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h PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1971 mwi. 3 THK MARIAN CENTRAL Old Timers are ready to battle the Old Warriors at Mccracken Field Sunday. Nov. 14 . Kirkoff t ime for this a lumni c lash wi l l be at 2 p m. A portion of the members are in above photo. They are l-r. front row, with their "class year" in parenthesis; John Kuranz <fi5). ("buck Thillman (63), John Pitzen <69>. Mike Jaeckels Rich Saunders <68), Randy Jackson (69) and Jon Meyer »ti4 >. In back rou are l-r: Denny Jackson (66). Denny Birmingham (63) and Pete Parker (63 . Not pictured are Tim Murphy (65) , Tom Clark (68) , Ed Crowley (62) , Steve Rlascovich (68) , Gene Church (65) , Greg Todey (68) , Bob Rankin (71) , Stan Olszewski (63). Pete Merkel (70), Jim Frost (67). Tom Jamercik (66), Gordy Anderson (66), Tim Gunnerson (68), Tom Kobza (66), John Gende (65), Denny Lamb (67), and Chuck Leucht (69). Coaching the Marian Central alumni will be Tom Parker and Lou Hartlieb. "Hutch" Harriers ̂ Finish 2nd In NSC BY Fred Kusch Running on a cold, misty, miserable day at Dundee's Randall Oaks Country Club, Bill Hutchinson's cindermen ran second to a Crystal Lake EARL WALSH \ - 4 .1 So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Warrior Gridders Finish Finest Season Since 59 The grapevine tells us a story about that great fisherman, Larry Nimsgern. Two years ago Larry went fishing and left his poles in Canada A year ago Larry went to Canada to fish and left his poles at home This year our hero went fishing and left the fish in Canada. No way he can top that next year unless he stays home and sends his poles to Canada. to find out, it was Tom Evans who was cutting down the light bill Who does he think he is -- the President or something7 So -- we lit the candles and all went well until Mike Brown started talking about the National League. Found out he doesn't know a third baseman from a quarterback The temperature is rising on the McHenry Rescue Squad thermometer located on the Helen Justen lot at Green and Elm Let's hope it keeps going up and up It can be a great help to all of us The Lord only knows when any of us will need the help of the Rescue Squad. The Johnsburg Squad has been just great and its members are helping the McHenry group in everv wav. Met Clint Martin, looking chipper after injuries in an auto accident. Clint says his wife is improving after her injuries. Too bad those accidents have to happen, but it is good to hear good news of recovery. Who is going to manage the Cubs? They have tried rotating coaches and all sorts of new ideas. Now. why not hire a gal to manage? They can usually lead men. We attended a "Steering Committee meeting of the McHenr\ Jaycees Wednesday night at McHenrv Country Club All went well in our corner until the lights went dim Come PICKUPS - A secret of health is said to be onion-eating, but how can onion-eating be kept a secret'.' Worry is like a rocking chair; it gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere. by Fred Kusch With the exception of the 1961 NSC season when MCHS went undefeated and the league crown (only to forfeit it on an eligibility technicality), Bill Day 's Gridders 6-2 record is the best in the past 12 years of Warrior football, (not com­ posite records from 1948 to the present) The Orange and Black record was definitely the result of a\ team effort. Twenty men' started every ball game from the third game of the season on. Only two ball players went both ways for the Warriors. The Warrior football picture looks bright as the young Warriors on the Junior Varsity, Sophomore A&B and Freshman A&B followed the fine example set by the Varsity. The McHenry High School football program this season was one of the best in recent years as the following composite record shows. These statistics paint a bright picture for future Warrior grid hopes. Did I hear someone say "Wait till next year"? Following are statistics for the season. the 1971 Varsity football Rushing Stark Att. 74 Yds. 305 Ludwig 29 145 Mauch 24 85 Prazak 36 175 Miller 67 180 Bentz 2 10 Hoffman 8 25 Hovseth 8 27 Knaack 1 2 Lundelius 4 5 W L Varsity 6 2 Junior Varsity 5 1 Soph.A 3 5 Soph.B 4 1 Frosh.A 5 2 Frosh.B ^ 4 2 All Level Total 27 13 Passing Miller Hoffman Mauch Receiving Habich Prazak Morgenson Bentz Hovseth Lehman Steinsdorfer Mauch Att. Comp. 105 35 2 40 11 2 \ds. 381 249 83 Recep. \ds. 21 18 6 1 1 1 2 1 34 2 4 31 2 W M j K W A mm on Kids Matinee Sat. & Sun. 2:00 P.M. 50' All Seats '1 )ick 'Vancl )vkr, Sally Ann "1 f >wi 'Lionel Jct'lrn's "Chittx Chittv "Bant; GENERAL AMUSEMENT CORPORATION INVITES \outo COME ON OVER TO OUR HOUSE 14 I ri. & Sat. 7 & 9:15 Sun.