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V PAGE4, SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - OCTOBER 27, 1966 Warriors Zoom Past Zion, 27-0 !»"••• Rich Lossman On Way To Zee-Bee Goal W,/ >. fit®-laA*,. • _ By: Eail Watok "Hey! Hey!" came back to the Warrior football scene last Friday night as the Hargis huskies overpowered the Zion-Benton team 27-0. It was Homecoming at Mr- Henry High and the Warriors made the day complete. You just have to have a victory on the occasion of old grads coming home to boost. AdvSnce reports indicated that you couldn't go through the ZeeBee line. You had to go around or over. As it turned out, those determined Warriors opened big holes and the tanks rolled through. By Bert fifagemann . Homecoming 19S6 was a McHenry followers were great success because of a B Palace Recreation - The Alley Kate J/Bucarro 159-421; Lorraine Freund 173-150-461; Betty Smith 150; Jeanette Koerper 152-400. f Ten Pin <)ueens W. Gehrke 226-207-563; M. Donnelly 187-534; V. Steege 207-512; T. Steffan 208-486; P. Prey 177-473; J. Lexoue 447; B. Piagentini 463; M. Muehbrandt 181-402; E. Strum 404; J. Tonyan 174-460; P. Glosson 402; E. Krppp 171-387; K. Matesi 342. % Palace Recreation - Tuesday Nite League G. Jaques 202*506; B. Michels 510; D. Conway 201-502; B. Nolan 243-552; J. Herdrich 201-566; A. Jackson 201-529; J. Etten 191-502; Tavern League E. Lossmann 213-522; R. Jaeger 191-533; J. Worm 514; T. Magdans 211-548; R. Nolan Sr. 191-506; T. Nolan 512; B. Nolan 219-575; B. Freund 539; D. Smith 200-546; G. Freund 214-585. not only hungry for victory. The refreshment stand had a great parade, a fine dance, and a tremendous football double order of food and game. The orange and black drink for the occasion and °' McHenry this past Friday everything was sold long bo- night "came to play". TTiey fore the final whistle. simply overpowered what up to this time had been a rap- "RIP" COLL1N8.... idly improving Zion-Benton George M. "Junior" Freund, football team. This was a rewho promotes the Chicago turn to well executed, smash- Cubs throughout the season, ing football, with a few new has turned his efforts toward wrinkles thrown in for the promotion of the Junior Le- Warrior fans to look over, gion baseball team banquet McHenry ran repeatedly acoming Wed., Nov. 2, at the gainst an eight man ZeeBee Wonder Lake Legion home. H**e. ^th smashes by Rich "Junior" has tickets for Lossman, who gamed 173 sale and won't mind if you yards in 24 carries, and wear a path to his door. Ac- Chuck Reilly, who advanced tually, he promotes youth pro- ball 55 yards in 14 atgrams all year long. tempts. Now, with "Rip" Collins as However, maybe this game a speaker, the banquet has a equally belonged to the "Delot more to offer than meat partment of Defense", which and potatoes. "Rip" is one of allowed Zion to penetrate onthe now famous members of ly to the 29 yard line of the the St. Louis "Gas Bouse Warriors. The cabinet mem- Gang" • team that featured bers of the defensive crew, such hell-for-Ho'sshlde players Daugherty, Khort, Heckman, as "Dizzy" Dean and "Pep- Camasta, Schuerr, Laursen, per" Martin. You will hear Mauch, Kuechel, Kilday, Nosome funny stories when CoK/ lan, and Prazak, time after lins warms up in his speech, time thwarted ZeeBee offensive threats. The total Zion- Thanks to an invitation ex- Benton yardage amounted to tended by Don Peasley, we a ™eag®r ^ enjoyed the Woodstock Teen- while the Warrior offense er League banquet at the was amassing 325 yards, VFW hall Monday night. mostly on the ground. J Chuck Reilly had the big Rudy Bukich, Chicago Bear night with touchdown runs of quarterback, was the speaker f™* 2 yards. However, of the evening, catching a Rich Lossman electrified the flock of questions and pass- partisan home crowd with a ing out frank and sometimes burst of 68 yards, and had humorous answers. two other touchdowns called _ back because of infractions. Rudy advised us to watch thi? season of 5hastly ,m.ls; the film on the 1965 Bears Whiie some people cut out closely and make up our own others cut out minds how much the injured P £ and mail them to Andy Livingston and Johnny r ... R.