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P"qte Four THE Mc! Y PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 8, 1962 SO I HEAR One way to start a column is to try to straighten out a goofed up story of last week. I bi We ran a story about St. Mary's Grade School basketball team winning the Triounty Championship. That part was correct, but such a mixup in names! Denny Jackson and Jackie Hester were left out." We are sorry. Further, the name Ron Anderson was used instead of Gary Anderson. At least we had the last name correct. More -- It was Tom Harrison, not Frank,, who- should have been listed. We won't pass the buck this time, but if this correction is not right there are two fellows who will have to sign affidavits next week -- the fellow who gave us the first list and the one who told us we were wrong. We like to read papers and even enjov a peak at the pages printed for the little women once in a while. On this cold, cold day we find it is time to buy spring hats. We think Grandma was sensible in wearing a knitted (or mavbe it was crochet) hood in winter time. Last week we saw some goofy numbers labeled "Hats That Will Npver Come Off." They never should have been on. Sickness has played heck with our office and the girl u ho chocks bowling scores has been bowled over by the flu. We do find the Majors still getting a lot of timber. I,. Smith has a 257 game. R. Larson leads with a 246-641 series. R. Cynowa was next with 243-630. Eleven bowlers in this group were over 600 while as many more were just a wiggle or twist away. Paul Morenz scored 38 points against Crystal "Lake Tigers Friday night and has drawn the attention of the metropolitan press in a big way. For a fellow who thinks baseball and football are his games, he is a handy one to have on your basketball team. At the recent Marian Central football banquet, sponsored by the Fathers' Club, Mike Purvey was chosen, by his team mates, as the "Most Valuable" player for 1961. Joe Blenner of McHenry shared honors as the most improved backfield man. Both names have local interest and we congratulate the boys. Wlndup -- Please read story on Wrestl i n g t o u r n a m e n t . M c H e n r y Warrior basketball teams travel to Palatine Friday night. Pray for an early spring and, as Dick Jager would say, "Stick with those White Sox." From Harry Eckland comes a clipping from the Los Angeles, Calif., paper telling that Don Bollman, son of Mrs. James Braden of Los Angeles, and the late Bernie Bollman, who were residents of Pistakee Bay for many years, was a member of the first place team in the Palm Springs Golf Classic held the past weekend in Palm Springs. James Braden was a member of the fourth place team. WARRIORS HIT HOOP 10 BEAT CRYSTALJJtKE Morenz Scores 38 In Leading Way To 84 To 67 Victory The Warrior varsity basketball team shot back into winning ways last Friday night to win a decision victory over the visiting Tigers of Crystal Lake, 84 to 67. One could not move far into a story of the game without mention of 38 points scored by Paul Morenz on 17 baskets and 4 free throws. Those baskets were sunk from every position and every spot within basket range. It was in the first period that the Warriors gaineu .heir edge, outscoring Crystal Lake 28 to 16. From theiv ,n the game was plenty cloi*? to be of interest without causing fast heart beats. The Warriors Jheid the scoring edge in all but the third quarter, but this time they held within two points in thai troublesome period. Each team had 21 fouls as the officials turned in what must be termed a highly acceptable performance. Actually the officials allowed the boys to play basketball in the early stages and then tightened their calls as the game^ progressed. Coach Fulton substituted freely early in the game and the plan worked. Coach Wagner tried many combinations, but seemed to lack the horses (or Tigers) that Crystal Lake has had in the past years. VARSITY McHenry (84) FG FT F PT Fletcher 0 2 2 2 Farr '.2 0 2 4 Morenz .......17 4 4 38 Schmidt ...... 0 1 0 1 Rourke 0 4 4 4 Freund .......... 