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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1971 EARL WALSH So I Hear 1 SPORTS EDITOR ' ' i i We were glad to meet Henry Schrrntt in the Plaindealcr office this week. After a tough illness, we noted that Henry was "Up-and at 'em" He agreed that ho is at least "up" Henry was up enough to let us know we didn't write a column for last Friday "Rrenda" was listening She's the kind who writes her columns in advance when she takes a vacation She's dif­ ferent Our Irish co worker and sports fan. Marie, took over for "Brenda" last week and had to take this week off The pace is last at the editor 's desk Marie timed her vacation just right Bet she won't miss a play in those World Series games At this writing the Pirates bounced back to win a game. But. as we warned you, don't bet against the American League Our last column referred to Grandma "Hick". The name was Huck TUESDAY i THIRTY NINERS Cammy Gaylord 175-450; Fran Matchen 494; Dot Freund 194 504; Billie Mackinder 448; Jean Brzenk 175-432; Janet Flicek 179 182-519. R.R. Jan Pieroni 6-7. CD of A Tues , Oct. 12 - 7 P.M. j Carolyn Oetjen 471; Bette O'Brien 494; Cathie Freund 458; Cathy Boroa522; Bonnie Segerrriark 453; Wanda Minton 459; Lois Crouch 462; Mary Lou Stine 461; Dorothy Koleno 471; JoAnne Plicinski 465. Splits: Pat Butler 3-8-10; Kitty Hendle 5-7 McHenry Country Club On Sunday, Oct. 10, the semi­ finals of the Past Presidents tournament was played at the club and some of the results were surprising. In the biggest upset, Herman Zwissler beat Art Jackson, and Herman was so excited he forgot to post his name on the score sheet as the winner of the match. The other Class A match showed Art Beck as winner over Ben J. Chelini. In Class B Doc Sayler defeated Dick Turner and Glen An­ derson won by forfeit from Warren Weber, who was unable to play because of i l lness. In Class C Howie Weiss won over Chuck l*yles and Doc Strum beat Big Joe Ft ten. The windup of the 1971 season a& far as tournament play is concerned will be the finals of the Past Presidents Tour- nament on Sunday, Oct. 17. v / \ } J T E A T k R . Gd® a \ v I> 1-:I>I< \TE FIRE HOUSE -- An impressive dedication service wis held last Sunday, Oct. 10, at the Lakemcior fire house, marking tin official opening of the new structure to ftrr public. • Ap­ propriately; the ceremony was held at the conclusion of Fire Prevention Week. James Althoff, at right in photo, who heads the McHenry Township Fire Protection district trustees, is shown addressing the assemblage. The lower photo shows the first raising of the flag following the dedication. PLAINDEALER PHOTftR ATTENTION: Thursday Nite Club members! Volley ball starts Thursday, October 21st Girls Gym, East Campus 7:30 P.M. Marian Central Organizes New Outdoor Club Warriors Nip Zee- Bee Gridders 14-12 Marian Central Catholic high school has organized a new club, the Outdoor club With" nature and environment currently one of the main issues of our sociey. students felt they need something to bring them closer and perhaps help to preserve them At the first meeting of this school year, officers were elected. They are: President - Jeff Lamos (Woodstock*; Vice- President Tom Smith 'Woodstock), Treasurer Larry Huck iMcHenry); and Secretary Debbie Cooney (Woodstock) Mr. Robert Gough is Moderator of the Outdoor club Members of the club plan to get involved in some en­ vironmental projects such as re-cycling, paper drives, and many similar activities. They also are looking forward to a week-end trip at the end of October. Some of the outings and projects being planned will be planned jointly with members of the Outdoor club at Woodstock Community high school There is much to be ac­ complished, but the main ob­ jective of Marian Central 's Outdoor club is to aid people in becoming aware of our en­ vironmental problems. Coming from behind twice, Bill Day 's gridders showed real poise in defeating Zion on their opponents homecoming The scoring started in the first quarter as the Zee Bees drove 50 yards and pushed over the first score. At this point the Warrior