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PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - WED., FEB. 14, 1968 / Cheerleaders Of St. Mary's Grade School riors i Time To cos Pictured above are the cheerleaders who putaTol of spirit into St. Mary's basketball teams during the season. They were a ialmen Bring Home Second Place aeon In Conference Tournament PLAINDEALER PHOTO happy group as their varsity team won the Tri-County tournament last week-end. Front row L-R (8th grade); Debbie Adams, Cheryl Adams, Sue Kennebeck, Paula Harrison, Lina Haggenjos and Francine M.irke. Back Row L-R (7th grade); Debbie Calvert, ,Patty Buss, Beverly Chelini, Lynn Steinsdoer fer, Ka"thy Freund and Nancy Blake. _ By Bert Hagemann Once again the wrestling Warriors have done themselves proud as they brought home second place this past weekend in the conference wrestling tournament. The winner, ho-hum, was of epyrse N#rth Chicago. The stancfefigs weVfe; l.iNobth C&cagO'll6 2..McHenry 72 3.|zion Benton 61 4. Barrington 50 5. Libertyville 32 6. Crystal Lake 29 7. Woodstock 28 8. Dundee 12 The Warriors managed to place nine out of twelve wrestlers during the second day of wrestling and two Warriors brought home championships. Tony Wagner won at 154, and undefeated Jim Laursen won as expected at 180. Two other Warrior hustlers came in second, with Guy Hansen turning the trick at 103 and rapidly improving Ken Wahl at 145, Third place honors went to Jim Sobacki at 95 and Don Voight at 133, and Mike Antonicelli at 165. The Warrior scoring ended with Dennis Justen and Jerry Leim gaining fourth place honors, certainly tiiis n«s a fabulous team effort, and credit should go out for a job well done to a terrific group of wrestlers. This weekend it's state tournament time, so check the Plaindealer sports calendar for time,date and place. For some Warriors this will be their last matcjti,, of {he yfi#r, for other s, it will be 'one step towards a .hoped for doWnstate trip. Championship matches: 95 Wayne Ingram (NC) pinned Gene Wheele (Z) 2:34 103 Don Griggs (NC) beat Guy Hansen (M) 4-0 112 Bob Davis (NC) beat Mike Hardyns (L) 5-0 120 Bill Stephens (B) beat Dave Coon (Z) 4-2 127 Phil Parker (NC) beat Fred Myer (Z) 9-0 133 Leroy Presley (NC) beat*1 Lino Martinez (Z) 6-0 138 Dave Wells (NC) beat Jon Peter (B) 4-3 145 Greg Winston (Z) beat Ken Wahl (MP, 4-3 154 Tony Wagner (M) beat Rick Setser (W) 6-1 165 Don PiersQn (NC) beat Howard Hughes (CL) 7-1 180 Jim Laursen (M) beat John Johnson (NC) 11-4 h"*vt Fl'-'k1?!" fNP^ hftat Keith Pranke (L) 9-3. Consolation 3rd place 95 Jim Sobacki (M) beat Jon Nystrom (B) 4-2 - 103 Ron 'Udridge (CL) beat Ed Alfard (ZL4-0 112 Steve S^Trdfede (W) beat Dennis Justen (M) 2-0 120 Dennis Parker (NC) beat Terry Swanspn (.CL) 1-0^ 127 Ron Weber (W) pinned Bob- Vermillion (D) 0:63 133 Don Voight (M) beat Bud Palmer (L) 2-1 138 Kevin Peterson (L) pinned Jerry Leim (M" 3:25 145 Bob Wellington (B) beat Craig Bethke (C) 2-0 154 John Johnson (Z) beat Scott Ravin (B) 14-12 165 Mike Antonicelli (M; beat Tom *1111 (B) 4-3 overtime 180 Glenn Guerra (B) beat Gil Watson (C) 0-0 Ref. dec. hwt Mike Lustig (CL) beat Larry Winkelman 4-3. Northern lllini Bowmen News The first regular meeting of the year of the Northern lllini Bowin.: will be held at the American Legion home Thursday, Feb. 15, at 8 p.m. ; Newly ejected president Ovville Gosse will appoint his comm'ttee chairmen for 1968. irested archers are ivited for the Slush Shot Invitational on March 10. Thirteen NIB archers competed at the Sports Show at the Amphitheatre Sunday, Feb. 11. The six highest scorers were