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I Section One -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* March 3,1966 •0 I NEAR ... By: Earl Walsh It was good to get a call from o u r l o n g t i m e f r i e n d , L l o y d Freund, and good to get in a sandy time 1:42 pm wed . . . . little baseball talk. The days are getting longer, the sun higher and the boys are thinking about the coming baseball season. There will be a meeting at Lloyd's home March 15th to get plans moving for a successful C o u n t y L e a g u e s e a s o n . T h e league needs more, teams to make good schedule and create additional interest. Any city, village or town or any organizat i o n i n t e r e s t e d i n b a c k i n g a team should call Lloyd -- 385- 1794. It seems to u§ that with so much effort put forth to develop players in Little League, Pony League and American Legion b a s e b a l l t h a t m a n y p l a y e r s would want to play on a County League team. While plans must start right now for baseball, there is a lot of bouncing to be done on the basketball floors before a state champion is crowned. We have that now famous Forester state basketball tournaplaying' golf in St. Louis these McHenry. Fred Meyer says this is his 20th and last year as chairman o f t h e F o r e s t e r t o u r n e y . F r e d put a lot of dash in this annual event and won't be easily replaced. The first round, played last Sunday, took some of the weaker teams out of the meet. Of course, some good teams also fall by the wayside in each round, but the competition gets tougher each week. See as many games as you can next Sunday, then be sure to keep the following Sunday, March 13, open. That will be a big day. We hope our feathered friends take care of the mosquitos next summer as well as they cleaned up that food we put out for them" all winter. The sparrows are still with us, but some of the fancy colored birds have left us. That's gratitude! Don Howard says they are playing golfin St. Louis these days and why don't we go down there. For a ride in a cart? What looks good to us is some literature from the White Sox showing rates for a trip to Sarasota. Just as soon as we catch up to Social Security and Medicare away we go! EM JOY OUTIHGS OVER WEEKEND Winter and summer were brought back-to-back this past weekend by two youth groups from Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran chun.li. On the summer side, seventh and eighth graders from the confirmation class invited a few of their friends and hid a swimming party in Fox Lake Saturday. As if to prove there are still a few weeks of winter left, the Luther Lraguers took some guests to Twin Lakes, Wis. Sunday, to enjoy the tobog^-in Doing hostess duty for the confirmation class were Mrs. George Kan^ierer. Mrs. Ray Roadman and Mrs. Donald Johnson. Luther Leaguers were served by Mrs. Carlton Bye. Charlene Bye and Frances Klontz. About twenty-five young people enjoyed themselves on each occasion. IB SELLER SHEATRE IE 33S-0032 WOODSTOCK -- NOW SHOWING -- "THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD" with Richard Burton STARTS FRIDAY, MAR. 11 FOR ONE WEEK Walt Disney's "THAT DARN CAT" with Hayley Mills and Dean Jones r -- in color -- Senior Dave Weikel was the Warrior werestling Captain tor t h e 1 9 6 5 - 6 6 C a m p a i g n . D a v e wrestled at 154 lbs. and was on the wrestling squad all four years. During this time Dave won/numerals, a minor letter, and two major letters. This year, Dave took second in the conference and captained the Warriors to a third place conf e r e n c e position and second place in the State district. Dave is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weikel of 1208 N. R i d g e R o a d . N e x t y e a r D a v e will attend Carthage College. PI ALOES Have you noticed the increased large number of well built boys around McHenry lately? Chances are that it might be due to the new weightlifting program that the high school is conducting after school. A prog r a m has been designed by C o a c h e s D e a n H i r g i s , J o h n Mesching and Bud Murray to improve the strength, agility, and coordination of the athletes of the school. The school has purchased several hundred pounds of weight, a