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~%ii#«»t* '•(••»'»&» * SNW^w*Sk*Al4iK»!=,«* Thursday, February 28 SPOUTS £ohj£ U/uAtJi. - QHcnJifi McHENRY J. V. CAGERS TAKE SWANI CROWN With a lot of basketball news ttn this page, guess this is just as good a place aB any to let you ,.. know that one more game will be •flayed by our high school team On the home floor. T h e f a s t - c l i m b i n g G r a y s l a k e loys will be here Friday .jaiglit % T1 big windup attraction. V v . • Beat Delavan Five 33 To 30 In Final Conference Contest ;The McHenry Junior Varsity 'Won the SWANI Conference chamj ptonship by taking Delavan 33-30 cap. CAGE TOURNEY OPENS NEXT SUNDAY Large Crowds Are Expected To Watch T}iriili&g Program* The Stage is set for the curtain to rise for the opening of the State Forester Basketball Tournament at the ldral high school next Sunday. With eight games on the schedule for next Sunday, the first om will start at 11:30 a.m. This one will find the McHenry and Johnsburg Juniors battling tc stay in the ifleet. The final game of the day will start at 8:30 p.nj: A schedule printed on your sport counted 8 and Bolter 7. The Warriors wore running all the way and the contwt became a rout. St. Mary s win. ouiscored 20-10 in the rtuwl quarter and the Warriors romped to a 75-47 win. The Warriors tied their previous season high of 75 points, first reached in a double overtime thriller against Marengo. Following Aim as high scorer was Tom Huematin with 13. From there on it was welL divided. Freund led the St. Mary's scoring with 15. Coach Fulton's fast-breaking. high-scoring team has come a long way since the start of the season as has been indicated by their scoring surge in the last 7 games. The Warriors have scored 463 points in the last 7 games for a 66 point per game average. LlNEIPgi , ! The Lake County team has a ;J|arge following of fans who lia \ ! [a8t Friday night. The J. V.'s had, ,%een stemmed up over their team COUBjdorable trouble in solving \1>aRe ah we? 1 y the Delavan zone defense. How-!watth a,ld wheu ever, when they found themselves they wasted no' time in taking the lead. The Little Warriors trailed at tht end of the first quarter 9-7 in the late stages of the season, fieems the team caught fire and has been blazing aw«y. >o (till Moments You can be sure there ' will be no dull moments throughout the ' T h i s g a m e should put the War day and evening. Fred Meyer and ciiii _ .. , : *Sors on edge for their gairte with | ln the secoU(j quarter they took I his,®b,le worker8 *omething v .Crystal Lake next Wednesday j the Jead 17.13 and kept u the rest c<^1™ .r every minute. Bight in the regional at Elgin. j of the wav Lyle Davidson's fine | Tht> va o"8 McHenry teams en- Coach Fulton's boys finished , work at the piVot kept the Little itcTed a,.e bu.8y t this ,w*e* Jlth the Swani schedule being looked warriors in the game during the j l)ractice ,n order to get their lineapon as one of those teams that 18econ(j half as he tallied 9 of his!up^ set for the big tussle. ~_<Sould run you ragged. A couple i;» pojnt8 in the second half. Red ! . Ma»y the schools entered fllf wins early in the season, when gtining did a fine job of rebound- j have had junior sports programs *hey dropped those 2-pointers. 1 ing and scored 7 point8 to place working for many years. In these ODuld have had the team crowding , ^eond The rest of the scoring fcard for top spot. I was well divided. The J. V.'s deserve a lot of credit because they Next season McHenry will be have displayed the right kind paying in the fast North Subur- j spjrjt and will to win. Nice work *%>n Conference. It looks like we Will have the stuff to stay right there. J. V.'s! Good team-work is always displayed by this hard playing five. cases you will see some clever basketball in all divisions. McHenry is proud to have the facilities and management to attract this tourna ment. It is hoped that large numbers will enjoy the excellent program in store for ' them. -- It must be remembered that we lead a young team on the floor this year. Two of the boys, Stan Jtlm and Tom Huemann, played -varsity last year when they were sophomores and material was not jtientiful. Both will be back as •eniors next season. John Lawrence, Bob Walters and Jack Pepping are seniors Who wont be back. __ John Bolger, Craig Baldwin and (Shuck Johnson will be seniors jjext year. Ron Ford has two more years of competition. That gives us experience to Start with next season, plus some •good boys from the Junior Varsity. MEN TOO STRONG IN POLIO PIN MATCH -- BUT NOT TOO MUCH! The second successive Thursday afternoon Polio Benefit bowling match took place at the Palace last week with the big strong men proving their superiority over the girls. In one match of the day the girls got a 29-pin handicap and took the first game by 9 . pins. That finished the handicap. The men struggled through to a 2342- 2213 decision. Here's how they lined up: Julia Kralowetz. 