-- Thurs. 8:00 P.M. tcABEr'1"*':-- Next week- it* MILLER "Lawman" & 'Let's Scare Jessica to Death" MRS.MILLER PANAViS'ON * f r oni Warner Br OS T t C»iN'COl OR • *|R1 A Kinney Evicts Company DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Solo Initial Assists Tackles Hits Assists DeCicco 15 31 i 15 Hoffman 17 21 26 Hurckes 14 18 27 Prazak 21 10 19 Hovseth 13 11 18 I) Carlson 12 8 16 Mauer 10 11 14 Ruemelin 11 13 13 Bentz 10 10 13 Stark 8 8 8 Grover 5 3 8 Mauch 2 5 12 Fumbles , , Rec . Intercep I n t e r e s t e d O l d L a d v ( s p e a k i n g t o a r t i s t ' s m o d e l ) - - D o y o u m e a n t o s a y t h a t y o u a c t u a l l y p o s e t o r a m a n w i t h n o c l o t h e s o n , ; > M o d e l -- Oh . . . H e a v e n s n o ' H e w e a r s p a n t s a n d e v e r y t h i n g . STARTS FRIDAY NOV.12 FRI-SAT-SUN 7:00 & 9 00 MON THUR 7:30 ONLY * H F N R Y I t I 3 3 5 - 0 1 4 4 BURT LANCASTER ROBERT RYAN LEE J.COBB n A MICHAEL WINNER Film OP He gave the West justice right up to its neck.., then rammed more down its throat. FRI SAT-SUN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT ALL SEATS $1.00 TOWNE FOX LAKE, ILL 587 2612 MON - THUR ADULT ART FILMS ADMISSION S2.0Q FRI - SAT -- SUN NOVEMBER 12-13-14 START 7:00 & 9:00 SAT & SUN MAT.i START 1 30 P.M. ADMISSION $1.00 Adventure from Xerox Films An unforgettable children's ^dvermjr^r^o|or^v<^^^Jjf£?T^^ MON-THUR » u GEORGE HAMILTON * SUE LYON b - EVEL METROCOIOR NOVEMBER 15-16-17-18 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT START V:00 & 8:40 EACH EVENING FOR PERSONS /*\\ ^ 18 & OVER ONLY W I T H O U T A S T I T C H A P T L Y D E S C R I B E S H O W I T S P E R F O R M E R S C A R R Y O N ' ) ' \ T W O H O U R S O F L I G H T H E A R T E D V E R Y E X P L I C I T S E X U A L F U N A N D G A M E S ' . I without i\ $titc team they had impressively beaten only days before. Un­ fortunately a repeat was not meant to be. Following the pace of Zion Benton's Jim Wheeler, John Diedrich was the first Warrior to finish, followed by Don Gerstein, John Seaton, Alex Thomas, George Haines and Tim Tonyan. These lads finished 6th, 7th, 9th, 34rd and 28th respectively. This was a fine finish to a very productive NSC season. Meet Results listed below Randall Oaks, Dundee 3 miles Saturday, Oct. 23 1. Crystal Lake 2. McHenry 3. Zion-Benton 4 Woodstock 5. Libertyville 5. Dundee 7. Barrington 8. North Chicago CD of A BOWLING Tues., Nov. 9, 7 p.m. Wilma Aylward 177-447; Shirley Lossmann 461; Linda Roepenack 192-452; Lorraine Freund 456; Mary Lou Stine 446; Cathy Boro 477; Bette O'Brien 170; 491; Jule Kralowetz 451; Pat Ruemelin 474; Edi Nimsgern 198-468. Splits: ^ell Fidler 3-6-7-10; Sharon Klontz 3-7-10. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 11-2-71 Martie Raasch, 424; Cammy ,Gaylord, 179-435; Cathy Schlitt, 190-483; Dorothy Freund, 180- 464; Billie Mackinder, 457; Bitsy Schaefer, 196,489; Mary Beth Fuchs, 474. 11-9-71 Cathy Schlitt, 448; Billie Mackinder, 459; Janet Flicek, 187-508; Claire Rosing, 494; Fran Brzenk, 181-401; Martie Raasch, 449; Rosie Pr- zetacznik, 181; Jean Brzenk, 177. V 58 73 83 87 116 117 134 243 MORE TRAFFIC DEATHS Nineteen of the 129 persons killed in traffic accidents in Illinois the first half of October were pedestrians, Public Works Director William F. Cellini has announced. He said the fatalities represented a 17 per cent increase over the same period last year. Sixty-two persons died in 44 collisions of two or more vehicles and 67 in 48 accidents involving one vehicle. Cellini urged pedestrians to wear light colored