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'AGE C - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, life • y c i f ; s •P :„ Vri«i-.-T y-sS NOT THIS TIME -- Gearmatter third haaeaiaa Michelle Cavatio doesn't cone ap with the ball (photo left) us McHenry Dental Central runner Sharon Gray crashes into third hase tending Cavatio end aver end. Cavatlo held her groaad (above photo) an the next play at third, however, as she tap ant Karen Wyatt wha gat to the hase too late. McHeary Deals I wan the coatest 21-11 as part of the anaaal Miller High Life Easter Seal SofthaU Marathon held at Petersen park this weekend. Twenty-two ten mi competed In the marathoa which raised K.iCSJi for Easter Seals. The McHeary State Bank 'Red' team raised the moat money. 9i.lti.2S aad Mr. Tom Bolger of the State Bank raised the top iadhrtdaal amoaat of 1S3S.N. Ia sa annual added attraction, representatives of WXRD-WTV8 avenged last year's defeat to representatives of Miller High Life with a IMS wia. Monies from the eveat help provide necessary equipment for the Center's new day enre school for the severe aad profoundly retarded youngsters of McHeary Coaaty aad help continue speech, occapatioaal aad physical therapy for the disabled ef ^cry age thraughaut the county. STAFF PHOTOS--WAYNE GAYLORD Rusty Nail Pounds Out New Scoring Record The Rusty Nail Inn was responsible for the most lopsided softball victory every recorded in McHenry 12-inch history with an unbelievable 45-1 A.slaughter B. massacre C. an­ nihilation D.all of the above over Lee & Mary's Lakeside Inn Wednesday night The Nail pounded out the win without collecting even one home run over the fence. Doug Freund, the Nail's leadoff batter, singled and scored the first run of the game on Kevin Freund's two- run double. Freund later scored the ninth run of the first inning when he hit a three-run inside the park homer. During the 10-run second inning, Freund scored run No. 16 after drawing a base on balls. In the third, Freund scored after doubling to left- center for the Nail's 22nd run In the fourth, Freund scored a pair of runs (No.s 29 & 37) after reaching base both times on base hits. Finally, in the fifth inning, Freund scored run No. 42 giving him seven runs scored altogether on a 6-for-€ evening. He added nine RBI's to his night's work for the top individual performance in that category this season Others who contributed to the Nail's 38-hit barrage included Phil "Buda" Credin (4-for-4, four RBI's coming off the bench), Chuck Marke (four hits and three RBI's), I^en Ackerman (four hits including a double, two triples and five RBI's), A1 .Stilling (four hits including two triples and five RBI's), Kevin Freund (three hits and five RBi's), Gary Schmitt (three The" McHenry Plaindealer C a r l Moesche S p o r t s E d i t o r •Favorite Sport. Remains Undefeated W .-gr In a battle between two previously • unbeaten teams, McHenry Favorite Sport defeated Wally's Bike Haven 8-6 in & McHenry junior pigtail league .game last week In a contest that featured out- , -standing defensive infield plays from '.both teams, Wally's managed only six • Itiits off winning pitcher Karen ! Kessler, while Favorite Sport ;-collected 13 off losing hurler Tim­ ber lee Steward. '; Shiela Roy led the winners going 3- ! -for-3, while Kristy Justen and Kessler followed with two straight hits. 1 Brenda Bromley led Wally's going 2-for-2, while Ginger Bellon went 2- for-3 including a home run. ; * After jumping out to a 5-0 lead in the first inning, Favorite Sport put the game away scoring three times in the ',46p of the fourth. * Favorite Sport ran its record to W) with an impressive 20-6 victory over McHenry State Bank. The league leaders jumped out to an early 13-0 lead and never looked back as the long hall was the difference in the game. ^"Doubles by Shiela Roy and Karen Kessler, triples by Amy Williams and Blichelle Schramm, a home run by Sleffanie Quantz and two home runs by Sara Wagner