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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 8, 1962 1962 North Suburbaan Conference And State District Wrestling Champions SO I HEAR... Large crowds have watched rthe McHenr^ Warriors in their last home games. Somebody up there in those stands must like those boys. We are among them. - We didn't have a winner this year, but. we thought the boys were giving it a great try. It seemed to us all season that we needed one more good man to round out the team. First sign of spring: Mary Miller, Plaindealer bookkeeper, has a new fly swatter right handy above her desk. We get a pretty good cross section of opinions from those who are loyal fans. Various opinions are offered when you have a losing team. Our opinion is that we did not have championship material this year. A little three year old girl asked her mother not to wash her face "until I'm five". It's a true story and tickled our funny bone. . . LISTEN! -- The regional basketball tournament will be broadcast live over WRMN-FM-94.3 ortM the FM Dial. ^ The broadcast is sponsored by various business places1* in the towns participating. Size was a big factor in the Libertyville game last Friday night. They had big boys. But, their reputation for not being able to handle the press was given further substantiation when our team got around to using the press in the last quarter. At that, we had all the chance- in the world to win from the' fret? throw line. At the end of the game, three Wildcats and two Warriors were on the bench. We can't find ourself clapping when a rival player fouls out of the game. Frankly, we would like to see both teams finish with their strongest lineups. When the rule makers get around to finding a way to keep those players in the game, it will suit our fancy. In every other sport you suffer penalties, but stay in the game. Only for deliberate, dirty fouls would we give 'em the bounce. Paul Morenz scored 18 points and took top scoring honors for the season in the conference. Paul had 326 points for the s e a s o n . W o o d s t o c k ' s R o g e r Eckert had 325, and Ron Kozlicki of Palatine had 321. It was a real race for these boys and the pressure was on in the last part of the,season. Ron Stanton, one of Zion's greats about 5 years ago, still holds the season scoring record with 334 points. Morenz tied Joe Reading's (Crystal Lake) record of 126 field" goals in a season. Records are made to be broken. Think of Wilt the Stilt Chamberlin getting 100 points in a game. He must have stood under the nets all night and dumped 'em in. That should bring about a rule that only boys under 6 feet be allowed to take shots inside the free throw circle and lines. Wouldn't we have fun on that rules committee! DAILY PINUPS Wisdom is the wee prompter that tells usf what to do next when it comes to the worst. Obstacles are the oblique giants that confront us when we take our eyes off the goal. It's when' we forget ourselves that we-do things that are remembered by others. A man is sometimes judged by his taste in ties, a woman by' her hue in hats. Life teaches a lesson; I hold it a truth, That a smile in the heart is the secret of youth; For age cannot harm one, nor do him a wrong, Who whistles a bit as they journey along. ANONYMOUS tittle League Notes Little League President, Fred Meyer, has called a meeting of all officers, managers and anyone interested in helping with our Little League this year. The meeting will be held at the city hall on Thursday, March 15, at 8 p.m. At this meeting we will have the election of officers. Also we will try"*"to ~Set dates for registering and tryouts. We shall also discuss the continuation of the league for eight year olds. This