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Page 16 McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Friday, August 1,1985 V Sports McHenry plans for fall athletics McHENRY The 1985-86 fall at McHenry High School is abouft to get underway, as practice schedules and starting dates have been announced. Equipment, issue cards will be available after Aug. 1 in the West Campus main office, or the student office at East Campus. Before any student is allowed to practice, he/she must fill out an equipment issue form. To receive the form, each athlete must have a current physical; have the athletic code signed by they and their par­ ents; either purchase insurance or have a waiver form; and finally, pay a $2 towel fee. Football: Equipment will be is­ sued Friday, Aug. 9 at East Cam­ pus, 5 p.m. for the varsity, 6:30 p.m. for sophomores. The first practice will be Monday, Aug. 12, at 8:30 a.m. at East Campus. Prospective freshman football players will have a meeting at 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. 12, with a short practice to follow. Cross-Country: Wednesday, Aug. 14 is the date set for the first prac­ tice, at 8:30 a.m. at West Campus. Golf: An organizational meeting will be held Wednesday, Aug. 14, at 10 a.m., outside the boys' locker- room at West Campus. Soccer: , An organizational meet­ ing for all boys' soccer candidates will be Wednesday, Agu. 14, at 10 a.m. in the main gym at West Cam­ pus. A short practice will follow. Girls' Swimming: The West Cam­ pus pool is the site for the first practice, Thursday, Aug. 22 at 3 p.m. Volleyball: Practice will begin Monday, Aug. 19 at 9 a.m. at the West Campus tennis courts. Girls' Tennis: Practice is set to start Monday, Aug. 19 at the West Campus tennis courts. Hornets hold registration McHENRY -- The McHenry Hornets Junior Football Association will hold its registration on successive Saturdays, Aug. 3 and Aug. 10, at the McHenry VFW on east Route 120. T The registration will be held between noon at 4 p.m. both days. Any boy between fifth and eighth/grade can register, and will represent McHenry in the JupktfFoetoall League of northern Illinois, which includes teams from Round Lake and Winnetka. McHenry Men's 12-inch Softball Leaeye HIT COMPANY Next behind Cobb & Rose Career hits Hank Aaron 3,771 Stan Musial 3,630 Tris Speaker 3,515 Honus Wagner 3,430 Carl Yastrzemski 3,419 Eddie Collins 3,309 Willie Mays 3,283 Nap Lajoie 3,252 Paul Waner 3,152 Cap Anson 3,081 Details from Monday night's games: Gambler East t, Greg's Never Inn 3 Gambler led 3-2 heading into the sixth taming, but broke looee for three in that frame and three more In the seventh to win going away. In the sixth, Joe Ubrig had a two-run single and Jim Arndt an RBI hit to give the winners some breather room. A two-run base hit by Mike Llndal in the seventh put the icing on the cake. Linda! and Arndt both went S-for-4 to lead Gambler. Ubrig, Don Praxak and Don Wicker- sham added two hits each. Tom Sharp had a perfect 3-for-J night for Greg's. Rick Neiss, Gary Giiettloff and Dwayne Oeffling chipped in two hits apiece. Fox Hole Tap 12, Greg's Never Inn 11 Greg's rallied with a three-run sixth to take an U-9 lead, only to be tied In the sixth and Soee in the seventh. Fox Hole scored one In the sixth on an RBI single by Vinnie Freund, and then In the seventh, a sac fly by Rich Meyers tied the score and another sacrifice by Mike Peterson woe It. Gary Gilpin had three hits and three RBI for the winners, while Jeff Meyers, Mark Vogt, Wayne HUler and Freund all chipped In two hits each. Meyers scored three times. Women's 16-inch Details from After the Fox's 4-1 win over Fox Hole Tap Tuesday night: After the Fox 4, Fox Hole Tap 1 After the Fox scored all the runs it would need in a two-run first, holding off Fox Hole Tap 4-1. ATF got out of trouble in both the fourth and fifth innings by turning double plays, and dis­ played great team defense through the entire game. ATF banged out 11 hits in the game, paced by Kim Martin's 3-for-3. Chris Martin and Linda Lyons added two hits each, with Chris Martin scoring two runs. Lisa Seeking* had two of Fox Hole's five hits. Patty Vavrik was the winning pitcher, allow­ ing Just five singles, striking out one and walking NEA GRAPHIC Nail tourney to begin By Herald News Service The Rusty Nail Inn 12-inch Soft­ ball Tournament is ready to kick off Friday night, with