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I PAGE 8- PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. IMS denburger hit a homerun and a triple to lead the Sox to the win Saturday. Brian Aloe was the winning pitcher. Scoreboard Little League Pigtail MAJOR McHeary Eaglet 11 Jehnsharg Yankees 7: The Eagles scored three times in the fifth inning to win Sunday. Mike Boland was the winning pitcher, striking out three and allowing seven hits. Boland was also the Eagles leading hitter with two. MINIS Brewers 11 Pirates 8: Dan Schmaus led the Brewers with a homerun, double and four rbi's. Allen Davis also hit a double for the winners. Schmaus also was the winning pitcher with the shutout. Sox 9 Giants 2: A six run first inning sparked the Sox to the win. Bobby Cashin went three for three. David Birkenkamp was the winning pitcher, striking out nine and only allowing two walks and six hits. Braves It Yankees 9: The Yankees scored nine runs in the third inning but fell short last week Wednesday. John Nellis and Dion Rathbone both had two hits for the Braves. Nellis scored three times and Rathbone knocked in two runs. Doug McMahon was the winning pitcher with five strikeouts and only allowing five hits. Sox 11 Giants 7: A six run third inning sparked the Sox win last week Tuesday. Billy Vaurik hit a three run triple and Coby Brandenburger hit a homer for the Sox. Bobby Cashin was the winning pitcher with seven strikeouts and four walks. Brewers 15 Giants l: Dan Schmaus hit two homeruns and knocked in five . runs to lead the Brewers Sunday. Jim Reasinger also hit a homerun for the Brewers. Bill Marinangel was the winning pitcher with help from Jeff Glab. Sox 10 Pirates 4: Coby Bran- SENIOR McHenry Favorite Sport 14 Watty's Bike 12: McHenry Favorite Sport won their first game after four losses. The winners had hits from Shelly Sauers and Cathy Kline. Walty's Bike was led by Christy Johnson and Tammy Peters both with four hits a piece. Tiraberlee Steward was the winning pitcher. _ " . McHeary Favorite Sports 15 Den's Dairy 12: Favorite Sport won their second in a row. Kim Powers, Shelly Sauers and Tiffany Miller led the team in hitting. Don's big hitters were Collen Prez and Shelly Gray. Wally's Bike Haven 24 Sullivan's Foods 9: Wally's Bike scored 12 runs in the first two innings to spark the win last Thursday. Michelle Williams, Kim Kunrer, Marlene Frantz, Christy Johnson and Beth Greve of Wally's Bike all had three hits. Frantz hit two doubles and one triple. Jenny Meyers had three hits for Sullivan's. Michelle Williams was the winning pitcher with four strikeouts and only two walks. JUNIOR McHenry State Bank 9 Party Maker's Catering 8: Tied 7-7 going into the sixth, McHenry State Bank scored twice and held Party Makers to one to win the game. Cheryl Kurowski came in relief to win the game, striking out seven, alowing only walk and four hits. Angela Coles was the losing pitcher. Billie Jean Van Cleave led State Bank with two homeruns and five rbi's. Kurowski and Schultz also hit homers for State Bank. Coles and Carlee Casperson each hit homers for Party Makers. Classic Trophies 19 Lockers Flowers 5: Brenda Bromley hit three homeruns and < grand slam to power Classic Trophies. Bromley ended up with six rbi's. Kristy Jus ten was a perfect four for four. Mary Etheridge was three for three with two triples for Lockers. Jus ten was the winning pitcher with six strikeouts and only one walk. Classk Trophies 32 Party Makers f: Classic TropfaeS fueled their at run psrfonnance with 18 hits. Winning pitcher Tracy Mortal did not allow any hits from Party Makers. She struckout 10 batters. Kristy Justen did the moat damage for Trophies,, knocking in seven runs on one homerun and three more hits. Erin Dass had two triples and five runs batted in. Brenda Bromley hit safely three PONY WaBey's 28 State Farm 4: Walley's scored 10 runs in the fifth inning to finish off State Farm. Rachel Pruskinski won her second fame ny S« Kris Voska all had three hits for Walley's. WaUey's 19 Yegge Accounting 9: Walley's won their fourth in a row. Rachel Pruskinski collected four hits, including a homerun. Donna Heald, Debbie Sundby and Tammy Bonde each had three hits. Tammy Secton and Pruskinski combined pitching to hold Yegge. West End Tap Fox Hole Tap Little John's Taylor Made Golf King's Row Jack's! Softball 12 INCH RECREATIONAL SUNDAY NIGHT LEAGUE WL River Shannon 3 1 Brake Parts 2 1 McHenry Favorite Sport 2 1 Uncle Bunky's 2 1 Classic Trophy Hitman 2 2 River Shannon Shamrocks 1 1 Greg's Never Inn 1 3 Classic Trophy Over the Hill 0 3 TUESDAY NIGH LEAGUE WL Oak Park Hotel 4 0 Funks Plumbing 3 1 Come To Columbia Bay... <•« RIDAY SPECIALS' i Deep Fried Lake Perch Broiled Fresh Whitefish *6** Broiled Fresh Walleye $6f8 arbecued Back Ribs. $89*j COLUMBIA BAY TAVERN 38744 North Highway 59. Lake Villo • 356-8550 Located on Rte. 59, One Mile North of Rte. 132 All mojor Credit Cords Accepted Open Sundoys 1 PM-9 PM FOR HEATING t INSTALLED AM CONDITIONING MEG. 