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I v SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAIN DEALER - NOVEMBER 24, 1966 --* SO I HEAR... Marian Fathers Club Has Annual Football Banquet Planned For Next Sunday Marian Fathers Club plans head football coach at Northe annual salute to those as- thern Illinois University, De sociated with the 1966 foot- Kalb, will be one of the headball fortunes Sunday evening, l'ne attractions. November 27. Perhaps the climax will Charles Leucht and Joe Fo- come when the Most Valugarty are co-chairmen for able Player award is presentthis dinner, an event with ed by the Woodstock Veterseveral high lights. The din- ans of Foreign Wars to the Warriors Get Advice EVANS GETS TWO FOR McHENRY Byi Kwi WlHl We had our calendar marked ahead a long time and Nov. 17th. finally rolled around. The big occasion was the Pitch and Hit dinner at Belvidere, promoted by Fred Schulte, a native son who made the big leagues some years back. It was through our good and true friend Joe Frett that we were able to attend this big shindig where tickets are limited. We had a great time. "Doctor" Wilhelm, famous knuckle ball pitcher of the ner will start at 7 p.m. One high light will be the presentation of 1966 varsity and underclass award winners by Coaches Tom Parsley, Lou Hartlieb and Tom Parker. Another will be recognition of the cheerleaders for their efforts to boost the Hurricanes. Feature Fletcher 0 A talk by Howard Fletcher, athlete chosen most worthy for the honor by the players themselvs. Last year's winner was Mike DeWane, and the husky fullback is one of several prospective candidates since he earned the award in 1965 as a junior. Fletcher, head coach for the Huskies for nine seasons, was coach of the No. 2 small college team in 1963. He earned "Coach of the 'rear" praise from his cohorts in District 8. He was second in national balloting for the honor the same year. Tickets , for the dinner have been mailed to Fathers Club members. In addition, stuMcHenry Egecreation dents are being cncouraged Whl teSox" was the speaker ( Marge Fleming 472; Janet to attend this year through a of the evening and spent 'mn J 1 quite a bit of time answering questions. Actually, he didn't have much to say about the Sox. He did say he aims for the strike zone and has no more idea how the ball is going to break than those baffled batters and catchers do. "Rip" Collins was ready with a few stories and handled the Job with the same ease that he dug low throws out of the dirt in his days at first base for the St. Louis Gas House Gang. Harvey Kuehn was another who seemed to have what it takes for the banquet circuit. He never was one to let a good one go past him. Flicek 472; Fran Weyland 415; Elsie Winkel 177-492; Mary Einspar 421; Billie Mackinder 468; Mary Beth Fuchs 179-531; Rose Preztacznik 437; Claire Rosing 458; Pat Rosing 185-485; Nanci McAuliffe 486; Grace Bentz 201-555. McHenry lss?esth« Wednesday Mte Mixed Lessens Ray Bujak, Jr. 201-550; Tee Bujak 189; Pat Slaughter 152; D e n n i s S h a v e r 1 8 0 ; J a c k Slaughter 203-504; Teenie Morrison 123; Roy Morrison 160; Vaughn Gamen 164; Wilma Crane 160-169; Sis Wall win 169; Cliff Wallwin 201-525; Adele Houck 166; August Arquette 205; Rose Klemm 143; Pat McNally 150-153; Elsie Gamen 139; Bud- Axell 197; Helen Long 170; Lucy Kleinspecial lower rate for student tickets. The public is invited to this dinner. Johnsburg Hits H©@p 127 to 106 Over Richmond With scoring like the pro league, the amateurs of the Northern Illinois basketball league representing Johnsburg and Richmond scored 233 points last week as Johnsburg won the game 127- 106 on their home floor. Huff was the high scorer for the game with the most field goals and the most points, 