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. J+ction On* Four THE McHENRY FLAINDEALER < Thursday, F«bruary 4,19G5 •irrffSSs SO I HEAR... We were in our glory Tues: day night as we accepted an invitation from. Don Peasley ito attend the big sports banquet sponsored by the Elks Club in Woodstock. , McHENRY WARRIORS WIN WO BIG GAMES TO TAKE OVER THIRD PUCE SPOT White Sox were there in strong numbers^ So was "Gabby" Hartnett, famed as a Cub, now back in baseball with the Kansas City Athletics. Paul "Dizzy" Trout, former pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, was the toastmaster deluxe. Snappy stories and baseball tales rolled out as the crowd roared. Pete Ward, Sox third baseman, spoke with the confidence developed along the banquet trail. Aside from not liking sports writers (the ones who misquote him), Pete seems to have the world in the palm of his hand and a great future in baseball. From the Cubs came "Rip" Collins, the former St. Louis GasJHouse Gang first baseman, with a wealth of stories about the likes of "Dizzy" Dean, Frank Frisch and "Pepper" Martin. "Chuck" Hiller made his talk short, but the applause was long and loud from his many friends in McHcnry County. „The high point of the evening was the presentation of a plaque to Joe Frett, who is known as Mr. Baseball in Northern Illinois. Joe did much for baseball in our area throughout the years and has a flock of friends who never forget. He is truly the people's choice. The Elks received a nice telegram from Congressman Bob McClory, congratulating the group for honoring Joe, his long time friend,'4 Joe's modesty loomed up as his own sort, Bob, the Jacksons and a long line of true friends lined up to get his autograph. Said Joe,t "This is too much." \ We -spent a long time talking over old time sports history with fellows like "Syd" Corson. It was an outing that went right to our heart. And they couldn't have honored a finer guy than Joe Frett. We would like to go on with some other items, but the clock tells us it is time for the presses to roll. So, let's close with a rising, rousing hand for Betty Clark. She bowled a 225 game. Wow! McHENBY SKATERS PARTICIPATE IN ROLLER CONTEST On Feb. 14 members of the McHenry Dance, Figure and Speed Skating club will participate in the Illinois Tri-State Roller Skating meet at the North Avenue roller rink in Chicago. Those representing the McHenry club will be Dale Marzano and Sharie Olle, Chuck Olcott and Judy Newkirk, Chuck Violett and Cindy Neeley. The skaters are instructed by Barry Raff, a former Illinois state champion. Ricky Foss will also participate. The club will be sponsoring another skating party in the coming month that will be open to the general public. Those who attend will have a good time skating and playing games. Watch this newspaper for the date and time. As many as 60 distinct colors are observable from Observation Point, Zion National Park. ismpkdnni IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS WORLD WIDE SERVICE Airline Steamship Railroad Cruise Tours Hotels U-Drive Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 8405 W, Elm St. McHeniy 385-7500 i, Ticket Reservations at i'A-v No' -Extra:- Charge i $j; MCHS MAT MEN DEFEAT CARYGROVE 28-13 Hutchinson Squad