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u V ;« - I'LAlNUfc/tLk-lit • HMlM..MM*. JLL V . IWU 4it? » 12 -Inch All Star Doubleheader Set Proudly representing McHenry high school, the varsity cheerleading squad recently competed In the Universal Cheerleading Association Camp held at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb and returned with many honors. The eight young ladies received one excellent and three superior evaluation ribbons, the Spirit Stick for having outstanding spirit, cooperation, and courtesy, and the Technical Development Improvement District Championship trophy. This trophy was one of the five highest awards given at the camp. The 1982-83 squad includes from left to right in the first row: Cindy Johnson, Terry Bunday, and Chris Petersen. In the second row: Val Kilday, Kelly Sue Thomas (captain), and Kathleen Jagier. In the third row: Sandi Musielak and on top: Lisa Thorne. Mrs. Jean Natoli accpmpanied the squad as advisor. The 1902 12-inch AH Star doubleheader is slated to begin at 12:00 noon on Sunday, July 21 on the Knox park softball diamond. In 19B0, the eastern division stars won easily by scores of 27-15 and 27-20. Last year, the East won a much doser 10-7 victory, but the West followed with a 5-3 rain-shortened victory. This season's All Star squads are evenly matched with the western division starting lineup holding the upper hand in the categories of runs scored, hits, RBI's, and baiting average. The eastern stars held a slight advantage in extra base hits. Let's look at the starting linsops: Eastern Division Pitcher: Bill Meyers (Pox Hole) 20 hits in 34 et bats, 21 runs scored, 17 RBI's, five dubles, SOB ave. Catcher: Vinnie Freund (Fox Hole) 14-25,13 runs, If RBI's, 3 home runs, .560. First Base: Mike Rankin (King's Row) 16-28, .571. Second Base: Joe Dehn (Fox Hole) 22-38, 17 runs, 4 triples, .STtf Shortstop: Ron Miller (Fox Hole) 11-20, 10 runs, .550. Third Base: John Michels (West End) 18-31, 12 runs, .581. Outfield: Jeff Meyers (Fox Hole) 23-39,16 runs, 13 RBI's, 4 triples, .580. Outfield: Tom Burke (West End) 22- 40, 16 runs, 19 RBI's, 2 home runs, 550. Outfield: Twig Miller (Fox Hole) 18- 34, 12 runs, 11 RBI's, .529. Outfield: John Walkington (King's Row) 19-41,15 runs, 12 RBI's, 4 home runs, .463. Western Division Pitcher: Jim Meyers (Johnsburg) 22-43,19 runs, 15 RBI's, 4 doubles, .512. Catcher: Jerry Brodin (Doherty's) 24-34,16 runs, 20 RBI's, 4 home runs, 788. First Base: Myron Bentz (John­ sburg) 18-84, 15 RBI'S, .599. Second Base: Harry May (John­ sburg) 18-98, 10 RBI'S, .500 Shortstop: Chuck Marke (Rusty Nail) 20-38, 14 runs, 14 RBI's, .558 Third Base: Don Bentz (Johnsburg) 29-44,20 runs, 28 RBI's, 7 home rims, .658. Outfield: DaveSundby (Rusty-Nail) 21-31, 14 runs, .877. Outfield: Doug Freund (Rusty Nail) 22-38,30 runs, 10 RBFs, 5 doubles, .579. Outfield: Jim Zaseda (Rusty Nail) 13-24, 12 RBI'S, .582. Outfield: Wayne HiDer (Johnsburg) 21-43,20 runs, 15 RBI's, 4 triples, .488. Bill Meyers, Joe Dehn, Jeff Meyers, and Tom Burke were all unanimous choices in the East as voted by the league representatives on July 18. Both Meyers' phis Dehn hail from the Fox Hole Tap, while Burke is from West End Pub-Kiss It. Six starters with nine players altogether will be wearing Fox Hole uniforms in Sun­ day's classic. Six players will be represented from the West End Pub. In the western lineup, Jerry Brodin from Doherty's plus two Rusty Nail outfielders • Dave Sundby and Doug Freund • were the unanimous selections voted by their respective division managers. Brodin currently leads the league in hitting with a .706 mark. Sundby is hot on Brodin's heels with a .677 average while Freund adds great defensive play, quickness on the hasepaths and a ..579 hatting average. Five Johnsburg Businessmen are listed in the West's starting lineup, while the Nail placed four. The Nail adds three more on the bench to take honors with seven players altogether. Doherty's has five players represented. Where the East will have the ad­ vantage is in their bench strength. Steve Dobner ( .850), Wayne Roewer (.564). Fred Stocker (.560). Mike Petersen < .50), Rick Wiegman < .591), Gary Gilpin (.599). Tom Wallen (.514), Pete Blackburn (.580), Bob Michels (.444). and Pat Burke (.438) give the East plenty of power and fielding. In the West, Rick Wakitach (.818), last year's MVP heads the list of non- starters. He will be joined by Jim Perriwe (.580), Tom Spasojevich (.580), Randy Vauk (.488), Frank