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Legion Team Splits Over Road Week It to said that playtait |M ball on the mark that b road to the >r aim lor. McHeory's American Legkn , team came up with that split last week when It won at Richmond, but came up short playing at Algonquin. At Richmond, Jim Burroughs turned in probably his beat outing of the season in a *-2 win. After toeing a couple of close games this season that he had pitched more than well enough to win. Burroughs finally got the just Parks & Rec Leagues It-Inch Softball H •*> u V John'sSportStop McHenry Favorite Sport Jehnaburg Businessmen Huemann's Carey Electric Jet Concrete Riverrtde Bake Shop Monday Night 12-Inch w 1 12 2 10 4 10 4 1 6 7 7 7 7 2 12 0 14 I w 1 7 1 7 2 S 2 3 5 S 6 S 6 2 7 Don's Dairy Frost Recent Scores Huemann's IS Riverside 8 Sport Stop 25 Don's 6 v V Favorite Sport 5 Jet 0 Johnsburg 12 Carey 8 Favorite Sport won forfeit over Don's Carey 12 Jet 2 Johnsburg l» Riverside 15 Huemann's 7 t»r\r Pi :• Sport Stop 3 First round playoff schedule for . Friday, August 6: )|(t 6:30 - Sport Stop vs. Don's. 8:90 • Johnsburg vs. Jet. 7:90 - Huemann's, vs. Carey 8:90 - Favorite Sport vs. Riverside. Riverside Merchants Another Galaxy West End Pub Spellman Chevrolet Englewood Electric McHenry Kiwanis High Fives .. Recent Scores Another Galaxy 17 Englewood 8 High Fives 3 West End Pub 2 Kiwanis 20 Spellman 15 Tuesday Night 12-Inch w 1 Bellon Construction 7 0 Blue Camel 6 2 The Back Door 5 2 Faith Church 3 5 Oak Park Hotel 3 5 Matrix IV 3 5 Old Bridge -» 0 7 Recent Scores Back Door 13 Faith 1 Bellon 20 Blue Camel 19 Matrix IV 12 Old Bridge 6 Divot Dolls at MCC Carding an 88 to give her a net 68 and her best round ever at McHenry Country club, Virginia Turner emerged the winner of Flight I in the recently concluded Match Play tournament, downing Lynn Schmidt. In Flight II it was Carolyn Dalton over Mabel Smith and in Flight IV it was Fran Herrmann over Micki Becker. The match between Carol Barnicle and Betty Rode in Flight III is yet to be played. It was another of those hot and humid, but beautiful, days Tuesday as the handful of remaining contestants concluded the final Match event scheduled for the season. Those no longer in the running played for low net and tow putts. As indicated above, Virginia Turner had low net of 68 in Class A while in the same class Espar Oja continued to exert great control ' with the putter to have low putts of 29. In Class B a tow net tie of 76 was . shared by Margie Blomquist and 'Betty Smith while another steady putter, Mabel Smith, had low putts of 9*. la Qaaa C s nice oat 73 .cave Maddie Holmes tow net while Gladys Warfield had low putts of 90. Low net over the field was a 88 shot by Linda n Puccto in class D who also had low ' • putts of 90 in that class. A smaller list of birdies than usual went up on the board this wek. They " were snot by Virginia Turner on No. ' 15, Liz Nolan on No. 15 and Judy - Smithson on Nos. 11 and 14. A number of chip-ins were recorded however. Betty Phalen chipped in on No. 3 as did Espar Oja on No. 10, Freida Miller on No. 7, Judy Smithson on No. 11, Gladys Warfield on Nos. 9 and 15 and Linda Puccio on Nos. 3, 8 and 10. That's a sizeable number of chip-ins. Except for Carolyn Harger's hitting trans on every hole on the course nothing untoward seemed to be happening to or by the gals on the first Tuesday in the month of August. Maybe that's a good sign as they gear up for Club and Class Championship which will begin next week. A short rundown on the Northern Illinois Women's Golf association which held its annual two-day tour­ nament at-Cog Hill last Thursday and Friday showed that a number of McHenry ladies participated and brought home prizes. Nell Fidler tied for low putts over the field, Floss O'Conneli took first in her flight, Espar Oja had closest to the pin on No. 4, and Letty Busscher and Virginia Turner won places in their flights. All