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PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER-WED., MAR. 6, 1968- Warriors Score Two Agj 4nst Woodstock 1 Steve Wilson. SO McHenry Warrior Don Reinboldt has clear shot of basket as Warriors 45. Morenz and 31 Hurckes hold back Woodstock's PLAINDEALER PHOTO astling, Fighting Warriors Win Praise In 66-63 Loss T® Wo©sfistock Hue Striaks BY Bert Hagemann Memo to the fighting Warriors: We, the fans of McHenry after Friday night's game against Woodstock wish to express the following thoughts: 1. We are proud of you Warriors. 2. We're with you Warriors 3. Hustle and desire can be admired, and you lack none of this. Marian Central Five Loses Final To St. Ed 86-50 The Marian Central Hurricanes closedthe basketball season with a 86-50 loss to St. Edwards of Elgin in the second round of the Harvard District. T^je Green Wave from the Watch City went on to capture the Tourney "'title with a 101- 91 win ovci the host team. Four seniors, John Anderson, Rich Meyers, Tom Bolger and Tom Brankey«played their final game for Coach Grover. The rest of the squad was made up of under-classmen, so the future may be brighter for the Hurricanes. ST EDWARD (86) FG FT PF H a l l o c k 1 1 3 S c h m i d t / - " O i l Zeller 6 4 3 Holmes 2 10 2 Healy 3 2 2 Bauman 3 0 1 Grudnowski 8 4 3 Boulton 10 2 Mann * 5 1 4 Hannula 2 10 Totals - 31 24 21 MARIAN (50) FG FT PF Anderson 4 3 2 Bolger 0 2 2 Shaw 10 1 Jackson 5 2 4 Gumma 3 3 5 Meyers 0 2 5 Hester 14 5 Blenner 2 2 4 Totals-- 16" 18 28 St. Edward 26 15 21 24 -86 Marian 9 16 6 19 -50 4. We're proud to be associated with you. For a team which has lost every game it has played this season, Friday night's exhibition of guts and determination will go down as a truly great effort. You Warriors were outmanned, out gunned and outmuscled, but yet through 110% effort, you gave the highly touted Blue Streaks of Woodstock everything they could handle, and then some. You held the league's leading scorer to a paltry six field goals, and your overall defensive efforts forced the Blue Streaks express to a supreme effort to overcome your hustle. Your rebounding, against a giant front line, was magnificent, and your fine 47% shooting average showed yo" can do it. The ball club you played had more ability than you, but they couldn't match your intestinal fortitude. Any team which has suffered the heartbreaks you have this year should have laid down and died. You didn't. That shows class. Class will make a winner somewhere, someday, and your turn Johnsbifrg Little League The registration will be extended from Saturday, March 2 until Sunday, March 17 for you boys and parents who Had other commitments. With basketball season still running, the registration was some what lighter than e xpe cted. Registration blanks can be picked up at any one of the Johnsburg schools^ There was a rather good turnout of helping fathers however more help could be used and would be appreciated. Again this is the last possible date for acceptance because there will be a lot of preparation for the early June starting game schedule. If you have any questions please feel free to call any one of the following men; Ron Vauk "497-3529, Jim Williahis 385- 0639, Monty Hosier 385-1529 or Emitt Roberts 385-4636. will come. I'm proud to associate in my small way with you. Hold your head high and be not ashamed, for you put out everything there was to give. Thank you, Warriors. McHENRY (63) FG FT PF TPts Mauch ' 4 4 5 12 Hurckes 3 1 2 7 Reinboldt, D. 8 2 3 18 Martin 3 2 2 8 Camasta 2 3 4 7 Fletcher 1 0 3 2 Weber, H. 0 0 3 0 Weingardt 2 0 1 4 Morenz 2 1 1 5 Totals - 25 13 24 63 "WOODSTO CK (66) FG FT PF TPts Wilson /U* A 4 Crain 5 2 4 12 Grumer 5 4 2 14 Steagal 5 0 2a 10 Rigby 3 6 4 12 Hawthorne 1 0 1 2 Wenck 0 0 2 0 Totals - 25 16 19 66 1 2 3 4 McHenry 15 14 12 22 Woodstock 15 15 21 15 Shooting - McHenry 25-53-4'.'