Ends Dual Season With 9-4 Record Rudi J. Photo The above picture was taken in the local gym last Saturday night during the Warrior-Libertyville game. Lockwood is shown clearing the boards for McHenry. The McHenry Warrior cagers continued on their winning ways last weekend as they breezed past North Chicago Friday night by a 77-66 score, and then came back Saturday to defeat Libertyville 71-68. The productive weekend enabled the Warriors to move into sole possession of third place in the conference race with a record of 6-4. In the Friday encounter with -North Chicago it was a fine second half effort by the Warriors that assured the victory. The fourth stanza was particularly well played as the Warriors entered the quarter behind 53-51. Led by Ken Laurence and Rich Smith the WaN riors out-scored the Warhawks 26-13 in the period. The game was a close affair all the way as North Chicago led at the end of a quarter 18-17 and at the half 34-33. - All five of the Warrior starters were in double figures. Rich Smith led the attack with 21 points, followed by Bentz and Laurence with 15, Hiller with 13 and Soda with 11. Rufils Woods led the Warhawks with 16. It was the third Warrior victory over the North Chicago team this year. . The Warriors handled the Libertyvill° Wildcats much easier than Lhe final score of 71-68 would indicalc. Led by Myron Bentz, who had an outstanding game for the Warriors, the Orange and Black had an 18 point lead with 3:55 remaining in the third period. The Wildcats were a determined crew however and they persisted to the final buzzer. The Warriors led at the quarter 14-11 and had boosted their lead to 37-23 with a quick flurry just before the halftime. Smith led the Warrior charge in the period and he got able support from Bent/. Bentz incident ly was playing with an eight stitch gash over the right eye. After the huge Warrior lead in the third period the boys seemed to let up. The Cats made their move but it was not enough as the time ran out. Smith led all scorers with 23 points, Bentz chipped in 22 and was a demon on the boards. Wendt led the Cats with 21. „ The victory over Libertyville moved the Warriors one game ahead of the Wildcats as the two clubs were tied starting the evening festivities with identical 5-4 records. Coach Larry Leon of Libertyville made a trip to the Warrior locker room after the game to congratulate Myron Bentz on his fine performance. North Suburban Standings W L Pts Opp Dundee 9 1 720 614 Woodstock 8 2 626 586 McHenry 6 4 680 644 North Chicago ... 5 5 639 633 Libertyville 5 5 633 604 Crystal Lake .... 37 679 722 Zion 3 7 599 633 Barrington 2 8 523 631 Top Scorers G FG FT T Martindale, Wood. 10 81 55 217 Desmond, C. L. 10 77 61 215 Dahl, Lib. 10 81 52 214 Goers, Dundee 10 73 40 208 Games Fi£., Feb. 5 McHenry at Crystal Lake Barrington at Woodstock Dundee at Libertyville Zion at North Chicago McHenry Warriors to Crystal Lake The McHenry Warriors will invade the lair of the Tigers from Crystal Lake next Friday night in an attempt to average an earlier season loss. The Warriors appear to be one of the best clubs in the conference right now but must stop Dennis Desmond, high scoring Tiger guard, if they expect to hold on to third place. A win will even keep Warrior