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ST. MARY'S VARSITY TEAM - Front Row, left to right; Kevin Haley, Jim Leisten, Chris Kennebeck, Gary Afeld, Dave Stilling, Dave Adams and Steve Buss. Back-row; Coach Jim Doran, Chuck Doran, Randy Mauch, Tom Zimmerman, PLAINDEALER PHOTO. Roger Wanta, Ken Blake, Tim Doyle and Neil Miller as manager. N In recent tournaments, St. Mary's finished second in the American Legion, and they are third in conference play. | ST. MARY'S CHEERLEADERS - Front Row, left to right -7th grade; Judi Freund, Diane ; Butler, Mary Ellen Bolger, Katy Althoff, Deb- ^ bie Harrison, and Pam Freund. Back row -8th grade; Kathy Freund, Karen Weingart, Patty Buss, Lynn Steinsdoerfer, Debbie Holas, and Pam Radner. PLAINDEALER PHOTO McHENRY RECREATION WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED 2/12/69 Bill Scheid 200-589; Ray Bujak Jr. 226-590; Len Thennes 203-551; Ray Bujak Sr. 211- 558; Chupk Kopp 201; Cliff Wallwin 194-569; Don Humann 192; Jim Wegener 196-496; Jim thennes 170-475; Glenn Porter 177-496; Walt Szyplebaum 168 463; Cliff Kiehl 170; Ellwood crane 159-471; Bill DeGeorge 150; Chuck Violett 141; Jim Reid 156; Tom Cusack 174; Mary Ann Thennes 187-484; Sis Wallwin 155; Tee Bujak 166; Helen Long 152-442; Mary Guthrie 156-433; Lee Bujak 149; Tennie Morrison 142; Wilma Aylward 143; Dot Zimny 168- 439;c Wilma Crane 149; Monique Kopp 140; Jane Scheid 156; Lucy iCleinhans 142-415; Jean Driscoll 150-402; Rose Klemn 138; Carole Humann 133-359; Rita Thennes 126-315. Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor .J McHenry County College Five To Play Final Game Saturday Coach Ludwig's viarsity basketball team won another game. That's news -- and good news. The best part of the win over Crystal Lake was the fact that the Warriors fought back from a sad first half to forge ahead for the victory. Teams with less heart might have folded. The Warriors lived 15) to their name. JV basketball fans were also real happy about the team winning from Crystal Lake. Some days things go right. two weeks before the opening of school next fall, when he will teach physical education half time, and spend the rest of the day,, in administrative duties. Mr. Rooney's wife is the former Margaret Freund, daughter of Mrs. A.P. Freund of McHenry. They have three childred, Dan, Steve and Ann. Their home is at 430 E. Broadway in Crystal Lake. Word comes in that the McHenry Junior High Basketball team has a great record. We hope to get the full story this week. All this talk about pinch hitters for the pitchers makes us wonder. Now, who would you send up to hit for Gary Peters or Don Drysdale? Speeding up the game maybe in order, but we still want time to eat our peanuts and popcorn. Here is a little note from Anna Frisby which landed in this corner. Many of McHenry*s young people know the Rooneys: Marvin Rooney of Crystal Lake, who now serves as head basketball and baseball coach in addition to teaching physical education at Cary-Grove school was appointed part-time assistant principal at a recent meeting of School District 155. He will take over his new duties From where we sit, we can see some birds building a nest. Seems like they are rushing the season unless they know something that we don't know. BOWLING TOMASELLCS THURS. NITE LADIES TNT I. Stilling 178; A. Oeffling 194; D. Hiller 197-175-524; B. Greenwood 170; M. Prokoy 173; E. Sandell 173-185-493; M. Freund 184-472; J. Fischer 172- 174-471; A. Hiller 170; E.Schaefer 173; P. Stay 190-490; L. Anderson 180-474; B. La- Bay 181-479; J. Dillon 176- 474; E. Mangold 181-492; Rails; J. Schmitt 5-7; E. Sandell 6-7-10 and 5-7; M. L. Olson 5-7. The McHenry County College Fighting Scots will close out their first basketball season this Saturday evening, Feb. 22, as they battle Crane Junior college on the Cary-Grove High School floor at 7:30 p.m. This past Thursday the Scots took a bad beating from a fine DePaul freshman team 94 to 56. In the DePaul game the local five made their first three shots to jump to a 6 to 0 lead, but the lead was short lived. DePaul bounced back to take the lead 9 to 8 and never relinquished it again. By half time the score was 48 to 33 and the Blue Demons were begin ning to pull away. Henry Lamkin, Ron Taylor and Jim Mach led the McHenry scoring with 18, 14 and 13 points respectively but it just wasn't enough. The McHenry crew shot a cool 26 percent from the field which was no match for the DePaul crew. De Paul now owns an impressive 18-4 record including a victory over Notre Dame. Harry Shields former standout from Crystal Lake high returned home with a five 14 point performance to lead the Blue Demons. BOX SCORE: McHenry FG FT P T Lamkin ' 7 4 4 ,18 Taylor 5 4 4 14 Jasperson 0 0 1 0 Leigh 1 0 4 2 Mach 5 3 1 13 Fiedler 1 0 1 2 Joneson 0 7 4 7 Totals 19 18 19 56 DE PAUL Bruno 3 1 2 7 Lawler 4 4 3 12 Shields 7 0 1 14 Wilson 2 3 1 7 Kirsch 6 7 2 19 Lydecker 1 1 4 3 Cappel 6 0 3 12 Steinberg 3 0 2 6 Hamilton 2 0 1 4 Drace 4 2 3 8 Totals - 38 18 22 94 A house shines from the outside, a home, from the inside. McHENRY, ILL. 385-0144 ENDS THURS. FEB. 20 "IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" Open 7:00 Start at 7:30 STARTS FRI. FEB. 21 T ^ THE STORY OF THREE STRANGERS...A MOTHER...A FATHER...AND A SON Metro Goldwyn Mayer presents cosfarnng PofociflU in Frank D. Gilroy's Pulitzer Prize winning Jack Albertson • Martin Sheen Fri.