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better Sincerely henkv t ,RF t N SUGGESTED RETAIL GALLON PRICE ̂ •Jamin Yloorc Hours: Weekdays 8-5 Sat. 8-3 Fox Hole Tap Sweeps (Continued from page 6) in the sixth, leaving the bases loaded after scoring a pair of runs. Len Ackerman and Hay Thelen had RBI singles. A two out inside-the-park homerun by John Walkington in the seventh could not prevent the inevitable. Jeff Meyers led the Fox Hole, going five-for-five with five runs scored. Vinnie Freund added three hits in four at hats, plus three runs scored and four RBI's.' Jim Yaworksi and Mike Peterson had three hits each. Bill Meyers, Gary Gilpin, Steve Dobner and Rich Meyers all had two hits. RickWakitsch led the Rusty Nail with four hits, four RBI's and three runs scored. Don Bentz and Chuck Marke both included three hits and two runs scored. Doug Freund, Len Ackerman and Ray Thelen added two hits each. The Fox Hole outhit the Rusty Nail 23 to 20, leaving 14 runners on base to the Nail's 10. The winners left the bases loaded twice, while in three other innings two runners were stranded. The series concluded Monday with game three. The Rusty Nail needs to win three straight, while the Fox Hole is in the driver's seat, needing only one victory to clinch their fourth straight championship. Whales Tail Slaps Legion A11-rim second inning sparked the Whale's Tail to a 14-2 win over Fireside Inn during Legion Park men's 12 inch softball Sunday. Dean Peterson led Whales Tail with three hits, including a triple and four RBI's. Len Chutka, Jim Huff and Gary Thennes all had two hits. Huff also knocked in three runs and doubled. Walt Daleske had two hits for Fireside. Glen Benham was the winning pitcher. Final Ski Show To Bo Hold The Wonder Lake Water Ski Club will perform its final show of the season Sunday at 2 p.m. at Wonder Woods Beach in Wonder Lake. Featured will be strap doubles, three high pyramid, swivel ski, barefooting and the kite. On Monday, the ski club will hold its annual tryout for the new season. Tryouts will begin at 9 a.m. at Hickory Falls number three Beach in Wonder'Lake. Applications are now available at the Village: Market, Wonder Lake True Value Hardware, or by contacting the club president at 815-653-3411. Applications will also be available at the tryout site. Applicants must be residents of Wonder Lake. The club is also interested in boat driving and announcing the seasons shows. Social members are also welcome. Henderson Records Ace At Enwood A hole-in-one was recorded last Saturday by William Henderson at Enwood Country Club in Round Lake. The 41-year-old McHenry resident used a four-iron on the par three 10th hole. The ace was recorded during a annual golf outing at the country club. Annual Soap-Bowl Scrimmage The annual Johnsburg High School pre-season Soap-Bowl scrimage will be held Friday evening. The freshmen , kick-off _ the scrimage at 5:30 p.m. until 6 p.m. when the sophomore squad will take the field. The varisty will take over at 6:30 p.m. and finish at 7 p.m. Bull Valley 50 Mile Biko Baco The fourth annual Bull Valley 50 Mile Bicycle Race will be held Sunday. Sept. 18. ( The event is a third of a cycling secies sponsored by the Bull Valley Bicyde Club. The race will be held Scoreboard MCHENRY COUNTRY CLUB MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP Seniors Harpling 90-02-90-85 281, Domoto 89-91-88-85 285, WarfieRl 78-87-82-84 291, Mutschinsky 82-86-81-82 287, Smith 93-87-87-89 308, G. Johnson 81- 85-79-83 304, F. Johnson 80-76-78-81 287, strahammer 110-103-120-106 305, Waldtsch 79-72-75-71 292, Koch 87-91- 90-97 293, Koehler 89-93-89-94 293, Leisten 88-84-88-87 299, Pond 92-86-88- 94 308, Jemiola 86-94-91-88 290, Leo Smith 88-91-96-91 286, Kasaba 94-103- 107-97 317. Handicap McKiernan 76-83-81-86 282, Burke 86-89-80-89 292, Hart 894)547-91 300, Jemiola90-86-83-84 287, Harger 88-92- 94-94 308, Otth 89-92-88-99 308, Simon 91-92-87-89 295, Gierke 84-87-83-87 301, Kaufmann 96-99-101-105 309, Neuman 96-95-104-110 305, Hatch 78410-74-101 333, Conway 91-87-92-89 283, Bolger 97-90-93-94 298, Granger 105-99-95-101 ' "I' . • . The legendary Bobby Jones won the British and U. S. amateur and open titles in 1930. His four wins are said to be the greatest feat in the history of golf, v Knoll Survives Marathon Sue Hutchinson, daughter of Bill and JoAnn Hutchinson of McHenry, Avas recently named captain qf the University of Illinois girls tennis team. She is a three time letter winner at Illinois. She graduated from McHenry High School in 1980 and played on Gary Gray's tennis teams. Twice she won the state district title. Hutchinson is majoring in physical education and minoring in business. Challenge Road Run Registration The Woodstock Daily Sentinel sixth annual Challenge Road Run will be held Sept. 11. The two-mile fun run will start at 8:30 a.m. and the eight mile road race will start 9 a.m. Each run had age divisions. Runners may register 7 to 8r30 a.m. the day of the run. BARB ANSELL It was the longest game in the two year history of the McHenry Parks arid Recreation men's 12 inch lealue. In the play-off game for first place were two Tuesday night teams. Funks Plumbing, who finished in first place in last year's tournament and first place in this year's Tuesday night division, facing Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall, who ended their first season in the league in the fourth place spot. The marathon contest lasted 16 innings and more than two and a half hours before Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall wore down Funks Plumbing to finally take the game 8-7. Both teams had played earlier in the evening, eliminating two Sunday night teams before reading the final game. Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall knocked out Brake Parts 6-4, while Funks Plumbing began its night with a pitching duel against Uncle Bunky's which took nine innings before slipping past Uncle Bunky's 2-1. Cullom Knoll-Al Drywall got off to- • a strong start in the top of the first inning, scoring four runs on a double by Scott Belohlavy, Bob Staley and a two-run single by Dave Clark. Funks managed to collect one run in each of the first three innings from sacrifice flies by Joe LaFon- taine and two RBI hits by Hugh McGowan. And in the fifth inning, a walk to Mike Kotiw and a double by George Cadotte, put men on the bases for John Wilkinson's sacrifice to bring home Kotiw to tie the game and Greg Bartos followed with a double sending Cadotte across the plate giving Funks the 5-4 ad­ vantage. But the Knoll had other plans, as Clark came through with a deep sacrifice fly to center field to bring Staley home from second with the tieing run- Neither team could do much for the following seven innings, but the 13th inning was a lucky number for both teams. Knoll's Steve O'Halleran and Tim Klapperich forced Funks into making two crucial errors, which allowed Klapperich's double to turn into a two-run homenm temporarily allowing Knoll to jump ahead 7-5. Funks matched Knoll's two runs, with two runs of their own. A single by Dale Lundius led-off the inning, followed by two walks t load the bases for LaFontaine's single to send in Lundius. A Sacrifice fly by substitute Jerry Sullivan to keep Funks hopes alive, agaiii holding the game at 7-7. Two more innings passed without a score, but in the 16th inning Staley connected for a single and Klap­ perich followed with a double to put men in scoring position for Clark to pick up his second sacrifice and his fourth RBI of the night, putting the Knoll ahead 8-7. Funks, with the last bat, put men on base as pitcher Mike Kotiw tried to help his own cause with a single and McGowan moved Kotiw around with his single. Funks endurance ran low as they were unable to come up with any hits, leaving two men on base and handing the top spot in the league to the newcomers. Cullom Knoll's winning pitcher Bill Cunningham went the 16 inning distance giving up only 17 hits, while losing pitcher Kotiw also endured the 16 innings, only allowing 15 hits. In the third place game, Brake Parts edged Uncle Bunky's 13-10. Lawler Earns A First At National Equestrian Cindy Lawler of McHenry took a first place in the show jumping competition at the United States Pony Club Festival Combined Training Rally in Lexington, Ken. August 10-13. Lawler is a member of the Bull Valley Pony Club, which placed fifth overall. Pony riders from all over the United States competited. Lawler was presented with a blue ribbon and a horse blanket im­ printed with U.S. P.C. Festival. The Bull Valley team also com­ peted in the North Central Regional Rally in Green Lake, Wise. July 7-10. The team took a first place among teams in this region, which consists of Illinois. Iowa, Michigan, Min­ nesota and Wisconsin. Two other members of the team were Angie West and Robin At- tenaud, both from Barrington. The team was coached by Lisa Dreher and Stephanie Weiland was the stable manager. Maureen Shook was the other team member from the Bull Valley Pony Club. Lawler will be attending Southern University this fall. Healthy Heart Run Set on a four-lap circuit just east of Woodstock. There will be several age classifications. Registration is from 8 to 8:30 a.m. on race day at the McHenry County Fairgrounds. 312, Rise! 99 303, Lewis 94-99-96-94^296. Champion Jackson 71-77-76-73 297, Buss 80-75- 74-74 303, Adams 72-81-75-75 303, Svec 78-75-80-78 311, Martin 764)0-79-77 312, Waytula 81-75-77-84 317, Overton 78- 78-79-78313, Gallagher 74-76-804)1311 Pachee 77-75-76-78 306, Cepulis 82-79- 7985 325. The Healthy Heart run will be held Sunday, Sept. 18 through McHenry County Bull Valley.. sponsored by the Crystal Lake Ambutal and the Cardiac Rehabilitation department of Sher­ man Hospital in Elgin. The event will be separated into a 10 Annual Marei Tennis Tourney The annual Marengo Tennis Tournament, sponsored by by the Marengo Park District, now has reg is t ra t ion un­ derway. 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