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God's Word Heals Broken Hearts Hear it every day when you DIAL-A-DEVOTION 385-8729, MEDIUM OR REGULAR SIZE CAR OWNERS SAVE up to $6 per tire * «a McHENRY TEACHERS- BOWLING LEAGUE April 26 SECTION 1-PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-MAY 3, 1972 STOLEN BASK for Warrior Ron Miller as he makes a head first slide into second base. The throw from the catcher go^s by the Zee- Bees infielders and Bon took third. This first inning stolen base paid off as Don Prazak came to bat, and with two outs, singled to score Miller for the first run in the Warrior 5-0 win over Zion- Benton. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Warriors Sweep A Pair From Zee-Bees, 5-0, 3-1 Bv Fred Kusoh In Saturday's balmy weather Ken Swanson s Orange and Black baseball machine moved to within a game of first place .in the North Suburban Con- ^nce as they ripped the Zion it on Zee Bees by scores of 5- 0 aV»d 3-1. Stout pitching per formanees by Don Prazak and Tom Krtaack led the Warrior victory machine. The two Warrior hurlers held the Zee Bees to only 6 hits in the twin bill The Warriors did their offensive damage to Zion moundsmen in the early in nings as they scored 4 of their 5 runs in the third inning of the first game and all three of their runs of the second game in the very first inning. Thereafter Knaack and Prazak took over and protected the leads. BOX SCORES Game 1: McHenry 5 vs Zion 0 ab h r rbi Rogers 2b 2 0 10 DeCicco cf 2 0 10 Miller 3b 2 0 2 1 Prazak p 3 10 2 Wickenkampss_ 3 10 2 Habich If 2 0 0 0 Karafa lb 3 0 0 0 Steinsdorfer rf 3 0 0 0 Claypoolc 3 2 2 0 Prazak (W) 7 2 0 5 2 1 0 S a b a g e ( L ) 6 4 5 4 2 0 0 Errors McH. 0, ZB, l LOB, McH 4, ZB, 5 Game 2: McHenry 3, vs Zion 1 Rogers 2b 4 10 0 DeCicco cf 3 0 10 Miller 3b 3 11 0 MCC'S BASEBALL team is making an all-out effort to be winners this season. Shown left to right are. (1st row ) Tom Munn; Jim Dannehy and John Pitzen, team captains; Alan Stilling; Rich Kinter, team captain; Joe Dehn; John Connell; (2nd row) Jay Palmer; Randy Schultz; Rick Bielski; Mike Zintl; Dave Robinett; Jim Mulvenna, team captain; Jim Smith; Terry Toth; (3rd row) Bruce Harbecke. assistant coach; Marjie Dorr, Lorrie De Werdt, Geri McCall, Sharon Adams, bat girls; and Bob Popovich, coach. MARKET PLACK McHENRY 4400 W. Rte. 120 815-385-7300 Open Daily 8:30a.m.-6:00p.m. Friday 'til 9:00p.m. Saturday 8:304:00 21 23 North Ayer Street Harvard, Il l inois *' i • 1815) 943 4451 * i _ - / / / . > i < r R n < > n h ' J I n h > r m j n < > n * • l ) |ect To Chdnqe Without Prior Niotn.e W coach. Gus Freund was the locker room coach at half time. Gus would tell each player that the third quarter is when we take 'em. The whole team was good on defense and knew just how to shift to stop the other team. The whole team played every game to win. It is nice to be remembered after a period of about 50 years. Sincerely, Gordon Fifty years? Yep. Coach Stringer came to McHenry in the fall of 1922. His championship team was in 1925. Speaking of 50 years, .maybe our class of '23 should have a reunion. There were only 12 in the class and several have been called from our midst. It's something to think about, you Old Timers. Guess everybody but Dick Hester remembered to turn the clock ahead Saturday night. Late Sunday morning Dick was still on "God's Time" as opponents called it when Daylight Saving was first proposed. They wanted no part of it. Team Standings W-L Tot. pins 1. The Stars 70-42 44,815 2. The Funky Foursome 63-49 46,120 3. Pin Pals 56-56 45,088 4. Reverse Gauchos 54-58 43,162 5 Faculty Flops 48-64 44,655 6. Alley Cats 45-67 43,313 High Series: Jerry Langner 167-177-163-507; Wil Farrell 196- 137-165-498; Amy Street 138-138- 165-441; Gave Boland 166-150- 118-434; Judy Gray 145-127-158- 430 , 1 High Games: Ron Glawe 201; Mike Postlewait 171; Dave L u c k e t t 1 6 7 1 , Splits: Carolyn Bertacchi 6-7- * 10. Life is now complete. We narrated a style show last Thursday for a group of beautiful ladies. Men were there, too. QUOTES: A man never shows his character so plainly as by the way he portrays another's. Conceit is God's gift to little men. The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. Every man should keep a fair sized cemetery in which to bury the faults of his friends. A man is as big as the things that annoy him A Unique. New, Comfortable Motion Picture Theatre Catering 'fcT The Varied Tastes CM Everyone. Our Concession Items Are For Your Enjoyment In The Auditorium Not Just The Lobby! 