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PAGE 6 - PLALMDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1983 The McHenry Plaindealer JOHNSBURG -- JohnsburgV District 12 school board announcedal their May 25 meeting the appointment of the high school's varsity wrestling coach. Mike Roberts, a 25-year-old Johnsburg native, was named the new coach to replace Don March. The school board had decided to let go March at the April 25 meeting. The board also announced that Jim Briscoe, current high school teacher, would nil the assistant wrestling coach position vacated by Roberts! Roberts has been the assistant wrestling coach to Don March for the past three years. He also was and still will be an assistant varsity footba# coach. He is a graduate of Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wise, where he lettered in football for four years. :>{ When asked if he was surprised about the appointment, Robots aft| swered, "not really. "I have a good rapport with thtf administration. I didn't know whq were all the candidates for the job.jf just pleaded my case to the board and interviewed the best I could. "Me being here for three years I'm sue helped. I was with the prograin when it started and that was an ad-i vantage. I was born and raised in tltt£ area." Roberts waisted no time as the ne^f coach, as he decided to hold a wrestling camp as his first act. Hte held the first annual Johnsburg wrestling camp this past week with a tournament held this morning to. end it. » "I'm extremely optimistic," said Roberts, looking forward to his first season as head coach next winter. "We have a real good eighth grade team. They won the Johnsburg district last winter. The current hign school team suffered through a real rough season. It was a young squad." The Skyhawk wrestlers suffered through a 5-13-1 season last winter. "We lost our number one man in Mike Hurckes, but we have enough young wrestlers to take his place."0. Tiger runs were scored in the seventh inning. McHenry High School varsity SH^Hf f baseball coach, Brian Wilsonjtitched t m • his first game in five years and took . V the loss for the Tigers. He struckout ||§ I -WU mm. seven Algonquin batters and gave up j M no walks in 5 and-a-third innings. Tim pHHpK i. 4H1 wtUmm t ' Murphy came in the sixth inning to get UMPIRE BREAKS UP SCUFFLE -- Umpire Don Bentz the final two outs and pitched the had to restrain Jim Nashan of After the Fox during a seventh inning. scuffle in the first inning of Tuesday night 16 inch softball Algonquin scored one run in the at the VFW. Nashan and 3 D Bowl third baseman Thn first, two in the third and three in the Gerti (left) collided at third base which touched off the sixth. ***¥ The Northern Illinois Baseball League suffered a major setback when two of its six teams folded, fl Carpentersville and St. Charles, who I the Tigers previously defeated, dropped out of the league. There are now only four teams in the league -- Algonquin, Crystal Lake, Marengo and Johnsburg. Herman says there is nothing to • worry about. "The four clubs are strong clubs. Here and out it will be • tough for any team to get any sizeable B WE lead." The Tigers will play a doubleheader this Sunday at the Johnsburg Com- munity Club baseball diamond SHMSHP*?'* 5 against Marengo. The first game fW" ̂ starts at l p.m. jmMttgjiiC ^9 K. JBtk „ f « r v~ K mm K, t . 1 «• -> Behind the pitching of Dave Covalt, the first-year Johnsburg Tigers managed to take the second game of a doubleheader with Algonquin last Sunday. Coavalt struckout nine Algonquin batters and only allowed three hits, as the Tigers won 7-2. It was their second win of the season, as they defeated St. Charles 9-2 earlier in the spring. With the 6-2 first game loss to Algonquin, the Tigers are 2-1 in the second-year Northern Illinois baseball league. "Coavalt really blew it by," said Jim Herman, Tiger manager. "He had a good fastball going." The Tigers exploded in the first inning for four runs to take the early lead, which they never gave up. They scored three more times in the third inning. Algonquin scored one in the thrid and fourth off of Covalt. Jeff Damiani led the Tigers in hitting with three hits -- two triples and three rbi's. Steve Mai knocked in a run with a double. "The defense has been very good up to now," said Herman. "Last Sunday we didn't look very good. We made some physical and mental mistakes." Those mistakes hurt the Tigers in the second game as Algonquin pitcher Scott Meyer held the Tigers to three hits. Damiani had two of the hits. Both incident. Vera ZeUer (center), also of 3 D Bowl, helps out Bentz in restraining the two. Nashan was thrown out of the STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD In the bottom half