14-33. His teammate, Motley, followed with 30. Warrior Coach Glenn Anderson gives the McHenry squad some advice during a time-out in the McHenry-Grant basketball game last Friday night at the Warrior home court. DEER ARE HERE - A 5 TOMT BUCK Tom Evans (No. 20) goes up high for a lay-up against Grant Township last Friday night. The Warriors lost their opener to Grant by a score of 72-44. Had a short chat with Chuck Hiller, who told us how much he enjoyed the past year with the Mets. They lost a lot of close games, but had lot of fun on that club. Don Bentz put through 30 hans 149-164; George Klein- points for the winners, folhans 189-524; Joe Kuna 184- lowed closely by John Rein- 537; Marion Nelson 154-146; Alice Wirtz 155; Bob Nielubowski 201-575; Carole Humann 144; Betty O'Brien 187- 506. WARRIORS DROP PAIR TO 6RANT AND AKTIOCH AS BASKETBALL SEASON WENS Lloyd Freund is another who has a lot of happy memories of his six years in pro baseball. We must get together again. Tuesday Nile Business Men's League Cal Vyduna 168-158-280^06; Joe Hifler Jr. 183-200-199-582; Johnt Hflllee r 194-162-214-570; boldt's 28. JOHNSBURG--127 Player FO FT F TP T. Oeffling • . . . 6 0 0 12 Reinboldt • • • ...13 2 3 28 Bentz ...13 4 5 30 B. Oeffling . . . . 9 3 4 21 . . . 2 0 5 4 DeWolf . . . 6 0 2 12 Friddle . . . 4 1 1 9 Petersen . . . 1 0 1 2 Rizzo . 4 1 0 9 predictions from Lloyd Oef- ford 212; Don Barbarsky 212; fling. It seems Lloyd's grand- John Tyminski 210. pa taught him signs to look for in September for the winter ahead. Of course, the information was free, but Art thinks "Lefty" should learn to draw cartoons and go on the air. Tomasello Bros. Team had a one game score of 1017. Their three game series was 881-914.1017 with a total scratch score of 2812. Fred Meyer and his snow plow gang will be glad to learn that no cold weather is in sight before Jan. 1st. and no snow until Jan. 10th. As happens most weeks, after Thursday canje Friday and the first basketball game of the year for our Warriors. Don Wattles asked us to give him a report on the game the next day. It wasn't easy! With two speedy guards, Evans and Cuda, burning up the floor and Evans burning the nets, things looked bright at the start. In the second quarter, the Grant team either outclassed or outreached the Warriors. Our boys couldn't get the1 rebounds and lost [>oints on fouls. Tomasello's T.N.T. League V. Smith 209-545; M. Hettermann 206-535; M. Smith 177-517; I. Stilling 180486; G. Rudolph 177-490; C. May 169- 480; J. Fischer 175-45S; E. Mangold 171; D. Hiller 170; H. Thelen 165; E. SandeU 165; E. Schaefer 163; O. Hiller 162; M. J. Nowak 158; M. Wakitsch 158; J. Kennebeck 157; J. Huemann 157; M. Freund 156; L. A. Smith 153; A. Connerty 151; B. Bittermann 151; A. Smith 150. about his remarks that loss of Nick Eddy and other injured N.D. players not making any difference. Totals 58 11 21 127 RICHMOND--106 Player FO FT F TP Winn 3 5 4 11 Huff 14 5 3 33 filler 11 4 2 26 Motley 12 6 2 30 Goodman 2 2 4 6 Totals 42 22 15 106 SCORE BY QUARTERS Johnsburg 30_ --63--95--127--127 Richmond 23-- --40--78--106--106 LAKE CAGERS T JOHNSBURG FOUSITERS 77-71 The ^Johnsburg Foresters i*n"a™barrage"of^l)UCkets'"and By Bert Hagemann This past weekend the McHenry basketball team got off on their left foot. They were mauled by Grant 72 to 44 Friday night on their home court, and then traveled to Antioch Saturday night to drop a 72 to 63 decision to the Sequoits. Bdth games showed evidence of a problem the Warriors will somehow have to solve this season if they are to live up to expectations. The orange and black don't at the present time have the height and muscle to pull down those valuable rebounds. TTiey were outrebounded 61 to 33 by the Bulldogs, and Antioch also showed a distinct