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7 Sports SKCHON 2 - PAGE 17 - PLAlNDfcALLK-HKKALU. FRIDAY . M\\ 10. 1«W5 Dunne, Schultz help Warriors tip Mustangs Senior Pat Dunne twirled a nifty five-hitter, and McHenry rallied for three runs in the fifth and a solo tally in the seventh Wednesday, topping Mundelein 5-4 in a non-conference duel at McCracken Field. ; Dunne went the distance, checking the Mustangs on five singles. All four runs were unearned as the Warriors won their fourth straight, improving ; to 11-7 on the season. McHenry *will host league-leading .Woodstock in a Fox Conference tilt Fridav. f "We played good baseball," •amply stated McHenry coach :Brian Wilson. "Pat pitched ; pretty well. He struck out five, • but he also walked five." . Dunne (3-2) pitched out of a ' tough jam in the fifth, when 1 Mundelein loaded the bases with • ho outs. But the right-hander worked his way out of it, getting a strikeout, foul pop-up and a • "grounder to third baseman Mike Schultz to end the inning. Mundelein scored two in < the ' first and two in the third, while the Warriors got a single run in the bottom of the first when Schultz singled, stole second, went to third on a ground-out, " and 5pered on a wild pitch. In the Warriors' three-run fifth, Dunne walked, and suc­ cessive singles by Merrick Steiffer, Brad Snyder and Steve , Hutt, plus a wild pitch, allowed > the locals to tie the score at 4-4. In the seventh, with two out, Baseball Jeff Schuster singled, went to second on a wild throw, and scored when Craig Hill's grounder was booted by the Mundelein shortstop. "It's the first time since I've been here (six years) that we've Won four in a row," Wilson said. "We're playing pretty good baseball, b but we've been lucky, t too. It was a good job on our part, especially Pat's, to stay in the game." v Hutt had two singles, as did Schultz, to lead McHenry's seven-hit performance. "Schultz hasn't been hitting very well, but everytime he gets on, he scores one way or another. His on-base percentage der's been hitting the ball well, too," said Wilson. "But we were lucky. Five walks and two errors, four unearned runs. We've got to stop giving away runs like that." Wilson and his Warriors are currently set in third place in the FVC, with a 6-6 mark. Wood­ stock is 11-2 after its win over Crystal Lake Central Wed­ nesday. The Tigers are 10-4. McHenry has six conference games left. "We've got a shot at second," said Wilson. "We'd like to get an even stronger hold on third, though, and that helps that Dundee-Crown lost (to Jacobs, 12-2)."- Schuster (3-2) will take the mound for McHenry against the Blue Streaks Friday. Top of the heap Both Johnsburg doubles duos gain top seedings By-Chris Juzwik Plaindealer-Herald (porta editor JOHNSBURG - If you'd ask any coach prior to the start of a season, when he would prefer that his or her team would peak, that coach would probably retort, 'near the end of the year.' Johnsburg tennis coach Mark Pasztor is similar to all coaches that respect, and his in Skyhawks have come through in •-perfect ias their last three matches of the letter-perfect ^fashion, winning McHenry's Steve Cunningham looks for this pop fly, but neither he, nor Tom Budreck, nor Plaindealer-Herald photos by Chris Juzwik Merrick Steiffer (below) can come up with it. McHenry third baseman Mike Schultz fires to first to nab a Mundelein runner Wednesday. Adams honored PISTAKEE - Bob Adams of Johnsburg, president of the McHenry Sporstmen's Club, ap­ propriately won the coveted First Paul V. Rieger Memorial Trophy recently at the club's first registered shoot of the year. Adams scored 97 out of a possi­ ble 100 points in the handicap shoot, winning a shoot-off with W. Borman. "A large crowd participated in the shoot, with Dirk Aissen, trap chairman manager of the club, a double A shooter, receiving monetary awards for high overall. Aissen scored 99 in the 16-yard targets, 96 in the doubles and 92 in the handicaps, giving him a score of 287 out of a possible 300. Other winners in the 16-yard event were: Class A: Larry Tomlinson 99, Lenny Huhn 98. Class B: Steve Lauderdale 97, Lee Weideman 97. Class C: Don Miller 97, Hal, Davis 95. Class D: Scott Hertel 92, L Lesner 89. Mary Chamberlin won the Paul V. Rieger Memorial trophy for the high score for women, with a 96. Other trOphy-winners included Joe Soucek, high veteran with a 95; Curtis Lovejoy, Jr., in the junior class with 96; and Gene Wagner, Jr., in the sub-junior class with a 92. The doubles event was won by Aissen with a 96, Rick VanEtten 91, and Mike Zupan, 88. * ARENA * BILL RODGERS * SOFTOUCH • ADIDAS » NIKE * WIGWAM * SPEEDO «/> ' < - O " 5 4 < -s : o Remember MOTHER'S PAY, MAY 12th Sale Effective Sat., May 11 & Sun., May 12 Only. 15% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE IN STOCK! (EXCLUDING SALE ITEMS) • AEROBICS it RUNNING • SWIMMING • TENNIS • AND MUCH MORE! 