'MS** (Offer good thru June 30.1983) i Camel-Bimbos 3 1 : Door Tavern ' 2 2 Cullom Knoll-A-l Drywall .2 2 Matrix IV v 1 3 Old Bridge-McHenry Auto Body 1 3 God Squad 0 4 THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE WL JepeenTlre 4 0 Bimbos 3 1 Carey Electric 3 1 Sullivan Foods 2 2 West End Pub 2 2 River Shannon Marauders 2 2 McHenry Kiwanis Club 0 4 Spellman Chevrolet 0 4 18 Inch Men's VFW League DIVISION B WL Taylor Made : 5 I Raymonds-Huff 4 2 NovotnySales 3 3 PalaceBowl 2 4 Old Bridge I 5 After the Fox 0 8 DIVISION A WL George Hiller 8 0 3-D Bowl S 1 St. Regis 4 2 RTDees 2 4 Smitty'sTap 2 4 Decker Construction 2 4 McHenry Area Men's 12 Ineh League EASTERN DIVISION WL 8 2 a 2 4 3 3 3 2 4 i Snack Shop l a WESTERN DIVISION WL Rusty Nail _ 8 1 -ynhnfNwg fliuimeiinrn 4 1 Huemann's Water Conditioning 2 3 Lakeside Inn 2 4 Jewel Park & 1 4 Doherty's 13 McHeary Area 12 Inch Letigue TOP 10 hitters ABHAVG. Don Bents (RN) 20 18 750 Gary Gilpin (FH) 22 18 .727 Ron Miller (FH) 18 13 .722 Mike Rogers (D) 14 10 .714 DocWallen(WE) 2318 .088 Rick Waldtsch (RN) 21 14 .887 Mike Peterson (FH) 26 17 .864 John Walkington (RN) 23 18 .662 Jim Cook (JP) 20 13 .860 Jerry Brodin(JB) 17 11 .817 •• Wrestling Camp The wrestling camp held at McHenry County College last summer will be expanded this summer to include skills training for boys in baseball and girls in softball. These t r a in ing sessions are not meant to replace or compete with any league (day, but can be additional practice for students in fo rma l summer leagues, or those who participated in school Shannon Stop John's-Lakes 24-3 River Shannon their 24 run Tuesday. A10 run first Shannon. i banged out 2 scoring affi n first inning out 26 hits in affair last sparked Sharon Smith hit times in five attempts and Collins went three for three. Smith also hit a double. Mary Sue Parker led Shannon with three homeruns and bad nine rbi's. Cheri Koffler also hit a homerun for the Shannon and she knocked in four Kollen Affeld was the pitcher with one strikeout and no walks and only allowing four hits. I Parks & Recreation Major Basketball The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is in it's second year for the program Major Basketball. Terry Rdlly, the assistant varsity basketball coach of McHenry High School will place emphasis on fundamentals, conditioning, and weight training relating to basketball skill development. This instructional basketball program for ninth grade students and older will begin on June 13 and run for six weeks. It will be held at East Campus. For further information on this program, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. CSrls Basketball ] a i :rA do 90 The first session will begin on June 20 di and the second will begin July 11. Both sd V 21 It 9 j»a will be from 2:30 to 4 p.m Summer Soccer ' • The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation has developed a new pn»ram for girls going into the sixth through ninth grades. This program will be one week long starting on June 20. From 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. they will learn offensive and defensive basketball, ball handling, ing and dribbling. Tneclinic will beheld at Parkland Junior High School Gym. For futher information on this girls basketball clinic, call the Department and Recreation at 344-3300. Youth Basketball The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will kick off for it's fourth year in the summer soccer program. This year the instructional program is for children ages tot through nine. Participants will learn the various skills and rule* pt the world's most popular sport. This program will be held in three locations: Peterfen Park, Knox Park ami West Campus. For further 'in­ formation call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. Football Fundamentals <• 8 1 " A ff ri . J -3 > • • ' 3 • i 4 ) i? TO cru.iwe sTcm; 1 * - i i ' m |CARPET| REMNANTS Pay For Your Remnant in Full Upon Purchase and Receive An Additional 15% off Our Already Low Price. Hundreds To Choose From!