Northwest Herald from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 22

i Ffge 6 SPORTS NORTHWEST HERALD Saturday. October 14. 1989 f'OnSE RACING SCHOOLS Frank Drabcc's Arlington Selections for Saturday firt Port: 1:30 p.m. D-C, South favored in FVC Meet Race 1: Rating: By PHIL ENGLISH The Northwest Herald 6 furlongs, Illinois brad yo maiden DUNDEE His team breeze HORSE JOCKEY COMMENTS VALUS Oh What Bear Day Has tome speed 5-2 Grayshott Dancer Sorrow! Juat nutted in last 6-2 Flight With Zen Gryder Sometime dote 7-2 Em Em Iron Schaffer Fair effort in debut 6-1 Solar Explosion Guidry Hat some speed 12-1 Different Dance A.Razo Must run faster 12-1 Gold Merchant Aguilar Off slow in last 15-1 Race 2: Rating; THE MEET: The 12th Annual Fox Valley Conference Cross Country Meet, 10 a.m., Binnie Woods Forest Preserve, Dundee. THE FAVORITES: Dundee-Crown's boys finished the season unbeaten and look to head the field while the girls race is up for grabs, with CL South, McHenry, Woodstock and CL Central battling for the title.

Woodstock's Brad Heidtke and McHenry's Erin Boland, both McHenry County champs, are the individual favorites. THE COURSE: Two miles for the girls, three for the boys. Mainly a flat course through forest preserve terrain, several inclines and blind turns. Girls course record is 11:50, set in 1984 by CL South's Krissy Imbur. The boys course record, 15:43, was also set in 1984 by Dundee-Crown's Mike Buh-row.

Expect some fast times. 6 furlongs, $10,000 claiming, 3 yo fillies doesn't take that much (to replace Collins) if the other kids run well," he said. "She's a good runner, and they'll miss her, but a loss of one person would hurt a team like Woodstock or ourselves much more, not a team that's deep like South." McHenry's Erin Boland, the defending Class AA state champion, is expected to win her third straight FVC crown Saturday, while Woodstock's Brad Heidtke is the boys individual favorite. For Johnsburg's girls, Saturday represents an opportune time to break out of the bridesmaid role the Skyhawks have worn for the last two years. Johnsburg is led by sophomore twins Jodi and Jackie Giese.

"The girls would have to be the favorites going in, but it all depends on if Grant is healthy," said Johnsburg coach Rich Esch-mann. "Either way it would be a good competition. The boys can still pull it out, it's up to our three seniors. If we can get our top two in the top five, I think we have enough backup to do it." Justformygirls Day Drops; has speed 6-2 Full Treasure E.Razo Just missed in last 5-2 New York Judy Torres Could share 6-1 Maddie Bumpo Sorrows Off five weeks 6-1 Augustina Sellers Likes to follow 8-1 Pantherine Hirdes Off amonth 12-1 Miss Star Dust Guidry FP shipper in tough 12-1 Margo M. Schaffer Off since June 12-1 Race 3: Rating: 7 furlongs, 2 yo maidens Sill 10 Boxing Lesson Day Twice-beaten favorite 3-1 Bedeviled Gryder First starter 7-2 Race the Tape Diaz Has been wide 9-2 Week End Prospect E.Razo Closed tome in debut 5-1 Midwasion Baird Fair effort in debut 6-1 Nuits St.

Georges Sellers Broke slow in bow 6-1 Dury Lane Guidry First starter 10-1 Gold Cross Sayler TP shipper can improve 12-1 Bet On Gold Torres Better earlier 15-1 Willing Effort Hirdes Fades 20-1 through the Fox Valley Conference season unscathed, it is 100 percent healthy and it has the conference meet on its home course Saturday. Yet Dundee-Crown coach Tom Smith remains cautious. "You still have to go out and perform," said Smith, whose boys team is the favorite to win the 12th Fox Valley Conference Cross Country Meet at. 10 a.m. Saturday at Binnie Woods Forest Preserve.

"Our biggest obstacle is that "the kids have to stay relaxed and not go beyond anything they've already done this year. Like what happened to the Cubs, there were so many guys out there trying too hard. We just have to go out and try to run like we know we can and get our pack as tight as we can." The Charger boys, who have not lost an FVC dual meet since 1985, went through the conference season with a 6-0 record, winning their toughest dual of the year last week over CL Central, 22-30, the team that should provide D-C with its biggest challenge. In the girls race, the loss of Niki Collins has put a cramp in Crystal Lake South's plans to beat defending champ McHenry. Collins' shoulder injury, while not pushing South completely out of the race, has nonetheless opened the door for several other area teams, including McHenry, Woodstock and CL Central.