was started two years ago and has been a tremendous success. This league uses the same field as the Little Leaguers. However, the boys are not eligible to play on a regular Little League team since the National Headquarters made the decision two years ago that eight year old boys generally are not mature enough to compete with older players. At that time McHenry's Little League decided to establish an eight year old league. The results have been gratifying. Watch for this column each week for more Little League news. The regional tournament is on, but the press will be rolling before we can get a report of McHenry's game with Crystal Lake. A radio sports announcer and newspaper reporters from towns outside our conference tell us McHenry has a great chance to win this tournament. We hope their crystal ball is not playing tricks. Newspapers seldom pay much attention to unsigned letters, but we are going to look into one received too late to give attention this week. The writer wants us to give a plug to the J.V. team. We abide by a conference request not to print standings and spend a lot of ink on J.V. games. However, we will give this a Ijttle more attention next week. Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. VISCOUNT CORPS PLACES FOURTH IN COMPETITION Saturday, the Viscounts drum and bugle corps competed in the All-American Judges Association first annual standstill contest at Lane Tech auditorium in Chicago. They entered the "A" class competition of the junior corps and placed fourth. There were six other drum corps. First place went to the Royal Airs, second to Phantom Regiment of Rockford, arid third to the Morton Grove Cougars. The Viscounts will be on exhibition this coming Sunday at the McHenry high school during the Forester basketball tournament. WARRIORS LOSE FINAL SAME TO WILDC|T569-64 Scrappy Warriors Put On Late Press For Near Upset A 4tS) lanky, well-built basketball team from Libertyville came to McHenry last Friday night and sailed along to a comfortable lead over the Warriors until a fourth quarter score that left the visitors hanging on the ropes to,, protect a lead that eventually gave them a 69-64 victory. Libertyville's starting lineup featured plenty of size, the shorty of the crowd being 6' 1" tall. Controlling the ball and shooting both field goals and free throws on a high percentage basis, the Wildcats ran up a 22-10 lead in the first quarter. The Warriors showed spunk in the second quarter and outscored the visitors 21-17 to close the gap to 21-17 at half time. Then came that third Quarter and Libertyville forged ahead. Several boys came off thobench to do a good job as the game progressed. In the fourth period, the Warriors went into a full court press that upset the home crowd into a frenzy of excitement. The determined Warriors had a 23-13 advantage in this quarter and looked for a while like they might turn the trick. Fred Kusch led the scoring for McHenry with 19 points while Doug Reed turned in a sharp performance to lead the winners with 20. A glance at the box score will show numerous fouls and the game being won from the free throw line. Libertyville held a big edge in marksmanship from the free throw line. This was the final game of the season as play now moves into the regional tournament. Libertyville (69) B F P Kroll 1 2 2 Marling ...4 3 1 Reed 8 4 2 Denzel 2 2 5 Ray 4 2 5 Craig 2 5 4 Weber .. -: 3 3 5 24 21 24 McHenry (64) B F P Fletcher 1 0 0 Fino 2 0 1 Farr 2 0 4 Morenz 6 6 5 Rourke 0 0 1 Freund 1 2 0 DiCicco 2 0 ' 0 May 2 1 1 Peterson 1 2 5 Kusch S 3 3 25 14 20 Libertyville 22 17 17 13--69 McHenry 10 21 10 23--64 NORTH SUBURBAN W L Pts. Opp. Palatine 12 2 926 823 Zion 11 3 924 845 Libertyville ..10 4 836 777 Barrington • • 7 7 745 761 McHenry .... 