hopes alive for a share in the conference crown. However, with four games left on the league schedule only a complete collapse by the Dundee Cards will enable the Warriors to catch them. It seems that the present goal is a second place finish. With the Woodstock club and Dundee still on the Warrior schedule that is not impossible. HOSPITAL MEETING Members of McHenry hospital are reminded of the annua! meeting which will be held Saturday, Feb. 6, at 7 o'clock at the McHenry Country club. Guest speaker will be the renowned scientist, Ronald Singer, M. D., Doctor of Science, who will speak on "Hunting Fossils in Africa".' [ ITS WORTH A TRIP TO CHICAGO'S LOOP TO SEE BOX OFFICE OPEN OAtLY 10 A.N-SUN II A.* uttS^W 10 F5r?CVG^pV.WGRUCt portug*1 ,h inn. cinestaqe Dearborn & Lake! BAIL ORBIRt aivcN piioiirr ATTENTION W" IImmptd. Itlltdilittfd MICE AM PERFORMANCE SCHEat""' » MATS. DAILY 2 P.M. $7.10 A 130 PM"? U 80 12 JO WC. FKI. t SAT. Ev««. $3.00 $3.00 $2 <0 EXTRA SHOWS f HI.-SAT.-SUN. a* NEW.YEAR'S DAY at S P.m. A stubborn group of wrestlers from Cary Grove gave McHenry a stiff battle before faltering in the final four matches and losing by the score of 28-13. One of the most exciting matches was at 154, where senior grappler John Oppenheim defeated Cary's outstanding wrestler, Gernanaey, with a take-down in the final period to win by a close 5-4 score. Sophomore Pete Smith (103) pinned his man in the second period in 1:45 seconds. Jim Anderson (120), who beat Schmidt of Cary twice before, lost to him by 1-0 count. Dale Marzano (138) fought his opponent, to a 2-2 draw. Rich Wolf (127) beat Sauer of Cary by a 3-0 score. Dave Weikel (145) lost a close decision to Maginhis of Cary by 1-0 penalty point. Glosson, Creamer, Dougherty, Gelvin Win Co-captain, Ron Gelvin, defeated his opponent handily, 10-0. This was Gelvin's 39th victory as a McHenry wrestler. Senior Jim Creamer (165) got a takedown the first period and a reversal the 3rd period to win by a 4-2 score. Sophomore Tom Dougherty (180) won his third match in a row by some determined wrestling, 3-2. And senior Co-captain, Dean Glosson, picked up a penalty point by some hard wrestling, forcing his man to commit an error, giving Glosson the edge in the score 3-2. Results 95 -- Hartke (C) pinned Henneberg (M) 3:47. 103 -- P. Smith (M) pinned Fujino ,C) 3:45. 112 -- Zvonar (M) dec. Streit (C) 11-2. 120 -- Schmidt (C) dec. Anderson (M) 1-0. 127 -- Wolf (M) dec. Sauer (C) 3-0. 133 -- Glosson (M) dec. Mcintosh (C) 3-2. 138 -- Marzano (M) draw Simonds (C) 3-3. 145 -- Maginnis (C) dec Weikel (M) 1-0. 154 -- Oppenheim (M) dec. Gernanaey (C) 5-4. 165 -- Creamer (M) dec. Steglity (C) 4-2. 180 -- Dougherty (M) dec. Kaminski (C) 3-2. Hwt. -- Gelvin (M) dec. Wujak (C) 10-0. LAKE REGION YMCA CHURCH BASKETBALL In Lake Region YMCA Church Basketball play, St. Thomas Catholic Church in the Men's League and- St. Barnabus Lutheran Church in the Boys League remain undefeated. In a closely contested game last Monday, St. Thomas Catholic beat previously unbeaten St. John's Lutheran 74 to 60, and First Methodist won their first game beating Marengo Baptist 61 to 48. Both of these games were in the Men's League. In Boys' League play last Monday, it was St. Barnabus Lutheran 70, St. Paul United 