0 2 2 2 May 5 1 1 11 Peterson 4 4 3 12 Ku .eh 4 2 3 10 TOTAL 32 20 21 84 Crystal Lake (67) FG FT F PT Hynan 1 3 3 5 Kempf 1 1 1 .3 Fanter, Bob .. 3 1 1 7 Frenz 0 0 1 O Thompson .... 3 4 «, 2 10 Koch 0 0 1 0 Fanter, Bill 6 1 3 13 Johnson 1 5 0 T Reineck . 4 0 5 8 Eigel 7 0 4 14 TOTALS 26 15 21 67 McHenry 28 17 17 22--84 Crystal Lake -16 13 19 19--67 SPORTS FESTIVAL FOR FARM BUREAU BOWLING TOURNEY McHenry County Farm Bureau Sports Festival Bowling Tournament will be held this year at the Crystal Bowl, corner of route 31 and 176, Crystal Lake, Saturday afternoon and evening, Feb. 10, All Farm Bureau members and their dependents are urged to participate in this county-wide b o w l i n g t o u r n a m e n t . T h e r e will be bowling at 1 p.m. and 0 tiiilililililildilllflllllllilililillUlillllllllllllllliliiltilllllllllilllltllilii The Great Outdoors ' By Jack Walsh itiiilMiiiiiiim Last Sunday's "heat wave" caused many of the local ice fishermen to rush for the lakes and we understand that some had very good luck. Too bad it only lasted one day. Sub-zero temperature and strong winds can convince the hardiest fishermen to stay home, close to the fireside. We have noticed that many people in this area have built private ponds. We have heard that many of them spent considerable amounts of money stocking them, only to have their ponds "freeze out" in the winter. Removing strips of now from your pond or lake, and keeping them clear will allow sufficient sunlight penetration through the ice to stimulate small plants to produce oxygen. However, at least 15 percent of the pond or lake's surface should be cleared for this method to be wholly effective. A survey on pheasant kills has been taken by wildlife biologists. The results showed that hunters using No. 4 shot crippled and lost 29 birds for every 100 bagged. Those usin:1: No. 5 and 6 shot crippled and lost 24 birds per 100 bagged, while those who used No. 7\i> shot ^ lost only 19 fop every 100 birds. f These results back up our contention and that of many others that smaller size shot penetrates deeper and produces more clean kills. In fact, tests have been conducted with copper and nickel plated shot of all sizes to determine which patterned and penetrated beat. Results showed that the lighter shot sizes are, by far, the best for upland bird shooting. Rumor hap it that a longer shotgun deer season may be in the offing for 1962. Who knows? Maybe this year it might even be. worth applying for a permit. Daily Pinups The best way to rise with the lark is to avoid the midnight swallows. It's the fellow who doesn't know where he's going who does the most wondering why he doesn't get there. NORTH SUBURBAN W L Pts. Opp. Zion " ' '672 582 Palatine 8 2' 669 588 Libertyville 7 3 559 491 Barrington 6 4 547 528 McHenry 4 6 642 639 Woodstock 3 7 678 668 Dundee 3 7 591 558 Crystal Lake 1 9 572 620 Friday Zion 81, Woodstock 59 McHenry 84, Crystal Lake 67 Libertyville 54, Barrington 38 Palatine 71, Dundee 69 Games Friday Zion at Crystal Lake Dundee at Barrington Libertyville at Woodstock McHenry at Palatine (MM 11-2 Season Record McHenry High School wrestlers ended their regular season duel matches, with a brilliant 11 wins and 2 losses. Conference Tourney McHenry Grapplers will now look forward ,to working out in preparation fqy the forthcoming North Sufcurban Conference Tournament which will be held at McHenry High School. Drop Hard Match To Elgin Last week January 30, Elgin High School 29-11. Most of the matches were very close. Lishamer, Kinnerk, Sayler, Dowlin and Latimer all lost by inly one point. Hanck, Fuchs, Wahl Win Tom Hauck (95), Wayne Fuchs j( 165) and Bob Wahl (180) (woh their respective weight classes in hard fought matches. A1 Baur wrestled to a draw with his opponent at 138. . Season Record -- Du. l Matches 13 Matches Won 11 -- Lost 2 W L, T Anderson 0 1 0 Bellino 2 6 1 Glosson 0 1 0 Sorenson, F 0 3 0 Hauck 7 3 0 Schmidt 1 1 0; Creighton 5 4 0 Lishamer 14 1 1 Thoren 2 4 0 Sayler 10 5 0 Parks -. ... 0 4 0 Hastings 0 2 0 Tychwicz T 3 0 Meyer 6 4 1 Baur 11 3 1 Dowhin J. Jr. ....10 4 1 Stramaglio 6 6 2 Kelso 0 1 0 Mars 0 1 0 Fuchs 13 2 1 Latimer 11 3 0 Sorenson 3 0 0 Schuerr :... 