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Although baseball experts often say pitching is 75% or more of the game, and if you have great pitching you'll have a winning team, the fact is the Pittsburg Pirates last season had the best pitching in the maiors. leading ALL teams in earned run average-yet .the Pirates finished last in the standings! Here's an amazing reco,rd...Some golfers go a whole lifetime without ever making a hole-in-one. but Norman Man- ley of Long Beach. Calif, between 1964 and 1979. incredibly, made FIFTY-FOUR holes-in-one!.. That all-time record has been verified by several published golf authorities. I bet you didn't know...that whatever your needs mav be. McHenry State Bank's Loan Department can help. Whether it be a home improvement loan, recreational vehicle loan, school loan', boat loan or auto loan. Keith Leathers. Linda Wigman and I are ready to put together the right'loan for your needs and budget. year, including a dual match- season-concluding 3-2 win over Wauconda at Johnsburg Tuesday. The Skyhawks finished at 4-3 in the Northwest Suburban, 4-7 overall, and are as prepared as they ever will be for this weekend's NWSC Meet, to be hosted by Wauconda, but held at Round Lake and Grant. Johnsburg finished the season in fine fashion by nipping Wauconda, and leading the way for the 'Hawks, as they have all year, w were Tim Krodel and Dennis Leary. The junior No. 1 doubles duo trounced Wauconda's Dan Gaschler and Jeff Smith, 6-2, 6-2. Krodel and Leary a are now a perfect 7-0 in the NWSC this season The duo was honored for their sparkling season performance by being granted the No. 1 seeding in the first doubles bracket at the conference meet 'his weekend. Andy Krodel and Tom Valiant followed suit at No. 2, whipping Chris Nikaloau and Tim Yoho, 6- McHenry Women's 16-inch Softball You want to see blowouts? Then you should have been at Petersen Park Tuesday night for the open­ ing evening of play in the Women's 16" Softball League. In one lopsided affair, After the Fox whipped Classic Trophies 20-0 in five innings. But if you think that was bad, how about this score: River Shannon 40, Old Bridge 2. In other outings, Ed's Rental topped Oak Park 7-3, and Greg's Never Inn shut out Fox Hole Tap, 6-0. After the Fox 20, Classic Trophies 0 'Pat Vavrik and Joanne Ullrich combined to toss a shutout at Classic Trophies, as the winners scored six in the second, four in the third, and five-spots in the fourth and fifth to cruise to an easy triumph. Kathy Rogers had three hits, including a homer, to pace After the Pox. Kim Martin had a triple and single to add to the ATP attack. Greg's Never Inn 6, Pox Hole 0 Jamie White had three hits and pitched a five- hitter to lead Greg's to a shutout win over Pox Hole. Greg's scored twice in the top of the first and never looked back, pounding out 14 hits in the game. , Doreen Rasbaugh had three lilts including a double, and Laura Schoening singled twice to chip In to Greg's offensive output. \ NWSC Tennis 4, 6-2. The freshmen pair also gained the top seed, this one at No. 2 doubles. Krodel and Valiant were 6-1 on the year. Johnsburg's young singles players were not seeded for the meet. Against Wauconda, the third victory came from No. 3 singles player Craig Zvonar. The fresh­ man claimed a 6-1, 6-2 decision over Scott Matula. No. 1 singles player Joe Hogan lost a tough 2-6,7-5, 6-4 match to John Harrop, and Dave Hen- drixson suffered the same fate at No. 2, falling to Ben Andrew, 6-2, 7-6. "In dual meets, both of our doubles teams beat the teams from Gray slake," explained Pasztor. "But Grayslake changed their lineup around, and beat both our teams at the Jacobs Invitational. So it will be interesting t to see how this works out. Our teams are in the top bracket, Grayslake's are in the bottom. ,; "Our singles players all hate tough matches to start out with, but if they can get a victory or two, that would help." Johnsburg is currently in third place in the conference with 8 points. Lake Zurich has 14 and Grayslake 12. Final team standings are based on season performance, as well as con­ ference meet play. "We could move up to second," said Pasztor. "That would really be super." River Shannon 40, Old Bridge a River Shannon started off its season in unbelievable fashion, scoring a whopping '22 reuns In the third inning to back the six-hit pit­ ching of Karen Hinti.^_ Mary Sue Parker led the home run brigade for Shannon, cracking a pair, while Lora Jacobs and Julie Oeffling each hit one. Ann Cuda ripped a two-run homer for the Bridge in the top of the third. Ed's Rental 7, Oak Park Hotel s Ed's came out strong in its season opeiier, riding home runs by Diane Michels and Jane Srednicki to a 7-3 win over Oak Park. 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