eight McHenry area teams scheduled to perform. In the tournament openers, both at 6:30 p.m., Gambler West and Dave Smith Landscapers, both of McHenry, will do battle, while Miller & Hamm of Sunnyside will face Old Bridge of McHenry. At 7:30 p.m., Hiller Construction of Johnsburg will duel Bimbo's of McHenry, while Gambler East of McHenry and Woodstock's A Little Here & There will play at 8:30. Finally, at 9:30 p.m., 3R's Seawalls of Fox Lake and His & Her Hair Hut of Wonder Lake will square off. The tournament is sponsored by Ringwood's Rusty Nail Inn. The hosts are the event's defending champions. Semifinal games are slated for 2 p.m. Sunday, with the consolation championship scheduled for 5:15 p.m., and the finale for 6:30. The tournament will be contested at Knox Park. McHenry's Maxson takes in Sun Prairie race SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. - Mc­ Henry's Chris Maxson had the second-fastest qualifying time in time trials out of the 31 cars at the Sun Prairie, Wis. Raceway Sunday. Maxson also took third in the trophy dash after placing 8th in his heat. The McHenry native came up from his 11th position starting spot in the feature to finish a strong 6th, and is currently in 5th place in the Badger Midget Auto Racing Association (BMARA) point standings. This Friday, Maxson will be traveling to the Sheboygan Coun- SHOP CLASSIFIED July 17-Juty 21 •mi ft issn. Oalyl CHAPEL HILL McHENRY 385 0333 ty (Wis.) Fairgrounds in Plym­ outh, and thai will trek back to Sun Prairie Sunday, As of August 1st... McHenry Animal Hospital Announces New Hours: Monday and Thursday 9-5,7-9 Tuesday and Friday 9-6 Wednesday 9am-12 Saturday 9am-2pm JAMES E. HOOPER, DVM 306 Front, Rt. 31 North, McHenry 385-0031 SPORTS FANS DIDN'T Brought to yo* by PhMkfHng What was the greatest home run hitting team in bit league baseball history?...lt was the 1961 Yankees who hit 240 ho­ mers-and no other major league team has ever come close to that total-In­ credibly, on that team, all 3 catchers- Yogi Berra, Elston Howard and Johnny Blanchard-each hit over 20 homers, the only time that's ever happened...Also Roger Maris hit 61 homers and Mickey Mantle 54 that year. Did you Cnow that the manager of the California Angels, Gene Mauch, holds the all-time record for managing the most years in big league baseball without ever taking a team to the World Series... Mauch has managed in the majors for 23 seasons without a World Series appear­ ance. The longest road trip ever taken by a football team will be made in the up­ coming 1985 season by the University of Texas-El Paso when they travel to Mel­ bourne, Australia to play the University of Hawaii in a game called the Australia Bowl, on Dec. 7...That will be a round trip of almost 20,000 miles for one game for Texas-El Paso! *** I bet you didn't know...McHenry State Bank is your boat and recreational vehicle loan headquarters. And with Spring just around the corner, now's the best time to see Keith Leathers, Linda Wigman or myself for your boat or recreational vehi­ cle loan. Come in today or call 385- 1040 and we'll help your Summertime Vacation dreams come true. > asggt -f&v ISlfi ;-SI * ti Rick Neiss homered, doubled, singled and knocked In five runs for Greg's. Blran Wilson bad two hits and two RBI, with Dwayne Oeffling, Tom Sharp and Gary Guetxloff all helping out with two hits. Gambler East a, Brake Parts « A six-run fifth inning led Gambler East past Brake Parts, M In the fifth, Chris Felde drove in i sac fly, and Pat Hagjberg, Terry Tom Nusbaum all added RBI singles Mike Llndal knocked In the final two i Inning with a base hit. Llndal had three hits and three Gambler. Fred Stodpr, Joe Ubrig and Hagberg tossed in two hits apiece. Jim Heard and Randy Neiss led Brake Parts with three singles apiece. John Babcock added two hits. Jack's Soack Shop-McH OH II, River Shannon 7 Jack's scored five In the first, five In the second and eight in the fifth to crush River Shannon. In the big fifth, Steve Himpleman. Willie How­ ard, Mark Jess and John Oeffling all had RBI singles. Bob Zeller then knocked In a run with a double, and Dan McAultffe ended the game with a two-run baae hit. Zeller had three hits to lead'the way for Jack's 33-htt attack. Himpleman, Howard. Jess, Oef­ fling. Mike Bauml. McAuliffe. Tim Whitman and Bob Mlchela all chipped in two hit* apiece. 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