3 0 0 Daly 2 1 0 Erb 0 1 0 Trendler .. 3 0 0 Gelvin 3 0 0 Kinnerk 0 1 0 Total Points Scored by McHenry 382 Total Points Scored by Opponents 190 Total' Pins by McHenry .. 44 Total Pins by Opponents ..17 Lake Region Sports Car Club Lake Region Sports Car Club will present its "Barn Burning Baah", Sunday, Feb. 11. Events will be similar to a crosscountry gym k h a n a. First and second place trophiefe* vtfill bT given'f6rth§ fo|^ lowing classes: uftder 1500 cc; over 1500 cc; and women's. Members, guests, and all interested persons are invited to attend. Tech check at 11:30, event starts at noon at Kurt Wanieck's farm near Woodstock, 111. Standard safety equipment required. For further information call: Sam Absher, Wonder Lake 6964 - Wonder Lake, Illinois. 3 p.m. Saturday afternoon, and 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturday evening. All people wishing to bowl are asked to call one of the following for reservations: McHenry, Johnsburg and Northeast part of the c o u n t y , c a l l M r s . L a u r a Schmitt, EV. 5-1243, or Charles Weingart, EV. 5-1287. When your work speaks for itself, it's well not to interrupt it. Nothing is harder on a woman's wardrobe than another woman. The guy who keeps his head above water is the one who keeps out of expensive dives. He stopped to pat a small pup's head, A tiny thing to do; And yet, the dog remembeir ing, Just frisked the whole da> through. Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. ;04 N. Or. Ph. EV5-014- Call EV 5-0144 24-hr. Answering Service THURS.; FRI. & SAT. Feb. 8, 9 & 10 - Double Feature Program ELVIS PRESLEY "BLUE HAWAII" -- Plus -- "TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK" CHUBBY CHECKER Tomasello's T.N.T. League -- J. May 190-179-177-516; V. Smith 223-538; B. Hettermann 492; D. Schiavone 487; H. Meyer 485; M. Seldon 467; C. Thomas 463; M. Hettermann 176-459; M. Smith 458; I. Godina 456; N. Piatt 455; L. A. Smith 190-435; D. Kibbe 185- 432; B. L. Hiller 177; V. Tomasello 179; M. Wiggerman 180. Railroads: N. Weber 5-10. Sun. Morning 2 Man Team --- E. Koch 186-210-193-234-817; C. Bork 211; J. Ripley 221. Railroads: G. Trinn 6-7; Ray Klu7ek 2-10; E. Koch 5-7. Men's Friday Nite 7:15 -- Frank Schmitt 256-590; Le- Roy Hiller 549; Jerry Kern 544; Marv Bauer 204-532; Bill Pierce 520; John Weingart 207; Don <Kern 202; Tom Huemann 200; Ray Groh 201. Mi\ed-Up Grownups--Men •-- A. Otto 208-554; R. Stilling 521; F. Schmitt 550; J. Wakitsch 207-539; D. Hiller 544: E. Sutton 209; S. Katzenberg 202; A. Erikson 210-542; R. Rudolph 216-552; D. Huff 537. Mixed-Up Grownups--Women Lou LaBay 212-546; F. Erikson 191-488; J. Lundy 462; E. Becker 467; L. Schmitt 436; P. Stilling 445; M. Otto 438; J. Parfrev 433. Palace Recreation Tuesday Niters League -- S. Bacon 214-531; H. Mtchels 523; R. Bertalotti 221-523; 7 p.m. Ladies League -- I. Uhles 199-481. 9 p.m. Ladies League -- M. Cook 447; N. Fidler 189- 471. Tavern League -- J . W a ' l n c e 2 2 2 - 5 5 2 ; B . Kreutzer 535; A. Kroeper 200; C. Behnke 544; W. Low 531: D. Jager 241-617; J. Worm •>Oq-?r)l-579. C.O.F. League -- B. Gende 202-5P4; B. Kreut- "nr 210-561; E. T'ronnes 532; •Toe Elton 531: R. I'Vpimrl 203- 509: G. Freund 214-563; R. Tusten 215; J. Herdrich 200- 570. TTrHenrv Recreation Wed. Major Leogtie -- R. Larson 2QG-246-641; R. I Cynowa 243-630: W. Webb 206- 217-623; R. Shane felt 234-217- 619: H. Jensen 215-203-618; J. j Herdrich 235-207-615; L. Then- | nes 207-204-611; S. Buenzli 228-226-600; D. Weber 226-605; D. Gerstein 227-201-597; L. Smith 257-596; H Brooks 220- 595; A. Jackson 204-202-594; R. Carlson '.V>7-594; A. McCarroll 212-591: Honky Miller 230-590; G. Meyer 2M-5R7; R. Weide 236-5S7; D. Buralli 226- 584; H. Lottcher 204-575; T. Shane 223-570; R. Rosing 208- '564; V, Paustian 2I1-56T; Schmidt 203-559; A. Kuna 55Efej: N. Dalby 549; G. Rodenkirk 202-547; R. Tyk 541. Afon. Nite Commercial -- M. Gath 209-591; S. Bacon 214; B. Kelly 205; R. Garrelts 202-201-612; W. Garrelts 542; C. Green 200; B. McCarroll 204-554; A. McCarroll 218-209- 602; C. Brennan 202; H. Blake 560; B. Christensen 550; B. Nolan 215-562; Kleinhuzen 206-556; M. Gath 