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/r. PG. 4f(- PLAINDEALER ^JANUARY 24, ,1968 W : BaircliiW Sinks Basket In Game Vs. Blue 'Streaks % Gary Fairchild, Warrior Sophomore with varsity team, has been a tower of strength under the boards this year and has recently shown his scoring punch. Henike (No. 22) attempts unsuccessfully to stop this basket. Warrior Bob Hurckes (No. 31) is ready for action. • PLAINDEALER PHOTO Indicais To Donee For UCP Basketball Game Sunday The Big Timber Dancers of Elgin will entertain during the half time period of the Wheel Chair Basketball Game being held at the Crystal Lake High School on January 27th. The game is being sponsored by United Cerebral Palsy Association. Mrs. John L. Boehm, County Campaign Director, advises that the Big Timber Dancers sure well-known for their 40 year old production of the "Song of Hiawatha" which is staged for two weeks every June at the Big Timber Boy Scout Camp. Mr._ Carl Parlasca, Director of the show since its beginning, prides himself on the authenticity of the costumes and dances. His personal collection of Indian costumes, bead and leather work is one of the most conrplete in existence. His kpbwledge of Indian folk lore was learned first-hand at the Indian Reservations he travels to each summer. Also on hand to keep the audience on their toes during the game between the Indianapolis, Olympians and the Chicagoland Sidewinder?, will be the cheer leaders from Richmond Community High school. Attending the game as guests of the businessmen who purchased tickets for the distri--^ bution, will be the entire staff and all the children in residence at the Woodstock Children's home. Refreshments will be sold by the *Mc Henry County Parents of the Physically Handicapped with other services being prpvided by the handicapped them-? selves. Mr. David Barker, teacher of the High School Classroom will be in charge of the student workers at the game. Tickets available at door. Warriors' Dr< u One In Overtime Play Box Score Mcfcenry - 59; FG FT PF T Pts Wrestling Express Gathers More Speed, Beat Elgin 21-15 McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING BOX SC OR 3 McHenry - 21 Elgin - 15 From our old friend Jeppe Jepsen comes a note to say that he is glad we are feeding the birds and reminding others to do so. As to the sparrows, he says we can soon get enough of them, but appreciates the fact that they stay with us the year around. Jeppe made a new feeder and also keeps a place clear on the ground to feed his feathered friends. Also tells us he has us beat with two pheasants, red wing blackbirds, a yellow bird, no squirrels but lots of bold rabbits. We had a cardinal show up this week, Jeppe, so rushed right out with some sunflower seed which the squirrels enjoyed very much. We have our fun. SO I HEAR By Earl Walsh Sports fans who watched or heard the Houston-UCLA bas- 5 ketball game Saturday night seem to agree that Elvin Hayes of Houston is the greatest college player they have seen this year. He_ gets our vote until somebody better come along. Farm Bureau Members Bowling Tourney Jan. 27 Farm Bureau Members who wish to participate In the bowling tournament to be held at the McHenry Recreation Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. should notify Mrs. Laura Schmitt 385-1243 or Chuck Weingart 385-1287 so alleys can be reserved. If unable tq, bowl on that date --there will also be a tournament Feb. 4 at Richmond at 2 p.m. WEIGHT WINNER LOSER SCORE 95 Sobacki Mch Bucaro Elgin 6-0 103 Hansen McH Patton Elgin 6-5 112 Justen McH Henning Elgin 8-0 120 Kelly Elgin Schlieben McH 5-2 127 Voight McH Booton Elgin 5-2 133 Fuchs McH Sisler Elgin 7-2 138 Lenkowski Elgin Cristy McH 4-0 145 Caspers Elgin Wahl McH 6-3 154 Swinford Elgin Wagner McH 2-1 165 Antonicelli McH Daie Elgin 6-2 180 Laursen McH Breskovitch Elgin 6-1 hwt Graff Elgin