clothing or carry something white or bright so as to be more easily seen by motorists after nightfall and not to suddently change their actions when crossing a street or road. TOM BEATTIE MCC SKI SHOW -- Take note all you skiers! The Uphill Races Ski Club of McHenry County College, in conjunction with Munson Marine of Volo, will present a ski swap and a ski fashion show for the McHenry County community on Thursday, Nov. 18, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in the MCC Student Union, IIT Building, Route 14, Crystal Lake. The ski show will include a demonstration of ski techniques and new ski equipment, a ski fashion show, ski movies, refreshments and, last but not least, will feature a stunt skier, Tom Beattie. Anyone who wants to bring equipment to the ski swap should bring it along to the show. MCHS Athletes To Be Honored November 18 The McHenry High School Athletic Department has an­ nounced that next Thursday evening at 8:00 in the West Campus cafeteria it will honor Warriors Place Four Men On All-Conference Squad its Fall Sports athletes at a Pot- luck banquet. All athletes, freshmen, sophomores, Juniors and Seniors who participated in Cross Country or Football will share in the festivities. Also being honored will be the cheerleaders, managers and coaches. Parents of all those being honored are urged to attend. yds. 676 150 4 by Fred Kusch After a meeting of the coaches and Athletic Directors the 1971 North Suburban Conference squad was an­ nounced this past Monday evening. MCHS is represented by four of its gridiron stalwarts, Ron Miller, Don Prazak, Jim Hurckes and Mike Stark. Congratulations on your honor fellows. The 1971 NSC All Conference Team: McHenry Ron Miller, Don Prazak, Mike Stark and Jim Hurckes. Barrington Gary Fencik, Frank Da vies, Greg Nelson, S. Bickford, Dennis Stohl, Tony Browne and Carl Kaercher. Dundee D. Schwartz, Jack LaDue, Bob Reko, S. Diedrick and John Gilbert. Woodstock Tim Wilson, Alan Shindler, Bob Freund. Crystal Lake Dave Gillies, Frank Alford, Jim Copley, Jim Hubbard, Mark Kellar, Sam Cipolla, A1 Miller and Jim Franz. Libertyville Jeff Traynor. Zion Benton Fred Fellner, Bill Buchanan and Andy Anderson. FREEZE HELPS FARMERS Agriculture Director Gor­ don L. Ropp said last week that President Richard Nixon's wage and price freeze gives agricultural officials in the export business a tool with which to bargain. He said the 10 per cent surcharge for exports, included in the freeze, will help correct some of the inequities felt by Illinois farmers con­ cerning prices. V>»- 'JL' 1 b i* * sf' t - murS At Vm Vj COACH BILL DAY in center, proudly stands among the four Warriors who were chosen as All Conference in the North Suburban coaches poll. From l-r are; Jim Hurckes, Ron Miller, Coach Day, Don Prazak and Mike Stark. The coaches of the North Suburban Conference selected 33 players for the All Conference title, with no coach allowed to vote for his own player. PLAINDEALER PHOTO SM / Mile East of McHenry .'RI. • S AT.* SOUP" 120 \ A H X A d u l t s 1 8 a n d o v e r ! Hi THE I t A >V K A HUNGER WITHIN HER EXPLODED H ot th of st ©(The Naked HALF MILLION SAVED Documented savings under the state's joint purchasing program permitting local governmental units to take advantage of state contracts exceed $547,000, according to Frank Resnik, acting director of the Department of General Services. Total volume under the program, started two years ago, has reached $1,666,000, Resnik said, with 131 govern­ mental units participating as of Oct. 1. Requests for in­ formation have been received from 525 different agencies including cities, villages, school districts, counties, park and sanitary districts. Some 100 mantis (insects) were recently observed, per­ ched on the observation tower of the Empire State Building, NYC, 1,000 feet above street level. Sport Quiz QlJ6Sti0n. What former Chicago Bear holds the NFL record for most pass receptions in a season? AflSWer. fr96I u! sasssd £6 oq^ SIHHOW ANNHOr For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger/^ ^ 3438 W. Elm St. • McHenry \jStSl/fSS!i 385-0300 SBRVKS rou FIRST fcsy© i