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r SECTION 2 • PAGE 15 - PLAI1NDEALER-HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.1985 Sports X Reinholm stars at Monmouth MONMOUTH - The Monmouth College Lady Scot softball squad opened its 1985 season Tuesday, March 26, at home against MacMurrav College in a doubleheader. Playing a starting role for Monmouth was McHenry High School graduate Pam Reinholm, a junior who played rightfield for the Scots. - VeHring on ISU golf team AMES, Iowa - Chris Vehring, a 1984 graduate of McHenry High School, might not see much action this season for the Iowa State University golf squad, but the Cyclone freshman should play a big part in the future. ISU men's golf coach Dale Anderson is looking forward to the time when Vehring will be an integral part of the team. "Chris is a very strong player who can hit the ball a long way," said Anderson. "We've made some changes in his swing, and next fall I think Chris will help us play more consistent golf." Hie McHenry native is also confident about his chances next fall. "I may not hp a great qualifier, but when it comes down to something important, I'm always in it /until the end." Vehring is currently majoring in engineering at Iowa State. He is the son of Tom and Kathy Vehring. Cary (Continued from page K) "They were real nervous, and we tried to use that to our ad­ vantage. We knew that they were tentative in the warmups. They (the Wildcats) all played well tonight," Coach Tom Murphy said. The Trojans were plagued by first-quarter turnovers as Liber- tyville took a 14-4 lead behind Katie Peshut's six points. The se­ cond period wasn't any better as a 15-2 scoring spree gave Liber- tyville a 29-6 halftime edge. Gary's Liz Celske, Ammee Arrigo and Michelle McGreane scored two points each. "I thought there was a chance (of a blowout) if Celske didn't get in the groove and H we kept the ball from Arrigo," Murphy said. Celske, Cary's top scorer this year, had two points after a three- point sectional finale last week. "And the refs were important. They didn't call it real tight. Both <. teams did a lot of pushing, and that helps the taller team," Mur­ phy added. Libertyville had a distinct iiiic Cubs' Frazier to app at youth baseball cli OAK BROOK - A special baseball instructional clinic designed specifically for the Youth League coach will take place Friday, April 12, at the Hyatt House in Oak Brook Center beginning at 6 p.m. This unique presentation has been created especially for the Chicagoland Area Youth League Baseball Coaches, and all coaches, regardless of experience, are. encouraged to par­ ticipate. •' • i Some of baseball's finest athletes and instructors will be on hand to discuss and demonstrate the fundamentals of the game. Among these are Steve Rogers, pitcher for the Montreal Expos, and Cubs' reliever George Frazier. The clinic is presented by Mickey Owen Baseball School, "America's Authority on Youth Baseball," with over 26 years of baseball instructional experience. The school's director, Ken Rizzo, and head of instruction, Dick Birmingham, will also be part of the clinic. Youth League coaches will benefit greatly from this per­ sonalized program, which allows the exchanging of questions and ideas. The atmosphere allows for the gleaning of methods you'll be a able to implement in practice sessions and games. The clinic fees are $32 if paid by March 22, $42 if paid by April 1, and $47 at the door. For pre-registration information and more details, contact Pete Caiiendo, (312) 452-0632. „ George Frazier » ' t : / * •• * Ducks Unlimited banquet a big success By Steve Metsch PUindeata- Herald News Service CRYSTAL LAKE - A suc­ cess. A smashing success. That best describes the 10th Annual Membership Banquet of the McHenry County East Chapter of Ducks Unlimited. The banquet, held recently 12' at Crystal Lake's John Evans Inn, included raffles and an Du,*" ' ternational organization dedicated to preserving the nesting grounds of wildlife. Jim Longhway, Sr., of Bryant- Longhway Insurance in Crystal Lake, said Wednesday that the annual get-together far ex­ ceeded anyone's expectations. "We will net, with the auction, raffle and membership and after our expenses, well over $50,000, which has been our goal for 10 years," Longhway said. "I'd like to thank the public. This was the best group we ever had. This was the best auction'in our history, the best raffle and the largest attendance. And this is after splitting the county three ways," he added. y Algonquin and Woodstock also boast chapters. Since its start in 1$37, Ducks Unlimited has constructed 2,401 wiJ^fe, habitat projects. These represent nearly two water a acres and more than 14,000 miles of shoreline. The group has raised more than $237 million, most of it at the g grass roots level where it has a membership in excess of 500,000. Only four percent of funds raised is spent on ad­ ministration. The ducks benefit since they have more places to live, as do other forms of wildlife. And with more ducks flying around, the hunters also benefit. Thanks to the McHenrv County East Chapter's efforts, everyone benefits. "Ninety cents on the buck goes right i into the project," Longhway said. "We reached our 10-year goal,. When I started this, I thought $10,000 was the top of the world." Longhway was the original lenry The it chairman, Ron Goss of Red Line Lithograph, was unavailable for comment. Longhway is now in charge of the chapter's accounting, and his son, Jim Jr., is in charge of tickets. "I dragged everyone I could to the banquet," joked the senior Longhway. More than 800 resident of McHenry County are members of Ducks Unlimited. HONDA 1985 *2,000,000.00GIVXAWXV It's time again for Honda 's Open House and this year it's bigger and better than ever. Check out the great new line of 1985 Hondas and make your best deal on selected models. 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