advantage off the glass. To complicate matt ers worse, McHenry shot a miserable percentage from the field on their 2 point attempts, and couldn't cope with fast break attempts by the opposition. Friday night the Warriors were close only in the first quarter, then the Grant team buried the orange and black SHOUT WINTER - LADY GOLFERS SET FOR '67 Getting an early start in planning the 6th Annual Women's Golf tourney are the newly elected officers of the NORTHERN ILLINOIS WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION, who met at the home of Mrs. Jerry Markoff of Glencoe on Tueday morning, November Friday night after , Thanks- 15th. The 36 hole medal play ly, McHenry is still without the services of Paul Kilday, a regular from last years squad who is nursing a broken hand. With a week to prepare for Rockford Guildford, McHenry fans can be assured a better effort against Guilford in the Warrior arena next giving. , , . As far as the little Warriors are concerned, coach Jerry Fain's sophomores pulled off a pair of wins over < the weekend, and my freshmen rtjanaged to shade the Bulldog frosh by 13 points. The conference season opens .the week after Thanksgiving against Zion Benton. See you there or against Guilford. In the first half, Grant had 12 points on free throws to one point from the line by McHenry. Those free throws do count. One keen observer, who lias probably forgotten more basketball than most of us will ever know, promised to let us know if he ever finds a way to win games if you can't get the ball. Coach Anderson will no doubt be glad to see Paul Kilday available for a spot in the lineup, Paul was suited up, but has a cast on one arm as a result of a football, injury. His height and experience should help. Mary was listening to the Bears tussle with the Packers, but had her mind on Notre Dame's trip to California next week. We aren't " going to guess Mary's - age, but hope we can reach it in the same spirit and interest in sports that she has to-day. 77-71 game to Fox Lake Nov. 13 at Richmond in a Northern Illinois Amateur league game. After trailing by 8 points at half time, Johnsburg closed the gap to 2 points at the three quarter mark. JOHNSBURG--71 FO FT F TP Turkey day is with us again. First the turkey gets stuffed, then we stuff ourselves. The difference is that we will re- Player T. Oeffling .... 1 0 Reinboldt 3 6 Bentz 7 5 B. Oeffling .... 4 2 May 8 3 DeWolf 2 4 Rizzo ......... 0 1 Petersen 0 0 FOX LAKE--77 2 12 19 10 19 8 1 0 Player Hoerle 8 9 5 25 cover. 1 4 Most of us have much to be thankful for no matter what problems we may face. To those less fortunate, we hope and pray that good fortune will come your way in the form of peace of mind. Now, for a Happy Thanksgiving. T. S. Lewis .... 3 Barth 0 2 2 2 Connolly 2 2 4 6 Hamdel 4 3 5 11 Total 26 25 23 " SCORE BY QUARTERS Johnsburg 14_ --29- 47--71--71 Fox Lake^~ 20-- --37--49--77--77 free throws. McHenry hurt themselves by putting two then as coach Glen Anderson tried to find a working combination, the talented Lee 01- er of Grant led his teammates to a convincing win. On Saturday night, the Warriors went off a half time with a deficit of only four points to work against. However, the big red of Antioch, third quarter and lead, and the McHenryites couldn't play catch up fast enough to go down to their second defeat in as many games. Two things must be said in defense of "this team, however. One, both squads they faced have been practicing since October 1st, and second- McHENRY F.fi. F.T. P. T.P. Cuda 1 0-0 5 2 Carstens 1 2-3 5 4 Evans 4 2-5 3 10 Camasta 3 0-0 4 6 Martin 1 2-2 0 4 Sossong 2 0-0 0 4 Mereness 1 2-3 3 4 Schimke 5 0-5 5 10 Totals 18 8-18 25 44 GRANT F.G F.T. P. T.P. Smith 3 0-2 1 6 Janke 1 2-2 1 4 Oler 9 5-8 1 23 Nagle 1 