218; T. Oeffling 218-225-632; J. Pieroni 225-201-622; A. McCarroll 212- 591; C. Behnke 213-557; B. Christensen 554; G. Fraunhoffer 231-538; M. Klapperich 543; W. Garrelts 219-604; F. Matthesius 205-562; R. Kick 203-234-622; H. Blake 200. Tuesday Thirty Niners -- B. Mackinder 190-481; C. Schlitt 200-461; S: Walsh 176- 469; L. Knox 182-475; M. Adams 443; A. Leone 441; A. Prazak 183. Railroads: B. Mackinder 6- 7-10. C. D. of A. -- G. Sicrman 190-480; G. Barbian 181-513; J. Buss 198-531; C. Bo^o-' 202-485; Z. Rutherford 463;/P. Ruemelin 190-514; B. Lei^ht 479; M. Fuchs 190; B. O'Brien 206-550; N. McAuloff 180-496; J. Wiles 453; E. Wirfs 180; L. Smith 177-465; A. Vaupcll 483; J. Weyland 177-485; E. Nell 187-464; I. Thompson 189-469. Railroads: H. Donovan 5-8- 10. Friday 7 p.m. Nite Owls -- R. Romkowske 180-493; J. Diedrich 471; M. O'Brien 441; M. Karls 460; S. Suttpn 194- 202-544; F. Anderson 175-485; G. Hastings 180-444; E. Koenemann 182-448; E. Tony an 199- 181-478; L. Worts 222-516; E. Klapperich 442; G. Steinsdorfer 469; M. Kuna 448; T. Klapperich 462; D. Stoffel 449. Railroads: M. Etheridge 5- 10; A. Amann 3-10; E. Paddock 1-2-7; G. Steinsdorfer 4-7-9. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- Bill Rochelle 201-227-579; Stan Thomas 210-204-570; L. Thennes 213-575; Herb Freund 538; M. Glyzewski 491; Bonnie Hale 180; Tony Rebel 202; Ray Siscoe 203-566; Leo Rothering NORTH SUBURBAN WRESTLING MEET HERE THIS WEtt McHenry High School will be host to the 1962 North Suburban Conference Tournament Friday and Saturday, Feb. 9 and 10. Schools represented in the Conference are: Barrington, Crystal Lake, Dundee, Libertyville, McHenry, Palatine and Zion-Benton. Palatine High School will be the defending champions, but challenging their crown will be McHenry, Barrington and Libertyville. Zion, Dundee and Crystal Lake, though not serious contenders this year, will furnish leading i n d l vidual threats at several weights. North Suburban Conference Tournament Where: McHenry High School When: Friday and Saturday, Feb. 9 and 10 --\ Time: 6:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9 (1st Round) 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10 (Semi-Finals) 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10 (Finals) The service station is classed as a purely American institution. 224-571; Wanda Gehrke 189- 175-515; Len Gehrke 200; Don Fout 203. Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- Doris Freund 181-190-540; M. Einspar 449; C. Schlitt 186- 178-515; Dorothy Freund 191- 461; D. Stoffel 186-478; B. Gilpin 494; J. Czajkowski 437^ C. Freund 432; M. Steinsdorfer 179-433. McHenry Tie Rods As most of you may know, the McHenry Tie-Rods and the McHenry Wheelers have joined together to promote a rummage sale. All profits from ^ the sale will be given to a* local charity. Anyone who would like to donate somethir j that can be resold, please call 385-1597 for pickup. Most of the members should, by the end of this winter or early this spring, have a com; plete Tie-Rod wardrobe. It should consist of a blue and white winter jacket with white lettering, a white summer jack- g et with blue lettering and a blue shirt and slacks with white lettering on the shirty This will be used when workr ing at the drag strip. There have been several guyf asking about joining the McHenry Tie-Rods. We are al- « ways interested in building up our club. If you would like to join, call 385-1587 between ^ 6 and 7 p.m. during the week.™ We'll be glad to talk to you. Ron Klapperich Secretary. iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiim FOX VALLEY RIDERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii;iiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiui The fourth annual spring dance of "The Fox Valley Riders Motorcycle Club" of McHenry will be held Saturday, Feb. 10, at the American Legion hall on old Route 12 at Wauconda. Refreshments and dancing from 9 'til 1. . trophies to be given to the largest club attending with A.M.A. members in uniform ^ and for the club travelling the fartherest distance. 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