defense tightened and the Zee Bee extra point failed. Trailing 6-0 the Warriors wasted no time getting back into the ball game. Running out of the T formation the warriors offense began to jell . vV'ith :24of the first quarter remaining Don Prazak culminated a 60 yard drive by slashing over the ZB goal l ine from three yards out The extra point failed and the game remained tied as a Hoffman to Habich pass con­ version attempt failed Last Chance To Register For Swim Program At School MCHS Harriers Lose To Zion 27 Winning 11 28 After Straight After streaking to eleven straight victories. Bill Hut chinson's cindermen met defeat at the hands of the Zion Benton Zee Bees, 27 28 The Zee Bees Wheeler, one of the top runners in the NSC. set the pace on the cool, dry autumn day. The winner 's t ime was a fine 13:34 Following close behind was Warrior co-captain John Diednch Don Gerstein. Geo Haines. John Seaton and Alex Thomas finished 4. 5. 7. and 9 respectively for the Warriors. The loss was only the 5th dual meet competition for the Warriors in the last 4 vears ZION BENTON Name Place Time Wheeler 1 13:348 McConnaughy 3 14:07 Deming 5 14:11 Wilkinson 8 14:21 Weeks 10 07 14:33 McHENRY Diedrich 2 14:04 Gerstein 4 14:10 Haines 6 14:12 Seaton 7 14:13 Thomas 9 14:26 28 Sea Story! Seahorses, growing no longer than .six or seven inches at the most, can he found in the waters oil Bermuda Starts Fri. Oct. 15 STEVE MCQUEEN The swimming pool at West Campus opened Saturday, Oct. 9 for the children's swim program. The classes are scheduled every Saturday morning from 9:30 to 11:30. There are stil l a few more openings and registration will be held at Central Ad­ ministration this week only. The open swim for the family will be held on Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Children must be accompanied by their parents. A fee of 50 cents per person is charged for a district resident with a patch, 75 cents for non­ resident persons. Patches may be ̂ picked up at the Central Administration, west side of McHenry. Starting Oct 23 the pool will be opened every Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The charge is 50 cents per person for each session. Questions on the program can be answered by contacting Charles Cuda, Community Recreational Director at 385- 7700 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Swimming Lessons Ten week period, starting Saturday morning Oct 9 Hey. Dad. Want your son to have a rich camping experience' ' See that he gets into the Boy Scouts. Family Swim . Every Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. - except holidays. Open Swim Every Saturday and Sunday - Starting Saturday Oct. 23. Saturday 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m Tennis schedule:. even Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m., a slight fee is charged for the use of the courts. The program will start on Oct 23 at the West Campus gym If you like the idea of using your skill, you'll like the Army Reserve. £ The second quarter found bo th teams had scoring op- portunites slip through their l ingers. First it was the Warriors. Starting with the ball on their own 27 yard line, passes from Mark Hoffman to l lahich. Miller and Bentz and thegrpat running of Mike Stark put the Warriors on the ZB 24 van! l ine. It was at this point iht ' Warrior drive sputtered due to a clipping penalty and a pass interception on the part of the tine /B halfback Christian. It was Christian's interception that started the final Zion drive of the first half. The drive was stopped by Jim Hurckes' fine pass interception. BLOCKED PLINT The second half began with a hang as the Zion defense broke through and blocked a Prazak punt. The Zee Bees took possession here and from the Warrior 42 drove in for their second and final touchdown of the da\ From the Warrior 15 Christian drove in for the score. The extra point failed and with 8 minutes remaining in the third quarter the score was Zion 12. McHenry 6. Again the Warriors had to come from behind. With 6:32 remaining in the 3rd quarter Prazak boomed a 40 yard punt to the ZB 24 yard line where Mike