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McHenry Pigtail League KEEPING SCORE CLEAN SWEt STOREWIDE SECTION 2 - PAGE 19- PL AINDE ALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5,1985 Wally's Bike Haven took honors for team with the most wins in a week, as Wally's senior division team won twice, and the Wally's Juniors won once, in McHenry Pigtail League action. . Details from the past week's ac- Wally's Bike Haven won by the 15-run rule when they scored six runs In the sixth, claiming a 23-8 triumph over Weller's Furniture. Stacey Johnson was the winning pitcher, and helped her own cause with a grand slam homer in the first. Erin Money had three hits, as did Tina Buss, who knocked in (our runs. Becky Schaefer. Tracy Schaefer and Amy Birk had two hits apiece (or the winners Cris Roper. Stephanie Quantz and D'Anne Oja had two hits each to lead Weller's. Quantz had four RBI Wally's 17, Locker's 7 Strong bats and solid base running helped Wal­ ly's Bik. Haven to its third win of the season, a 17-7 thrashing of Locker's Flowers. Stacey Johnson was 4-for-4 with three RBI, while Kim Eye had three hits, Including two doubles, and scored three runs. Ginger Bellon, Tracy Schaefer, Trisha Schuerr, Erin Money and Tina Buss each added two hits to Wally's effort. Jeannlne Stojonlc had three hits, while Amy Stolle, Cheryl Kurowski and Jenny Jensen had two each. I 10 vibtory Kristen Golik struck out 10 to pick up the win, D'Anne Oja's three-run triple capped the bife and added four home runs on the offensive end. fifth frame for Weller's. Kristine Mortell entered as Wally's Bike Haven topped Locker's Flowers, the game in relief in the second inning with the 23-16. bases loaded and none out, but State Farm could Kristen Conrad went S-for-6 with two RBI, score Just one run. % while Klraten Jemberg had three hits, including Oja had two hits and knocked In four runs. a homer. I while Jenny Burns was 2-for-3. For State Farm, Chris Johnson tripled in two Sullivan's #, Locker's 5 runs, while Katy Fox doubled in three A grand slam home run by Jenlne Artent cap­ ped a five-ran fourth inning, as Sullivan Foods State Farm 15, Sand ft Gravel* nipped Locker's Flowers. S-5. 's Jennifer Castillo, Tara Ekstrom and Dixie McHenry Sand & Gravel scored all six of its Morelock all helped the Sullivan's offense. runs in the bottom of the fourth off winning pit- * Tiffany Newbrough had two hlta and two RBI cher Christy Johnson, but Johnson settled down, for Locker's, which also got solid offensive striking out 11 in the game, as State Farm In- C^ame^from Joy Miller, Julie Downey and Raina surance, behind strong fielding from Cindy Rorke. bbckwood, Michelle Cook, Jill Tracy and Amber Freund, stopped S & G, 15-6. State Farm pounded out 19 hits. Including a tri­ ple by Brenda Bromley. Hits by Johnson. Tracy, Lockwood, Freund, Cook and Amy Comer gave State Farm a com­ manding lead and the Victory. Tiffany Miller and Carlee Casperson each hit doubles for Sand & Gravel. JUNIORDlVlSION • • ttfxQge... * * * * * * * « « » ; • ' 1 •' Cavern. SENIOR DIVISION Sud * Grml si, WattWa 17 McHenry Sand * Gravel scored in every inn­ ing, including a lucky 13 in the fifth, to wallop Waiter's Furniture 31-17. Kim Aracre and Carlee Casperson did much of the damage tor Sand ft Gravel, as each girl hit a grand slam home run. Tina Johnson added a tri­ ple to the S ft G attack. D'Anne Oja had t*o hits and four RBI, and Jenny Elserman two hits and two RBI, for Welter's, which also got outstanding defense from Cris Roper. WaUjr'an.Weitor'al Sullivan's 17, E.M. Malabo it Wendy Prein, April Bakek* and Jenine Arient combined on a three-hitter, as Sullivan Foods topped E.M. Melahn, 17-11. Sullivan's laced 15 hits in the game, led by three each from Laurie Pottgether, Tara Ekstrom and Prein. Jenny Castillo. Dixie Morelock and Jane Pottgether helped out the winner's attack. Lisa Mayer had two hits and two RBI for E.M. Melahn. Walter's II, SUte Farm 10 Weller's Furniture scored eight runs in the fifth and held off State Farm I nsurance for an 11- iSSiSiiiiSfSiiSS;; WmMmmi Knox Park Pool Hie Knox Park Pool is now officially be open for business. Weekend pool hours are: 11 a.m. - noon, adult swim; noon to 5 p.m., open swim; 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., open swim. The pool is open to the public for a daily admission fee. Season pool passes are still on sale at the park department offices. The pool is open from 5 p.m until 6 p.m. for adult swim, and from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for open swim. Regular season hours began June 3. Wrestling Clinic A wrestling clinic, taught by McHenry High School wrestling coach Jerry Rankin and McHenry Jr. High coach Don March, will be held from June 10 until June 24, Monday through Friday. 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