> "i • n «k i * 11 ̂ \ 1 L 2 - ^ 1 I k L " ••rnTT,nTiT-7-T7inisi ;ian':-vv (/hi "im. IN STOCK 8x8 CERAMIC FLOOR TILE icy >;• wm IS! Stock Only «' -• Registration is now being taken for the Youth Basketball Program for area boys and girls in third and fifth grades. This instructional program will teach kids the fundamentals and basic skills of the game of basketball. Eight foot height baskets and smaller balls will be used as teaching aids in this program. Sessions will begin at McHenry Junior High School on June 13 con­ sisting of one week instruction and one week of games. The class time is from 1 to 2 p.m. Registration is being taken at McHenry City Hall. There is a fee. All registration is on a first come first serve basis. There are oily a limited number of openings in this program. For futher information, call the Department of parks and Recreation at 344-3800. - The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is taking registration for their football Fun- Damentals Program. This football skills program will empahsis on condtioning, passing, catching and kicking. This is a non-contact recreational program. This class wil be held at McCracken Field on Monday through Friday. There will be two different sessions offered. The first (me is for the nine through 12 grade from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. starting on June 13 running for two weeks. The second session is for third through eighth grade ait 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. starting on August 1 runn- jning for only one week. For further information on this class, call the Department of Paries and Recreation at 344-3300. Wrestling Clinic Registration is now being taken for the Wrestling clinic sponsored by the City of McHenry Department of Paries and Recreation. This instructional wrestling program begins the week of June 13 as follows: Fifth through eighth grade 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and ninth through 12th grade 9:30 to 11 a.m. ' v a 1 I J \ i Monday • ' t h rough Thursday, June 13 through June 23. The baseball workshop will be io a.m. to noon and the girls softball from 1 to 3 p.m. Students who are eight to 15 years old are welcome and the workshop size will be limited to 20. The clinic will bel held at McHenry ast Campus Multi-Purpose room. MM Golf ' Instnictton̂ M n̂̂ 'SS ̂ wills. They will finish with^a team The Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring a golf in­ struction class for adults this sum­ mer. The program is designed to teach the beginning golfer the fun­ damentals and rules of the game of golf. Proper use of different dubs and etiquette will be emphasized. These classes will be held at Petersen Park on Mondays, Wed­ nesdays and Fridays for two weeks. takedown match. •* v' The nine through 12th grade class will have emphasis placed on of­ fensive wrestling skills. The last half hour of the their class will be spent in the weight training room. For further information on this clinic, call the Department and Recreation at 344-3300. SUMMER INSTRUCTIONAL TUMBLING CLASSES . SESSION ONE < JUNE 20 • JUIY 29 SESSION TWO - AUG 2 • SEPT 1 IF INTERESTED PLEASE. CALL PUANE SPERKY (§15) 728-1666 TUMBLE - WEEDS Slo-Pitch Tourney J i A J / 1 II i { The Hiller and Hamm 32 team 12 Inch slow pitch softball tour­ nament will be held June 24, 25, and 28 at Knox Park. All entries must be received no lata* than June 21 ty the tour­ nament directors. Send roster and entry fee to Dick Hiller (815-385-1^90 815-385-9198) or Robert Hamm (312-587-8873). 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WED., THURS. 9 a.m. 'til 6 p.m. SATURTDAV 9 a.m. 'til S p.m. ,8 t alarlarl ftUnl« •nofKi ativcita rionif •Condi* •Japan*s*Gln{. •2 Brass Coff ** S*rvic*s •C*ramic Mugs •Scandinavian Kitchan Acc*ssori*s a^#ijtiM#tl f n ri ill r>• •wriQinoi aoop aiofii mrvinoi •Collectors Spoon Backs eixhNiSI •File Cabinets *2 Victor Cash Registers •Desk-Chairs 8 Other Misc. • i Thiols oH first class merchandise and all will be sold CANDLEBERRY TREE Herman Behm, Inc AUCTIONEER Registration for adult tennis lessons is still being taken by the City of McHenry Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation. It starts on June 14 and runs for four weeks. These clases will meet on Tuesday and Thur­ sdays. These lessons' will be given at the beginning level for those who are just starting. Will A Pest Problem Reduce the Value of Your Stored Grain? M "j'ti H'i, :a • • Have a Professional Eliminate that Possibility! Contact; Douu Noe McHenry FS VC I Woodstock Office 815-338-5543 Mi' i i g i V