Cuda (.478), JohnConnell (.878), Irish DeCiccio (.463), Leon Palates (.455), Rick Bielski (.898), and Kevin Freund (.400). An interesting sidekick is that five members of the western division starting lineup at one time played for eastern division teams. Managing the East will be Ken Prazak, who has been in charge df his second place West End Pub-Kiss It team. Prazak was in charge of last season's Wayne's ballclub which finished runner-up to the Fox Hole in both regular season and post season play. Prazak will have John Sytama from the Whale's Tall and Dave Oeffling from Peer Inn-Jack's Snack Shop as base coaches. Kevin Bauer will skipper the western stars. Bauer led the Rusty Nail to a 1981 second place finish and this season, the Nail is in third place, only a game and a half behind the leaders. Coaching the bases for Bauer will be Jim Szamlewski from Lee ft Mary's Lakeside Inn and Tom Roach from Dainty's. v ^ The current standings are as Division Fox Hole Tap 10 West End Pub-Kiss It 8 Whale's Tail 6 King's Row 5 Peer Inn-Jack's Snack Shop 5 Little John's l w 18 10 8 4 5 0 Johnsburg Businessmen Doherty's Rusty Nail Inn Huemann's f •mi •! DaiL •jewel ran j Lee ft Mary's Lakeside Inn 1 1 2 7 7 7 1 2 2 3 * 9 9 Games for Wednesday, July 21: 6:90 B - Doherty's vs. Whale's Tail. 8:90 A • Jewel Park vs. King's Row. 7:15 A • Doherty's vs. Jewel Park 8:00 A-Fox Hole Tap vs. Johnsburg Businessmen (Game of the Night) 8:45 A • Lee ft Mary's'Lakeside vs. Fox Hole Tag. 12-lnch Trivia: Answer from Fri: The Rusty Nail's Kevin Bauer has a 115-74 won loss record ( .608) from 1973 to 1982. Today's question: There is only one All Star player who has madethe team " every year for the last eight seasons. K Name him and the teams he played for. Pal Wirtz Playoff Bound Teams Notch Wins In 16 - Inch <,h,rd p"ce 3U za&HiMtz Iso going 5-for-5. Included in The Old Bridge Jumped out to a 3-0 plate. Steve Sanders also went 3-fo s fl John's Sport Stop, St. Regis Pub, and Decker Construction, three teams headed for poet season playoff action, all won key contests Thursday night in men's 16-inch softball. John's Sport Stop, on its way to its second straight eastern title, pounded out 32 hits including nine for extra bases in drubbing FCA-Palace Bowl 27-3 in five innings. The win gave the Sport Stop a 9-2 record and a three game lead in the East with only five contests remaining. Bob Hlousek broke into the 'East's (op 10' for the first time this season by becoming the first player this year to hit for the cycle. Hlousek smacked five straight hits including a first inning three-run homer (No. 4) and added four runs scored. rage<WTO0, by going 5-for-5. Included in Ma&Krowski's performance was two doubles, three runs scored, and four RBI's Winning pitcher Bob Jaworski contributed four hits in the assault, while Rich Thompson, Rick Wakitsch, Ron Lentine, Joe Rakovich followed with three hits apiece, and Jerry Brodin socked his fifth homer of the season Jack Sorting led FCA-Palace with two straight doubles good for a pair of RBI's and Mike Reardon lined his first homer Since the Sport Stop lost to un- Track Meet Slated The sixth track meet of the season will be held at McCracken Field on Thursday, July 22. The meet will begin at 6 p. in with the registration starting at 5:45 p.m. The program is open to kids ages 9 through 18 years old. Events are held for boys and girls in different age groups Among the event* scheduled for this week's meet are the 50 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 2200 yard dash, 880 yard run, 1 mile run, softball throw, and the high jump. An entry fee will be charged per person. Ribbons are awarded for winners in all events. defeated Hiller Construction five weeks ago, the eastern division leaders have beep on a tear averaging just under 20 runs a game. The barrage against FCA-Palace was their fourth straight 15-run decision and helped to place six of their batters in the division's top 10 including league leading batter Rick Wakitsch hitting at a .714 clip. John's Sport Stop 9-6 6 6 0 - 27 FCA-Palace Bowl 0-0-0-3-8 - 3 HRs-(JSS)B.Hlousek 1(4), J.Brodin 1(5): (FCA)M.Reardon 1(1). St. Regis Pub put together two big innings to turn back the Old Bridge 14- 7. The victory by the Pub improved their record to 9-2 in the West, two games behind leader Hiller (11-0), and Inn 9-8 in eight innings. The win gave Decker a 5-6 mark in the East, good for third place. Kerry Decker struck the game winning blow as his one out single