power rack, and isometric rack, and a bench which are used in two different small crowded room s, five days a week. The boys are divided up according to their abili'y and work anywhere from two to five days a week in an effort to improve themselves and thus help imp r o v e M c H e n r y ' s a t h l e t i c teams. There are approximately 50 boys working in the program and t h e y rcpre ent athletes from all of the sports. There arc a l 'i/e number of boys who are wanting to get into the program, b.ut because of crowded conditions are not able to. It is hoped that running the program five days a week and dividing un into two areas that as many boys as possible can p a r t a k e i n l h " p r o g r a m . T h e three coat and the boys all work on a voluntary i;a-'is and there ha-; In n a tremendous amount of enthusiasm shown thus far. Soir.o of th > more advanced l-lters in the {•r-.-gr.im are: Carl .1 e r 1 s. Ri> h Heckman. Bob Moore, Scott Xolnn. Doug Kohrt, and Chris Ra-mrssen.' Some of the more promising newcomers i n c l u d e D e n n i s D o w e l 1 , M i k e Schlieben, Doug Belchlavy, John Pohlman, Mike Antonicelli, Tom F u c h s, Dennis Summerkamp, Ken Wahl, Bruce Weidenhoft, Larry Cristy, Rich Mueller, Perry Moy and Dave Bockman. It is hoped that the interest in the program will continue to build and that the boys will continue on with the work during the summer months and that the results will be shown on the fields, courts, tracks and mats as McHonry returns to the top of the conference. FILE DAMAC.K SI IT John J. and Joseph Kneipp are. named in a SITWK) damage suit filed in Circuit court for Laurence Hovscih. administrator of the estate of Ellen Hovseth, and on behalf of Robert Hovseth, a minor. The suit results from an accident in Pistakee Highlands May . 26. 1965, in'which it is charged an auto driven by John J. Kneipp and owned by Joseph Kneipp. I struck Ellen and Robert Hov- 1 seth, who were waiting for a i school. Ellen died of injuries , and Robert suffered injuries. I COMPLETE C OLLEGE WORK | Eugene i'V'.niel Stilling is one ! of forty-eight Western State college serv'-rs who completed •work for the bachelor of arts i degree at the e-.d of the winter quarter. They will receive diplomas at the commencement exercises June Western State is located at Gunnison, Colo. HARRINGTON "TROMPS" WARRIORS 92 -45. TOM EVANS SCORES 14 The Warriors took it on the chin Friday night when they were soundly dumped by Barrington 92-45. From the ^games beginning, McHenry started throwing bad passes and allowed Barrington to score on simple layups. It was the Warrior's last conference game and now the Warriors must prepare for Regional play. Coach Anderson played most of his squad to assure that some of the Juniors got Varsity experience. Leading Mc- Henry's attack was Tom Evans. Tom dumped in 14 points and displayed goqd outside shooting. Paul Kilday netted 12 points for the Warriors and was followed • by Carstens with 6. Bajrington's Bergbom displayed excellent touch under the basket. „ He led all scoring with 25 points. Hopkins sank 18 and Brodhay contributed 14 for Barrington. Except for the first quarter, Barrington doubled the score on McHenry every period. The most productive period for the winners was the last when they rolled up 34 points. f Barrington (92) fg ft pf Hopkins 8 2 3 Cruttenden 0 0 1 Bergbom 11 3 0 McMillan 3 6 1 Justis -210 Wallack 0 2 2 Van Wambeke 3 11 Schumacher 2 13 Trebing 10 0 Brodhay 8 2 2 Cowell 10 1 Totals McHenry (45) Reinboldt Harrison Kambananta 37 18 14 fg ft pf 0 11 0 0 2 3 0 2 Fr@§hm@m lister T@wnaim®m,u' At Barrington H.S. The Fourth Annual Barrington Freshmen Basketball Tournament will commence action on Saturday, March 5 at the Barrington High School gymnasium with four games on the schedule for that day. Action continues on Monday, March 7 with the championship semi - final games being played, followed by the consolation semi - final games on Tuesday, March 8. fhe--consolation final and championship games will be played on March 9. In addition to the host school, flther freshmen teams competing will be Arlington, Conant (Hoffman Estates), Crystal Lake, McHenry, Palatine, Prospect (Mt. Prospect), and Wheeling. Game a.m. -- Game a.m. -- Game The pairings and time schedule for the tournament are as follows: 1, March 5 -- 10:00 Arlington vs. Conant. 