Southtown Star from Tinley Park, Illinois • 12

B-2 THE STAR: SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1989 Sports Tab six Bengals, five Braves all-conference All-State nominee Dena Knight headed a list of six Oak Forest players who have received SICA Central all-conference softball honors. The senior shortstop and Shay Wil- Torors announces Richards' plans Jerry Tokars has announced his Richards Bulldog Basketball Camp for boys entering the seventh through ninth grades. Girls softball A. The camp will meet on six Tuesdays and Thursdays in July the 6th, 11, 13, 18, 20 and 25 and will be limited to the first 50 campers. "The primary purpose of this camp is to develop individual skills and fundamentals while emphasizing the importance of team work, self discipline and sportsmanship," said Tokars, who in his second season as coach at the Oak Lawn school won the school's first conference basketball championship ever last winter.

The camp will be held in the main gymnasium of Richards High School at 10601 S. Central Avenue, Oak Lawn. The cost will be $20. Each camper will receive a T-shirt. Awards will choices were also juniors in-fielders Barb Busking, Char Mus-liwiecz and Shelly Glyzewski.

The two seniors are pitcher Carole Egan and outfielder Diane Saternus. The five Stagg players chosen all-conference in the North are: junior pitcher Heidi Neal, junior second baseman Cindy Woods, senior third baseman Sue Proc, junior outfielder Dana Oleskiewicz and senior outfielder Jenny Gillen. None of that quintet was nominated for All-State, however, catcher Sue Andrews of Richards was. The Bulldog senior was joined by teammates Laura Lanigan and Kelly Doyle as all-conference. Doyle was a senior outfielder this spring and Lanigan a junior infielder.

In the West, Andrew had five players from its 9-3 conference runnersup to Lockport selected as best in conference. Those five were headed by All-State nominee Donna DiBiase. DiBiase is a graduating senior third baseman. Other Andrew girls honored included freshman pitcher Stacy Za-rembski, catcher April Prete, infielder Lori Rohan and outfielder Kim Ericksen. 'J w.

jjv m.il-m. St ii Ajvt DENA KNIGHT JENNY WICK JANICE HAISMA T.rimmmuimt i i -cry 4 IFMMV IfBITCTIM lllttn lllmnm, Jtrry Tokan son of TF South were the Central's only All-State nominees. TF South and Oak Forest finished 1-2 in the SICA Central softball race at 8-2 and 7-3 respectively. Meanwhile, Bremen had five girls named all-league in SICA Central and Stagg five in SICA North. Sue Andrews led a list of three Richards players named among the North's best while Shepard placed senior pitcher Jackie Russell and senior DH Jill Westerberg.

Knight's teammates voted among Central's best were pitcher Jenny Wick, first baseman Janice Haisma, third baseman Julie Murphy, outfielder Jennie Krestan and Designated Hitter Kim Wood. All are juniors speaking well for Obie Coomer in 1990. Three of Bremen's SICA Central MituuAiiii uljICj iiunrni ivi vi wihiii A 3 ii c' ci -w be given. Players will particpate in a one-on-one, two-on-two and three-on-three tournament plus a free throw contest. Knight, Titan camps all set There are still yet a few openings for the first session of the Will Slager Chicago Christian Basketball Camp that opens Monday.

There will actually be two different sessions of the camp Monday through June 23 and July 10-21. Likewise, registration remains open for both sessions of the Titan Bas-- ketball Camp that Randy Voels will once again direct at Tinley Park High School. The first Chicago Christian session will find the fourth and fifth graders meeting from a.m. during the week and the sixth and seventh graders p.m. The July camp for incoming eighth and ninth graders will mornings from a.m.

The cost is $49 a session. Checks canbemade payable to Will Slager. "The camp will be based on the correct teaching of the fundamental individual skills every player needs before he or she can make a significant contribution as a team player," said Slager, the most winningest active in the state of Illinois with 733 prep victories. Slager said that Christian's girls basketball coach, Debbie Ribbens, can contacted at 388-7650 for information about her girls camp that will run June 12-23. Registration forms can be acquired from Slager at Chicago Christian High School, 12001 S.

Oak Park Avenue, Palos Heights, 111., 60463 or by calling Slager in the daytime at the high school number of 388-7650 or today and in the evening at his home number of 532-5847. All Tinley Park boys entering the eighth, ninth and tenth grades will 30. Those 10 sessions will meet between a.m. The same time period will be used for the July 17-28 beginners camp for boys entering the fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth grades (eighth graders can actually sign up for either the advanced or beginners camp). The cost will be $30 for 25 hours of basketball instruction and $15 for additional interested family member.

Any eighth grader interested in participating in both camps for four weeks can do so for $40. The camp will break down as follows: am general shooting stretching; a.m. offensive instruction; a.m. contests; and a.m. team competition.

The program will include learning the basic fundamentals of shooting ball handling while in team play situations. There will be video-taped shooting evaluation and individualized instruction. T-shirt, camp certificates and prizes to be given in various categories of competition. be made to Voels, Tinley Park High School, 6111 W. 175th Street, Tinley IPark, 111., 60477.

