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\ SECTION 1-PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1972 Warriors Crush Yorkville Then Edged By Munifelein In Holiday Cage Tournament Woodstock Come on out and see the boys play ball. BOX SCORE Warriors - 85 Yorkville - 59 by Fred Kusch In probably one of their best efforts of the season Ken Ludwig's Warriors crushed Yorkville H S . a team highly touted in the pre-tournament prognostication. 85-59 The Warrior victory was highlighted hyv a fine team effort Defense again was excellent as it has been in virtually every Warrior victory this season, especially the Warrior zone press Offensively good shooting from the field and the free throw line plus good reboun­ ding assured a victory Rog Ludwig and Mark Bentz led Warrior scorers with 20 points apiece while Don Prazak and 0ar> Fenner contributed 15 and 11 respectively Mark Bentz. Rog Ludwig, and C.ary Fenner were singled T>ut by their coach for their fine efforts Mark had 20 points and 14 tough rebounds The Warriors committed too many fouls in the contest however when a team plays a tough hardnosed defense such as the Warriors did against Yorkville fouls must be ex pected The Warriors outstanding effort against the tough York ville squad enabled them to , advance to second round play in the c hampionship bracket of^ the tourney against Mundelein Orange and Black backers will remember that only about two weeks ago the Warriors nipped the Mustangs in a thrilling over-time victory at Buckner Gym Unfortunately for the Warrior cagemen, Mundelein was out for revenge and in another thrilling ball game the Mustang's turned the tables on MCHS and came out of the game a 72-70 victor The story of the bail game for the* Warriors again was an inconsistent offensive effort The Warrior defense again played brilliantly causing 28 Mustang turnovers usually enough, to provide any team with a victory However poor free throw shooting on the Warrior side and too many missed inside shots caused the downfall of the cajfers in this ball game Ron Miller and Randy Neiss were singled out for their ef­ forts m this ball game, as Neiss hit on 12 19 shots from 18;20feet j)ut and Miller zeroed in on 9 of 17 Unfortunately no one else cotild help out on offense Coach Ludv ig felt the Warriors played two real fine ball games in the tourney and in doing so gained some in valuable experience for the remainder of the tough NSC campaign The Warriors ap pear to be in fine shape physically and have riot yet peaked, in other Words they won't got stale and lose that edge needed in the final months i»f l lie season Also important to mention is the fact that the Warriors appear to be con s>u,niU improving and becoming a well-oiled, smooth basketball team Warrior fans have much to look forward to in the coming months. The Warriors get back into action this weekend as they face Woodstock Friday at WARRIORS fg ft Pf tp Batdqj-ff 0 0 2 0 Beqtz 9 2 5 20 Fenner 3 5 3 11 Hoffman 2 2 4 6 Hurckes 0 0 • 3 0 Ludwig 4 12 0 20 Miller, R £ 4 1 1 9 Neiss 2 0 0 4 Prazak 7 1 4 15 Althoff 0 0 0 0 Total 31 25 22 85 YORKVILLE Dalton 5 3 5 13 M a ha f fey 4 2 3 10 Penn.T 1 1 0 3 Wayne 2 17 5 21 Thomas 0 0 1 0 Goins 2 1 1 5 Dollman 1 0 2 2 Penn,D. 1 1 1 3 St umbo 0 0 2 0 Hughes 1 0 2 2 Total 19 25 22 59 WARRIORS Bentz Fenner Hoffmai. Hurckes Ludwig Miller, R Neiss Prazak Total 2 0 2 1 9 12 3 30 MUNDELEIN Seeds Miller Richardson Boothe Kinkelaar Hoskins 3 4 7 2 4 2 0 0 4 1 1 3 0 0 2 4 3 22 0 2 24 0 4 6 10 18 70 4 2 12 2 2 4 6 4 18 8 4 20 2 4 12 0 ,0 6 Total 25 22 !6 72 McHenry - Shooting F.C. 30-73 equals 41 percent. FT. 10-22 equals 46 percent. Opponents FG 25-54 equals 46 percent. F T 22-28 equals 79 percent. McHenry - Rebounds 26 Op­ ponents 42 McHenry * Turnovers 10 Op­ ponents 28 EARL WALSH McHenry Shooting percentage F G 31 t66 equals 47 percent. F T 23-34 equals 68 percnent. Oopponents F G. 17-61 equals 28 percent. FT 25-34 equals 74 percent. McHenry - Rebound 61 Op­ ponents 32 McHepry - Turnovers 14 Opponfmts 23 Warriors 70 Mundelein - 72 DU H The rush of the holiday season is over and it is time for all of us to see what we can do about hoaking the new year a good one. ---Also time to practice writing '72 instead of '71. So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ bill for the dinner and en­ tertainment. Football - Man we have football coming out of our ears The dodo bird was so clumsy and stupid, it became extinct in 1681. Nice verses from all the girls who call us "The Boss" or "Earl's Girls" brought moisture to our eyes. Alabama is a good team. Nebraska is a great one. Oklahoma may well be the no. 2 college team in the nation. McHenry (toooG WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR.... WEAR LNNIVERSARY And, who should draw our name again for the Plaindealer gift exchange but "Brenda"! She came through with another clever verse and an Irish crest. She's a good kid. We love her. Once again we saw that defensive^H^ls play a big part itball t in a foot! game. DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF . . , WITH SENSATIONAL BUYS LIKE THESE Open Sundays 12 to 5 SNOW BRUSHES ^ 1 12 Marathon 4 Ply Nylon Whitewall 14* 6.00 x 13 plus 1.60 1 ed. K\. l"ax NO TRADE NEEDED! 