Don Kalacinski, Oscar Sommer, John Zawa?ki, Lee Campbell, Lee Kiltz and Orville Gosse. The more we love our friends, the less we flatter them. Sportsmen Celebrate 17th Year ' li l|M. The phone rang Monday morning as it does so often on Monday mornings. But, this call was different. It wasn't a Cub fan or somebody asking us to donate to a worthy cause. Visiting here from way out California way is the former Plaindealer Columnist "Meanderin' Mary". She wanted!)remind us that Notre Dame didn't fare so well with California last fall. We hardly remembered, but Mary did and gave us a good natured ribbing. Miry leans toward the Dodgers in baseball wars, but is fair enough to'say that it is a good thing to pass those penants around. We do, too. And we repeat that it would be just fine if both the Cubs and Sox (honestly) could win so we could match them in a World Series. The Wauconda Sportsmen's Club Inc. celebrated their 17th year of successful sportsmanship at vtheir annual banquet held „at Floyd's Restaurant in Carpentersville on Saturday, January 27. "Hard Working Donkey" awards were presented to the 1967 officers and board members. Herb Thomas gave a departing speech as the outgoing president of 1967 and Ken Glysing was welcomed into office as the new president for 1968. Fred Amour of Island Lake, assisted by his wife, Madeline, acted as master of ceremonies for the event and related some unusual stories and comments about his mythical stupid secretary "Freidalinka Gadoynka". The evening was climaxed with a group of sensational songs and dances by Shirley Smith and Nancy Gardner of M^:- Henry. Club member James DeNova of Wauconda reluctantly became a part of the floor show,' doing a Polynesian dance while his wife Elsie looked on in amazement. Photo shows board members TomJustenand James Paddock of Wauconda, standing left to right, Seated is vice president Ken ~ Giyslrig of Grlswold LakeVpresicieH Kefb Thomas oTlVauconda, and secretary Tom "Mo^fahon of Waukegan. Treasurer Ray Doralek of Wauconda is not shown. We thought it real nice of our Mary, who meandered way out to California, to give us a call. If Notre Dame wallops her team next time, we will give her a call. * As we write this, a news report tells of the Chicago Bulls winning a basketball t(game ih overtime. Their season hasn't been too good, but Walt Freund and Yours Truly know what is -wrong. The first change they have to make is change the name of the team, ? SkMcHtNRY HPT McHENRY, ILL NOW ENDS THURS. 'w&Slesy ',«•$! off Hie Wayne Gaylord, ace photographer for Ye Olde Plaindeal- •_ CQ.l_Q«_hw.OEi=vXL: . • . . PA N A V I S I ON 4S M A ] FOR MATURE AUDIENCES SHOW AT 8 P.M. By Bert Hagemann T.ie Warriors continued their season long losing streak |his past weekend, bowing to the Broncos of Barrington by the margin of 78-56. This game fell into the pattern of most other losses as McHenry stayed close for a half, then fell before their opponents second half onslaught. The Warriors cou'd not penetrate the shifting Bronco zone with any degree of effectivenss, and their own defense was sieve like enough to allow the burly red clad Broncos to pierce it repeatedly for easy scores. John English pumped in 26 points, mostly from outside, to lead the Bronco attack, while Gary Fairchild enjoyed one of his finest varsity evenings in leading all Warrior scorers with 16 counters. The Warriors played things tight to their vest in the first half, and when they trudged into the locker room at half time, they found themselves still definitely in the ball game, as they trailed by a count of 33- 28. On this particular