5 9 904 919 Dundee 5 9 797 809 Woodstock ..3 11 824 943 Crystal Lake • 3 11 824 955 Results Friday Crystal Lake 63, Woodstock 60 Palatine 54, Barrington 45 _ Zion 52, Dundee 50 Libertyville 69, McHenry 64 Shady habits seldom develop a sunny disposition. TODAY THRU MARCH 11 NOW ENDS SAT., MARCH 10 ERNIE KOVACS in "SAIL A CROOKED SHIP" Plus 'THE PURPLE HILLS' In Color Also Color Cartoon STARTS SUN., MARCH 11 ^ ^ ftKt COLOR by oe uuxe OMMAScopC With DEBBIE REYNOLDS JULIET PROWSE & ANDY GRIFFITH (TV Sheriff) Front Ttow L. to R. Jim Meyer, Dan Kinnerk, Jay Sayler, Ken Lishamer, Tom Hauck, Bill Creighton, and A1 Baur. Second Row L. to R. George Sorenson, Eddy Parks, Ken Thoren, Tom Trendler Bob Kelso, Phil Hastings. Top Row L. to R. Sophomore Coach Dean Hargis, Lou Stramaglio, Wayne Fuchs, Wayne Latimer, Bob Wahl. Jim Dowhin, Freshmefi Coach Bob Hendricks, Head Coach Bill Hutchinson. • MCHS Wrestling Results On Way To Win Trophy Won -- 11 Lost -- 2 McH. 31 Ela Vernon 13 McH. 13 Arlington 30 McH. 30 Dundee 13 McH. 35 Zion 8 McH. 43 Harvard 7 McH. 38 Crystal Lake 6 McH. 23 Palatine 21 McH. 29 Grant 14 McH. 32 Libertyville 13 McH. 31 Gray.slake 11 McH. 24 Barrington 17 McH 42 Gary Grove 8 McH. 11 Elgin 26 DAN KINNERK Senior -- 127 Pound Conference Champion Points by McHenry: 383 Points by opponents: 187 Season Record of Individual Wrestlers Ron Hauck .. Bill Creighton Ken Lishamer Jay Sauler .. Dan Kjnnerk Jim Mjbycr A1 BaHiv-v-r Jim Dowhin Lou Stramaglio • Wayne Fuchs ... Bob Wahl Wayne Latimer • W. L. T. . 12 5 0 . 10 7 0 . 21 2 1 . 13 7 0 - • 8 2 0 . 11 6 1 V)M 7 1 715 8 1 • . 7 10 2 . 18 6 1 . 16 4 1" . 20 5 0 KEN LISHAMER Senior -- 112 Pound Conference Champion MELINDA MASS STATE WINNER IN RIDING CLASS BOB WAHL Junior •-- 180 Pound Conference Champion Palefe© Wins Norffni Suburban Crown With a strong finish. Palatine's entry in the North Suburban basketball conference came through to win the crown this season. Perhaps Palatine's greatest test came two weeks ago when they met and beat Zion to break a tie for first place. Paul Morenz was chosen by l he coaches as a member of the all-star team and also rated honorable mention on the AP all-.'-Vate team. Other choices for the allstars are Roger Eckert of Woodstock, Don Ray of Libertyville, Gary Showers of Barrington and Carl Poelker of Dundefe. Zion had Eddie Moore, Jim Taylor and Morris Thorp on the 10-man team. Palatine is represented by Ron Kozlicki and John Seehausen. Fourteen-.v e a r-old Melinda Mass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mass of McCullom Lake, is receiving the congratulations of friends for being awarded the Illinois championship trophy in the junior western- pleas^ ure class by the Illinois Quarterhorse association. Miss Mass won her trophy for outstanding performances in competition during the past, year. She has been riding her horse, "Quinn Hancock", a registered quarter hor s^, for about a year. Tlio young lady is a freshman at Marian Central high school. The peanut is not a nut, but a legume. "tVAYNE l ATlM^R Junior -- Heavyweight Conference Champion ON COLLEGE COMMITTEE When Carroll college's annual Campus Chest campaign to raise money for World Universily Service, a national organization which helps finance educational services and materials for foreign students, got under way last week, Howard Segermark of Lily Lake road, McHenry, was one of the commiltfe working on plans. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO W3LLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVOUR Route 120 - Just East of K<iut<> VI - Volo, 111. Phone EVergreen 5-6260 W/S T and #0^ tS AT THI CRYSTAL BOWL Routes 31 & 176 Crystal Lake, Illinois • Everything new in boat^and boating * All-Star Entertainment.. . with LORGE GOBEL-The Step Brothers Patty Clark - Frankie Masters & Orch. ukCormick Place on Chicago's Lake Front Acres of parking space • Sat.