The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

/ r' - a Lhr'ifl-Z.Z-Z Gone By Capt. Gerry Cardinallo Salmon, trout hitting occasionally on lake LAKE MICHIGAN FISHING: Fishing this past Saturday was very good. Fishing directly out from the old Holiday Inn in Zion, in 160-feet of water, and 70-80 feet down, many king salmon have been taken on pearl J plugs. As of Sunday, fishing has slowed down considerably, although some boats were taking some lake trout, and an occasional salmon on wire line running with No. 71 sutton spoons. Going into the month of Septem­ ber, with king salmon moving clos­ er, to shore for their spawning run, September should prove to be excel­ lent for fishing. Hope to see you on the lake, good luck and good fishing! Bears, Bills to collide By Rancty Minkoff UPI sports writer CHICAGO -- They are only exhi­ bition games and don't count in the standings, but when the Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills collide Sat­ urday at Soldier Field both clubs will be looking for an elusive victory. Both teams have yet to win in the pre-season and neither wants to head into regular-season play next week without a taste of triumph. The Bears, favorites to repeat again as NFC Central titlists, are 0- 3 after dropping a 15-13 decision on Monday night at Dallas. Buffalo has a consolation of sorts. The Bills tied Detroit 10-10 in their pre-season opener before dropping successive contests to Miami and Cleveland. NtOie Bills, who open at home agaftkt San Diego, would like to go into the regular season with a vic­ tory because Buffalo is a club that is coming off a 2-14 campaign and has many more skeptics to convince than the Bears. "I've been saying that things will come together and they will," said Bears' coach Mike Ditka. "We are making progress from week to week." Ditka may have a reason not to be concerned about a disappointing pre-season mark. Last year, Chica­ go went 1-3 in the exhibition season and went on to post a 10-6 in the BEARS - Page 12 THANK YOU THE JOHNSBURG BUSINESSMEN YOUTH 12" SOFTBALL TEAM, WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING JOHNS­ BURG BUSINESSES WHO AGAIN GAVE THEIR SUP­ PORT TO OUR BASEBALL TEAM. WITHOUT YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT WE WOULD BE UNABLE TO PLAY BALL EVERY SUMMER. ACU-PAC Riptides Huemann Water Conditioning Joseph H.Huemannft Sons Pitzen's Pumps JohnsburgBowl McHenry State Bank Wonder Lake State Bank River Shannon Johnsburg Clip Joint Hughes Inc. Palmers Four Seasons Gift Shop Palace Bowl Thank You all very much. Herald photos by Chris Juzwtk Getting their kicks McHenry High School's soccer team will begin its first season next Tuesday at West Campus. Head coach John Sytsma will be relying on these three players, among others, to help the Warriors have a successful campaign. Top left, is senior co-captain Mark McClaughry, at left is junior goalie Matt Roy, and above, junior Ivan Cvitkovic. Maxson fourth in Midget standings SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. - Chris Maxson didn't pray for rain, but it came anyway, and it didn't do him much harm. A weekend rainout at the Sun Prairie, Wis. Raceway didn't ham­ per Maxson's standing in the Bad­ ger Midget Auto Racing Association season point totals in the least. Maxson, of McHenry, driving his D&J Scales Midget, currently holds fourth place in the Badger Associa­ tion, with 803. Dan Boorse leads with 1,489, followed by Kevin Koch with 1,437 and Dean Erfurth with 1,272. Maxson's closest competitor as the season winds down is Ed Loo- mis, with 780 points. Maxson will again be racing at Mendota Friday night, and will backtrack to Sun Prairie Sunday, where he will take part in the Pepsi Nationals, an event which attracts name drivers from across the coun­ try, culminating in a 50-lap feature finale. WEEKEND ACTIVITIES AT THE MALL INCLUDE: • "H0LE-IN-0NE" MINI PUTT • AUGUST 31 - SEPTEPER^. •WISHffifc WELL -AUGUST 23 SEPTEMBER 2. • RI0E THE M.D.A. EXPRESS (TRAIN) •AUGUST 31 • SEPTEMBER 2. • CELEBRITY AUCTION - SEPTEMBER 2, at 1:00p.m. • SALE OF CELEBRITY COOKBOOKS SEPTEMBER 2. • CARICATURE DRAWINGS SEPTEMBER 2,11:00a.m. 5:00p.m. • "OUR BACK PORCH" RESTAURANT DONATING 100% OF ALL PROCEEDS TAKEN IN ON SEPTEMBER 2 to M.D.A. OPEN LABOR DAY 1 with fomeitori hiving extended hours. ' ' THE 1985 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION TELETHON Live from Caesars Palace, Las Vegas UvMilc 14M.tin iSl CVvjJdl Like to hi 10 AM to41*1. <S,tl AM K>»: JOl>M .Sun II AN loi PM CRYSTAL POINT MALL SPORTS FANS DIDN'T KNOW A Brought to you by Phil Oeffllng Who was the oldest man ever to play col lege football7...Surprisingly, a 43 year-old man once played college lootbalL.He was Mel Dixon who graduated from high school in 1944 but didn't go to college then...Ho we»er, 29 years later, in 1973, he enrolled' at Fairleigh Dickinson University and went out for the football (earn...He made the team, as an end. and was older than the coach, old enough to be the father of any of his teammates and the oldest man ever to play college football. r *** Can you name the last 5 teams to win the national championship in maior-college foot ball' ..They are Brigham Young in 1984 . Miami of Florida in 1983.. Penn State in 1982...Clemson in 1981 .And Georgia in 1980. v »»« Surprisingly, only 2 teams in the National Football League have ever won the Super Bowl more than twice...Which are those 2 teams?...They are the Steelers who ve won it 4 times, and the Raiders who've won it 3 times. *** I bet you didnt know McHenry State Bank is your boat and recreational vehicle loan headquarters. And with Spring |ust around the corner, now's the best time to see Keith Leathers. Linda Wigman or myself for your boat m or recreational vehicle loan Come in today or call 385 1040 and we'll help your Summertime Vacation dreams come true ALL MAKES ^ AND MODELS ON SALE! 2 DAYS ONLY--SAT. & SUN., 9-5 SAVE Vi 40% on All Equipment & Apparel TOO MANY SPECIALS TO LIST! Salomon Nordica Rossignol K2 Dynastar Pre Olin Lange Hanson Marker Tyrolia Look Scott 90 DAY FREE LAYAWAY TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Rte. 12 & 120 ro* & Russe" Kd VOLO, IL ZION, IL (5 Miles South of Fox Lal*e) /77/y/7<^/7 ^ Ml Wisconsm ^ Line* (815) 385-2720 mnnnE 395-3550 & Russell Rd. ZION, IL (3 Mi. So. Wisconsin St. Line) $ & Oft 07n&*4mi44i&*4, One. "Shifting Gears Toward The Future" SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM TRANSMISSION REBUILDING OF ALL TYPES FULL REPAIRS AVAILABLE ALL REPAIRS FULLY WARRANTEED 4207 WILMOT RD * . 815/385-9133 SUNNYSIDE. IL 80050 815/365-9134 Crystal Point Mall is proud to Host the McHenry County McHENRY PLAINDEALER ^Section A Friday, Aogutt30,1965 Page 13 (S® SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st thru MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd Pledges will be accepted all day September 2nd at the telethon phone bank at Crystal Point Mall. 815-455-7880 Sports