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Lightning Strikes Twice I ' . '• ,:f% . In 16-Inch East Race PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY a. II f2W , d t a l f i - n ^»i i - men softball Tuesday night as the league entered the third phanc of its season. With inter-divisional play concluded, the eastern ^division ballclubs squared off against one another as they did to start the season. Chapel Hill Last weeks contest for team low net in the Tuesday Ladies league was won by Christie Group. The team race for points is very close now. Mar Ray Costumes still is in the lead with 5m, but Uttle Chef is only 4 point behind with 51 and Christie Group has SOVfc. Kathys and Top Deck are tied with 454, followed by McHenry Floral 44, Fox Hole Pizza 39 and Nowak Con­ struction 33. The results of the 27 hole individual class tournament showed that in Class A Dorie Freund led with 106. Nancy McAuliffe was a close second with 106 and Marilyn Ehlen was third with 109. The results in Class B were Mary Jane Nowalk 100, Ruth Vines 106, and Nancy Jeffers 111. In Class C the winners were Phyllis Grossrenard 94, Sharon Delahanty 100 and Carmen Mapulo 107. Since this reporter was a guest of a Divot Doll for their Hullabaloo day, these statistics were gathered by Ruth Vines. She also reported that both Lesley Meyer and Wanda Gerhke were justly proud of one putting five of the nine holes and that Maureen Doherty sunk a long approach shot beautifully in the cup on No. 11. Unitl next Tuesday, I wish good golfing to you all. Esta Junior Pigtail Wrap-Up And the same teams won as they did against their same opponents opening day. John's Sport Stop, the eastern division leader, intpraved its record to 10-2 with a , 24-11 thrashing over Decker Construction. Tbe Sport Stop erupted for 15 runs in the drat inning then cruised to their sixth straight victory. Bob 'Bubba" Hlousek led the well balanced hitting attack (27 fits) going s-for-6 including a double, his fifth home nm of the season, four runs scored, and five RBI's. Uousek, who broke into the division's Top 10' this week, now has 10 hits in his last 11 times at bat! Bernie MacKrowski followed in the hit parade going 4-for-S with four runs scored, while Rick Waldtsch, Jerry Brodin, Ron Lentine, Joe Rajcevich, and Fred Popp followed with three hits each. Popp's performance in­ cluded a pair of doubles, Lentine had one, Wakitsch had a triple with four, runs sewed, and Brodin had two doubles, home run No. 6, and five RBI's Brett and Bob Decker each went 2- for-4 with two RBI's to pace the losers with Brett including s hustling double. Jim Pinkstaff reached base three times scoring each time, and Jim Grabowski played well in center field. John's Sport Step (15)-2-0-2-2-1-2 - >4 Decker Construction M-24-2-34 -11 HRs-(JSS)Brodin 1(f), Hlousek 1(5). Second place J It L Oil had a tough time against an improved Taylor Made Golf team winning 11-7. The win gave the Oilers a 7-5 mark in the East and still leaves them three games behind the Sport Stop with four games remaining. \ ran of the game as Al Ekroth followed with a ground rule double, but the Oilers kept their second place standing In the East with a narrow 11-7 victory as winning pitcher Dan Quinn had five straight hits to help his own cause. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD J k L scord in every inning but two and put the game away with three runs each in the fifth and sixth in­ nings. Pete Blackburn, who had three hits including a double, singled home Ron Anchorbrandt with what provfcd to be the winning run. Winning pitcher Dan Quinn, one of the top hitters in the league, topped that performance with five straight singles and two RBI's. Jim Lee, Tim Fsrr, Cliff Wallwin, and Ron Wisniewski all had two hits for the Oilers and Farr included his first homer of the season. Paul Jacobs, Fred Berg, Skin Ekelberry, snd Pete Hendrickson aU went 2-for-3 for Taylor. Jacobs included two runs scored snd Hen- drickson collected two RBI's. • Joe Knaack also had two hits and Al Ekroth smacked an RBI double. J A LOUers H>l-144t-11 Taylor Made Gelf l-3-e-S-l-S-2 - 7 HRs-( JADFarr 1(1). Old Bridge capitalised on 11 errors and banged out 18 hits to sweep Phylly's Inn, this time by a 19-6 verdict. Scott Hardy and Bill Thomas were the heavy hitters for the Old Bridge as Hardy went *-for-5 with his first homer of the season and Thomas also went 4-for-5 with a double and triple. The duo also combined for seven runs scored, six RBI's, and several nifty defensive plays in left field and at shortstop, respectively. Winning pitcher Ed Thomas helped his own cause with a 2-for-3 per­ formance with three runs scored and teammates Steve Dopke and Chuck Dicker also had two hits Kent Blake added three runs scored Bob Buss had a fine game at first base for Phylly's Inn and led the of­ fense with two solid hits and a pair of RBI's. Dennis Ksras also had two RBI's, Jack Bucaro scored two runs, and Ernie Covell and Rob White starred defensively in the outfield. w 1 10 2 7 5 5 7 4 8 3 9 1 11 Phylly's Inn Old Bridge HRs-< OB) Hardy 1(1). .) vrf. 2-1-1-1-0-0-1- 6 0-1-4-7-4-1-* - It Eastern Division John's Sport Stop J & L Oilers Decker Construction Old Bridge Phylly's Inn Taylor Made Golf Games for Tuesday, July 27: 7:00 - Old Bridge vs Sport Stop (Game of the Night as the Sport Stop can clinch a tie for the eastern title). 8.00 - Taylor Made vs. Decker. 9:00 - J & L Oil vs Phylly's. A reminder, the annual 16-inch tournament will be played the weekend of July 30 For more in­ formation, call Bernie Klapperich at (312 ) 497 3325 Carl Moesche As was cited in Wednesdy's edition, McHenry Favorite Sport was the crowned champion in the McHenry junior pigtail league. Favorite Sport finished the season with a 13-2 record, while Wally's Bike Haven was second st 10-5 and Candyman's Closet was third with a 9-6 record. Here's some scores from other recent games in the junior defeated WafiyY 94 in a tightly contested game. Heavy batters for Candyman's included Amy Sauers with two straight hits including a home run and Kim Amore who also socked s long homer . Chery l Kurowski went 2-for-2 with two RBI's. Wally's was led Timberlee Steward's three hits and Christine Roper'8 and Betsy Johnson's two safeties. Adams Brothers Radiator won three of its last four games to finish the year in fourth place with a 7-6 record. Adams defeated McHenry State Bank 26- 10 as Amy Siok tossed a two-hitter and got relief help from Stacy Johnson. Dawn Murphy belted her first two by homers of the season, Siok had a grand slam, and Johnson lashed out a roundtripper herself. Michelle Wagner and Kim Mullen also had fine nights at the plate each girl going 3-for-3. Carlee Casperson had a triple to lead State Bank and Sheri Ket- chum collected the other hit. Adams defeated league champion McHenry Favorite Sport i§4 in a game MfidflTettriy due to rain. This time it < was Johnson's turn to get the win, while Siok earned the save. Dana Diedrich, Dawn Mur­ phy, Kim Mullen, Erin Dass, Mary Etheridge, Jeannine Stojonic, and Siok collected hits for the winners. Shiela Roy and Karen Kessler shared mound duties for the league champs. Jenny Rourke with two hits and Terry O'Brien, Kristy Justen, Roy, snd Kessler collected hits for Favorite Sport. Adams also defeated Don's Dairy Frost 17-2 behind Amy Siok who chalked up the win. 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