accounted for most of the 13 runs which crossed the plate in the first three innings. ; Kessler pitched a strong first half of anv« m 1 , • the game to record the win for Favorite Sport as she struck out the side in the second and third innings. Becky Covalt pitched relief, allowed six runs in the fifth, but then settled down with several strikeouts and the game's final put out to record the save. Kristy Justen added a run-scoring triple for the winners in the fifth in­ ning and Kessler brought home two more runs that inning with her second double of the game Amy Stolle added the final nail in the coffin with a three- ,ryn homer in the sixth r ^State Bank was led by Julie Simon's all-around fine game which included a double play. Wally's Bike Haven bounced back to win 26-14 over Don's Dairy Frost in a game called after four innings due to darkness Wally's scored eight times in the first inning, then added 16 runs in the top of the second to put the game away. Winning pitcher Christine Roper, Timberlee Steward, and Jenny Maliszawski all homered for the winners, while teammates Brenda Bromly, Julie Erkenswick. and Kristine Mortell all added triples. Wally's was also the recipient of 28 base on balls which also spelled defeat for Don's Tracey Johnson and B. Palikow each went 3-for-3 to lead the Dairy Frost hitters Thursday, ion* 17th Friday, Juna 18th Saturday, Juno 19th Hours: llu^to 1 pm a2p* to Spin p4c4*f€ (fa Twahw-Dshnt Wdbn One - 1*10 Portrait Two • 5*7 Portraits mm « mm* mi mm ho pmmm oass mi ii i om pi n» K *14 ?i HORNSBY FAMILY CENTER McNsnry Markst Place McHanry, H & hits and two runs scored), Larry Jones (six runs scored), Ray Thelen (three-run homer), Rick Wakitsch and Dave Sundby (both 2-for-2 with three runs scored), Jim Sazada (double, triple, and three RBI's), and finally manager Kevin Bauer (who gets his name in the paper whenever he manages a base hit). Rusty Nail Inn !M 10)-5-( I3>-« - 45 l,«*r 4 Mary's Lakeside (MMM-0 - 1 The Rusty Nail had one more contest to play that night, a rainout with first place Johnsburg Businessmen. Johnsburg scored in each of the first three innings and never looked back as the western division leaders won their fifth straight, 11-4. Although the Nailwaswell below its output from the game before (only four runs on 11 hits), it was sloppy defense which spelled defeat in the evening's finale The Businessmen played without leading batter Tom Spasojevich ( .667), however Myron Bentz picked up the slack going 3-for-4 at the plate. Bentz had turned in the same per­ formance in an earlier contest against Huemann's as he gives he Businessmen another strong bat. Helping Myron was his nephew Don Bentz who deposited an A1 Stilling offering over the fence in right field for a three-run homer. Harry May added three hits including a pair of doubles and two RBI's. Doug Freund again led the Nail offense with three hits and three runs scored giving him a 9-for-10 evening with 10 runs scored! Jim Zasada banged out two hits for three RBI's, and both Rick Wakitsch and Dave Sundby went 2-for-3 (Sundby s flyout to center was his first out of the season). Johnsburg Businessmen 3-3-2-0-1-0-2 - II Rusty Nail Inn 1-0-2-0-1-0-0 - 4 Johnsburg scored nine runs in the fifth inning to win 14-2 over Huemann's Water Softening The winners outhit their opponents 18-7 while turning a pair of nifty infield double plays Myron Bentz led all hitters with three hits and two RBI's John Meyers had an inside an inside the park homer, an RBI single, and a sacrifice fly good for three RBI's. Don Bentz knocked in two more runs with a pair of singles, J? Jim Meyers, Wayne Hiller, Phil Oeffling, Brian DiBlasi, and Eric Schiller all added two hits each for the Businessmen. Frank Cuda went 2-for- 2 to lead Huemann's while Bud Smith tripled in one run and scored another for the losers. Huemann's 0-0-2-0-0 - 2 Johnsburg Businessmen 3-2-0-0-9 • 14 Doherty's won twice on Wednesday, 14-3 over Jewel Park and 10-1 over Huemann's. Along