% Woodstock25-65-38% Rebounding - McHenry -33 Woodstock - 36 Mistakes MoHenry - 12 Woodstock - 8 Northern Mini Bowmen News The fourth annual "SLUSH SHOOT" is planned by Northern Illini Bowrfken for March 10th. This 28th field invitational shoot has attracted over a hundred archers each March as a kick-off for the spring shooting. Many Chicago area as well as local bowmen come to the NIB outdoor range on Draper road off 120, a mile west of McHenry even tho there be snow, slush, rain, drizzle or sunshine. Northern Illini Bowmen President Orv Gosse invites everyone to come and enjoy the outdoor range, either participate in the shoot or spin hunting yarns around a roaring bonfire. The new Food Chairman, Ardene Raven and Mary Gosse, will tiave a menu of hot chili, barbequcs, hot dogs, pies and cakes cooked up ar.d plerrty of hot coffee available from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. Trophy Chairmen Mickey Heffernan and Lyle Trumble will present good looking large trophies to first place winners and exceptional medals to second and,third place winners at the end of the shoot. Registration from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Will be in charge of Classification Director Joan Copley. JThis 28 field target shoot Is Registered for 20 pins with Illinois Archery Association and with National Field Archery Association. Warm clothing and good boots are a must for the Northern II- ~Tini Bowmen "SLUSH SHOOT" Sunday, March 10th. Heard a most interesting talk by a grad student from Greece last week. He is an exchange student brought to this country through the Rotary program for world understanding and spoke to the members of the new club in Woodstock. Our 'speaker has a keen sense of humor and told his observations on the differences between his country and ours. /T He told of meeting a friend from Greece who had come to this country and prospered. In Greece uie friend said, he had plenty of time to invite our speaker to dinner, but did not have a suitable home or money to afford the pleasure. In this country he has the money and a fine home, but no time. time. Our visitor was stressing the hurry up he has noticed in our country. He said that if you took a two week holiday in Greece you could catch up in one day. One day from your work here and you are two weeks behind. We plan to see the world famous Texas Cow Girls basketball team in th§ Marian Central Gym Saturday night of this week March 9, when they play a group from the Marian Fathers club. We hear that Larry Huck has' been practicing for the game and buying liniment to ease the muscles. Should be a car load of laughs for the large crowd expected to attend. Ed Blake tells us that Paul Overton and Eddie Buss are also in secret training for the game. Seems the big trouble in-our country is the fact that some college students once took pills to stay awake -- and now take pills to go to sleep or at least into a dreamy state. Seriously, it has long been our opinion that there is danger in an educational program that ; made it necessary for students to take medication to keep a- 'i wake all nighttostudyforanex- I By Earl Walsh am the next day that they were too exhausted to write. Dave Fletcher took his turn in the lineup and was rugged on defense. The two Mikes, Morenz and Weingart, contributed nine points besides some rebounds to the home cause. And all the time Coach Ken Ludwig was trying to pull all the, steps. As we saw it, his boys were giving him all they had. We can't ask for more. Wouldn't have wanted to miss that last basketball game of our season here Friday night. Our Warriors lost again, but put ui> a heckuva game against the highly favored Blue Streaks from Woodstock. Coach Ludwig, faced with injuries to his squad, brought up three sophomores who look like they will develop into winners. Mike Weingart, Mike Morenz and Kurt Knaack are the boys who came up. for the last game and the regional tournament. By the time these boys are seniors they should help make McHenry a real winner. Little League ... Sure sign that spring is just around the corner. . . .Little Leaguers will register this month for the coming season. Ed Buss gave us a report this week for the McHenry grot?) which will register Saturday, March 