Stark, pursuing with great pass coverage, crushed the ZB receiver with a bone breaking tackle This play put the Zee Bees in a deep hole. At this point the warrior defense put to work. It was Dave Carlson who led the charge again dropping the ZB quar­ terback for a 3 yard loss Mark Bentz then got into the act by- intercept ing a Zion pass at the Zion 21 However, Bentz' fine play went for naught as two plays later the Warriors fumbled. With the beginning of the 4th quarter the Warrior defense again perked up With ZB ball on their own 10 yard l ine Mark Bentz jo l t ed the ZK ball carrier loose from the ball and the Warriors recovered on the Zion 11. On the next play- Mike Stark ripped and clawed his way across the Zion goal, dragging 3 ZB defenders with him. 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Bentz, Stark, Carlson, and Dennis Hovseth who recovered a ZB fumble in the last 4 minues of the game led the defense. The game ended Warriors 14, Zion Soph Harriers Lose To Zion-Benton PI T IT ALL TOGETHER The War r io r o f f ense finally [nit i t all together. Miller and Hoffman did a fine job at quarterback. Mike Stark played a great game, maybe the tmest to date. Prazak, Bent/ Hovseth, Hurckes, and lit t le buve Carlson all made standout performances. The Warrior offensive line ripped • open some big holes in the ZB defense showing signs of good things to come. All in all it was a g rea t t eam v ic to ry . Sa tu rday the Warriors will travel to Liberty ville to take on the Wildcats. The Cats are the NSC cellar dwellers but should not be taken lightly since it will be their homecoming. Come to Liberty ville Saturday as the warriors tr> to push their r eco rd to 4 -1 Running without their number one runner, Tim Wilt, the Young Warriors lost to the ZB sophs 43-18. Placing for the Warriors were Weiss, Wyn- veen, M. Schuster, Maras and K Worm. Stoehler Kontny 15:56 16:01 18 McHENRY ZION BENTON Cooper Drake Lehman 15:285 15:285 15:54 Weiss 3 15: 49 Schuster 7 16: 03 Wynveen 10 16: 13 Maras 11 16: 13 Worm K. 12 16: 23 4.1 Record Size Green Sun fish Landed A Peoria County man has established the state record for the green sunfish in the Ill inois Department of Conservation's "Ill inois State Record Fish Contest", according to Henry N. Barkhausen, Director of the Department. Edward Smith became the new state record holder when he landed the one pound, four ounce fish from a strip mine lake in Fulton County. There was no previous record for green sunfish in Ill inois. The record holder was IOV2 inches in length and had an 11 '2-inch girth. Smith took the fish on a midgeoreno bass plug. Why i s i t t ha t t he ind iv id ­ ual w ul i t in most money, or t he loudes t mou th , u sua l ly domina te s the soc ia l climb­ e r s c i r c l e ' . ' Freeze-drying as a method of food preservation is hardly new. The Incas, Indians of Peru who ruled from 1200 to 1500 A.D., car ried meat and potatoes up into the Andes Mountains and exposed them to bitter cold nights. The food would freeze, thaw partially First the- husban t Then tr. ,% fe Then 3 ADULT HITS' LOVE and LARCENY H Feeling STEWE OFLY, THE BOSS DEEJAY, piflyED so mucH HE IRE OUI Sport Quiz Question. Who holds the record for hitt ing sa fe ly in consecutive World Series games? Answer: *:I MI* HH.IVH M.YYH For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger, E i m St. - McHenry 385-0300 YO u R / Independent . Insurance f AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST mmpssm&sam during the next day and freeze again at night. Soon the food's moisture sublimated and a dry, nearly imperishable material was left. It could be reconstituted with boiling water. The recommended daily allow­ ance for protein from the Na­ tional Research Council is 65 grams for an adult man, 60 for a teen-age boy, 55 for an adult wo­ man and teenage girl, and 45 for a boy of 10 to 12 years old. One of the best sources of protein is meat. Beef, pork, lamb, and veal supply from 25 to 38 grams from each 3Vi ounce serving. VV • ;">S I UCK 338 003. FRI. FOR ONE WEEK 2 HORROR HITS "THE RETURN OF COUNT YORGA" PLUS "CRY OF THE BANCHEE"