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PAGE 16 - PLAlNDEALEIt - FRIDAY, MAY II, 1984 Sports Game report forms available Game report forms are now available at the McHenry Plaindealer for baseball and Softball leagues. League representatives for youth and adult leagues should pick up the forms if they plan to publish league results in the sports pages. No other write-up other than the form will be honored. League Golfing Chapel Hill ladies The team standings in the Tuesday Ladies League after the match play of May 1 showed Fox Hole Tap moved up from fifth place to first by winning nine of possible 10 points. Fox Hole's total is 14. Steffans Jewelers ancMifrttenry Favorite Sports tied for second place with 12 points each. Acu Pac now has 11, Mar Ray Costumes 10 Vi, Classic Trophy and McHenry floral 7% each and Little Chef 5%. ,The contest for team low gross was won by Fox Hole Tap with 470. We still didn't have any cooperation from Mother Nature on May 8. It seemed more like weather for ice fishing and snowmobiling than golf. Jamming icy hands in pockets and running in place between strokes, most of us finished out match. There were as yet no birdies, but Pat Fisher had a nice chip-in on 14. Lorraine Fruend and Lou La Bay tied for low putts of 13. Probably in a desperate attempt to get the whole thing over, Nadine Larkin hit her ball so hard apporaching 12 that she buried it com­ pletely in the ground. _ Since, as they say 'hope springs eternal,' we will be hoping for • warmer weather when we get out there swinging next Tuesday. 9 DOlTS IOQ Esta MARENGO 10-2 record, with 10 of the In­ dians 11 wins under belt. "Our defense has been down the last few games," said In­ dians' coach Mike Dunker. "Today defense was up, but we were quiet offensively." Skyhawk pitcher Kathy Butler only gave up nine hits. Her record dropped to 3-5. "Kathy Butler pitched ajgo&d McHenry swimmers place continued from page 18 game despite the outcome and Chris May's two hits helped," said Skyhawk coach Bob Sch- mitt. "If we had more than four hits, we might have done more. But their defense forced us to be conservative on the/bases." The Skyhawks conference record fell to 3-6 and the loss dropped their overall record to 3-8. McHenry residents on the ACME Master swim team, Linda Bugner, Chuck Follett and Dave Usrey scored several places during Illinois Masters Championships last weekend at the University of Illinois Chicago-Circle. Bugner placed first in the 50- yard backstroke, 100-yard backstroke and the 200-yard backstroke. She also placed second in the 400-yard individual medley, third in the 200-yard freestyle, 200-yard individual medley, 100-yard freestyle and the 50-yard butterfly. She ended the meet with a fourth in the 100-yard butterfly and a member of the 35-45 age division 200-yard freestyle relay that took fifth. She teamed up with Linda Brodie, Linda Usrey and Laureena Gorey. Follett scored thirds in the 50- yard backstroke and the 100 individual medley. Dave Usrey was second in the 400 individual medley. SPRING IS ONE OF THE BEST TIMES TO DETHAHH! , » r ' T Thatch Removal Is An Important Part Of every Lawn Care Program Call For FREE Estimate CREATIVE EAWXCARE 4 5 N . N i p p e r s i n k , F o x L a k e , I L <312> JL 587-2141 WR /^l ^ LAWN MOVING & f i v ^ \ M A I N U N A N O j j j P f t ; • s e r v i c ( jCTii i 3ft* * v \ ' j < A f - ' n ( , • ; w S ' M C . S M O T A s i d e 4228 W. ELM ST 344 00/2 g*vo*h * , a#* KIDS' MEALS 79c FAMILY RESTAURANTS 4228 W. Elm McMenrv 344-0022 School Fest Fun Run Lakeland School in Elkhorn, Wise, will hold its fourth annual School Fest Fun Run on Saturday, May 19. The run is held in con­ junction with the School Fest, a fund raising activity to finance special programming for handicapped children and adults. Races of 10k and two miles are scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. at Lakeland school. A special two mile children's division is also featured. Runners of all levels are encouraged to participate. Registration may be handled in person or by mail (School Fest "Fun Run, Lakeland School, PO box 88, Elkhorn, WI, 53121, 414-732- 5341. Softball clinic planned The Woodstock recreation department will hold its second summer softball clinic on Tuesday, June 12 and Wednesday, June 13. The clinic will be held at Woodstock City Park and is open to girls 13 and older. Instructions will be provided by the Woodstock Softball Club. All instructors are qualified coaches. The clinic covers all phaseds of softball and stresses individual instruction. Registration forms