Mueller McH 1-0 By Bert Hagemann . Lady Luck still refuses to smile on the struggling Warriors as they dropped two more decisions this past weekend, one a 64 to 48 victory at the hands of the Blue Streaks of Woodstock, and the other a 61 to 58 heartbreaker to the Mustangs of Mundelein. On Friday night the orange and black played a respectable game against the Blue Streaks, but the 6'4" frontliners of Woodstock were too much for the shorter Warriors to handle. Once again, the turnover bugabdo struck McHenry, and the inability to get off good shots time after time destroyed the Warriors' chances. McHenry played well enough in the first half, and the orange and black were in contention until big Steve Wilson was turned loose and went on a scoring binge in the second half. The Warriors dropped steadily behind and never could get over the hump, although they got a draw in the statistics battle. The Tri-County's league leaders, of Mundelein came into' Warrior land Saturday night and this quick, fine shooting aggregation jumped off to a 10-0 lead before the Warriors had realized the game had started. However, the Warriors regrouped and stayed within striking distance until the fourth quarter rolled around. Then the fire ignited. Sharked by the hot shooting of Bob Hurckes, the aggressive play of John Reinboldt and Harry Weber, the Warriors closed the gap and tied the score. With the game all tied up, McHenry called time out and set up what thfey hoped would be the winning score. The Warrior effort missed, anJ for the second week in a row the orange and black went into overtime. The Mustangs regained their cool however, and pumped in the reqai' : 1 points for a victory. Sooo, it must wait for another week. The "it" is the VICTORY for which the scrapping Warriors are due. Friday's column will review the Warriors at midseason and prognosticate the coming weekend games as this scribe sees 'em. Mauch Fletcher Cuda Weber, H. Weber, D. Reinboldt, J. Janik, M. Totals - / 22 Woodstock - 64 Wilson Crain Henke Gruner Steagall Wenck Rigby 12 4 3 1 3 1 2 12 48 27 8 7 2 6 6 8 Totals - 26 12 11 64 Shooting Pet. - M - (22-60 equals 37%) W - (26-55 equals 47%) Rebounds - McH. - 33 Wood. - 36 Mistakes - McHenry 10 Woodstock 7 Fairchild 7 3 1 17 Hurckes 8 2 4 18 Reinboldt, D. 1 6 4 8 Camasta', 0 0 0 0 Martin, T. ? 5 1 4 11 Reinboldt, J. 1 1 4 3 Mauch, 0 0 0( 0 Fletcher 0 0 3 0 Cuda 0 0 0 0 Weber, H. 0 0 4 0 Weber,D. 1 0 3 2 Totals - 23 13 27 59 Mundelein - 63 Boothe 4 3 4 11 Atwood 2 5 5 9 Lane 2 3 4 7 Harris 6 4 0 16 Majercik 4 1 3 9 Tangorra 0 3 1 3 Spencer 1 0 0 2 Jurgens 1 4 3 6 Totals - 20 23 20 63 Shooting Pet. Score by Quarters: •"* 12 3 4 McHenry 9 8 13 23 Mundelein 14 McH. - (23-68 equals 34%) Mund. - (20-46 equals 44%) Rebounds - McHenry -32 Mundelein - 36 Mistakes - McHenry - 14 Mundelein - 19 ovt. 6-59 14 15 10 10-63 Use The Classified In our Friday is sue this week, Bert Hagemann will review the '67-68 Warrior basketball season and give us his opinion on what to expect the rest of the season. On Friday night of this week, the Warriors travel to Crystal Lake. On Saturday night Dundee will be here. Bert mentions those games in his story. Read all about 'em. Recprds show 7 new volcanoes being born during historic times. The latest, Paracutin, Mexico, started from a plowed field on February 20, 1943. Another, called Chinyero, near Tenneriffe, was closely observed in early 1800's. Old records tell about a ship whose sails were torn off in a storm off Halifax, Nova Scotia, saving itself by putting its cargo of steers into the sea, tying a rope to each, and having them tow the ship to the shore. (The Ariadne, in 1848) By Bert Hagemann The Rolling Warrior express kept right on moving this past Tuesday night as the orange and black crushed a good Elgin squad by a 21-15 margin. The good tidings started right off as Sobacki beat his