with Johnsburg's pair of wins and the Nail's Lopsided victory, none of the bottom three western division teams were able to record a victory much less get closer than a nine-run deficit. (In fact, the weaker half scored only seven runs in the four contests, contrasted with 83 runs for the top three teams!). Jerry Brodin was the pace setter in both Doherty's victories with three hits in each contest. He included an RBI double against Jewel Park. Randy Vauk added a triple, double, and single plus two RBI's for the winners, while Mike Rogers and Jim Perriwe each knocked in three RBI's. Rogers along with Jef? Majors, Sieve Mai and Jim Weyman had two hits each. Ken Hall had two hits for Jewel Park which had a 3-2 lead after three innings. Doherty's 0-1-0-3-1-3-0-14 Jewel Park 2-0-0-0-1-0-0- 3 In Dohery's victory over Huemann's, Jerry Brodin homered, doubled, singled and drove in four runs Irish DeCiccio added three hits including a triple and double, and Mike Rogers and Jim Perriwe had two hits each. Bob Greve went 3-for-3 to lead Huemann s llurmann's 0-0-0-0-0-1-0- I Doherty's 2-0-0-5-3-0-x -10 Western Division w I Johnsburg Businessmen 5 0 Doherty's 5 1 Rusty Nail 3 1 Huemann's Water Conditioning 2 3 Jewel Park 0 5 Lee & Mary's Lakeside Inn 0 5 D.Freund(RNI) 12 18 .667 T.Spasojevich(JB) 8 12 .667 G.Fairchild(HWS) 9 15 .600 A.Stilling (RND 7 12 .583 CMarke(RNI) 9 16 563 J.Wayman(Doh) 6 11 .545 D.Bentz(JB) 10 19 .526 Seven batters tied for the tenth spot at 500. Doubles: T.Spasojevich (4), J.Brodin (3), D.Freund (3), K.Freund (3), Ji.Meyers (3), five tied with two. Triples: W.Hiller (4), J.DeCiccio (2), B.Smith (2), A.Stilling (2), 14 tied with one. Home Runs: D.Bentz (2), J.Brodin (2), D.Freund (1), M.Rogers (1), R.Thelen (1). RBI's: D.Bentz (10), J.Perriwe (10), J.Brodin (9), D.Freund (9), Ji.Meyers (8), T.Spasojevich (8). Runs Scored: D.Freund (11), Jo.Meyers (11), J.Brodin (10), W Hiller (9), C.Marke (9). East Top 10 h ab 0 ave G.Gilpin(FHT) 14 20 .700 B.Meyers(FHT) 14 21 .667 F.Stocker(WT) 17 27 .630 M.RankiniKR) 13 21 019 S.Lane(LJ's) d 15 .600 W.Roewer(WEP-KI) 17 29 .586 T.Wallen(WEP-KI) 14 24 .583 T.Miller(FHT) 15 26 .577 T. Burke* WEP-KI) 16 28 .571 R Miller(FHT) 8 14 .571 West Top 10 J Brodin(Doh) R. Wakitschi RNI) h ab 13 17 7 10 ave 765 .700 Doubles: G.Gilpin (5), T.Burke <41, B. Meters (3), six tied with two. Triples: J.Dehn (2), J.Gray (2), B.Meyers (2), Je.Meyers (2), R Wiegman (2). Home Runs: V.Freund (3), T.Burke (2), J Walkington (2). RBI's: T.Burke (15), V.Freund (14), G.Gilpin (13), B.Meyers (13), R Meyers (11), W.Roewer (11). Runs: B.Meyers (16), M.Petersen (11), Paul Petty (11), G.Gilpin (10), T Burke (10), T.Miller (10), V.Freund (10). Games for Wednesday, June 16: 6:30 B - Lee & Mary's Lakeside Inn vs. Jewel Park. 6:30 A - Doherty's vs. Johnsburg Businessmen (Game of the Night). 7:15 A - Lee & Mary's vs. John­ sburg 8:00 A - Rusty Nail vs. Huemann's. PatWirtz Annual Hiller & Hamm Tournament Set This Weekend On the weekend of June 18-20, the annual Miller High Life Hiller & Hamm Tournament will take place at Knox park, McHenry This 32-team tournament guarentees two games with entry fee and cash prizes will be awarded to the top four teams along with the consolation champion. Official ASA rules will govern the tournament and each team is required to supply one 12-inch official inseam softball Twenty players, plus manager and coaches are the per­ sonnel limits Playing manager counts as a player. No protests will be allowed, umpires decision will be final A 10 minute grace period will be granted to put at least nine men on the field. A 12-run slaughter rule will be enforced, except for the championship game. Rosters and entree fees should be submitted to tournament directors Mr Jim Meyers, 2313 Country Lane, McHenry. (815 ) 385-8507; or Mr. Paul Morenz, 4306 W Ponca, McHenry, (815 ) 385-3252. It is asked that beer not be brought into the park Players play at their own risk, and the tournament