25; while First Methodist won their first game over Bethany Lutheran 37 to 25. Boys' YMCA Church League standings are: W L St. Barnabus Lutheran 4 0 St. Paul's United 2 2 Bethany Lutheran 1 3 First Methodist 1 3 Men's YMCA Church League standings are: W L St. Thomas Catholic 3 0 St. John's Lutheran 2 1 Faith Presbyterian 2 1 First Methodist 1 3 • Marengo Baptist 0 3 Next Monday, February 8, in the Boy's League, St. Barnabus Lutheran will play First Methodist at 7:00 p.m., and St. Paul's United will play Bethany Lutheran at 8:00 p.m. Both games will be played in the lower gym at the Crystal Lake High School. At the South Jr. High School in the Men's League, St. John's Lutheran plays Faith Presbyterian at 7:15 p.m., and "St. Thomas Catholic plays Maren* go Baptist at 8:15 p.m. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. & Sun. 2:15 STARTS WEDNESDAY FEB. 3 - 6 Weekdays One Showing Only "RIO CONCHOS" And "FATF I<? THE HUNTER" STARTS SUNDAY, FEB. 7-9 One Showing Nightly "THE HUSTLER" And "THE STRIPPER" Foresters Trim Woodstock Five By 109 To 77 With Bentz, Friddle and Schmitt scoring in big figures, the Johnsbtfirg Forester cagers breezed past Woodstock 109-77 on the winners' home floor last Wednesday night. High point man for the night was Musser of Woodstock with 10 field goals and 13 free throws for a whopping 33 points. Oddly enough in modern day basketball the Woodstock team was charged with only 7 fouls and only 5 of Johnsburg's 109 points were scored from the free throw line. Johnsburg FG FT TP T. Oeffling 1 1 3 B. Schmitt 11 1 23 D. Bentz .12 1 25 L. Freund ... 5 0 10 L. Smith ..5 0 10 J. Friddle 12' 0 24 B. Rizzo 3 2 8 W. Frett .3 0 6 Totals 52" 5 109 Woodstock FG FT TP Graham .. 8 2 18 Selchow 0 2 2 Shook 2 37 Musser -10 13 33 Wilbrandt . . . . . . . 6 5 17 Totals 26 „ 25 77 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 17 48 80--109 Woodstock 16 32 49-- 77- Cagers Of Cary Beat Johnsburg Team 107 to 102 The Cagers of Cary edged Johnsburg's entry in the Northern Illinois basketball loop by a 107-102 count Sunday at Johnsburg. The big gun in the Cary attack was Dahlman with 45 points. Don Bentz led the losers with 33 and had the support of a good scoring spread on the part of the entire lineup. Trailing 68 to 80 at the end of the third period the Johnsburg team put on a rally to close the gap for a rousing finish. Johnsburg FG FT TP T. Oeffling 9 2 20 B. Schmitt 3 6 12 D. Bentz 10° 13 33 L. Freund 6 4 16 L. Smith 2 2 6 J. Friddle 4 1 9 B. Rizzo 3 0 Totals 37 28 102 Cary FG FT TP Freund 10 3 23 Dahlman 20 5 45 Huff 0 3 3 Lewis • 6 8 20 Parrish 2 0 4 Beck 1 2 4 Johns 1 2 4 Spas 3 2 8 Joe Frett, founder of the McHenry County baseball league, was honored by the Woodstock Elks lodge at its Sports Night Tuesday evening. With Fi-ett, center are Chuck Hiller, left, and Ed Hall, exalted ruler who made the distinguished citizen award in behalf of the Elks. Totals 42 23 107 >Qore by Quarters Johnsburg 17 42 68--102 Cary 24 51 80--107 Warriors Lose McHENRY RECREATION Thursday.