2, March 5 -- 11:15 Prospect vs. Palatine. ?>, March 5 -- 12:30 p. m. -- W h e e 1 i n g vs. Crystal Lake. Game 4, March 5 -- 1:45 p. m. -- McHenry vs. Barrington. Game 5, March 7 -- 4:15 p.m. -- Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2. Game 6, March 7 -- Winner Game 3 Game 4. Game 7, March 8 -- 4:15 p.m. -- Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 Game 8, March 8 -- 5:30 p.m. -- Loser Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4. Game 9, March 9 -- 4:15 p.m. Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8 (Consolation Championship i. Game 10, March 9 -- 5:?>0 p.m. Winner Game 5 vs Winner Game 6 (Championship). -- 5:?»0 p.m. vs. Winner Your Ticket To Spring And Summer Fun! sum TRAVELS* OUTDOORS RMICK PLACE BHfl SmGS SHOW STARRING' ALlM'i SIS SB W3 AN,: ^and JUNE VALLlthraa S; If you have to wear TY BELTS . . . u s t h e B e s t ! Avant Garde Lap/Shoulder Belt 0 Made in accordance with SAE and GSA spec-iiicutions. • in all states where a;;))! in ai>. required. AVAILABLE AT: AUTO SUPPLY RKI'L.U'EMKNT PARTS & ACCESSORIES 3021 \V. Koute l'-iO McHenry PHONE 385-0778 Open Daily X a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Soda 0 3 4 Schimke 2 0 0 Lossman 1 0 2 Kilday 3 6 4 Funk 1 1 2 Evans 6 2 5 Totals 16 13 22 Barrington 21 19 18 34--92 McHenry 15 9 9 12--45 NORTH SUBURBAN Varsity W L Pts Opp North Chicago 13 1 983 *i51 Libertyville 9 5 908 828 Crystal Lake 9 5 982 891 Barrington 9 5 873 799 Woodstock 6 8 865 895 Dundee 5 9 779 883 Zion-Bpnton 3 11 784 938 McHenry 2 12 8311010 1 Ci ion Johnsburg 99-74 I 1 Algonquin won the NIABL championship by defeating Johnsburg 99-74. The Victory was achieved by a very well balanced attack with three players scoring over 20 points. Only B. Oeffling netted over 20 for the losers. Oeffling sank 23 points. Don Bents contributed 19. Johnsburg fg ft pf tp M. Bentz 6 0 5 12 K. Laurence 5 0 4 10 D. Bentz 7 5 5 19 B. Oeffling 7 9 2 23 J. Rourke 2 4 1 8 L. Smith 0 0 0 0 T. Oeffling 1 0 2 2 Algonquin Hoder Strombom Hobbs Braun Keenan Reynolds 28 18 19 74 fg ft pf tp 3 6 3 12 11 7 7 11 1 24 14 20 27 2 40 19 16 99 McHENRY RECREATION Commercial -- 2-21-66 V. Conrad 579, V. Pakvila 553, K. Brieschke 550, D. Samuelson 550, R. Rhoton 546, R. Garrelts 528, W. Garrelts 527, T. Kaminski 525, Visconti 524, S. Aim 523. Wed. Nite Mixed C. Wallwin 592, T. Rebel 591, R. Bujak Sr. 579, G. Kleinhans 577, A. Kanger 550, T. Oeffling 547, H. Steege 537, J. McNally 534, W. Hojnacki 522. TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. League M. Hettermann 201, 506, C. May 496, P. Weber 491, J. Kennebeck 480, C. Harrington 477, M. Johnston 182, 471, M. Smith 461, M. Joyce 455, M. Wakitsch 452, J. Ciechon 450, Shop In McHenry cH 1204 N. Gr. Ph 385-0144 THURS. - FRI., MAR. 3 - 4 Lee Marvin - Jane Fonda - .... COLUMBIA t Scf: PICTURES f Presents 1 joHAROLO ' HECHT PProducftn BRLttU I in COLUMBIA COLOR I Friday at 7 - 9:00 p.m. SAT. THRU THURS". MARCH 5 -10 Richard Burton nominated for Academy Award for this performance. Sat. at 7:00 - 9:15 Sunday 5:30 - 7:45 Weekdays 8 p.m. 0 0 Matinee Sat. 2 p.m. - Sun. 3 p.m. "SON OF CAPT. BLOOD" 2 Cartoons ALL SEATS 40c STARTS MARCH 11 FOR ONE WEEK Walt Disney's 'THAT DARN CAT' @s Lose Season Finale The McHenry Blades ended their regular season play with a loss to the lowly Blue Streaks. The Blades finished the season in second place with a 9-3-2 record. It would be possible, however, for the Blades to finish in a first place tie if the Highland Park Kodaks lose two oFTtheir final three remaining games. Each team scored twice in the first period. The Streaks managed to open the scoring with the only type of goals they were able to get all night, on a rebound shot. Rich Albright scored the fiTst goal for the Blades with an assist from Dave Zieger. The Streaks went out ahead 2-1, but the game was promptly tied up when Mike Mecko blasted in a slap shot from 20 feet out. The Streaks took a 3-2 lead in the second period, scoring on a scramble in front of the Blades net. Ray Simon tied the score on a beautiful bit of offensive work. Ray scrapped for the puck until he gained possession