402; Mary Pow- ' Coach Cuda's J. V. boys won the ' Conference title this year with a 12-2 record, crowded all the way "to the finish by Elkhom (11-3 C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t o c o a c h a n d team. You weren't jtfst another "second team". - Paul Karl* flashes a senile as lie delivers the mail these days. Guess he is dreaming of those "Go-Go" White Sox and the coming season. WARRIORS ROUT ST. MARY'S OF WOODSTOCK, 75-47 r Stan Aim Proves ^ Hot-Shot Artist Sinking 21 Poinlfe By Jack Pepping The McHenry Warriors trounced St. Mary's 75-47 last Tuesday night in a non-conference game. Stan Aim was the hot-shot for the Warriors as he burned up the McHenfJr Huemann, f Lawrence; f Johnson, f^c Pepping, t Ford, t • Walters,'^^; Aim, g Bolger.' g' St Mary's Menzel. fr Salzman, f Lalor, f / Freund. c McCarty, c Dunham, g Sheahan, g SCOllINGj McHenry St. Mary's IW 5 3 3 1 '4 9,. .;3'* • Pf •4 18 WARRIORS LOSE 49-44 GAME AT DELAVAN Finish Game With IOnn ly Three Men „ McHenry Lineup. # By Jack Pepping The McHenry Warriors traveled to Delav,an Friday night and played in one of the oddest games ever witnessed. The Warriors carry a nine man varsity squad Which is usually enough players for any game. However when this game ended the Warriors had only 3 players left on the floor because Delavan knew that this would be | LISEl PSi no breese. Delavan led at half- j Jlrlleary: time 26-19. 'Lawrence, f The Warriors continued to cut Huemani, t tie Delavan lead in the third <H»arter. John Lawrence and Bobby Walters led the surge with 6 points apiece. Both Bobby and John were driving hard and the Warriors began to look like a different team now. As the third qaarter ended the Delavan le4K was cut to 34-31. ' Creep Lp I'qulOat Baldwin^ . 9 i'epping, *0 Ford, c - 5 Johnson, V. 1 Walters, g 9 Aim, g Bolger, g ' Delav«*t R. Smitg^ Delavan s lead grew slimmer | |Pierujng and slimmer in the final quarter, j znisch, f Finally it appeared that the Warriors had caught them when Delavan led by only one point with three minutes left to play. However, from that point on things began to hai>|>en fast. Bobby Wal- 6 had fouled out. The referees ters_ then fouled and soon many i t . -a: .31 13 fg ft 0 0 3 7 •J&- 2'4 Vr. pf pts 4 2 1 ' 0 4 5 1 15 4 11 5 14 I« 18 47 13 14 31 28 56 87 75 47 McHENRY MEETS - CRYSTAL LAKE IN ELGIN REGIONAL^ era. 440; Bea Justen, 400; Fanny|nt>ts for R 21 point totul atan Freund, 178-481; Gert1 Barbian, 8howed the fans a real display of 471; Tony Werbnlng, 519; Dick Jager 505; Harold Vycital, 382; Chas. Corso, 527; Carl Behnke, 409. Another group took to the alleys. but in this one the- girls held shooting as he hit some terrific long set shots and drove through the St. Mary's team to score on other occasions. The Warriors got off to a slow start but soon they found their marks and began to Don't know wtty, feat Tete Freund (the Canada plumber) is passing out cigars this week. You can get a lot for your money by purchasing a series ticket for the Forester state basketball tournament starting next Sunday. You can see all the games (three Sundays- and all the special en- »tertainment for a buck and a half. Experts tell us that there are only 44* separate sounds in the English language. We've heard 'em all in our house. Have been watching the papers for startling news from Washington, D. C. Jerry Newman was down there a short time ago and sent us word that--"if there is a change for the better, please give credit where due". . <The Richmond district tournament is in progress this week and it looks like Hebron should come through unscratched. St. Mary's of Woodstock -meets Ntorth Boone of Capron at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Richmond and Huntley clash in the second game. out for » pins in each game. It rain baskets on the faltering St. helped, but the men had the edge i Mary « five. All nine of the War- 2276-2096. Irene Stoller, 426; Kl-, riors got in the scoring act. The sie Winket, 454; Bertha Jager, fust break was at its best, which S50; Jean Kupec, 379: Evie Hoyte, counted many buckets for the 400; Clyde Carr, 479: Paul Over- | hard driving McHenry five. Our too, 39ft; Jim Kupec, 47S; Tom! full court press was nothing to Moore, 411; Jim Larkin. 