0-2 2 2 Rumjnei^ 2 0-0 3 4 Reimers 5 10-11 2 20 Koenig 1 1-1 1 3 McNally 1 0-1 0 2 Hertman 2 4-4 2 8 Totals 25 22-21 13 72 McHENRY F.G. F.T. P. T.P. Cuda 0 0-0 2 0 Carstens 4 6-9 2 14 Fletcher 0 0-0 2 0 Evans 9 7-8 4 25 Camasta 1 0-0 1 2 Martin 1 5-6 3 7 Mereness 1 2-2 1 4 Sossong 1 1-3 4 3 Schimke 4 0-4 3 8 Totals 21 21-32 22 63 ANTIOCH F.G. F.T. P. T.P. Comstock 0 1-2 0 1 Whitson 2 3-3 4 7 Mihlantch 1 0-0 2 2 Alexander 0 0-1 1 0 Strahan 3 1-2 2 7 Sheldon 3 2-2 4 8 Zeman 2 4-6 3 8 Smith 0 2-2 1 2 Empfield 8 3-4 1 19 Walls 9 0-2 3 18 Totals 28 16-24 21 72 FOR cm ALL contact (HAIN-O-LAKES ^TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry McHenry had a running ball club on the floor, but seemed to burn out while Grants eased into a tight zone Vpfense and used size to haul /(he ball off the boards. We never judge a team off the showing in the first game, but if a seven foot boy should suddenly drop into our iineup it would give us a comforting outlook for the season. >94/ Saw Mary (Gibbs) McCabe Sunday and she wasn't at all happy about Notre Dame's tie with Michigan State. And she would like to tell Coach Duffy Doherty a thing or two TROPHIES Mi SP08Y*' AND EVER Headquarters for Sh© flargasl aiMs fesst selec* tom o? trophies in town.. BeSivery, Expert Engraving IPIssMgrave Trophies 421S W. Waukegan Rrt. (Rto. 120) HcHenryt Flu. 815-885-4679 HDSssaMBnt LAKE LINCOLN £©£££: MERCURY 2)tdicat*d to II Fri. thru Tues. Nov. 25-29 Fri. - Sat. 7-9 - Sunday 2:30-5:15-7:30 Weekdays 8 p.m, ervic* § MCHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST AND g MOST REPUTABLE LINCOLN & MERCURY g DEALER. | VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. | LAKE LINCOLN & MERCURY I 325 VIRGINIA CRYSTAL LAKE I 1 459-2432 | Starts Wed. Nov. 30 for 4 days Robert Vaughan - David McCallum "ONE SPY TOO MANY" Bernard Golbeck (one of the McHenry Golbecks, now living in Crystal Lake) proudly displays a 160*,pound, 5-point buck deer which he shot on the Bernard Peschke farm on Bull Valley Road last Friday morning, Nov. 18 -- about 25 minutes after the season opened. tourney scheduled to be held at "TfrcBeriry ' Country Club in McHenry, Illinois will be held on Thursday and Friday August 3rd and 4th, 1967. Tournament chairman Mrs. Julia Kralowietz of McHenry Country Club and co-chairman Mrs. Jerry Markoff are confident that a large field will be attracted by the rolling terrain of the challenging McHenry course. The sylvan setting, a haven for wild ducks which placidly ignore even the splash of golf balls joining them in the water, is complimented by a modern and spacious clubhouse overlooking the Fox River. Newly elected officers for the coming season are: PRESIDENT....Mrs. Robert O'Farrell, Jr., - Glen Flora C. C. Vice Pres.... Mrs. Jerry Markoff, Glencoe Golf Club, Glencoe, 111. Treasurer....Mrs. B. J. Pecaro, Bonnie Brook C.C. Waukegan, m. Secretary....Mrs. Robert Jordan, Sunset Valley C.C. Highland Park, 111. Honorary Chairman....M r s. A. Ogrin, Bonnie Brook C.C. Tournament Commit tee headed by Mrs. Julia Kralowietz are as follows: Co-chairman....M r s. Jerry Markoff Entry Chairman....Mrs. H. F. Killinger, Deerpath C.C. Prize chairman..;.Mrs. G Jaronik, Bonnie Brook CC. Team Event....Mrs. S. Kay, Glencoe C.C. Mrs. M. Goss, Glencoe C.C. Rules Chairman....Mrs. A. Havey, Bonnie Brook C.C. Score Board....Mrs. B. Ribnikar, Deer Path C.C. Publicity....Mrs. Herb Carlin, Glencoe C.C. T W I P S % 3 18 19 8 29 30 31 MCHS BASKETBALL . Fri., Nov. 25 - Var-Soph - Guilford here. Mon., Nov. 28 - Frosh A & B - Zion here. Fri., Dec. 2 - Var-Soph. - Crystal Lake there. NORTHERN 111. LEAGUE Wed. Nov. 23 - Hampshire at Johnsburg - 8:00 p.m. Wed. Nov. 30 - Harvard at Johnsburg - 8:00 P.M. 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