may be obtained by calling the Woodstock Recreation Department at 815-338-4300, or the Wood­ stock Softball Club at 815-338-8945. Youth softball reglstraHw* Registration will be taken for the 16-inch softball league by the McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation until Friday, May 25 at McHenry City Hall. Teams are comprised of 80 percent City of McHenry residents are given priority in league registration. A tax equalization fee of $75 per team will be added to any team that does not meet the minimum of 80 percent City of McHenry residents on its roster. This fee will be paid to the City of McHenry. All league registration will be taken on a first come, first serve basis. A completed roster and full payment is required at the time of registration. Carlton breaks Wilmot record Dennis Carlton of McHenry was a double-winner in the Spectator stocks during Wilmot Speedway action last Saturday. Carlton won the 15-lap feature in a record time of 5:08.21, and he also won a heat. Volleyball league registration A volleyball league in Johnsburg is now taking registration for men and women's power and non-power. For further information, call the Greg's Never Inn at 344-0345. m (Plaindealer photo by Mike Lamb) Gary Strom showed his serving form during his 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 loss to Crystal Lake Central's Steve MaCAulay last Tuesday. Warrior tennis squad loses 5-0 to Central Tigers The McHenry Warrior tennis Matt Priebyl of Jacobs.- Smith team took another one on the won 6-3, 6-1. chin with 5-0 loss to Crystal Lake Matt Roy lost the number Central Tuesday. v. T threeo singles match against gerios**«a4Ae4 Jritta Monday* Boy 1 loss to Jacobs Monday leaves teamed up with iTom Wynveen in the Warriors with a 0-5 Fox Valley Conference record and 2- 6 overall. McHenry will be able to improve its FVC standing today in the conference title "We just played a little lethargic. We just didn't look mentalyprepared ot play," said Warrior coach Gary Gray. Warrior number one singles player Gary Strom lost his match to Steve MacAulay in three sets in the Central match, 3-6, 6-0, 6-2. Strom had battled last year's conference champ Monday, Scott Johnson of Jacobs, to a 6-3, 6-3 loss. At number two singles, Scott Smith lost to Gary Lewis 7-5,6-0, but Smith had won McHenry's only match Monday against a number one doubles loss to Dan Zange and Joel Siegler 6-3, 6-3. Randy Wiedemann played number three singles for McHenry in the Jacobs contest, losing to Tim Moeller 4-6, 6-4, 6- 1. Weidemann came back Tuesday to play number (Hie doubles with Wynveen, losing to Brian Johnson and Brad Bengston 6-4, 6-1. The number two doubles team for McHenry against Central featured Brian Nellis and BUI Etheridge. They lost to Brad Merkel and Mike Lahti 6-1, 6-3. Monday, Tim Gray played with Etheridge at number two doubles, losing to Royce Hutson and Art Karse 7-6, 6-3. SPORT FANS... I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Oeffling Here's a surprising baseball fact...As successful and famous as the New York Yankees have been over the years, they've won the vitarld Series only twice in the last 20 YEARS...That seems hard to believe, but it's true...The only times the Yankees won the World Series in the last 20 years were in 1977 and 1978. . ^ An amazing baseball record was made last season by a minor league player in the St. Louis Car­ dinal system, Vince Coleman...Coleman not only established the all-time record in pro baseball history for most stolen bases in a season, when he stole 145 for Macon of the South Atlantic League-but he was able to get all those stolen bases even though ha missed ovar 20*/* of the season with an injury I Here's an oddity about the Olympics...Although basketball is primarily a winter sport, basketball is NOT played in the Winter Olym- pics--but in the Summer Olympics! 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THESE BOATS ARE PRICED RIGHT, MAKE US AN OFFER TODAY! mwiiunwi BRUCE MARINE SERVICE 3308 W. WAUKEGAN RD., McHENRY Friday Tennis McHenry at FVC (Cary) Johnsurg at NWSC Boys Track McHenry at FVC (Woodstock) Saturday Baseball CL South at McHenry DH 10:30 p.m. Softball Cary-Grove at McHenry DH 10:30 p.m., Girls Track McHenry at Regionals Tennis Johnsburg at NWSC Monday Boys Track McHenry at County Baseball Marian at Johnsburg 4:30 p.m. Tennis Johnsburg at Dunbee-Crown 4 p.m. Tuesday Softball McHenry at Woodstock 4:30 p.m. ^ Wednesday Baseball • McHenry at Crystal Lake » Central 4:30 p.m. Johnsburg at Grant 4:30 p.m. Softball Johnsburg at Marian 4:30 p.m.