scored Jim Pinkstaff with the deciding run. Pinkstaff ha<f singled with one out and advanced to second as Doug Mayer reached on an error Trailing 8-1 after three and one half innings, Decker knotted the score with five runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to set up Kerry's winning hit Kerry and Jim Grabowski had two hits to lead Decker and Grabowski starred in center field with several fine catches. Dan Thennes drove in two runs with s triple. Randy Vauk had three .hits In­ cluding a triple and three runs scored Games for Thursday, July 22: 7:00 - St. Regis vs. Peer Inn. 8:00 - FCA-Palace vs. D ft E. 9:00 - 3D-Bowl vs. Hiller. Carl Moesche I The McHenry Plaindealer Carl Moesche Sports Editor J Fiesta Days Offers Several Sports lead after its first at bats, but St. Regis answered with six runs of its own in the bottom of the first and never surrendered the lead. After the Bridge tallied single runs in the third and fifth innings, the Pub, leading 7-5, put the game away in the bottom of the fifth by batting around and scoring seven times. Bob Michels led the Pub batters with three hits including a double, home run (No.4), two runs scored and as many RBI's His performance also moved his average up to .590 and to third place in the western batting race. Winning pitcher Dave Oeffling helped his own cause with three straight hits, while Brian DiBlasi and Steve Knox followed with two each. Gary Rosing reached base three times and scored three times and Tony Huemann added a double Steve Cable paced the Bridge with three hits, three runs scored, and three RBI's His first inning double drove home two runs giving the Bridge its only lead of the night. Kent Blake added a 2 for-3 performance and Ken Dopke singled in his only appearance Old Bridge 3-0-1-0-1-2-0- 7 St. Regis Pub S-l-O-O-7-O-x -14 HRs-(St.R)B.Michels 1(4). Decker Construction snapped a four game losing streak by nipping Peer plate. Steve Sanders also went 3-forJ while Mike Maher, Larry Niedert, at Ray Rigsby followed with two hits each. Ray Karnatz added a two-run triple. _x _ Peer Inn Decker Construction HRs-None. 1-8-5-2-8-8-0-0-8 1-8-0-5-2-0-4)-1 - 9 Eastern Division )'s Sport Stop L Oil John' J&LOil Decker Construction Old Bridge Phylly's Inn Taylor Made Golf SEMI-ANNUAL V. Western Division Hiller Construction St. Regis Pub 3D-Bowl D & E Millstream '76 Peer Inn FCA-Palace Bowl , East Top 19 R Wakitsch(JSS) 30 R.Thompson(JSS) 96 B.MacKrowski(JSS) 25 G.Bell(JftL) 21 D.Quinn(JftL) 27 T.LeS(JSS) 4 22 Ma.Bentz(JftL) 15 B.Hlousek(JSS) 90 M.Lambert(JftL) 91 J.Brodln(JSS) 21 w 11 9 8 4 4 3 1 2 5 6 8 8 10 WALLPAPER ISALE!D,SS?TUONTS30% NOW THRU JULY 24IH DAILY 7:45-5:30 FRIDAY TIL 8 SAT. i-S THE WALLPAPER SHOP A! • . a Benjamin /wvo Moore/ PAIN' 'cHEJiry Paint GLASS & WALLPAPER 3411 W. ELM 385-7359 West Tip 16 A.Lyne(DAE) 21 T.Spasojevich(HC) 18 B.Michels(St.R) 23 My.Bentz(HC) IS M Maher (Peer) IS Jo.Meyers(HC) 28 Ji.Meyers(HC) 20 W.HUler(HC) 24 BHavemeyer<3D) 20 MLeGood(3D) 16 ab 42 39 41 35 45 40 99 99 49 44 ab 92 30 98 26 26 46 36 44 37 31 r 24 22 21 23 25 23 19 17 18 IS r 12 17 14 10 13 23 16 21 18 11 ave 714 667 619 .600 .608 558 .511 V 47? ave 658 600 590 578 .578 568 558 .545 548 5lf Athletes and duffers alike will have something enjoyable to do during Fiesta Days (July 23-August 1) as the Fiesta Days committee and the City Parks and Recreation Department have set up events for both the pa: ticipapl and observer. j The adult tennis tournament finils kick off the sports events on Friday and Saturday, July 23-24 with com­ petition set up in age categories for singles and doubles competition. Mixed doubles are also scheduled in the competition. Site for the racket- levers feverish competition is Knox park, and a complete concession stand will keep athletes and spec­ tators refreshed. The competition began this week with the finals to be held Friday evening, all day Satur­ day, and Sunday if necessary. Gary Gray, head tennis coach at McHenry high school, is the tournament director On Tuesday, July 27, diehard runners and first time fitness fiends will vie to make it to the end of the Seven Mile River Run which begins at Pearl street park, goes east across the river, down Lincoln road to Chapel Hill road, and up to Johnsburg. Those 13 and under finish the race at the Johnsburg Rescue Squad building. Runners 14 and over continue west through Johnsburg to Riverside drive, south on Riverside to Pearl street, and west to the finish at Peerl street park. The