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thurs, 7:30 ONLY SAT.-SUN. KIDDIE MATINEE "PINOCCHIO" Start at 1:30 PG.6- PLAINDEALER WED. FEB. 19, 1969 Warriors Tame Tigers 59-53 By Bert Hagemann The ever struggling Warriors turned a near disaster into their second conference win of the season (59-53) this past Friday evening on the home hardwood. The Tigers of Crystal Lake were the victims of a near miraculous comeback by the Warriors. Trailing by 13 points at halftime, the orange and black burned the strings for a 45 percent shooting average in the second half as they stormed back from a miserable first half. The first two stanzas of the game saw the Warriors fumble stumble and stagger to the tune of 13 turnovers and a 25 percent shooting average. The whole ball club looked unusually inept against the large Tiger zone defense, and coach Ken Ludwig swept the bench looking for help, but none could be found. However, something must have happened during the half time break, because McHenry came out loaded for Tiger in the third quarter. Using a 1-3-1 zone defense for the first time in ages, and employing a full court press, the Tigers saw their lead dissipate into nothingness by the opening minute of the fourth period. The Tigers turned the ball over repeatedly throughout the second half, and McHenry took advantage of these mistakes to scorch the nets for 20 points in the final quarter. Gary Fairchild's 17 rebounds for the game, and 11 points in the last period cinched the big win for McHenry as Mark Camasta consistently set up his teammates and Mike Weingart and Don Reinboldt did yeoman work underneath. Although senior Bob Allyn tallied 25 points for the Tigers, it was not enough on what was to be another Warrior night. This week is a confer- YOUR HOUSE PLANS SHOULD INCLUDE OURS We have just the plan to protect that new home of yours. It'sthe State Farm Homeowners policy--a single low-cost package policy that provides broader coverage for your home and personal belongings. And, it protects you in case of lawsuits, too. So protect your new home from the ground up. See me today about a State Farm Homeowners policy designed to fit your needs. 41 Dennis Conway 3315 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7111 LAKE REGION YMCA - Pictured are the persons involved in the Lake Region YMCA's Sixth Annual Meeting, which was held at the Crystal Lake Country club. From left to right are, Revi-•'David Taylor, Master of Ceremonies, Louis E. Schairer, President of the Association, William T. Branham of Field Enterprises, who spoke on the Loch Ness Monster, Rev. Thomas Johnson, Pastor of Bethany Lutheran church, who gave the invocation, knd his wife, Jackie. ^ Sixty-three persons were in attendance. They learned of the progress of the Lake Region YMCA during 196$. John O. Renskers, 15 Dole Avenue, in Crystal Lake, announced plans for the 1969 Finance Campaign, which will begin Tuesday, February 18, with the Kick-Off dinner, followed by a second dinner on Tuesday, March fourth. ence double header; it's the Libertyville squad here on Friday, and then we trek to Zion on Saturday. Let's get out and support a team which is just beginning to jell and find itself. BOX SCORE: WARRIORS - 59 FG FT Fairchild Weingart Reinbolclt Hurckes B. Freund M.' Camasta Morenz Knaack Hurckes Totals - T 16 12 6 4 0 10 7 2 2 Sheriff'8 Deputies Play Harvard Rescue Squad In Benefit Game The McHenry County Sheriffs Deputies will play the Harvard Rescue Squad, in a benefit basketball game on Feb. 23, 1969, at lp.m., in the St. Mary's School gym, Woodstock, M. The Deputies, known as CARROLLS COPS, will be coached by John C. Carroll. Deputier playing in this game will be: Carl Krueger.Ray Weber, Hank Nulle, ElofBorgeson, SamHuseas, Denny Lantis, George He- 25 9 21 59 CRYSTAL LAKE - 53 Allyn 8 9 3 25 Schaffer 4 2 4 10 Nystrom Metropolos Reimer Wilbrandt Bobek Totals - ndle, Richard Rad, Richard Heisler, Jim McLaughlin, Don Roewer, Kenneth Losch and. others. Deputy George Meyers will be the trainer for CAR ROLLS COPS. Tickets are on sale by all Deputies. Tickets may be purchased at the door on Sunday Feb. 23, 1969. Proceeds of this game are to be used to purchase a truck to carry different items needed for Rescue Equipment, such as drownings, fire, accidents of all types, Recusitators, and such equipment. Let us see you at this most worthwhile cause. 20 13 14 53 About the only thing you can possibly lose by politeness is a seat on the bus. P 6492 STATE. FARM FIRE AND-CASUALTY COMPANY • HOME OFFICE: 8LOOMINGTON. 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