* Nite Business Men's Ed Buss 543; "Doc" Sayler 517; B. Schmaling 233-584; R. Armstrong 218-518; S. Slonina 536; J. Solchenberger 211-540; T. Getner 506; Pf Jensen 554; G. Schaefer 203-586; Bill Scheid 525; Bill Brennan 515; A. Jordan 539; M. Wieser 538; D. Houghton 225-599; A. Rebel 541; J. Doran 218-569; V. Thompson 200-531; H. Hans 210- 514; Lennie 502; Ralph 500. Thursday 9:15 P.M. League F. Peterson 209-553; W. Coari 552; D. Smith 226-184-208-618; R. Cynowa, Sr. 207; B. Nye 200- 567; B. Adams 210; D. Oldenburg 212-210-576; B. Blake 202- 559; J. Brosky 566; H. Steege 225-551; J. Schaefer 205-569; W. Sigman 208; J. Larkin 204; M. Crouch 204-567: W. Schwieger 526; H. Durkin 544; F. Klapperich 515; N. Falk 207; R. Boro 232-204-599; A. Steinsdorfer 570. Thursday Nite 9:15 P.M. League -- 1-21-65 B. Nye 512; B. Adams 203- 519; D. Kent 201; A. Steinsdorfer 564; H. Freund 202; S. West 214-559; B. Kreier 210-566; B. Pries 202-554; W. Pierce 200- 556: D. Smith 202; R. Cynowa, *Sr. 207-559; G. Rodenkirch 215- 586; M. Crouch 558; W. Schweiger 537; R. Carlson 201. Thursday Nite 9:15 P.M. League -- 1-28-65 A. Otto 556; B. Kreier 221- 573; W. Blake 221; J. Kern 202; J. Coughlin 201-566; D. Smith 204-578; G. Rodenkirch 214; H. Durkin 202-551; R. Cy- To Grant, 27-17 Warrior grapplers won five of the twelve matches in losing to a strong Grant wrestling team last Friday in the McHenry gym, 27-17. Glosson Wins Co-Captain, Dean Glosson (133), out-wrestled and dominated his opponent to win 4-0. After a disappointing dual season, Glosson, never a quitter, came back to win this one, his final home match. Also bouncing back was John Henneberg (95), a scrappy sophomore who is improving with every match, beat his man with a convincing 10-2 score. Also winning for the Warriors were John Oppenheim (154) by a 7-2 count, Jim Anderson (120) by a close 1-0, and Ron Gelvin who pinned his opponent in «only 40 seconds. This was the last home match of the season, this week will be the Conference Tournament, February 5 and 6, Friday and Saturday, at Crystal Lake. Results 95 -- J. Henneberg (M) dec. Kowalke (G) 10-2. ~1"03 -- Olscn (G) pinned"P. Smith (Ml 3:57. 112 -- Sanchez (G) dec. J. Zvonar (M) 4-0. 120 -- J. Anderson 6M) dec. Muelfelder (G) 1-0. 127 -- Poliakon (G) pinned R. Wolf (M) 4:30. 133 -- DsXilosson (M) dec. Foszcy (G ) 4^0. 13S -- Welter (G) pinned D. Marzano iMi 3:15. 145 -- Lay ton (G) dec. D. Weikel (M) 14-3. 154 -- J. Oppenheim (M) dec. Holcomb (G) 7-2. 165 -- Schweiss (G) dec. J. Creamer (M) 6-2. 180 -- Vokac (G) dec. T. Dougherty (M) 10-2. Hwt.--R. Gelvin (M) pinned Matas (G) 0:40. nowa, Jr. 217; R. Carlson 200- 212-205-617; D. Buralli 204; A. Kunz 205; D. Kleinhuizen 201; M. Krueger 213-213-589; B. Nye 204; D. Oldenburg 211-569.; W. Coari 543; E. Koch 202. Ten Pin Queens ' D. Gerstein 166; M. Goss 177- 168-503; L. Hanley 165-429; E. Cross 178-446; M. Supek 425; T. Steffan 180-450; E. Smithson 456; M. Donnelly 169-454; N. Ohlson 433; B. O'Brien 167-445; T. Meyers 436; E. Hester 167- 455; L. Ehredt 173-434; S. Spielman. 