16th. Our long time friend, Emitt Roberts, who once was a fellow worker on Ye Olde Plaindealer, sends in a report on the Johnsburg group. We take note that those Johnsburgers have chosen St. Patrick's Day for their signup date. The Warriors stayed in the game on determined play and accuracy on free throws early in the game, then lost on the margin of free throws. Each team scored the same number of baskets or field goals, whichever you care to call them. Don Reinboldt led the scoring and was at his best for the season. Husky Bob Mauch, who doesn't seem to be mad at anybody as he moves in like a speedy steam roller, was a big factor in keeping his team in the game. Bob got a big hand from the enthusiastic crowd. Tim Martin was in high gear all the way, controlling the ball, shooting and grabbing rebounds from taller players. Bob Hurckes was another fellow who played the boards better than we have seen in previous games. Bob is a good shot. In our opinion he doesn't shoot enough. Harry Weber, who has looked like he belonged in there at times through the season, had foul trouble and had to be yanked. John Reinboldt and Frank Cuda were on the sidelines with injuries, but got a big hand when their names were announced. PALACE RECREATION ALLEY KATS Donna Cpndon 143; Betty Smith 145-150-427; Jan Fruik 151-402; Agnes Prazak 149- 420; Ina Meddings 148; Naomi Mereness 140; Bev Justen 141; Jeanette Koerper 140; Joan Bucaro 5-8-10 Rail. TOMASELLO'S ' T.N.T. LEAGUE 2-22-68 J. Conrad 170; D. Hiller 177; C. May 170-476; M. Johnston 192-509; I. Stilling 199-494; M. Wakitsch 483; M. Smith 183-180-491; M. Hettermann 185-178-517; RAILS - M. Wakitsch 6-7-10 E. Meyers 5-7; E. Smith 5-10. T.N.T. LEAGUE 2-29-68 M. Smith, 176; M. Hettermann 204-214-568; F. Weingart 175; G. Rudolph 174-489; J. Freund 189-500; D. Hiller 174; M. Huff 171; I. Buralli 180; E. Meyers 182; B. Koleno 197; J. Kennebeck 184-480; H. Donovan 187; J. Dillon 181. cHenry little League Registration far McHenry Little League will be field on Saturday, March 16,at 1:00p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the City Hall. All boys who will be 8 years old on or before July 31, 1968 and not older than twelve bsfore July 31 are eligible to register if they live in our boundary lines. There has been a change this year in that collections will no longer be taken up at games. Because of this reason the charge for registration will be as follows; $10.00 for 1st boy in a family $4.00 for 2nd boy in a family $2.00 for 3rd boy in a family Try out dates will be held Sunday, April 7, 1968 at VFW Post No. 4600 Little League field. Time as follows: 12 Yr olds 1:00 11 Yr olds 1:45 10 Yr olds 2:30 ^ 9 and 8 year old boys will be notified when to appear. In case of rain'the alternate date will be Sunday, April 21. Please keep in mind that the Little League season runs through July 28. If you register your boy he is expected to be available up through this date. We< have been fortunate in obtaining Andrew Steinsdoerfer to serve as president, James Lightner as player agent for the ensuing year and Thomas F. Bolger as treasurer. Managers for the ensuing season are as follows: Cardinals - Ray Boro Owls - Harry Brodin Falcons - Bill Scheid Bluebirds-Joe Moerschbaecher Eagles - Tom Lawson - Larry Huck Hawks - Nick Freund Orioles - Gary Gough Condors - Jack Ramer Looking, forward to a successful Little League season for all. Edward J. Buss Mark Camasta, who could run all night, gave it a great dash until foul trouble forced a rest. PALACE RECREATION THE ALLEY KATS 3-4-68 Francis Schmitt 148; Donna Condon 152-149-439; Verna Schmitt 147-401; Marie Lindquist 173; Harriet Chandler, 140; Joan Bucaro 145-168-452; Jan Fruik 142-403; Ina Meddings 143-414; Bev Justen 179- 445; Betty Smith 158^400; Sue Gunderson 145. J RAILS i- Francis Schmitt 5-7-* 10; Naomi Mereness 5-7. John Bonder Wins Angler Recognition In Miami Tourney Fishing in the Metropolitan Miami Fishing Tournament on a recent vacation in Florida, John Bonder, 306 W. 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