evening however, McHenry savgd its bad quarter until the third stanza, as they fell to pieces under a 22 point Barrington barrage, while they could only manage a meager 10 points. John English led the assault, with ample assistance from his big front Fine mates, M'.irdock and Showers. With the game decided, the fourth quarter saw both coaches begin to empty their benches, and it was "wait until next week" again for the McHenry hopefuls. As the Warriors round into the hon? stretch of this very long season, the question being raised now is if M?Henry can win a game (period) this season. With the huge Cats of Libertyville at M:Henry this weekend, and then Zion and Woodstock the following weeks, it becomes a guessing game as to whether this group of athletes will experience any modicum of success or not. This Friday is our next to last home game of the season, see you there. BASKETBALL BOX SCORE Mi: Henry - 56 Barrington - 78 Score by Quarters - Barrington - ?8 FGFTPFTPts English 12 2 0 26 Clay 3 2 2 8 Hembry 2 7 3 11 Murdock 4 4 3 12 Showers 5 3 4 13 Harris 2 0 3 4 Voohries 1 0 0- 2 Brown 10 2 2 Bergbom 0 0 0 0 Watson 0 0 0 Withrow 0 0 10 Totals - 30 18 18 78 Shooting - McHenry-18-54 - 33% Barrington -30-66-45% Rebounding - McHenry-36 Barrington -39 Mistakes - MoHenry - 26 Barrington - 22 PALACE RECREATION THE ALLEY KATS Marie Lindquist 150-415; Joan Bucaro 172-412; Sue Gunderson 173; Donna Condon 146- 147-430; Verna Schmitt 156; Naomi Mereness ISSl'l'l 439; Carol Burrill 147-147-425; Jeanette Koerper 197-410; Jan Fruik 155. 1 2 3. 4 McHenry 16 12 10 18-•56 Barrington 19 14 22 23-78 Box Score McHenry - 56 FG FT PF T Pts Fairchild 6 4 2 16 Hurckes 0 3 1 3 Reinboldt, J. 3 6 4 12 Camasta 2 0 3 4 Martin 3 0 2 6 Reinboldt, D. 2 1 3 5 Mauch 1 4 2 6 Cuda 0. 0 0 0 Weber, H. 0 2 1 2 Weber, D. 1 0 0 2 Fletcher 0 0 0 0 Totals - 18 20 18 56 MCHS MCHENRY RECREATION TUESDA Y THIRTY-NINERS Cathy Schlitt 192-535; Dccothy Freund 466; Pat Ruemelin 539; Ma.-y Beth Fuchs 502; Pat Rosing 193-500. MCHENRY RECREATION WEDNESDAY NITE MjXED LEAGUE . , Geo. Williams 197-515; El Crane 178; Cliff Wallwin 191- 511; Geo. Kleinhans 204-515; Teenie Morrison 150-143; Tom Cusak 191?; Helen Long . 158; Wally Szyplebaun^ 162-167; Ann Szyplebaum 170; Pai Slaughter 157; Karen Shaver 189; Don Shaver 158; Ray Bujak, Sr. 237-608; R:iy Bujak, Jr. 211- 602; Bob O'Brien 197-547; Carole Humann 148. MCHS MVTMAN John Pohlman (Sr.) wrestles in the 154 pound class for McHenry High. State Championship Wrestling Tournaments DISTRICT - Barrington High School Friday, Feb. 16 - 7:30 1st session; Saturday, Feb. 17 - 2:03 2nd session; Saturday, Feb. 17 - 6:30 3rd session. SECTIONAL - Evanston High School Friday, Feb. 23 - 7:00 1st session; Saturday, Feb. 24 - 10:00 2nd session; Saturday, Feb. 24 - 2:00 3rd session. STATE FINALS - Northwestern University, McGaw Hall, E> vanston, Illinois. Friday, March 1 - 9:00 a.m.- 12;00 noon Weighing in at An- • derscn • Hs!l "Wrestling room. - 1:00 p.m. First-round matches. - 7:30 p.m.. Second-round matches. Saturday, March 2 - 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Weighing in at Anderson Hall Wrestling Room' (Two pound allowance over regular February weight). - 1:00 p.m. Semi-final marches and "wrestler backs" - 7:00 p.m. Consolation matches for third, fourth and fifth place. - 8:00 p.m. Championship matches. i Beginning The known history of the islands of Bermuda begin in 1609 with the shipwreck of the5 " Sea Venture", under the command of British Admiral Sir George Somers. --"•--•^l-- Greatness consists in trying to be great. There is no other way. lUake Region