--11 AM to 10 PM Sun.--11 AM to 7 PM • Daily--2 PM to 10 PM Admission $1.55 • Children Tif. • includes tax/entertainment Entertainment by the Fabulous 'Unpg-edictables Combo •• Every Mon„ Tues., Wed„ Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Your Hosts -- Orv and Ray Bobek For Reservations Phone 459-3636 Palace C. O. F. -- J. Etten 234-575; J. Herdrich 223-582; D. Weber 208-221-614. Tavern League -- B. Kreutzer 554; A. Kroeper 212-543; J. Wallace 206-532; J. Gray 210; J. Worm 214- 565. Tuesday Niters -- A. Weingart 200; B. O'Brien 211-538. S Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- A. Gaulke 466; H. Conway 202-495. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- L. Crouch 176; L. Freund 445. Up at Tomasello's, B. Huemann has a 144 average, but came through with a 247 game in a 575 series this week. At. McHenry Rec wp see a 614 for E. Koch in the Thursday night league. Marion Donnelly had 541 apd Wanda Gehrke 535. And look! Emily Hester 559, Elaine Justen 548, Mary Beth Fuchs 549. They are Ten Pin Queens. C. Rosing's 224-549 topped the Thirty Niner girls. What's this? More Ten Pin Queens .... Bea Meath 581 and Elaine Justen 559. Great gii;lsx'al7e they. Gene Schaefer led the Business Men with 258-639. Ed Buss hit 259 in his second game for a 619 series in spite of fading in his third game. Norm Schmaling's 264 game boosted his series to 612. Tomasello's Friday 9:15 Men's League -- R. Matthews 224; D. Miller 214; B. Selof 537. T. N. T. -- D. J. Hayner 175-177-524; J. Ciechon 188-486; J. O'Leary 180-474; H. Meyer 186-470; I. Godina 193-463; N. Piatt 463; F\ Connley 459; I. Stilling 450; B. Hettermann 198-442; LJ A. Smith 442; E. Rad 440; G. Jorgenson 176-437; M. Joyce 430; C. May 175. Railroads: L. Hiller 5-8-10; M. Wiggerman Weber 5-10; P. Scalf 1-2-10; D. P. Hayner 5-10. Tuesday Nite Business Men's League -- J. Stella 233; J. Ripley 222- 555; Leo Smith 224; J. Thelen 204; R. Thelen 202; J. OHalleran 202; Len Freund 530; L. Thomas 202; R. Kruger 204; C. Vyduna 205. Men's Friday Nite 7:15 League N. Freund 203-560; P. Hiller "569; D. Bentz 223; B. Comtek 202; D. Weber 542; B. Huemann 247-575 (144 Avg.). Mixed-up Grownups -- D. Huff 573; D. Rudolph 494 ; 201-568; L. Schmitt 227- 555; F. Schmitt 216-571; F. Erikson 457; M. Wakitsch 491. McHenry Recreation Ten Pin Queens -- M. Hojnacki 175-452; M. Karls 215-497; J. May 194- 524; J. Heide 438; E. Wirfs 440; K. Kuhler 432; M. Goss 436; T. Olson 175-501; M. Granger 468; B. Meath 190- 189-202-581; N. Larkin 419; M. Cristy 177-434; S. Pierpoali 190-470; P. Dustihiemer 187- 448; M. McKim 193-478; J. Doherty 189-524; L. Burns 178- 487; M. Doherty 200; L. Michels 185-493; M. Donnelly 184- 454; T. Meyer 475; E. Conway 454; „E. Hester 193-177-512; E. Just&n 177-190-192-559; E. Cross 464; W. Gehrke 479. Railroads: D. Gerstein 2-5-7; M. B. -Fuchs 4-5; T. Olson 5-10. C. D. of A. -- B. O'Brien 203-534;' CvBoro, 182-502; E. Smithson ,494x 'p/ Spankuch 453; Z. Rutherford 190-496; M. L. Thennes 178; J. Schmunk 457; D. Chelini 208-466; N. McAuliff 194-488; E. Blake 456; J. Weyland 462; J. Driscoll 175-450; M. Harrison 19G-492. Railroads: V. Meek 1-2-10. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- W. Gehrke 180-508; D. Fout 202-597; B. Hale 442; T. Rebel 204-200-575; H. Freund 535; H. Rothering 473; H. Rothering 235-548; D. Bever 213; B. Rochelle 202; S. Thomas 205; H. Justen 442; L. Thennes 207;. R. Ferers 448; R. Siscoe 538; H. Long 468; B. Long 211-553. Business Men's League -- W. Patzke 200; G. 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