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WM> \\\v^\\y:A PAT WIRTZ I Last Season's ptlr of 13-12 classics twere hard to duplicate in Sunday's McHenry Area Men's 12 Inch All-Star doubleheader. This season the East dominated by whitewashing the 'Western Stars 8-0 in game one and continued in game two with a 12-7 •victory. c Defense was the key in the East's 'game one victory as Fox Hole short- •stop Ron Miller was the key in turning *three doubleplays. Pitcher John •Michels helped his own cause as time and again he had the Western hitters Swinging at bad pitches. The Eastern Stars tallied two runs in the first inning, as they started rolling early on. The Fox Hole trio of Ron Miller, Jim Yaworski and Joe Dehn combined for back-to-back hits; >Dehn getting an RBI double. - The league's leading hitter, Gary 4Gilpin, was thrown out at first when 'Lakeside shortstop Jim Szamlewski •made a great stop deep in the hole. •Tom Prudden, West End outfielder, retaliated by hitting a fly deep enough fto right center to bring in the second Wi. • The West's Doug Freund made two excellent running catches in each of the next two innings, while pitcher A1 ^Stilling stopped a hard grounder up the middle as the Rusty Nail duo helped hold the East scoreless. The East struck with their third run jn the fifth as John Michels singled, moved to third on Vinnie Freund's second hit and scored on Jim Gray's sacrifice fly to left center. < Western defense stopped another East rally in the sixth. Mike Rogers who usually plays outfield for Doherty's, turned a grounder up the middle into a doubleplay, followed by Mark Vogt's running catch in right center to rob Gary Gilpin of an extra base hit. Chicken (Jim the plate by umpire Chuck Cuda during the 12 inch all-star putes a call at game Sunday. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD American Legion Baseball Win Over Wonder Lake Helps McHenry Into Second Place STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD Red Devils Lose Quarterback For Season In 33-0 Loss Tfoe McHenry Plaindealer etflWOi i-Jiv; successAMcCrane didn't complete a pass iinl6 attempts and was in­ tercepted rive times. Combined with White's statistics, McHenry County was 0-for-21 at quarterback with six interceptions. Lincolnwood was 14-for-31 for 235 yards at quarterback in addition to 194 yards on the ground. McHenry County managed 92 yards offense, all on the ground. Pat Penza led the Devils with 52 yards on 15 carries. The Devils trailed 25-4 in first downs. Lincolnwood's first touchdown came on its first possession of the game, a 77-yard drive. The drive nearly died on the McHenry County 36 on fourth down with 13 yards to go. But McGoven uncorked a 31-yard pass to Joe Soltys to give the Chargers first-and-goal at the five. Tyrone Williams scored from a yard out and William Springsteen added the con­ version point. • The Chargers second touchdown didn't come until late in the second quarter. Red Devil punter Frank Sexton, who averaged 35 yard on eight punts, booted a 32-yarder, but John Pontikes returned the kick 31 yards to give Lincolnwood possession on the Devil 33. The Chargers covered the ground on six running plays with Williams pushing the ball over on. a 3-yard burst. Springsteen's kick gave Lin­ colnwood a 14-0 lead with two minutes to go- , Separate Men & Women Saunas and Jacuzzis , Clean, modern locker rooms Total body fitness using the most modern equipment available • rull range exercise increases strength and flexibility • Fastest, most productive mode of exercise * Most modern & fastest jfe instructors available suntanning in McHenry County at & times CHARTER MEMBERS RECEIVE A 20% DISCOUNT ON THE FIRSJ RENEWAL. CHARTER MEMBERS ALSO RECEIVE DISCOUNTS ON EXTRA-COST PROGRAMS AND RETAIL MERCHANDISE. * Jackie Sorensen Aerobic Dancing & Workouts 804 MILL STREET IN MCHENRY Behind Taylor Made Golf Company Headquarters (Old Mill)}>n Crystal Lake Black Top •AVAILABLE AT NOMINAL COST ABOVE BASItf MEMBERSHIP OUR OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FOR MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS Weekdays 10 am-6 pm Sat 9 am-5 pm