„ rfllriwp,, Qur Morris- are missed. Oh they are missed! .people like Bill Caldwell. Our observations on the bald noggins of Bill and Roland Herrr~ r i n * » j .. mann at the Woodstock-War- The film really featured the f/wrfKa.i were in flashy Gale Sayers -- and he's a great one. It was easier for Rudy to speak to a crowd after the Bear victory over the Rams on Sunday. rior football game were in the mail pronto. quarterbacks can't be anything but smart. We sat with the Joe Jacksons, the Bert Hansons and Att'y. Bill Caldwell, who tried to watch our calories then gave up with a threat to report the chocolate cake to our better half. TROPHIES ANY SPORT AND EVENT Headquarters for the largest and best selection of trophies in town. Fast Delivery, Expert Engraving PI as ti grave Trophies 4213 W. Waukegan 1M. (Rte. 120) McHenry, 111. Ph. 815-S85-4679 50% Dis«»unt FOi ALL -- -- -- CONTACT CHAIN-O-LAAES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm Sr. McHenry Lossman repeatedly smashed up the middle, dragging Zee Bee tacklers with him and strewing others about in his path. His efforts were lessened by a line which, after a month of ineptitude, blasted the defenders around like so many rag dolls. Rich Olesczuk also added to the Warrior total with three successful conversions, the first one being blocked. This reporter had viewed two crunching practices during the week, and it was evident that the Warriors were going to be up for a big effort. However, with a history takes, only thex heads under the helmets could decide the outcome. This football game was their finest hour this season, and the orange and black proved to themselves that victory could be theirs, 'rtiis next week will prove a stern test because the Cats of Libertyville, losers of only one game, will venture onto McCracken field for the 1966 home season finale. A first division finish will be ours if the Warriors can come up with two more fine performances like the one witnessed Fridiy night. Let's: fill the stands for a final home look at McHenry football, 1966 version. Line Score: 1 2 4 f Zion Benton % 0 0 McHenry 6 7 i: Conference Standings: Barrington North Chi. Libertyville McHenry Crystal Lake Dundee Zion Woodstock °2 0 27 Tuesday Thirty-Niners McHenry Recreation Barb Gilpin 201-219-5 8 6 ; Maribeth Fuchs 188-495; Cat h y S c h l i t t 1 8 3 - 4 8 6 ; D o t Freund 181-461; Billie Mackinder 211-184-536; Elsie Winkel 451; Joan Buss 177; Doris Rosing 171. W 5 5 4 2 Tomasello's T.N.T. League 18-18*66 « Viv Smith 188-478; Mabel Smith 180-478; Marcella Wakitsch 180-472; Lu Ann Smith 176-472; Fran Kasperski 169-468; Connie May 167- 462; Eleanore Mangold 160- 460; SPLITS - Barbara Brant 6-7- 10. .S\ SPORTS Thindads Lose To Strong Antioch Team Then Defeat Chicago At Home m 19.- 25 8 29 30 31 When some boys passed our table and turned around to take a second look, we asked Caldwell if they might have V . , mistaken yours truly for the The crowd got a big bang handsome. wavy haired Rudy, out of an explanation of how quick retort was, "or signals are called. Those Ray Nitschke - (who doesn't look like Rudy in case you don't know). Father Egan, Toney Roskie and all the boys were there so we felt right at home and had a good time. Watching the Teen-er group and realizing that several t>eople are giving time and money to provide wholesome recreation for those boys nives one nevv hope for the future. J MILLER IHEMRE • PHONE 338-0032 jd WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS NOW SHOWING Doris Day - Rod Taylor "THE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" Starts Sunday "NAKED PBEY" "THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE" Wednesday, November 5 "WILD ANGELS" "THE GREAT SPY CASE" This past week was a busy week of running for the McHenry Cross Country team. On Tuesday at Antioch, the thinclads were swamped 17- 42, by an Antioch team which has yet to lose a dual or tria n g u l a r m e e t . . T h e b e s t finishes the varsity harriers could muster were a 5th and 6th by Wagner and Lamont, an 8th by Alderson, and 11th and 13th by Roby and Stahl. This fine Antioch team, which placed third in the strong Lake county meet, completely dominated the finishing times over their home two mile course. Their pushers in 9th and 10th place gave the Warriors one of their highest point totals of the season. However, on a cool sunny day on their home course, the McHenry tracksters defeated North Chicago, 23-35. The orange and black ended their dual meet season on the upswing, with finishers coming in 2nd. 