14 All Weather 78 4 Ply Nylon Whitewall 24® G78 x 15 plus 2.64 l ed. Fx. Tax NO TRADE NEEDED! 35 60 Series Whiteletter 7495 L60 x 15 plus 3.76 Fed. Ex. Tax NO TRADE NEEDED! 35 Suburbanite Polyglas 38s0 F78 x 15 Tubeless Whijiwall plus 2.62 Feci. tx. l*x I NO TRADE NEEDED! » 45 Suburbanite 4 Ply XG Polyester 3750 H78 x 15 Tubeless Whitewall plus 2.80 l ed. Ex. Tax NO TRADE NEEDED! Suregrip jv Nylon 4 Ply 2450 8.25 x 14 Tubeless Whitewall plus 2.32 Fed. Ex. Tax NO TRADE NEEDED! ALL T IRES MOUNTED FREE W A Y S P A Y A T G O O D Y E A R ( m n ( G R E A T V A L U E S I N O U R S E R V I C E D E P A R T M E N T Battery Cables "SNAP-BACK" ENGINE TUNE-UP •2088 a n y 6 t y l i i d e r U S a u t o a d d $ 4 f o i 8 c y l m e t e r c a r s in Imlrs all labor and tht's ><i i ' s • New spaik plugs oiiiji nsi11 points, rotoi FRONT-END ALIGNMENT $888 any U S c»r p lus pots i t needed Add J? tor a i r cond cats • Complete front-end inspec­ tion and alignment to manu- i farturer s specifications *277 OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION 550 add $1 if premium oil used 500 FREE SNOW BRUSHES And our Irish "Assistant t Sports Editor" Marie will have a review of '71 ready. We think. Our ,pal. After manyv parties we are ready for a quiet week. Things will pick up starting next Sunday night with the big party at McHenry Country Club which will benefit the McHenry Area Rescue Squad. Another observation after watching all those games is that we see few end runs in modern football. Never one to enjoy straight ahead, up the middle football, we saw Michigan march down the field that way. But, they were stalled on the one and one- half yard line. r If you want to help this group of great people who are willing to help others (our number could be up any time), buy some tickets for the big event""" Every penny of the purchase price will be turned ovefl^to the Rescue Squad treasury. The Stanford-Michigan game was all defense in that the scoring thrills expected. Of course, the last minute win for Stanford (13-12) was a thriller. A small group will foot the ^Stanford's win saved their -man Ferguson from being a goat. Catching a kick in the end zone and being the victim of a 2- point safety seemed to be a mistake that would give Michigan the victory. But, if Michigan tacklers didn't pull I ' m c m i h i d e s a l l l a b o r a n d • T r a n s m i s s i o n a n d d i f f e r I l a l c h e c k • C h a s s i s l u b n t i o n • F u l l o i l c h a n g e Windshield Washer Solvent & ~ Anti-Freezei Ready To Use. Good To 25 Below Now at your nearby GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE\ * GOOD/YEAR NlcHENRY MARKET PLACE » n. i.Li. mn />.i"" T 11 L 4400 W. Rte. 120 815-385-7300 Open Daily 8:30 a^n.-6:00 p.m. Friday 'til 9:00 Saturday 8:3Q4;00 Sunday Noon to 5:00 • Stereo •Portable 10" Color T.V. to be given away SundayCJANUARY 30 at 5:00P.M. NO PURCHASE* NECESSARY^ INVENTORY APPLIANCE SALE! Here are just a few examples of savings on General Electric Appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC 1*5 CU. ET. REFRIGERATOR- < NOW! FREEZER W/ICEMAKER REG. $349.95 •299 95 GENERAL ELECTRIC DRYER REG. $259.95 NOW! *19995 GENERAL ELECTRIC 18 CU. FT. SIDE BY'SIDE REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER NOW! REG. $499.95 V $39995 NOW! GENERAL ELECTRIC 30" RANGE W/SELF CLEANING.. ^ _ OVEN - WHITE $/€)() REG. $339.95 Check oun(~prfces on these and more items 95 CAREY Appliance iff n n m ' o * o o c c c n n f I I , i £ * t i i i . u i e c n o i . joj-jjuu j j him back over the goal line our bifocals played tricks on us. Bowl parades were beautiful̂ and performances of many'." young people were great Uy'l behold. '% i Those Miami Dolphins are' only 6 years old, but they showed no respect for the* Baltimore Colts in the AFT* play-off. The Colts took all the statistics, but couldn't score.' That's enough football for a while. Fathers can turn the TV's back to the families. It is time to get back to high school sports. We print that schedule often enough to keep you posted. Everybody's theme during Christmas time was "Peace." But, most of us are thinking of nations promoting peace. Maybe peace and good will should start with each of us. Every little difference shouldn't mean war. The phone rang late Sunday afternoon and Harry Conway wished us a Happy New Year. Harry added that "Tinky" Meyer was celebrating her birthday (you can guess which one) and how about coming down to Old Bridge? Much to our surprise the place was packed with friends o£-"Tinky." Thought it was a mall shindig. 'Twas a party- Cheers and a table covered with food. Wouldn't we like to be celebrating our 39th tirthday! i£ti ii. uiecn ol JOJ-J Jl TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 12-21-71 Bitsy Schaefer, 175-467; Margaret Fleming, 444; Janice Pieroni, 470; Adeline Pedersen, 192-464; Cathly Schlitt, 207-497; Elsie Winkel, 184-191-513; Doris Diedrich, 436; Martie Raasch, 461; Helen Freund, 154. 12-28-71 Bitsy Schaefer, 462; Janice Pieroni, 193-454; Dorothy Freund, 495; Cammy Gaylord, 441; Claire Rosing, 455; Rosie Przetacznik, 437; Gail Madden, 484; Mary Beth Fuchs, 176; 178- 528. R.R. C. Rosing 3-7-10; M. Fuchs, 5-7. 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