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father and son coach teams to near-perfect season The Marshall name has been a constant in the local sports scene for more than four decades, as Joe Marshall has coached a Pony Division team in Crest Hill for 43 years and he and his wife Donna have run Crest Hill Pony for most of that time.

Their sons have played and coached at Crest Hill and grandchildren have gone through the program.

This year, Joe and his youngest so Dan, nearly completed a combined perfect season, as Joe’s 13-and-14-year olds were 30-1, while Dan coached the 11-and12-year olds to a 23-0 campaign.

Both teams were DuPage River Conference and tournament champions.

Dan’s Paradise Pools and Spa team posted an overall run differential this season of 333-57 and outscored opponents 38-6 in the playoffs.

Dan contributes the success to the fact that the core group of players have played together for six seasons.

“I have had this group since they were 6, so it has been nice.

They are very coachable,” Dan said. “They love to learn the game.”

The team was made up of Brooke Marshall, Andrae Lyles, Landon Studer, David Ramirez, Orlando Rosado, Bennett Normand, Brayden Schmitt, Mohammed Jaber, Mason Baeutschi, Andrew Schmitt and Ethan Moats.

Chris Baertschi and Bill Bennett

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The undefeated bronco champions from crest Hill pony baseball. helped Dan Marshall as coaches.

The one combined loss was a 4-3, road loss for Joe’s group.

While the teams may not have

been overall perfect, they both defended home turf, as it was Joe’s first team other than the 2020 Covid-shortened season, to

not lose a game at home.

Joe’s Sports Huddle team saw Jerry Ramirez pitch a program record five no hitters during the

season, including a perfect game.

In the championship game,

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‘blues’ from page 3 Sports Huddle defeated Channahon Vast Investment Properties 14-3 after trailing 2-0 in the top of the first inning.

Crest Hill came back in the bottom of the first and scored nine times, including a trademark suicide squeeze bunt by Dylan Sanchez with a two-strike count.

Damian Herrera led the team in batting average on the season, hitting .438, with five triples and a pair of home runs.

He recorded eight wins on the mound with a 1.80 ERA. Opposing hitters batted just .124 against him. He tallied a 1.33 WHIP and had 78 strikeouts, an average of 11.70 per seven innings.

Catcher Naseem Jaber hit .413 and set team record with 82 stolen bases, while not being caught all year.

He led the team with runs 60 scored 60, 33 hits and nine doubles. He hit 706 with runners in scoring position Behind the plate, Jaber threw out 21 and allowed 43 stolen bases and allowed only two pass balls in 31 games in only his second year as a catcher.

Shortstop and pitcher Gordie Kairis hit .419 with 62 stolen bases.

As a pitcher, he won nine games with an ERA of and opponents average of .151. He led the team ith 95 strikeouts and a 0.95 WHIP. Ramirez made only three errors at first base and hit .403 on the year.

On the mound, he was 8-0 and had a team-best 0.34, ERA and 0.50 WHIP. Opponents hit just 0.61 against him.

One of those no-hitters was saved by a catch from left fielder Damian Arteaga who hit .333 on

The Pony Division champions from Crest Hill PONY Baseball. the year.

Freddy Casas hit .328 and went 4-1 on the mound with an ERA of 1.76.

Mikey Laudadio, Jayson Kolaski, Austin Licausi and Mason Russell all played good defense and improved this season, according to Joe Marshall Dylan Sanchez and Tommy Kairis will both be eligible to return next season as the lone 13-yearolds on the roster.

Like many leagues, Crest Hill has taken a hit over the years in

terms of numbers, losing players to travel teams.

So, with lack of numbers entering the Bronco level next year, the plan is to move 11-year-olds up to play an extra year of Pony baseball.

That includes Dan’s daughter, Brooke, who will play for Joe next season, while Dan assists.

“It has always been my goal to have my daughter play for my dad,” Dan said.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

obITUary erdman Raymond S. Erdman, age 93; beloved husband of Lillian nee Kerjake; dearest father of Chris-

tine Erdman, and Raymond T. (Patricia) Erdman. He was lying in state on Thursday July 7, 2022 from 9:30 AM until time of mass 10 AM at Our Lady of Ransom

Church. Interment was at St. Adalbert Cemetery. Funeral info 847-966-7302 or www.skajafuneralhome.com

STATE OF ILLINOIS, CIRCUIT COURT WILL COUNTY SUMMONS

CLAUDIA URRIOLA-RODRIGUEZ Plaintiff / Petitioner V. MAI XUAN HO Defendant / Respondent Case Number 2022 LA 107 Alias Summons IMPORTANT INFORMATION: 1. Defendant/Respondent’s address and service information: MAI XUAN HO 12549 WINGSTEM STREET PLAINFIELD, IL 60585 Telephone: 7085349934 2. Information about the lawsuit: Amount claimed: $ 50,001.00 3. Contact information for the Plaintiff/Petitioner: STAVER ACCIDENT INJURY LAWYERS, P.C. 120 W MADISON STREET, SUITE 400 CHICAGO, IL 60602 Telephone: 3122362900 Email: TEAM@ CHICAGOLAWYER.COM Important information for the person getting this form You have been sued.

Read all of the documents attached to this Summons.

To participate in the case, you must follow the instruc tions listed below. If you do not, the court may decide the case without hearing from you and you could lose the case. Appearance and Answer/Response forms can be found at: illinoiscourts. ovidocuments-and-forms/ approved-forms/. a. To respond to this Sum mons, you must file Appear ance and Answer/Response forms with the court within 30 days after you have been served (not counting the day of service) by e-filing or at: 100 WEST JEFFERSON STREET JOLIET, IL 60432 Witness this Date: 6/22/2022 10:59 AM Clerk of the Court: Andrea Lynn Chasteen Published 7/6/22 7/13/22 7/20/22

LEGAL NOTICEv Notice is hereby given that the Northern Will County Special Recreation Association (NWCSRA) will receive bids for a 15-Passenger Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle w/ 2 Tie-Downs. As indicated in the specifications, pre-qualification statements and sealed bids are due to NWCSRA, 10 Montrose Dr., Romeoville, IL 60446 no later than 1pm on July 18, 2022 at which time, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. All Bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope clearly marked on the outside: “BID –15-PASSENGER WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE VEHICLE W/ 2 TIEDOWNS”, NWCSRA, 10 Montrose Dr., Romeoville, IL 60446. Interested bidders must submit information to the NWCSRA Exec. Director by the above stated date and time.

Contact mselep@nwcsra.org for information. NWCSRA reserves the right to reject any or all Bids as it may see fit. The successful bidder shall comply with all aspects of the Prevailing Wage Act. Published July 14, 2022

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