521. be ashamed of either. .Everybody had a good time and! ln the firgt quarter Uie War_ the proceeds were donated to a rior8 got off to a slow gtart ftg fund that helps less fortunate thev wer people walk - and maybe bowl. GOLD DUST TWINS MAKE THEIR DEBUT VS. ST. MARY'S J.V. re failing to get many rebouuds. However, soon the Wui riors remedied their faults and put 011 the steam. The gap began to clo.se as Stan Aim hit 7 to start his 21 point barrage. St. Mary's held a slim 14-13 ktad as the quarter ended. All In Scoring Act It was again Aim who led the The Little Warriors have an amazing streak in which they have won 12 out of their last i3 ganles. St. Mary's became their | way in the" second quarter as he 12th victim last Tuesday night. udd«-*d 8 more points to lead our Who are the gold dust twins? You ! 8urBe Warriors got in the ask. They are Rob Weber and i 8Cori»e act as we took the lead Jerry Marunde, our two managers,! ^roni Mary's with an 18 point Who have been practicing all sea- j Quai't(;r- As the half ended the son long for this. Everyone was j Warriors had a slim 31-28 lead, thrilled at the fine and daring I ^ut &ave everyone the impression play displayed by these two. After jthat greater things were to come, playing a full quarter they both 1 Greater things came all right retired again to their manage^ and the faithful fans didn't have duties. j long to wait, for in the third quar- The Little Warriors, after trail- ! ter the Warriors put themselves -ing in the first quarter took a in--the- driver* -seat an<J sped half-time lead. Loren Freund's , away. Stan Aim and Tom Huefine shooting was mainly respon- ! mann led the attack as they each sible. Loren tallied 8 of our 11 i scored 6 more. Bobby Walters points during the first half. We | added 4, Ron Ford and Craig led 11-7 at the half. The Little Warriors cam6 back stronger than ever in the second half to sew it up. We outscored St. Mary's 24-17 in the second half. St. Mary's scored as many ^points on free throws as they did on baskets. They scored on 12 On Thursday night, Hebron plays the winner of the first game. In the second game Thursday, St. j *ree-throws and made 6 baskets Edward's of Elgin faces the win-! '0r t'le wine total. Loren Freund ner of the Rif.hj led the scoring as he scored 14. game. From there on it was well divid- - • , ^e<L The finals will be played Friday night. If that isn't between Hebron and St. Edward's, somebody told us a story. ---- Baldwin each 3, and Chuck John son 2. In all the Warriors amassed 24 points and held St. Mary's to only 9. The Warriors were firmly entrenched in the lead as the final stanza began G5-37. Jl© Let-Down There was no letting down on the Warriors part as they kept going as strong as ever in the fourth quarter. This time it was John Lawrence and John Bolger who led the surge. Lawrence A large delagation of McHenry area fans will undoubtedly be setting their sights on the 1952 Elgin regional basketball tournament next week. At 6:45 next Tuesday night, March 4, the first whistle toots as the Elgin team faces Grunt High. At present, Elgin rates the No. 14 spot in state ratings. Their rating in this tournament will uartainly be high. "{Jrant is said to have the size to cause plenty of trouble. In the second game Tuesday night, staring at 8:30, Duudee and Antioch will square off. While Dundee does not «njoy the high ranking of some previous years, close followers of the game say to watch 'em. It is pointed out that Duudee is ulways a tournament team and that they have been climbing steadily to peak condition for this jneet. .. McHenry fans will have all ey* j 011 th^ 6:45 game Wednesday] night. The Warriors meet the high • scoring Crystal Lake team in what | may prove to be one of the best games of the tournament. Certainly Crystal Lake rates higher than the MCHS squad, but Coach Fulton has had success in getting his team up for certain tough battles. Crystal Lake has a more experienced team that cau boast of handing the Hebron Green Giants their only set-back of the season. Odds favor the Lakers. McHenry hopes run with the Warriors.