registration entry fee includes a river run T-shirt and entry forms may YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE 8-7 year olds Orange 3 1 Green Jf* 2 2 Royal Blue 1 3 Recent Scores: Orange 7 Green 3 Royal Blue 4 Green 3 only be turned in at City Hall. Deadline for entering is July 24 at noon. Trophies will be awarded in seperate age categories in both men's and women's divisions. Runners Id report to the park on July 27 no later than 6:30 p.m. with the race beginning at 6:45 p.m. Soft drinks will be available. On Wednesday, July 28, the summer Football Passing League will hold its year end finale with a football jam-. boree at McCracken field. All eight teams from the summer league will participate in what is an exciting pass-oriented touch football game. Action begins at 7:30 p.m. with McHenry's teaip being supervised by high school coach Joe Schlender. A concession stand will be available. McCracken field sees more ex­ citement on Thursday, July 29 with a championship track meet for area youths ages 7-18. Competition is set up in age groups for all field events and races and ribbons will be awarded in all events. An entry fee will be charged and the first meet begins at 6:00 p.m. Registration is at the field prior to the first event so it is advised to report early. McHenry track coach Dan Boland is the meet director. Petersen park comes to the forefront with an outdoor roller skating party on Thursday, July 29 from6:30p.m. to8 JO p.m. Soft drinks and dairy frost treats will help to cool your wheels as kids of all ages skate to the music. It's another free event, so just bring your outdoor skates to the southwest parking lot to enjoy the evening. Friday; July 30, the popular' Morraine Hills Bike Hike for children of all ages will be a highlight of Fiesta Days for many area youths. Ride along from Pearl street park with supervisor Pat Wirtz and spend the morning on the trails at Morraine Hills State Park. A fee will be charged per person with registration slated to begin at 8:30 a.nf. and the return to Pearl street at approximately 1:30 p.m. You can bring your lunch or purchase refreshments t the con­ cession stand at Morraine park. Under the guidance of Parks & Recreation Director Pete Merkel, many of these sporting events have become lasting favorites for Fiesta Days and show once again the thought and planning put into Fiesta Days to find something for everyone. 8-9 year olds Light Blue Orange Royal Blue Green Recent Scores: Light Blue 5 Orange 0 Royal Blue 3 Green 1 Orange Royal Bl 18-12 year olds Royal Blue Green Recent Scores: Orange 10 Green 0 Royal Blue 3 Green 1 4 0 2 2 0 4 PREPARING FOR FIESTA DAY8 - are several of the prenn leaders who check la with McHenry Parks ft Recreation Director Pete Mortal (second fren left). From left to rig* are: Dan Boland. meet director far the annual championship track meet tebe held Thursday, July 29; Merkel. Gary Gray, supervisor for the adult tennia tournament which will kick off Fiesta Days with the finals la be held this weekend at KBOX nark: and Pat Wlrts, who will lend riders through the trails of Morraine Hills during the popular bike kike activity July 98.8everal sporting events are scheduled daring Fiesta Days In the hope of flndhig something lor everyone. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD t l AIR CONDITIONING SALE1 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER Buy now and gave 2 waye: - Low Pre-taaaon Prices • Year 'Round Savings Storting at * l ISO" INSTALLED coll for a froo estimate your energy aMy . Buch Bros. Pbg. 8 Htg. 3012 W*>« *»•. 120 JtlSgSSjjSMO McHENRY OPTICIRNS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY. ILLINOIS (Across from the Pox Hole) Chicago Sting Trip Set OIASSIS MAM WMll T0« WAITI (Single Vision Only) Ovot 3.000 First Quol.iy Mo4olo«fto«tk "20 ALL KIDS 4 VISIT "12 * Ibouyioui ksuNd SECTION CWoom With fwrdiait OIU The City of McHenry Department of Parka ft Recreation is planning a field trip to see the 1981 Soccer Bowl champions the Chicago Sting on Wednesday, Aug. 4. This trip is open to all area residents The bus will leave McHenry City Hall at 5:45 p.m. and return at 10:90 p.m. The fee for this' program includes transportation and admission. The- deadline for registration is Friday, July 30. For further in­ formation of this trip, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 944-9900 (815)385 3240 652 Two Stop Procass 1 Rotary Moch'no m Stoomox • Scrubbing ® Rinsing CAUMSL3SS-3SS3