irtall they played well and had a good time which always seems to make for Happy Golfing! Liz Chapel Hill Mar Ray still leads the teams in match play in the Tuesday Ladies league with 65 points. Little Chef is second with 63'* followed by Top Dock withj|8Va OhriStie Group 4»s 5714, McHenry Floral 56, Kathy's 58>i, Fox Hole Pizza 49 and Nowak Construction 40. The scores for individual low net played July 27 showed Corky Weber winning in Class A with 32, Lu Stine in Class B with 31 and in Class C Mary Samkus with 31 We missed reporting a birdie last week when Pat Feiner birdied No. 10. Sorry about that Pat. no little bird told us Both Shirley Dawson and Lou LaBay chipped in and birdied No. 13 this week, in addition Lou had four one putts for a total of 12 in all. The jolly foursome of Nancy Jef- fers, Agatha Drohan, Arlys Aim and Louise Smith all deserve the Sandy of the Week title when one after the other they all landed in the sand trap on No. 5. Until next Tuesday, shoot the works. 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Ill rn.lm.rn »•. T»+ *8; atS*;8«n.i0-4 reward he * -ssEssswy H.S. star to a 1-8 load ia the tap of the second iaotaBg as Kob Boarsa reached on an error, advanced oa a waDt aad a ground out, then acorod the first run as Tom Schcrmerhorn walked with the baaea lnnttd But in the bottom of the third, Rich­ mond took its oaty load of the contest as the leadofl batter reached on aa infield miscue. After one out, a double followed by a triple gave Richmond a 2-1 advantage aad had Burroughs oo the ropes. But the right-haadsr got a key strikeout, then induced the next batter to ground out to Tim Adams at first base ending the poeeibihty of that third run scoring. Prom mat second out strikeout, Burroughs was perfect. With only one ball leaving the McHenry inflekl, Burroughs mftwod down the Richmond batters retiring the side in order in the final four frames, giviag him 14 straight to finish the game. He finished with six strikeouts in his seven innings of work and also helped himself with three assists from the mound. His teammatee, meanwhile, who had failed to get a hit through the first three innings, scored three times in the fourth on three hits to regain the lead for good. With one out, Adams laced a doublfc, then Burroughs knotted the score one out later with a base hit himself. Schermerhorn, a teammate of Burroughs' at Marian, followed with a double to produce the winning run. Schermerhorn later croased the plate on a wild pitch. McHenry tallied solo runs over the next two innings, one as left fielder Dave Smith cranked out his first home run of the season. Burroughs put the finishing touches on the game as he singled and scored in the sixth. McHenry collected seven hits in the contest with Burroughs and Scher­ merhorn esch going 2-for-3. At Algonquin, McHenry starter Doug Mullen was victimised by five costly errors which led to a 8-3 detent. The host team took an early lead with a pair of unearned runs in the first, then scored twice in the third and three more times in the fourth to put the gsme out of reach. McHenry got on the board in the top of the third inning as Mullen scored Mike Dillon with a sacrifice fly and Smith doubled home Schermerhorn. Both Dillon and Schermerhorn had reached on errors themselves. After getting only three hits over the first six innings, McHenry tallied Its final run in the seventh as Dillon led off with a walk then scored on s bases loaded single by Adams. McHenry was out hit 8 to 5 in the contest with no plsyer able to connect safely more than once. Million suffered the loss hurling into the fourth inning when he was relieved by Dillon. Dillon turned In a credible relief job al'owing only an unearned run while picking up four strikeouts. The CHAMPIONS -- elimination poet Junior youth league major division wl the Condors la the championship gai finished the regular season In third place with a record of 18-S-l, to trail hath