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th. The Warriors who did the scoring were, in order; Tony Wagner, Mark Alderson, Mark Alderson, Sam Lamont, Will Stahl, and Dale Snell. However, Haywood of the Warhawks finished first, 20 seconds ahead of his nearest competitor. The little ^ Warriors also pulled off a victory, 20-36, with Roby, M. Smith, Davis, W. Smith, and Pictor being the top finishers. Coach Don Seaton was quite pleased to end the dual meet season with a double victory. The two remaining tests will be the conference and district meets. Lack of an outstanding runner will most likely hamper Warrior efforts, but maybe the smell of downstate roses will spur our tracksters to greater heights* FOOTBALL Varsity and Sophs Fri., Oct. 28 - 6:00 p.m. Libertyville at McHenry. Sat., Nov. 5 - 12:00 (Noon) McHenry at Crystal Lake. J. V. Mon., Oct. ?,1 - 4:30 P.M. McHenry at Libertyville. McHenry Recreation Monday Nlte Commercial League (LAST WEEK) F. Matthesius 255-603; C. Pierce 209; J. Schaefer 213- 540; B. O'Brien 212-576; W. Krause 530; D. Micheals 511; R. Garrelts 210-207-608; C. Green 508; H. Wagner 521; M. Schmitt 505; V. Pakulla 202-522; G. Freund 520; Bob Sheriff 210-543; E. Zimny 208- 513; A. Rebel 232-201-614; K. Brieschke 208-557; Freshmen Sat., Nov. 5 - 9:00 a.m. Crystal Lake at McHenry. CROSS COUNTRY Sat., October 29 - 9:00 a.m. District Meet. McHenry SpaEtemmen's Club Sun., Oct. .10 - Special Jackrabbit Shoot; Crystal Lake J. C. Shoot. Nov. 2-7:30 p.m. "Rip" Collins Speaker At Wonder Lake Junior Legion Banquet. NOTRE DAME CLUB TO HOLD FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT SMOKER The Notre Dame club of McHenry county announces a football film highlights smoker will be held on Wednesiday. Nov. 9, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall in Woodstock. Club President Bill Carroll. Jr., announces that Tom Parsley. athletic director at Marian Central high school, will be in charge of the film program. and that Parsley has obtained sound films of the Notre Dame football game highlights of the years 1953 and 1964. Parsley relates that 195.°> was Coach Frank Leahy's last year at Notre Dame, and his team went undefeated. In 1964 Coach Ara Parseghian arrived at Notre Dame and the team won nine games in h row, losing only to U.S.C. in the closing minutes. rhe program will be open to the public and all friends of Notre Dame. Fathers are invited to bring their sons. ATTTIND CHURCH SUNDAY Ultra Modern - Show Starts at Du>k KYLINE DRIVE-IN One Mile East of McHtnry on Route 120 FRI. - SAT. - SUN. OCT, 28-29-30 SPOOK FILLED THRILLS HALLOWEEN ©HUL1 mmmmm mmpMsm nam HP OF HOOD THEY LOVE ONLY FOR BLOOD! TARRING ARBARA STEELE GEORGE RIVIERE R SINCE "FRANKENSTEIN" (AVE YOU SEEN SUCH HORROR! FRI. - THURS. - OCT. 28 - NOV. 3 FRI. -SAT. 7-9 p.m. SUNDAY 2:30-5:00-7:15 WEEKDAYS 8 p.m. WALT DISNEY presents JJJE FIGHTING PRINCE OF DONEGAL TECHNICOLOR- • 1) 1966 Walt Disney Productions starring in Boi Black Sabbath BLOOD CHILDNG HORROR! NEXT: "HOW TO STEAL A MILLION1 Palace Recreatioa The Alley Cats (Last Week) Joan Bucarro 401; Harriet Chandler 386; Marie Lindquist 390. . The Tuesday NUe league (Last Week) A. McCarroll 200-556; D. Conway 214-191-592; B. Nolan 201-530; D. Rosing 421; B. Michels 525; M. Michels 527; A. Jackson 544; J. Etten 565. Palace Recreation Thursday Nlte League (Last Week) J. Worm 190-504; Joe Hiller 198-517; P. Bergdorf 201-508; Bob Nolan Jr. 198-541; Carl Behnke 507; Don Weingart 214-552; Geo Freund 216-539; John Barry 212-518. WHO, ME? . . . Television star Patricia Crowley, sportily attired in zebra (or is it leopard) outfit, seems surprised to be having her picture taken. f^icli jCoiiman L Rich player a very outstanding game - at his fullback position. He scored 1 Touchdown and had 2 ohtres called back. Rich was the leading ground gainer for the Warriors in the game. RICH LOSSMAN W 197-HMk Senior Position -- Fullback Bob Moore was named JV player of the week for his fine ball carrying and good blocking. Another Public Service Presentation By: NYE DRUCa 1825 N. Biverslde Drive Phone m-4426 THIS HOME HAS EVERYTHING most families are looking for. THREE BEDROOMS--One extra large dormitory type--two are carpeted-- all with extra large closets. One and one-half baths. FAMILY SIZED KITCHEN --with dish washer( disposal, range and vent hood and refrigerator. Ample room for a meal or a snack. FULL BASEMENT--plenty of room for recreation for the entire gang. FIREPLACE--made of Italian marble, perfectly placed in the spacious living room with carpeting and drapes included. LARGE LOT--66' x 125' with outstanding landscaping. DOUBLE GARAGE--with breezeway for outdoor living. 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