of the sixth, Tap leadoff batter Jeff Meyers doubled and scored on Jim Yaworski's base hit to score Fox Hole's winning run. Wayne Roewer likewise led off with a double in the Pub seventh. Roewer scored on Rick Wigman's two out double to narrow the Fox Hole lead to one. Jeff Meyers, Jim Yaworski, Mike Peterson, Gary Gilpin and Ron Miller had two hits each in the Fox Hole's 14 hit attack. Tom Prudden, Wayne Roewer, Doc Wallen and Terry Hovseth had three hits each for West End. Fox Hole 21 Little John's 8 The Fox Hole slammed out 29 hits and scored 21 runs in defeating Little John's. The winners scored in every inning but the fifth and included a five run second and seven run seventh. Playing manager Rich Meyers went four for four with a triple, double and two rbi's to lead the Tap. Mike Peterson also had four safeties with four runs scored. Gary Gilpin went three for three with four rbi's and another homerun. Steve Cable had three hits for Little John's. PATWIRTZ The Fox Hole Tap continued its surge towards the top in the Eastern Division Men's 12 Inch play as they defeated Little John's 21-8 in game one, followed by a close fought 10-9 victory over West End Pub in their nightcap. In the Tap's rematch with the West End Pub, the Fox Hole ballclub A definintely had a personal score to # settle with the first place team. It was the Pub who defeated the Fox Hole by a score of 12-11 on opening day nearly a month ago. The loss sent them into a two game skid and has had them playing catch up in the standings ever since. Jim Yaworski started a three run Fox Hole first inning with a single, advancing to third on an outfield error and scoring on Joe Dehn's base hit. Mike Peterson, who had walked preceding Dehn's single, scored on Gary Gilpin's base hit. Dehn scored on a Bill Meyers sacrifice fly. West End Pub scored their first run an inning later when Tom Prudden led off with a double and scored on Doc Wallen's base hit. The Fox Hole's Mike Peterson drove in two more Tap runs in the second with a triple to make the score 5-1. In the third, a West End error, a base on balls, two base hits, plus a sacrifice fly moved the Fox Hole into a commanding 8-1 lead. The Pub picked up one run in the fourth, but Fox Hole added another one in the inning on some fielding errors. In the sixth, the Pub loaded the bases and scored six runs to narrow the Fox Hole lead to 9-8. The T-ball program will again be featured this summer by the Department of Parks and Recreation. Four different sessions will be offered at various parks and school sites as follows. The T-ball program will run for eight weeks beginning the week of June 13 for the six to eight year a^e group. In other games; Decker Construction defeated Old Bridge 14-4 and Smitty's Tap defeated Taylor Made 18-2. STAFF PHOTO --WAYNE GAYLORD The softball action went back to normal as 3 D Bowl first baseman Larry Jachec picks up the softball just in time to get the After the Dark player. 3 D Bowl won the affair 21-0. Bueitzli, Clampett PGA Tour golf professionals j Bobby Clampett and Gary . Hallberg will be at McHenry j Country Club June 26 for a golf clinic sponsored by McHenry Hospital and Taylor Made Golf Co. _ . - ; McHenry native and recent Illinois University golf captain ' will also be at the clinic which; starts at 11 a.m. Proceeds from the exhibit will benefit the Northern Illinois' Medical Center now under construction. Clampett has been on the PGA tour since 1960 and has $379,500 career earnings. His only tour victory was the Southern Open in 1962. Hallberg joined the tour in July. of 1960 and has collected $146,228 in career earnings. He won his first tour victory this summer;. capturing the San Diego Open. Buenzli is a graduate of McHenry High School and was a four-year member of the Illini golf team. He finsihed second in the Illinois State Amateur in 1961 and third place in 1962. Taylor Made 11 King's Row 6 Taylor Made Golf inched its way towards third place as a pair of five run innings helped defeat King's Row. Both Joe Ubrig and Dave Gossell went four for four with both driving in two runs to help the winners. Jim Gray and John Systma added two hits each. King's row was held to five singles, (Continued on pag* 7) •«* i V lim Buenzli McHenry Recent Illini Graduate Gary Hallberg Barrington Tour Victory: 1983 San Diego Open Bobby Clampett Ponte Vedra, FL Tour Victory: 1982 Southern Open Portable and Folding SAWWTABLE Gives your circular taw tha accuracy of a bench taw -- also accommodates moat routara and aabra taws * 20 * 27" * V«" fiber-board surface. • Grooved top prevents sawdust buildup--makes for easy fence alignment. * Durable metal tracks allow miter gauge to slide freely. 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