5-for-5 with a double and a triple, three runs scored and three RBI's. Winning pitcher Jim Jachec ( .545) and Bill Havemeyer ( .571) improved on their top averages with three hits each and Dan Hallman also garnered three hits. Jim Yaworski was one of six Peer Inn batters to collect a single off Jachec. Yaworski still leads the western division in batting with a .684 clip. Western Division 3D-Bowl Peer Inn HRs- None. 4-4-5-9-9-1-5-19 9 9 9 9 9 9 3 - 3 Hiller Construction 5 0 St. Regis Pub 4 1 3D-Bowl 3 2 D k E Millstream '76 2 3 Peer Inn 1 4 Palace Bowl 0 5 ** West Top 19 J.Yaworski (Peer) 13-19 .684 M Petersen (St.R) 10-16 625 T.Spasojevich (HC) 10-16 .625 Ji.Meyers (HC) 8-13 .615 T.Gertz (3D) 12-20 .600 B.Havemeyer (3D) 12-21 .571 A.Lyne(DAE) 9-16 .562 B.Frazier (3D) 11-20.550 B.Michels (St.R) 11-20 .550 J.Jachec (3D) 12-22 .545 Palace, Oaks Lead Women's Eastern Division J k L Oilers John's Sport Stop Decker Construction Old Bridge Phylly's Inn Taylor Made Golf East Top 19 R.Wakitsch (JSS) 17-21.810 G.Bell (J4L) 16-20 800 D.Quinn (J AL) 15-23.652 R.Thompson (JSS) 11-17.647 B. McKrowski (JSS) 12-19.632 T.Les (JSS) 13-21.619 R.White (Phy) 9-15.600 B.Decker (DC) 10-18.556 M.Lambert (JAL) 11-21.524 R.Lentine(JSS) 10-20.500 M.Bentz(JAL) 9-18.500 F.Popp (JSS) . 7-14.500 Carl Moesche 4 Palace Bowl and Oaks Marathon each won last week to remain un­ beaten and in first place in their respective disioni in McHenry women's 16-inch softball. In the Tuesday night league, Palace Bowl won a narrow 2-0 verdict over N k R to improve its record to 4-0. Pat Norred chalked up her fourth straight win of the season. She had earlier defeated Brake Parts 15-5, Oak Park 3-2, and defending champion Ed's Rental 4-2. In another game from Tuesday night, Ed' Rental defeated Gregg's Never Inn 8-6 behind winning pitcher Jane Miller. Freund, Fishback, Mary Varda, and Sharon Smith all had two hits for the winners and Smith included a long two-run homer in the fifth which proved to be the difference in the game. In the final game Tuesday, Gear- master pounded out 18 hits and bombed Fritzache's 16-5 in six innings. Oaks Marathon made it four straight shutouts in the Thursday night division as it blitzed Old Bridge 1(M) in five innings. Winning pitcher Char Krefgen pitcher a one-hitter and got defenaive support from Mary Ellen King who halted the Old Bridge's only scoring opportunity. In other Thursday night games, River Shannon also turned in a hot peformance despite the cloudy skies and cold temperatures as it trounced Phylly's Inn 25-1 in five innings. Karen Hentz picked up the victory. McHenry Dental defeated the Fox hole Tap 6-5 in extra innings despite Eileen Covnell's home run. Games for Tuesday, June 15 in­ clude: 6:30 - Gregg's Never Inn vs. Brake Parts. • 6:30 - Ed's Rental vs. Fritzsche's. 7:30 - N k R vs. Oak Park. 8:30 - Palace Bowl vs. Gearmaster. Games for Thursday, June 17 in- Stuc's Wins Pony League Opener MOST VALUABLE -- McHenry high school water polo coach Mike Shanahan (left) and this year's Most Valuable Plaver Bob Schaeffer hold up the plaqu£j(hat bears the Junior Warriors' name. Schaeffer led the team in scoring this spring with 45 goals, scoring percentage at .489, and assists with 38. He also saw some duty as McHenry's goalkeeper and tied sophomore Darren Cepulls (far right) for most quarters played with 60. Cepulls, who led the Warrior goalkeepers in goal saves with 137, was named Moat Improved. STAFF PHOTOS -- WAYNE GAYLORD The first game of the season for Stuc's Pizza and Otto's Girls brought many people out with sweaters and coats, but the weather didn't Stop these two teams from