Openings still remain at Homer Bill Pavlich says there are also still a few openings left for both sessions the Seventh Annual Homer Basketball Camp to again be held at the 'junior high school. Only around 20 openings remain for a session July 17-21 for fifth and sixth graders and less than 15 openings July 24-28 for seventh and eighth 'graders. Both sessions will run between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Joe Gura, head basketball coach at Lockport High School, will be the featured guest speaker to the older campers at the second session.

The camp will emphasize basketball fundamentals geared to the grade school and junior high level. Rules and regulations, fundamentals of basketball, team play, court behavior and attitude will be covered. A limit of 60 participants a session has been set. Therefore, early registration is advised as both sessions have been filled each of the previous three summers it was attempted. I The fee for the camp is $25 a participant and includes a souvenir camp T-shirt, a basketball booklet, fundamentals of basketball notes, a camp statistics booklet and individual and small-group instruction.

The camp will again be directed by Pavlich, who is the eighth grade coach, and Jeff Anderson, the Homer seventh grade coach. They will again be assisted by several college and high school students who graduated from Homer Junior High School. More information about the camp can be obtained by calling 301-5500. UIC camp taking applicants Registration continues for the University of Illinois at Chicago basketball camp for boys conducted by Flames coach Bob Hallberg. There will be two two-week sessions of the day camp this year.

The first session will begin Monday, June 26, and run through Friday, July0 7. The camp will not meet on July 4. The second session will begin on Monday, July 31, and conclude on Friday, August 11. There will be no sessions on Saturday or Sunday. Each day's activities will begin at 2 p.m.

with a session covering skills and drills and some aspects of team play. At 4:15 p.m., campers will then begin a special session on shooting skills and developing the correct jump shot. Each daily session will conclude at 5:45 p.m. after 45 minutes of organized games. The camp is for the basketball player ages 7 through 17.

It will be supervised by Hallberg and his three assistants. The camp registration fee is $70. Forms and additional information can be obtained by calling the UIC Athletic Department phone number of 996-2772. lyinCj rUn 8lw photo by Todd Psopoulo The plate umpire takes a good look Thursday as Harrisburg's Shawn play followed a wild pitch uncorked by Jason Zimbauer, who covers the PHkington slides in safely with the tying run in the seventh inning. The plate for Andrew.

Harrisburg ended Andrew's 31-4 season, 4-3 Zimbauer meets (Continued from Page B-l) won more than one Class AA title, back-to-back or otherwise. Twelve and pitcher Al Sholtis. Clemente had twins Barry and Clifton Garrett while different schools share the record of having won a state title since the split Schaumburg placed third baseman Ryan McCoy and outfielder Troy Smith. format was introduced in 1978. ZIMBAUER UPDATE: Jason Zimbauer and his family were to meet with the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday night to.

discuss Zimbauef's future with the club. Zimbauer was a high-round draft choice of the Brewers. Teams do not disclose the exact round a player was chosen until later. "I'm just guessing the fourth round," said Chester Zimbauer, Jason's father. "But we're not sure ourselves.

It could be higher. We found out Tuesday when Jason was on his way to the Oak Forest game. The first round went off at 12:45 and they called us at two o'clock. "I'm just happy that (draft day) is finally over. When a kid picks a college, he knows what college he's looking at.

A player has no idea what team he's going to. "We're happy it's a team that's not too far away. We have some relatives living in Wisconsin. The Zimbauer name ought to go over real well in the Milwaukee area." FOR THE RECORD: Galesburg was bidding to become the first team ever to win back-to-back Class AA championships. In fact, no team has GHj7 CCn) QEHD Softball shorts SeetheWbrld Super Middleweight Championship Fight on Closed Circuit TV Need tourney teams at Hawthorne Park The Hawthorne Park District is 'still looking for the final of 32 ft slsl 4URH teams to compete in its Sixth An- nual Lite Beer Softball Classic June 23-25.

Over $2,760 in prize money is available as well as jackets and UIQ VflTGIl 'tl'BET EXGITIUG fflRUESS QAGHIG Wager on 10 great races telecast from Maywood. 'FORE YOUR 1 GOLFER ON FATHER'S DAY trophie to the winners. The field is restricted to Class A Amateur Softball Association (ASA) teams East Side Softball Classic to be played July 1 at Rowan Park, 11546 Avenue Chicago. No gloves will be allowed. The entry fee is $80 per team.

July 2 is the rain date. For more information on the tournament interested persons can call either Bob Hooper or Don Kosic at 646-4919. Wanted: softball for regular publication With the start of softball season nearly upon us, we'd like to encourage leagues to provide us regularly with their standings and scores for the week. The Star suggests that leagues in Alsip, Chicago Ridge, Midlothian, Oak Forest, Orland Park, Tinley Park, the Palos area and the Homer-Lockport area get themselves a publicity director. Sports Editor Larry Odell can be reached at extension 347 of telephone number 755-6161 for GOLF CLUBS Dunlop Power Max 3 Metal Woods r- 8 Irons No major teams will be allowed to compete.

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