opponent 6-0 to jump the Warriors ojjt into a 3-0 lead. Guy Hansen followed up with a narrow 6-5'victory, and Justen completely dominated his opponent as he won handily, 8-0. Mike Schlieben suffered the first loss of the night by a 5-2 verdict, 'but dependable Don Voight got the Warriors back into the winning swing with a 5-2 decision. Tom Fuchs, in one of'his finest efforts of the season, defeated his game adversary by a 7-2 mar- One of our real old Old Ti-^r~~ When the famous Knute Brookfield Tourriey Champs mers, John Smith of Johnsburg, passed away the past week at the age of 92 years. We talked with him about three weeks ago and he made us feel that he knew us. We aren't sure. Anyhow, he gave us that smile we like so much in visits through the years. He would chuckle when telling us stories of visits our Dad made to John&burg. John Smith was the father of ten children and it is remarkable that nine are still living. He and they must have been put together pretty good. When you get up there to your heavenly reward, John, look up our Dad and go over some of those stories of days gone by. Let's hope our friends in the sunny south are not suffering too much while we enjoy this balmy January in the old home town. Rockne was coaching the Four Horsemen, he devised a beauty of a play which pulled both guards*as well as the center to run interference for the ballcarrier. The chap who was supposed to protect the huge gap in the middle was thj| quarterback, Harry Stuhldreher. "How did it work, Rock?" asked an interested fellow coach to whom the Notre Dame mastermind was explaining the play. "I dunnoV confessed Rockne sadly. "You don't think Stuhldreher was ever silly enough to call the play, do you?" PICKUPS: Doctor to patient: "I've done all I can to get your weight down, Mrs. Jones.-- without any success, I suggest you just learn to be jolly." • " gin, and* then the roof caved in. The Maroons won the next three matchs, and as Tony Wagner was narrowly beaten 2-1 at the 154 weight class, the scoreboard showed McHenry ahead by a slim margin of 15-12. However, in a great show of aggressiveness and good conditioning at the end of his match, Mike Antonicelli rolled up a 6-2 win over his opponent. Undefeated Jim Laursen wrapped things up with a 6-1 victory, and Moose Mueller ended the evening on the short end of a 1-0 score. Mueller lost his match by the slim margin of a penalty, point. However, the Warriors chalked up one more victory in their newest string of successes, so it looks like they are off and rolling again. Drivers under 25 years of age continue to compile the worst traffic records of any age group. Young drivers were involved in almost 32 percent of highway deaths last year. Conference Standings: W L 1. North Chicagp 7 0 2. Barrington 5 2 3. Woodstock 4 3 4. Libertyville 4 3 *5. Zion Benton 3 4 6. Crystal Lake 3 4 7. Dundee 2 5 8. McHenry 0 BASKETBALL BOX SCORE McHenry-48 Woodstock-64 Score by Quarters: 1 2 3 4 McHenry 13 8 15 12 Woodstock . 1 19 15 19 Box Score McHenry - 48 FG FT PF T Pts Fairchild 5 0 3 10 Hurckes 5 o 1 10 Reinboldt, D. 3 0 3 6 Camasta, M. 1 2 2 4 Martin, T. 5 1 1 11 McHenry* s Don Reinboldt (51) in dark suit had Blue Streaks arms all around him as he controlled the ball in game at Woodstock last Saturday night. PLAINDEALER PHOTO About the wares he has to sell Will never make as many dollars JIM LAURSEN Wrestling in the 180 woight class, Jim Laursen was champion in the recent Brookfield, Wis.tourney. JTM SOBACKI Warrior Jim Sobacki, representing MCHS in the 95 pound class took top honors at Brookfield. McHENRY. ILL. 385-0144 mID S THURS. frank sinatrai rout© 2g SHOW AT 8 P8 Ma Seems to be1" the same old story with the Chicago Blackhawks. They were skating along at the top, then go boom! Good weather is no safeguard against traffic accidents. 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