Sports Cor Club Lake Region Shorts Car Club presents $WINGERS ON ICE NO. 1. An ice gymkana t:o be held at Wing & Fin Lodge, Sullivan LaKe Rd„ McHenry, Illinois. On February 25, 1968. Open to Production, Sports and Foreign Cars. Registration and "Tech. open 11: 00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Starting time 1:30 p.m. Classes: 6 or more cars will constitute a class. Class 1 - urider 3000 cc Class 2 - over 3000 cc Class 3 - Engine over drive wheels Class 4 - studed tires Class 5 - Ladies iPre - registration deadline - Feb. 23, 1968. General Tech. inspection' will be under L.R. S.C.C. Regulations. Registration will include; a valid drivers license, plus proof of insurance, and all* drivers must; be 21 years of ago. Contact either: Jarry Ryan - 2309 W. M.inor lane - McHenry, 111. 815-385- 5377; or Stan SchaTer - 3613 W. Waukegan - McHenry, 111. 815-385- 0124. ASSESSORS' MEETING Harry Eichler, assessor of Deerfield township, who recently was elected to the office of president, and other officers of the Lake-McHenry Assessor's association, invite all assessors and deputy assessors to attend a meeting to be held on Thursday, Feb. 15. The meeting will be preceded with a noon luncheon at the Wigman restaurant on the grounds of the Indian Valley Country club, Rt. 83, one half mile south of Rt. 45 in Vernon Township. This is an important meeting with •several matters to be discussed, including the forthcoming Workshop in Peoria. Enthusiasm is infectious-and so is lack of it. VALENTINE'S DAY IVrDNf'^AY f i IJ ! " 74" 'A4 i• ' For This Day Only LOBSteak Lobster & Steak Nickel Beer Night-Feb. 28th L's WhitehoHSB 2028 W.Rte. 120 McHenry SO I HEAR By Ea H w'akh er, says the Warriors are going to win a basketball game before the season ends and he wants to be on hand to take pictures. He has a crystal ball. We cover any $d subject in thi$ column. So, we wonder why the fashion people pose those beautiful dolls in such u^ly postures. Look like they have been in the saddle all day. The one and only Bob Adams is telling people that we lost our White 'Sox schedule and Fred Meyer is digging for it on Riverside Drive. (For you readers far away, there is a break in the sewer main near the Riverside Hotel and heavy machinery is dipping 20 feet down to correct the trouble.) WYEAR PHICE BfSEAK SPECIAL! Westclox Electric Clock The NEW "Bold" electric alarm clock 19 Has antique white casewhite dial with black numi f i l l ?'} bers. Sweep second hand & shatterproof crystal. Lanky Libertyville basketball players will be here Friday night to meet our Warriors. Hope we can take them down to our size. Here's your best tire buy in its price range. Pick your size now and Go Goodyear. Choose from any size black wall tubeless listed below. Silt* Pint Fed. Ex. Tai and old tire 6.50 x 13 $1.55 7.75x 14(7.50x 14) $1.88 8.25 x 14 (8.00 x 14) $2.05 7.75x 15(6.70x 15) $1.89 'Size stiown also replaces size in parenthesis plus $1.55 to $2.05 Fed. Ex. Tax (depending on_s(^e) and old lire Add $3.00 For White Walli NO MONEY on our Easy Pay Plan! Expert Tune-Up Any 6 cyl. U. S. auto plus parts. S cyl. autos plus parts. Add $2 eacn tor torsion bars, air-condition. Special ' Low Price..'. Clean and space plugs; reset timing & points; adjust carburetor & choke; clean fuel bowl, air filter & battery; check ignition wires, condenser, distributor cap, starter, regulator, generator, fan belt, cylinder comp., batiery. 1 STOP SHOPPING " OViH FREE SPACES Goodyear Automotive and Appliance Center 4400 W. Rt. 120, McHenry McHenry Market Place Hrs. 8:30-5:30 Fri. till 9:00 Sat. till 4:30 385-7300 *