Also Saturday, Johnsburg's girls will be the. odds-on favorite to win the Northwest Suburban Conference Meet at Lakewood Forest Preserve in Wauconda. The Skyhawks finished the season undefeated in duals, but will still have to go head to head with Race 4: Rating: 7 furlongs, $16,000 claiming, 3 yos 7- 2 4-1 4-1 9- 2 8- 1 10- 1 12-1 20-1 Staunch Obsession Day Long Shifty Lady Gryder Legend In Lace Hirdes Girl to Remember Silva Fire Quest Sorrows Cinderella Bay Fires My Darling General Sellers Twenty a Day Tim Guidry Always close Road trouble in last Fought bias in last Drops; could contend Drops back from routes Winless this year Owns some speed Winless this year and last a healthy Grant team that was riddled with injuries when Johns-burg defeated it, 20-35 earlier in the season. D-C's boys got an added shot in the arm after the Central win with the emergence of freshman Leon Torres, who won the varsity race. Teamed with Khalil Jendo, Chadd Morrissy and Troy Fisch-bach, the Chargers have the kind of talent and depth to earn the title.

"I've said it 100 times before, whatever Leon or Rich (Arsen-ault) or any of the others do is a bonus," said Smith. "It's up to the seniors tomorrow." Central is paced by sophomore Skip Vinson, Matt Levine and Ed Renollet, while South puts its faith in Todd Donohue, Cory Smith and Jerry Byrd. Jacobs' Chris Miller also poses a serious threat for the individual title. McHenry coach Earl Kyle does not think South's chances will be hurt that much by the loss of Collins. "South's still got a deep pack, it alsie jtaceS: Rating: l'i mile (turf), $35,000 Whittower Handicap, 3 yos LLlS 1 Djedar Diaz Drops from Graded states 9-5 Sharp Swinger Meier Racing evenly 7-2 Benfabulous Sellers Seeks repeat win 4-1 Rafael's Dancer Day Speedy one 6-1 Red Cloud Guidry First Lasix may help 6-1 Mat Dancer Silva Better down south 10-1 Bace 6: Rating: 1 mile, (simulcast) $500,000 added Grade I Champagne Stakes, 2 yos Super Steel Siding Vinyl Coated Vinyl Siding Aluminum Siding Custom Made Replacement Windows Pleasureview Sunrooms No Money Down 5 Years to Pay upon credit approval Aluminum Facia, Soffit and Window I rim The Best at a Price You Can A fford 815-943-7769 Call For Details Free Estimates Mclennan siding HARVARD, ILLINOIS Fully Insured Fully Guaranteed 25 Years Experience CL Central keeps Richard R.

5 McCarron Never worse than second 2-1 Senor Pete Santos Guns for third straight win 6-2 3 Adjudicating Vasquez Seeks repeat Grade I win 5-2 4 Crowning Tribute Bailey Beaten favorite in last 4-1 1 Rhythm Perret Moves up; has won last pair 5-2 2 Thirty Six Red Cordero Still a maiden 10-1 pace with Barrington COUPLED-Rhythm and Adjudicating Race 7: Rating: 1 116 mile (turf). $20,000 Allowance, 3 yos nw of a race ot maiden. ROUNDUP claiming, or starter Legal Connie's Gift Berly Twain Harte Precious Metal Stay in Strike La Splash Code Ack Artie Willow Me and Smith Explosive Tobin Northern Wife Day May have needed last A.Razo Has turf win Torres Hard to read this one Silva Just missed in last Gryder Seeks repeat win Fires Drops from stakes for turf bow Baird Turf debut Guidry Oh for 4 on the lawn Sellers Runs late Diaz Failed in lone turf effort E.Razo Has been close on grass 7- 2 4- 1 5- 1 8- 1 8-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 12-1 15-1 15-1 Notices PUBLIC NOTICE iss STATE Of ILLINOIS county of Mchenry Race 8: Rating: -4 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI 6 furlongs, $20,900 Allowance, Illinois bred 3 yos nw of 2 races TION OF GEORGE R0ESSLEIN AND LUCILLE ROESSLEIN, HIS WIFE. AND STANLEY R. STANN FOR ISSUANCE OF A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT.