178-466; L. Michels 169- 459; M. Fuchs 224-522; L. Lennon 441. RAILS--N. Larkin 5-8-10; E. Cross 5-10 & W. Gehrke 6-7. Tuesday Thirty-Niners Irene Stoller 461; Mary Einspar 185-475; Dorothy * Freund 439; Nanci McAuliffe 179-471; Grace Bentz 189-204-525; Claire Rosing 448. RAILS--Cathy Schlitt 4-9-5- 7; Mary Einspar 5-10; Grace Bentz 5-7. Monday Nite Commercial F. Matthesius 567; Herb Freund 204-552; Dan Wever 202-506; W. Garrelts 514; L. Bacon 510; Don Mercure 201- 569; Emil Rhotan 526; Saville 199-574; Rothering 205-550. Wednesday Nite Mixed 7:00 P.M. -- 2-27-65 J. Butler 178; H. Steege 179- 191-171-541 ;G. Cross 146-187; R. Klemm 143; J. McNally 230- 182-177-589; K. Wagner 195- 153-140-488; J. Wagner 156; D. Schwankl 186; I. Buralli 160- 166; T. Klapperich 152; F. Klapperich 153-192-157-502; D. Buralli 172-158-181-511; M. Hinspater 169-201-494; H. Sanford 173; E. Crane 178-154-475; P. McNally 132-134; L. Oeffling 158; T. Rebel 171-188; T. Gerambio 188-155-166-509; H. Gerambio 153; G. Lunsford 142; T. Aylwood 157; L. Kleinhans 169; R. Bujak Jr. 170-164-168-502; R. Bujak Sr. 197-180-525 Wednesday Nite Mixed 7:00 P.M. -- 2-20-65 T. Aylward 149; G. Cross 162-152-166-480; V. Steege 160- 163-184-507; J. Butler 174; H. Steege 167-191-170-528; D. Schwankl 186; M. Nelson 147; A. Nelson 177; W. Crane 161; R. Bujak, Jr. 186-197-195-578; L. Bujak 174; T. Bujak 174; T. Gerambio 185-173-191-549; M. Kilday 163; M. Wagner 147; I. Buralli 170-146; F. Klapperich 182; D. Buralli 214-249-172-635; G. Kleinhans 177; L. Oeffling 162; T. Rebel 176-151-227-554; M. Hinspater 166-166-151-483. TOMASELLO'S Wednesday Nite Crawlers T. Jinga 196-149-192-537; L. Homo 132-127-185-444; S. Lieser 154-126-155-436; J. Conrad 149-133-153-435; F. Matchen 133-163-135-431; K. Smith 131- 135-164-430; B. Peterson 148- 169-109-426; RAIC?T^D. Roberts 7-9. Ladies Eight O'Clock League J. Harkins 408; L. Kimball 162; N. Fidler 163-401; D. Kelsey 177-437; G. Janota 160-170- 176-506; A. Langer 163-426; D. Shaffer 426; D. Anderson 404; H. Peck 168-446. Tomasello's T.N.T. League Mabel. Smith 178-485; Marcella Wakitsh 172-481; Jackie Mortimer 167-460; Meg Joyce 182-446; Marilyn Smith 165-437; Pam Hiller 155-436; Jen O'- Leary 176-422; Alice Becker 175-421; Dolores Klapperich 155-415; Sandra Berkley 166- 415; Mary Pfokup 156-404; Doris Rehbcrg 155-399; Janet Weingart 155-399. RAILS--Doris Rehberg 5-8- 10. Tomasello's Wonder Lake Women's League Lorraine Lowrey 199-500; Jeanne Hamm 195-495; Elsbeth Koenemann 188-466; Leoda Freund 187-487; Gail Crokin 182-442; Charlotte Urban 177- 469; Zelda Malochleb 177-459; RAILS--Dot tie Messer 7-9- split. COURT BRIEFS Stephen J. Major of McHenry pleaded guilty to driving while his license was suspended when he appeared in the court of Judge James Cooney Jan. 29. He was sentenced to seven days in the county jail and fined $100 and costs. Steve Karowsky of McHenry appeared the same day, at which time probation was revoked and he was sentenced to ninety days in Vandalia for non-support. Modern Equipment ADAMS BROS. REPAIR 3004 W. Route 120 PHONE 385-0783 McHENRY With YOUR help we made it! 10th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Thanks, and here's a good one for you. FRI. thru WED., FEB. 5 - 10 This feature NOT recommended l'or children THeAmraKcanizaTian A Fri. - Sat. 7 - 9:15 -- Sun. 5:30 - Weekdays one show 8 p.m. 7:30 SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY, FEB. 7, 3 - 5 p.m. "MAGIC BOY" Full length cartoon feature plus 5 cartoons New Family Playmate for Winter-Time Fun! * Up to 40 m.p.h. over the softest snow or the slickest ice. MARK'S MARINE 3620 W. "Elm St. McHenry, IU. PHONE 385-5200 STOP IX FOR DEMONSTRATION" -- NO OBLIGATION ri