and then fired in a wrist shot from 15 out, the scoring in the period coming to an end. Mike Mecko put in the final goal of the season for the Blades on a quick backhander. He was, assisted by Zeiger and Albright. The roof then fell in on the Blades as the Streaks scored 3 to close out the scoring in the 3rd period. Goalie Jim Herman made a total of 25 saves in the game. It is interesting to note that Herman was the only goalie in the league to play in every minute of his team's 14 games. The Blades shall play again in the league playoffs beginning on March 13. In the playoffs, the first place team takes on the third and the second takes on the fourth in a best of three game semi - final series. The winners of the semi - finals shall meet in a best of ^hree final series to determine the play - off champion. Game times and additional information will be published later. RETURN VERDICT A second suit resulting from a traffice accident in 1961 brought the same verdict of week. The Bellow Construction Co., Inc., and Ray Bellow were found not guilty in a personal injury suit brought by Earl Osmon individually and on behalf of his daughter, Judy Osmon. The accident involved Bellov^, driving a company truck, and Judy Osmon, riding her bike. The second trial last week was held after the appellate court reversed the first "not guilty" verdict. FORESTER BASKETBALL TOURNEY GOES MTO SECOND ROUND NEXT SUNDAY AT MCHS GYM The second round of the C.O.F. State Basketball Tournament will swing into action next Sunday, March 8, at the MCHS gym with five games on the schedule. Since some of the weaker teams were dropped off by the stronger teams last week, we should see some real good games this Sunday. Senior teams are, from Moline, Peru, Chicago and McHenry. In the Heavies Division you will see the, always strong Johnsburg team in actiorL In the Junior Division/ McHenry #1 and St. John's #1 wlil also see action. Schedule for Sunday, March 6 11:45 a.m. Johnsburg #1 vs. McHenry #4 -- 8th grade. 12:30 p.m. McHenry #1 vs. St. Gregory #2--8th grade. 1:30 p.m. St. Gregory vs. McHenry -- Senior. r 2:30 p.m. McHenry #1 vs. mm • •_ Finish Good Season On Saturdy the Irish were host to St. Anne's of Barrington for a game which would determine whether or not the Irish would keep sole possession of first place. In the first quarter the Irish took a 10-6 lead. Then, in the second stanza, the Irish held St. Anne's to 4 points and led the Barrington team 21-10 at half. The third period was another good one for the Irish. They outscored St. Anne's 11-4. The final period was even better for the Irish as they increased their lead and gained. their 13th conference victory. On Sunday the Irish traveled to Elgin and played St. John's of Johnsburg. The Irish won in overtime 32-29. The victory allowed them to play St. Charles for the Diocesan tournament championship. St. Charles turned out to be too much for the Irish and took first place. The victory allows them to enter the tournament at Rockford. The Irish finished with a 13-1 conference record and a 5-1 nonconference record. Irish scorers for the three games were Merkel with 34, Blenner with 29, Ringelstetter 20, LaFontaine 13, Whiting 6, and Becker 4. Larkin, Lavin, and Stilling netted 3, and Ruemelin had 1 point. St. Gregory #2--6th grade 3:15 p.m. Johnsburg vs. St. ., Gregory #1--6th grade. "4:00 p.m. Moline vs. Peru --- Seniors 5:00 p.m. St. Gregory vs. Moline -- Heavies 6:00 p.m. Aurora vs. 12:30 game winner -- 8th grade. 7:00 p.m. McHenry #2 vs. 11:45 game winner--8th grade. 8:00 p.m. Johnsburg #1 vs. Johnsburg #2 -- Heavies Charles Jacqbson at the organ all day. Results - Sunday, February 26 St. Gregory #1-39 -- McHenry #2-7 -- 6th grade McHenry #1 - 25 -- Aurora - 20 -- 6th grade. Aurora ~ 41 -- McHenry #3 - 24 -- 8th grade. McHenry #2-53 --: St. Gergo r y # 1 - 6 -- 8 t h g r a d e . Aurora - 54 -- West Brooklyn - 27 -- Rangers. St. Gregory - 45 -- Johnsburg - 23 -- Rangers. Johnsburg #2 - 47 -- St. Mary's, Chicago - 29 -- Heavies St. Gregory - 89 -- McHenry* - 31 -- Heavies. Finals - Sunday, March 13 5 Championship games Naming of the 15 man 20 year All-Star team. SPECIAL: Fabulous Fire Ball "8". 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