NOTICE 89-56 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN STANN ft ASSOCIATES, a sole proprietorship owned by STANLEY R. STANN, would construct said radio tower and CHICAGO TOWER LEASING. INC. would maintain it. STANLEY STANN is the sole shareholder and director Of CHICAGO TOWER LEASING.

INC. STANLEY STANN is its President and Treasurer. KIM SIMPSON of 3116 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60618 is the Secretary ol CHICAGO TOW ER LEASING, INC. A hearing on this Petition will be held on the 1st day November, 1989. at 1:30 pm at the McHenry County CouM house located at 2200 Seminary Avenue.

Wood stock, Illinois 60096. AT WHICH TIME AND PLACE, any person desiring to be heard may be present. DATED: This 12th day ol October, 1989. McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals By: lil Diane Klemm Its Chairman Hamer, Schuh ft Cuda Attorneys for Petitioners 101 Van Buren Street Woodstock. IL 60098 815-338-1334 (Published in the Northwest Herald on October 14.

1 989 1 L28644 Moves up after maiden win Will vie for the lead First Lasix; drops from route May have needed last Lightly raced; can improve Drops back from turf route Raced wide in last Sometimes close Many seconds Fell off in last Winless this year and last 4- 1 9-2 5- 1 6- 1 6-1 8-1 12-1 15-1 15-1 15-1 20-1 1 We'll Be Hot Sorrows 2 Aggressive Power Meier 4 Terrys Terror Gryder li Baby Grand Baird 9 Trumpeter Bob E.Razo 7 Glenstare Guidry 3 Zentherwasu Sellers (5 Millville Fires 1 Joe T. Sayler 6 Punch My Ticket Day i 8 Tall Taz Torres I The NORTHWEST HERALD CARY Crystal Lake Central kept pace with favored Barring-ton for the team title after one round of action the Cary-Grove Tennis Sectional Friday. The quarterfinals will begin at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, with the semifinals around 10:30 and the finals at noon, at Cary-Grove. Barrington and Central both have four points, while CL South has three, Cary and Woodstock two, Jacobs one and Marian Central and Marengo none.

Central was led by No. 2 seed Kristina Lutter, who won easily, along with teammate Kirsten Roti. Roti faces top-seeded Amy Trytek of Barrington in Saturday's quarterfinals. The Tigers' top-seeded doubles team of Martha VanWitzenburgKristen Scala and the No. 5 team of Erika JohnsonMichelle Pena both won by 6-0, 6-0 scores.

For South, fourth seed Tracy Wolniewicz advanced, as did the Gators' doubles teams of Elica ErberJenny Sullivan, the fourth seeds, and Greta WeidnerAli Thillman, the sixth seeds. Host Cary had fifth-seeded Stephanie Decker and No. 6 Vicki VanDerVoort both win on the singles side. Woodstock's Jeanine Merry-man and the doubles team of Maureen AsfeldJenny Rosater moved on, while Jacobs' Stephanie RayStephanie Von Stein stayed alive as well. Round Lake Sectional: M- cHenry's Sheila Roy and its doubles team of Jenny HojnackiCris Roper advanced one win away from the state tennis tournament with sectional wins Friday in compliance with the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, that a public hearing will be held before the Mc-HENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS in connection with this Application lor Amendment of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, which would result in a conditional use for the following described real estate, (hereinafter referred to as "the subject afternoon.

Roy had a bye, and then in the second round, defeated Karen Kotiw (Johnsburg). Roy will play Lori Fleming in the state qualify-ing4bund Saturday. McHenry's Mariann Gray defeated opponents from Round Lake and Lake Zurich in straight sets, and will face No. 3 seed Somali Saha (Grant) Saturday. Saha beat Katie Eisenmenger of Johnsburg.

In doubles, HojnackiRoper downed Johnsburg's Marcy Bar-rackKristi Sheehy, while Heather CarrollJulie Erkenswick of McHenry lost their first round match, as did Julie SmithLori Szarek of Johnsburg. Singles action at Round Lake begins at 9 a.m. Saturday. The first round of doubles will be at Grant, with the second round at Round Lake. Boys state Danville, St.