directors reserve the right to refuse entry. The Hiller & Hamm travelling team had earlier taken third place at the at the Waukegan Pabst Classic in Waukegan Bill Meyers pitched three victories for Hiller & Hamm and added home runs in each of the first three games. Don Bentz followed with a pair of roundtrippers himself. Hiller & Hamm settled for third place after being knocked out of the tournament by Stanich Realty of Kenosha 12-10. Harvard Players Lead First Ever All-County Team WOODSTOCK -- Harvard's Hor­ nets, McHenry County's moat suc­ cessful Class A baseball team in 1182, snared five honors on the Wootbtock Daily Sentinel's first animal all- county small school team. Four Hornet players were picked at various positions while Harvard coach Mark Andrews was named Class A coach of the year. Following Harvard in the numbers of honors was Johnsburg, which placed four players. Marengo and Richmond-Burton had three each while Marian Central, Richmond- Burton and Huntley each had two. McHenry County coaches exptessetl a surprising consensus in most positions when asked to nominate team members. And there's reason why since there were a number of standout ballplayers this season. The Daily Sentinel made the final selec­ tions based on the coaches' nominations. By position, here's the best in McHenry County in Class A: First Base Johnsburg's Joe Meyers was a unanimous all-SHARK Conference selection. The senior Skyhawk hatted .365 and knocked ia 24 rhi's. Brian Boersma, Marengo, hit only .250 but he was flawless for the Indians in the field committing no errors during the season. Second Base Scott Zalke, Johnsburg, also earned all-SHARK honors. He hatted only .2S9 hut set a school record as he haadled 71 fielding chances without aa error. Richmond-Burton's Craig Komar, only a freshmen, batted a bristling .460 for the season. Third Base Marengo's Bob Koeller was s unanimous all-SHARK selection and was picked by the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches' Association as a member of the aU Northern Illinois area team. He batted .393 for the Indians and also pitched. Don Rickert, Marian, also did double duty for the Hurricanes as alternated between pitching and third base. Doug Miller, Richmond-Burton hit .408 in 18 games for the Rockets and committed only one error all season. Shortstop Dennis Hansen, an all-SHARK team member from Marengo, hit Just .224 but he was an outstanding fielder for the Indians. Dale Erath, Huntley, batted an incredible .689, according to information from the school. 1 i iol i::v • > : ? : • > b ' i w ' J f - I Catcher Tim Anderson, Harvard, earned all- SHARK honors and hit .411 for the season for the Hornets with 24 rbi's. Outfield Harvard's Mike Shepherd, a unanimous all-SHARK pick, led his team in batting with a .436 average and stole 27 bases. Johnsburg's Tom Pieper, another all-league selection, was a .279 hitter for the 8kyhawks while Marian Central's John Mkeli batted an even .499 for the Hurricanes. Richmond-Burton's Scott Jones hit .375 for the Rockets and stole 18 bases. Designated Hitter Huntley's Paul Eisenmenger, who also played first base, hit for a .483 average for the Redskins. Pitchers Harvard's Mark Gullickson, an all- SHARK selection, was 7-3 for the Hornets with a 2.20 earned run average. Teammate Shawn Gerard, a league honorable mention, went 5-1 for the Hornets and had a 2.10 ERA. Johnsburg's Larry "Hoagy" Dix was only 2-3 for the Skyhawks, hut he had a 2.53 ERA and earned all-SHARK honors. Coach of the Year Harvard's Mark Andrews guided the Hornets to a 16-8 record and a Ue with Hononegah for the SHARK Conference title with a 6-2 mark. The Hornets fought to the Class A regional final before falling to Genoa-Kingston 2-1 . Jack McCarthy SHAW I DR. ROMAN j. DYKUN Announces The Opening Of His Office For EAR, NOSE and THROAT and ALLERGY and FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY Qt " • 523 W. 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