-- And those Warriors can run! At this writing Hebron has to win the district meet at Richmond before gaining the right to play iu the regional. Nobody doubts their .ability to make it, but nobody dares sell that St. Edward's team short. That's the team Hebron must get past in the district meet. The district wiuAer meets Woodstock at 8:30 Wednesday. Looks like Wednesday has been B©t aside as McHenry County Night. Game 5: Winner of game 1 vs. winner of game 2-^-6:45, Thursday, March 6. Game 6: Winn&r of game 3 vs. winner of game 4--8:30, Thursday, March 6. The winners of games 5 and 6 will battle it out at 8 p.m. Friday, March 7, for tournament supremacy and the right to go on to the sectional meet at Waukegan. were blowing their whistles far too often for the benefit of playing good basketball. I'm sure that no one like£ to watch a game in Which all the action is at the^foul sti ipe. The Warriors also had considerable trouble in getting started, for they were unaccustomed to the cracker-box surroundings of the Delavan gym. Finally when the Warriors got started they cut the Delavan margin to o-,n! point with sliglftty ( over a minute to play. However, they couldn't go any farther as six men -were forced to retire from the game after committing five fouls apiece. Slow Starters Delavan got off to a flying start and took advantage of the slow-starting Warriors. The Warriors could t^ally only, one field goal in the first quarter and that nw by Ron Ford, who was pulled from the lineup because of fouls. Coach Fulton planned to save Ron for the second half. As the quarter ended the W'urriors were sadly behind 17-5. Iir the second quarter the Warriors hegan to cut the Delavan margin, but in adding to thfeir score they also added many fouls. The Warrior scoring was well balanced with all five men doing their share At halftime the Warr ior s were hack in the game and TIH RSDAY, FEB. 28 "TONIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT" #1 per family -- tax inc. ln Technicolor "TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY" Tony Martin Janet Leigh FR1. Si SAT., FEB. 29 - MAR. 1 In Clnecolor "DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH" j8,lames Craig Barbara Pay ton Plus "HIT PARADE OF 1952" ~ John Carroll Marie MacDonald SrN. & M03., MARCH 2-3 "THE TANKS ARE COMING" Steve Cochran Mari Aldon See where Gus PVetntf clinked off a 232-602 bowling series this week. When bowlers hit that charmed circle, the world seems irv, bright ^ " - | Speaking of tlfe w«|rld, #re heard one the other day. "Columbus wAa wrong," insists a local phi- \ ,1 loaopher, "The world IS flat^ lip;.: DAILY PINrPs7~- ' l '4, When success goes to your head it dazes you so you head for deadlines instead of headlines, rNonsense is an essential sub- * /t'J stance of common sense whereby to subtly season sombre situations Whose life adds up to nothing more than a row of figures finds the common denominator to be futility. Dreams are a dime a dosen but the awakening is sometimes costly. Awffliypous V . • • --J.'---. * •'.f- MEET BOB TAFT March 3, 9:30 A. Subscribe for the Plalndealer r • ;JVTTHE WILMOT HIGH SCHOOL WILMOT. WIS. : fere's A Good Steer FOR BETTER -- -- AND FASTER Television And Radio S E R V I C E CALL 979 or after I P. M. call &77.M-1 Also open for Sunday call* j^mplete Expert Repairs on all makes of Television and Radio. Also Installations Work Folly Guaranteed. 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The Warriors will play their last home game tomorrow night when they meet Grayslake. Everyone is urged to watch the team in their last home appearance. ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA THURS„ FRI. & SAT* - FEB. 28-29 A MARCH 1 7:00 -- 9:90 P. M. Robert Taylor * Denlse Darcel "Westward The Women" SUN. & MON^ MARCH 2-8 Sunday Matinee Only • 4 Cartoons 2:80 P. M. D. Smith, c D. Dickman, g Gre^ory^p McHe Delavan 14 -34 I change the picture somewhat, ft pf pts ) Harvard travels to Lake Clenelr» 4 S 12 i Friday night ahd could throw the 3 Lakers into a tie with MeHeUfJ and Delavan ^for the run ner-Sip spot. . Marengo's pave Foy was but 1J) front for individual scoring honor^ with 247 points. Babcdck Elkhorn was second with 2i«< Conference Standings TEAM iff Elkhorn y ' ; , - , ' Marengo^--. Lake Gefliev* T'-'X'-:; McHenry^ ".f- Delavan '. *• _. 1;'. Harvard^*' BurlingtijHiv -'T Whitewater f 11 u -I J JA?' l Li pci .1 # m •m 9W m i » i a ii MARENGO IN TIE WITH ELKHORN FOR SWANI CAGE TITLE Marengo eked out a 56 to «4, victory over Harvard last Friday night to gain a first place tie with Elkhorn for the Swani basketball title. • • . -"n • Only one game remains to be played in the league and that will LAKE t h e a t r e m GENOA T H E A T Fv F FRI. & SAT., FEB. 29 & MAR. I Sterling Hayden Forrest Tnrker In "FLAMING FEATHER' In Technicolor Co-Feature LEO G0RCEY BOWERY BOYS Lake, PHOXE 644 ; ; '$0 • Suiutiiny Matinee at ^:0# Sunday Matlnee at 8:00 h <«"•, Week Days at 7:00 P. X. ' ^ v; FRI. & SAT„ FEB. 29 * MA Alse M&turriay Matinee at StOO "Silver CUy" Comedy -- Color Cartoon - • SCN. & MON."^lARCH 8-1^^ "Red Skies of Montana" Comedy -- Color Cartoon >ew» TFEHh WED. a THI'R&, 'MARCH 444 • "Showboat' Color Cartoon _ News EXTRA -- M1DMTE SHOW! #RI. FEB. 29 - Leap Year Mte. 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