Edward shot a score it expected to Friday, but it left the Green Wave in 14th place in the Class A State Golf Tournament. The Green Wave's score of 344 was well behind leader Bishop McNamara's 317. Defending champion Monmouth was next with 319. Jeff Burnett's 83 led the way for St. Ed.

Other scores were Matt Reeves (86), Dewayne Ko-tera (87), Pat O'Donnell (88), Brett Fleury (92) and Chris Glenn (93). Saturday's final round gets underway at 9 a.m. "I think we can finish in the top 10," said St. Ed coach Jim Perkins. "We're gonna shoot for eighth place, if we can do that, be happy." Race 9: Rating: (mile, $100,000 Illinois Breeders' Debutante Stakes, Illinois bred 2 yo illies 1 6 Slight in the Rear Day Perfect record in 3 starts 2-1 7 Lady Theodora Gryder Should like distance 3-1 4 Lady Shirl Guidry First Lasix should help 6-1 8 Life I Dream Of Diaz Wired field in last 6-1 5 Ms.

Donna Marie Sellers Moves up after maiden win 10-1 2 Half in the Bag Torres Still a maiden 15-1 1 Prairie Lass Silva In tough 15-1 3 Xmas in Killarney Sorrows In too tough 5-1 ur a pan ot the west Han of Lot 2 of the Northeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 43 North, Range 7 East of the Third Principal Meridian, being a circle of 420 foot radius in said Northeast Quarter, the center of said circle being formed by a point 600 feet West of the East line of said Lot 2, and 600 feet North of the Center line of Ballard Road, in McHenry County, Illinois. Permanent Property Index Number: 18-04-260-001. covers this property and other property. The subject property is pan COUPLED Xmas In Killarney and Lady Shirl ace 10: Rating: of said highway and on and along the West line of said Lot 1, a distance of feet to the place of beginning, (encepting theretrorn pan of the West Halt of Lot 1 of the Northeas.t Quartor of Section 2. Township 45 North.

Range 5 East of the Thud Principal Meridian, described as follows Beginning at a point in the West ot said Lot 1 which is 396 feet South of the Northwest corner of said Lot 1, thence East on and along a line parallel with the No'th line of said Lot 1 330 feet: thence South on and along a line parallel with the West line of said Lot 1, 132 feet, thence West on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1, 330 feet to the West line ot said Lot 1, thence North on and along the West line of said Lot 1 132 feet to the place of beginning. ALSO eceptmg that part of the West Halt ot lot 1 of the Northeast Quarter of Section Township 45 North. Range 5 East of the Third Principal Mend-, lan described as follows Starting at a point on the West line of said Lot 1. which is 594 teet South of the Northwest corner ol the West Halt ot said Lot 1 thence East on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1 a distance of 330 feet to a point, thence South on and along a line parallel with the West line of said lot 1. a distance of 66 feet to a point: thence West on and along a line parallel with the North line ot said Lot 1.

a distance of 330 feet to a point on the West line ot said Lot 1, thence North on the West line of said Lot 1, a distance of 66 feet to the place of beginning), in McHenry County. Illinois And 344A IViarengo Road as stated by the legal below That pari of the West Half of Lot 1 of the Northeast Quarter of Section 2, Township 45 North, Range 5 East ot the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Starting at a point on the West line of said. Lot 1 which is 594 feet South of the Northwest corner of the West Half of said Lot thence East, on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1, a distance of 330 feet to a point, thence South, on and along a line parallel with the West line of said Lot 1, a distance of 66 teet to a point: thence West, on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1, a distance of 330 feet to a point on the West line of said Lot 1 thence North on the West line of said Lot 1, a distance of 66 feet to the place of beginning, in McHenry County, Illinois. 1 116 mile (turf), $20,000 claiming.f&m, 3 yos 2 1 4 of and located approximately in the center of a larger tract of land approximately 38 acres In size which is located at the Northeast corner of the 1 i 1 Ole Bow Wower Sellers Late charger sometime gets there 3-1 One Drum Lasala Improving one at big price 9-2 Dusty's Word E.Razo Goes to front and tries to hang on 6-1 Princess Emily Fires Seeks repeat win 8-1 Fairly Foolish Day Will be running late 8-1 Land of the Bold Gryder Off since November 10-1 Rakau Tiffany Sorrows Road trouble in last 20-1 Laurella Diaz Better earlier 20-1 Barony A.Razo Off alow in last 20-1 Indian Riffle Silva Racing evenly 20-1 Lady Sandra Baird Better earlier 20-1 Dontsteponrrytoes Sayler Trailing off 20-1 t3 5 I 1 Si I FINALLY A HANDHELD FOR UNDER $1000 Mention this ad for free radar detector with purchase of cellular 38T BET: light in the Rear (9th). Jockey Pat Day rides Saturday's Best Bet, Slight in the Rear, in the th race at Arlington International Racecourse.

