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SPORTS FANS ^ July 17*Juty 21 % W»him R* Dhntr '8.95m f fmk «8.95e OMm PinwtM '5.95 1 •W«4 i TW». Onlf I •CMwaftlMt *S.9S bv 4 iNflliNHrf JIMI (J •SmAtMm AniUMt At Ow i ||l||y^ HtftC Dflilf L CHAPEL MILL A k COUNTRY CLUB M 2MON CHAPELHIU.RO. ^^MeHENRY 3SS 0J33 Sports Shorts Rusty Nail Tournament MCHENRY -- The 32-team, 7th Annual Rusty Nail Inn, 12-inch Softball Tournament will be held next weekend at Knox Park. A $100 entry fee will guarantee each team at least two games, and entries must be received no later than July 27 by the tournament directors. Rosters must accompany the entry fee, cash or money orders only. No personal checks will be accepted. The 1st place team will win $450 prize, 2nd place gets $275, 3rd place $150, and 4th place $95. A $100 prize will be given to the consolation bracket winner. Trophies will be awarded to all team titlists and the tourney's most valuable player. For more information, contact directors Gary Schmitt at 385-9651 or Kevin Bauer at 728-0150. Warrior Physical Night McHENRY -- McHenry High School will hold its annual Physical Night next Wednesday, July 31, at East Campus. The girls' physicals will begin at 4:30 p.m., the boys at 6 p.m. These physicals are for all incoming sophomores, juniors and seniors who plan on participating in sports, cheerleading or pom-pons in the 1985-86 school year. The fee is $11, and all forms needed will be present that night. JHS' May, Dumelle honored at Wrigley By Herald News Service CHICAGO - Two Johnsburg High School scholar-athletes -- Mark Du­ melle and Cris May -- were honored by True Value Hardware Stores and the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field July 8. Dumelle and May, honored by their graduating class as the top senior athletes at JHS this past June, were selected by their school faculty and peers to represent Johnsburg based on leadership qualities, academic achievement, sports, community involvemnt and extracurricular participation. May was a member of the Sky- hawk girls' basketball, volleyball and Softball teams, while Dumelle pl&yett football and wrestled. WGN sportscaster and True Val­ ue spokesperson Harry Caray per­ sonally presented Dumelle and May, along with other student rep­ resentatives from Illinois schools, with medals at a pre-game "Salute to Champions" ceremony. After­ wards, the students and their guests watched the Cubs* handled the Na­ tional League champion San Diego Padres. True Value Hardware Stores and the Chicago Cubs share the belief that our country's future is in the hands of today's youth. True Value congratulates Dumelle and May for being one of the best of the best. Parks and Rec 12-inch Softball League m LV ' ~k SALE LlJ LZ2 LI Ui L*J lm save 50% anc I more! Industrial 16-inch Correction Notice Because of unexpected sales, the stock of "Tulip Time" coordinates advertised on Page 4 of yesterday's JC Penney sale insert is extremely limited. 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Dick Brown catching and Steve Barber pitching. And the manager's name was Hank Bauer! Here's a surprising fact ..Although football and basketball have had many great players who stood 6-7 6-8 or taller, there is W0 ONE in baseball's Hall of Fame taller than 6 6 The tallest player in baseball's Hall of Fame is Don Drysdale who stood 6-6 % us' you didn't know that now is the bast- time to buy a new automobile And new s the best time to see Keith Leathers. ' i ndc Wigman or myself for an automobile lorn ;?jsigned to f:r your budget. 50% off SELECT WOMEN'S SEPARATES. Take advantage of these summertime savings on a great selection of stylish Women's separates. Orig. '15-*30, 6.99-14.99. 50% off JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR. Choose from our tine spring and sum­ mer stock of shorts, tops, pants, skirts and sweaters. Jr. sizes 5-13, S, M, L. Orig. '12-*45, 5.99-21.99. 50% off SELECT HANDBAGS. Choose from a variety of shoulders, top double handles, zippers. 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Bob Weber and Jeff Fowler and Kenny Beas were 3-for-3 for the winners, while Tom Pieper had two hits and scored twice. Scot Forge was paced by four hitters with two hits apiece. Enterprise 26, Shamrock Cleaners 9 Enterprise amassed an incredible 32 hits, scor­ ing in every inning to cruise to a 26-9 win over Shamrock Cleaners. Bob Michels led the way with two homers, two doubles and a triple, scoring fivej-uns and driv­ ing in six. Ed Carey and Pat Doherty each had four hits and three runs score, while Guy Lennon had three hits Jmd two RBI. Dave Breener, Shaun Baker. Dan Jackson and Mike Brenner all went 3-for-3 for Shamrock. 50% off SELECT BELTS Great savings on your favorite styles and colors. Priced as marked, price points vary by store. Orig. *10-*22, 4.99-10.99. OUR PROMISE We will not knowingly be undersold! If you find a lower price on identical, in-stock merchandise anywhere in town - bring in the ad and we'll match it! 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Bimbo's, John's Sport Stop, God Squad and The Landscapers all stand with 7-3 records. Cullom Knoll is at .500 with a 5-5 mark, Carey Electric is at 4-6, Bjorkman's Ace Hard­ ware at 2-4 and Old Bridge III at 1-9. In the Tuesday night Knox Park division, Sen­ try-Old Bridge crushed Back Door Tavern 16-7 to improve to 9-1 on the year, with His-Her Hair Hawks grab Major title McHENRY - The Hawks were crowned champions of the McHenry Jr. Youth League Major Division last week, after they pummelled the Orioles 14-1 in the title game. Kelly Roach led the way for the new kings, tossing a one-hitter. Matt HOpp crushed two homers to lead the offense, getting help from Pete Low, who singled twice and doubled, and Jamie Franklin, who added three hits. sale starts Friday! Save on selected summer apparel and accessories for the entire family. Hurry in for the best selection. Quantities are limited^ on some items. STUDIO ONE VIDEO INC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 3106 W. 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