opening up play in the McHenry pigtail league pony division. Stuc's Pizsa won the opening night contest 25-9. Stuc's junped out to a 7-0 lead after SATURDAY, JUNE 12 ENJOY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SUNNYSIPE INN or W«tlc S v m o r 4206 Wilmot Road Sunnysid*. II. 385-4460 Cllittni Boat Safety Week: June 6-12 The Coast Guard Auxiliary warns boaters not to gamble with safety, there are no second chances when you are alone in the water. Help celebrate National Safe Boating Week (June6-12) by having a free courtesy Marine eximaninatiorv from the Coast Guard Auxiliary. There are no penalties for failing, only a friendly request to make the necessary repairs or obtain the reauired equipment. If you pass, you will be awarded the Coast Guard Auxiliary Seal of Safety. For further information, contact Fred J Fichtner, 5409 E. Lake Shore Dr., Wonder Lake. its first at bats 10 players went to bat that first frame. Sara Fox and Wendy Turner each hit doubles in the inning to drive in five of the seven runs. Otto's Girls came back with three runs of its own in the bottom of the first, but Stye's stormed back with 10 more runs in the second inning which proved to be too much to overcome. Andee Norton, Nancy Walsh, Sheri Knaack, and Renee Mezzano all had two hits in the inning and Norton drove in four runs. Stuc's added seven more runs in the third highlighted by Mezzano's three- run homer, and closed ut its scoring with a single run in the fourth. Otto's scored four times in the third and one more run each in the last innings. Greta Larsen homered and Margaret Chilvers tripled in the third inning. Fine defense by Walsh at third base, Mezzano at shortstop, and Knaack on the mound aided in Stuc's initial win. McHENRY OPTICIRNS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY (Across from the Fom Hole) IlllNOIS CLASSES MAM WHILE YN WAIT! (Single Vision Only) Ov»> 3 000 Firtt Quoltty Motol or Plattic ALL KIDS With pMTChm* Oil t M l K f I N I V H . 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Both teams had finished 5-2 4n the conference with the make-up game pending. Marian's senior all-conference pitcher Joyce Kennebeck also gained some revenge herself as she pitched a four-hitter and struck out seven batters. Kennebeck, who ended the season at 11-3, had suffered her first loss of the season against Marengo in that first meeting. The Hurricane girls took advantage of 13 base on balls issued by three Indian hurlers and pounded out 11 timely hits to win the contest easily After the first inning, Marian had everything going ita way. Junping out to a 6-0 lead after its first at bats, Kennebeck struck out the side in the- bottom half of the frame and the Hurricanes were never headed. They added five in the top of the second and tallied their final run in the sixth. The Indians got solo runs in the second; fourth, and Hfth innings, and scored their final three in the bottom of the sixth. Betsy Bauman led Marian at the plate with three hita including a triple. Sara Traver followed with two nits including a triple, while Janet Cor­ coran, Donna Remke, Beth Penza, and Kim Kuper also garnered two hits. Marian finished 6-2 in the SHARK and 11-4 overall after a regional loss to Cary-Grove. Marengo finished M in the SHARK, Harvard 4-4, and Johnsburg and Hononegah were each 2-6. DR. FREDERICK E. HULT ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE HULT CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC MEDICINE 803 Front Street McHenry, Illinois ' $ OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 344 * utt tm irw tr* »v w ire m« v* w tf k v * it»v M * * J I