phone and service. nUNKDAII, ul PUBLIC NOTICE. state of illinois county of Mchenry iss city of harvard LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING CITY OF HARVARD BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF HARVARD IN THE MAT TER OF THE PETITION OF CLARENCE 0 AND BEVERLY MESr'K, 344 and 344A MARENjo RD HARVARD, Illinois. Mchenry coun ty, illinois Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on Monday, October 30. 1989 at the hour of 7 45 in the City Council Chambers.

201 W. Front Harvard. Illinois, before the Planning Commission on the Petition of Clarence D. and Beverly Me-seck to annex property located at 344 Marengo Harvard, IL as described below: All that pan of the West Half of Lot 1 of the Northeast Quarter of Section 2, Township 45 North, Range 5 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning In the center of the highway on the West line ot said Lot 1, at a point 396 feet South of the Northwest corner of the West Half of said Lot thence East on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1, a distance of 653 30 feet; thence South on and along a line parallel with the center line of the aforesaid highway and parallel with the West line of said Lot 1, a distance of 264 feet; thence West on and along a line parallel with the North line of said Lot 1, a distance of 653.07 feet to the center line of said highway and to the West line of said Lot thence North on and along the center line CP2000 s699 CP 1050 '399 In the Daily Double, 111 take a $5 partial wheel of Oh What a Beeand Grayshott DancerTfT CP5000 $799 tie first with Justformygirls and Full Treasure in the second. 4 4 In the second race, I'd like a $20 quinella using Justformygirls and Full Treasure.

Ill take $20 to win and place on Djedar in the fifth. 3 watts includes battery and 12 hr. iln the simulcast sixth, I'll bet $5 to win and place on Richard and $6 perfects and charger standby qainellas using that one over Senor Pete and Adjudicating. JThen, in the ninth, 111 take $20 to win and place on Slight in the Rear, and a $30 quinella nt-Irb that one with Lady Theodora. 3 watts hands free intersection of Illinois Highway Route 47 and Ballard Road.

Grafton Township, McHenry County, Illinois described as follows All that pan of the West Half of Lots 1 and 2 of the Northeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 43 North, Range 7 East of the Third Principal Meridian, which lies North of the centerline of Ballard Road and which also lies East of the Easterly right of way line of State Route 47, all in McHenry County. Illinois. The subject property consists of 12 acres, more or less and it is currently zoned A-1 Agricultural District by the County of McHenry. GEORGE ROESSLEIN and LUCILLE ROESSLEIN, 11505 Ballard Road, Woodstock, Illinois, are the owners of the subject property and the 38 acre tract of land of which It is part. STANLEY R.

STANN, 113 Murphy Lake Road, Park Ridge, Illinois 60068sthe contract pur-chaser nhe subject property and of said 36 acre tract of land. The Petitioners request the issuance of a conditional use permit for the subject property to allow the construction of a 500 foot radio tower and two accessory buildings thereon. STANLEY R. STANN dba ACDC charger cord 1.4 hr. talktime 30 memory JThe win bets, go only at even-money or better.

(Jiginal Fliday's Lbst AUTHORIZED DEALER CELLULAR CX? AloKrimilim esComeny Ctrrent 112.60 rOunlderr CORRECTION I FINANCING OR LEASING OPTIONS AVAILABLE W'mArmAimw? Petition is on file with the Dundee-Crown's football tnm for fifth place in the ratings, witaT City Clerk B. Richard Doss. Gerald McEnaney Chairman was mistakenly removed from the Across from HobNob's Located in the Crystal Lake Car Care Center 815-459-4477 Hrs: Sat. Harvard Planning Commission (Published in the Northwest irtTBOcvafi i iign school ootball Ratings ipsule Friday morning. D-C lould have been ranked in a tie Herald on October 14, 1989) Mcnenry.

jf The Northwest Herald regret the error. 2U".