the Cardinals and the Falcons who each flatahed 12-4. Members of the winning Eagles are Eagles captured the single tournament In the McHenry major division with a 2-1 verdict over i me. The Eagles had coaches in the back (L-R): Frank Dtedrteh and Tom Widhalm. Players standing are (L-R): Mark Widhalm, Ben Koeior. Larry Gibson. Dave Widhalm. Tom Sweetwood. Chris Ahven. and Matt Martin. Kneeling In the front are (L-R): John Arvldson. Bob Finkbelner, Bob Dledrich. Dave Gilbert, Tom Taacredi, and Pat Rassmusson. Cubs Capture Mini Division Playoffs The semi-finals of the McHenry youth league mini division playoffs saw some fine action as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7-1 and the Cubs swept the Astros 14-4. The Brewers were led by the fine pitching of Marc Weakman and a well-balanced hitting attack, and the Cubs were pitched into the finals by Jeff Cable's three-hit, 14-strikeout performance in his five innings of work Ron Neece had a triple and a double to account for all of the Astro runs batted in. The final was a match makers dream as the American league champ Brewers (11-1) were pitted against the National champ Cubs (11-1) for the title The game was a pitchers duel through three innings with the Brewers' Mark Sonnichsen and the Cubs' Bryan Nystrom both pitching fine shutout ball. The Cubs had a golden scoring opportunity in the first inning with the bases loaded and only one out, but Sonnichsen struck out the next two batters to end the inning , The Brewers threatened in the fourth but a fine defensive play by Peter Low at second baae sot the third < out as a runner was headed home. In the bottom of the fourth, the Cubs made their move as Cable led off with a triple and scored on a daring play as the next batter grounded to the pit­ cher. Cable was safe at home with the game's first run After that, the Cubs loaded the bases on walks, got a key triple from Mark Foss, and when the inning ended led !M) Nystrom then continued his mastery over the Brewers striking out the sides giving him a game total 13 K's in the Cub victory. Both teams played an extremely fine game with the two playing championship caliber ball in the season's finale. Bob Cable Men's 16-Inch Industrial League Brake Parts w 1 Dale Westphal (PCP) Brake Parts 13 1 John Oeffling (McH Rec) Intermatic 11 2 Steve Freund (Wm.T) Scott Forge 9 5 Dean Zeibel (Rae) Enterprise 7 6 Chris Bass (Br.P) Wm. Tonyan 8 5 Neal Gute (Ent) Power Conversion 7 6 P Doherty (Ent) McHenry Recreation 3 10 D Ponte (R D ) R D Hahn 2 11 Rae Corporation 0 13 Team B The annual 16-inch industrial All Star game will be played on Saturday, August 14 beginning at 1:00 p.m. at the V F W The following are the players selected to this year's event: Team A Manager Ken Homo (Wm.T). Coaches Glen Zeibel and Dave Menken Kit Carstens (Wm.T) Dave Mansfield (Br P) Mike Haffner (Ent) Frank Stompanato <PCP> Mike Behr <PCP) Kandy Neiss (Br P) Chris Cook < Int) Manager Matt Sims (Int). Coaches Dave Koza and Jerry Momingstar Trey Covalt (Ent) Scott Barth (Int) Jim Heard (Br.P) Ed Zaitz (Int) Don Kowalski (Int) Matt Schuster (Sc.F) Bob Tonyan (Wm.T) Chuck Tonyan (WmT) Don Llstak (Sc.F) Phil Miller (Ent) Mike McBride (R D ) Ed Messman (Br.P) Jim O Toole (Int) Rick Wirtz <Rae) Jeff Heinkel (PCP) Eagles Win Minor Tourney The Eagles captured the post season tournament in the McHenry youth league minor division by defeating the Owls 8-5 in the title game. The loss was the first of the season for the Owls who had breezed to the American league pennant during the regular season. The Eagles advanced to the championship gsme by defeating the N a t i o n a l l e a g u e champion Robins in the semi-finals. The Owls advanced to t h e f i n a l s a f t e r w a l l o p i n g t h e Roadrunners 24-5 then nipping the Cardinals 5- 3 in the semi-finals. DENTAL HEALTH gY NORTHERN POX DENTAL ASSOCIATES WHAT AtOUT FLOURIDE? 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