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McH 6, ZB, 4 • CUBS - WE LOVE YOU"... That 's what the sign says. It was attached to the porch next door to greet our eyes as we entered our driveway Saturday noon It was a greeting from our new neighbors. Marv Beth (iende and Mar ji Ruth. Should be an interesting summer. But. then -- when we first moved into this house 24 years ago, we had Herman Kreutzer living in that same apartment. Another Cub lov^r. How can we be so lucky1 After lunch Friday, we planned a little rest with our McHenry High Girls Track Team sports page. The phone rang once -- the phone rang twice - and it rang again. Don Hoenes wanted to know if we had Channel 9 turned on. We did and the Cubs were winning 7 to 1 Don picked the right time to call since he must have had some anxious moments before his team beat Cincinnati 10-8. If that score had been reversed, we might (just might) have been tempted to call back and offer our sym­ pathy to Don. Dear Earl, I was pleased to read your column by way of Laura Hughes of Washington "Coach" Overton deserved the name for he was floor coach in every game. He would call time out and tell the team what to do to beat the opponents. Zeke Bacon was the play making The following girls are on the McHenry high school Girls Track team: Linda Bender, Linda Brown, Cheryl Bender, Chris Dorr, Deb Adams, Sue Farm, Debbie Jensen, Chris Thorne, Lynn Monahan, Linda Olson, Deb Franklin, Suzy Price, Terri Wilson, Carol Leighty, Kathy Berendt, Mary Voight, Pam Paddock, Bunny Berendt, Cindy Podgorski, Holly Mar­ shall, Sharee Swanson, Nancy Thomas? Cindy Mowrer. Kim Pinkstaff, Chris Talbot, Norine Summerkamp, Carole Cashin and Linda Randall. The girls will be competing at Waukegan on Saturday, MavfU- On Saturday, May 13 the girls will travel to LibertyviHe for their final track meet. / Fathers And Sons To Fly Kites Sunday Low [unf i le fo r s ta in ! - i t v , ~ n i t t read pat tern fur mi leage and t rac t ion. I l igh pr iced look in shou lder and su lewal l s t \ 11nAvai lab le in i l l .u kwal l and ext ra i ia i low w h i tew a l l des ign HURRY - SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT » Canes Lose By A Squeeze, 5-4 AlLtSke Nation Indian Guide Tattlers and sons of the Lake Region YMCA are encouraged To fly kitesjon May 7, 1:30 p.m. atsMcHejWy high school West camtousf ThiVis an annual event of the inter-tribal nation. Par­ ticipants will come from 1-3 grade boys and their fathers: They belong to tribes in Woodstock and Crystal Lake. Each father-son(s) may try for awards in the following categories: 1. Featherfoot Event; 2. First Kite to 100'; 3. Best Homemade Kite; 4. Most Colorful Kite; 5. Biggest Kite; 6. Smallest Kite; 7. Best Indian Theme; 8. Best Kite Tail; 9. Highest Kite; 10. Best Tribal Kite; 11. Hoot Owl; 12. Best Tribal Attendance (Based on percentage of big braves at­ tending); 13. Feather Award - All big & little braves attending this event. The highlight of the day is the Tribal Featherfoot Event. It is as follows: At a distance from each tribe will be placed, in a sealed bag, 1 unassembled kite, 1 ball of string, and some kite tail material. A small brave will retrieve the bag and the tribal members will assemble the kite and launch it, using the sup­ plied ball of string. The first kite launched and flying under control will be declared the winner. A small fee will be charged each big brave. Awards will be presented. All Lake Nation Indian Guide fathers and sons who attend will be given a purple feather. It can be worn in their head­ band. The River Nation tribes will furnish judges. Lake Nation chief is Carl 26 4 7 4 W - Turnao, L- Adams POSTPONE HEARING A hearing scheduled May 3 at 3 p.m. in the Cary village hall for zoning which would allow a private membership tennis club, has been postponed. It includes five acres located on the west side of Rt. 31, north of Virginia road in Algonquin township. 4 out of 5 More than four out of each five dollars worth of farm products are now produced on farms which have annual sales over $10,000 Mick, Medicine Man is Ron Jacobson and Clayton Smith is Tallykeeper. Jim Francis, chief of the Mohawk tribe, and Al Peterson, chief of the Zuni tribe, head the event. Their tribes are assisting. This event where families of kite fliers may watch. The purpose of Indian Guides is to foster the companionship of father and son. For further detail in how to join a tribe, call the Lake Region YMCA, 815- 459-4455. WINNING PITCHER Don Prazak singles to score Miller from third in the Warrior win over the Zee-Bees. Don pitched a two-hit shutout and also had two RBls. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) 6 50 T, 520 95 524 95 51 t '8 14 7 35*14 • 523 ^5 525 4 ' j 5 60 15 i 520 95 524 95 51 $|Q95 • BIACKWALL $4 mote By Jim Zenner Well, it happened again. The Canes got edged out on a fine game. They went down to Driscoll on April 26 and were outscored, 5-4. The Canes got a good rally going in the 5th but that wasn't enough Ted Pitzen and Ray Thelen did a great job in the infield by producing 2 double plays. They could be the next Kessinger and Beckert combination. Thelen was also very helpful at the plate. The Canes come home on May 3 to play I.C., and then back on the road to St. Ed's on May 5. I hope the "Fighting Canes" find the "Friendly Confines" of Woodstock Park good to them as the parks of the Cubs and Sox had been for them. BOX SCORE ab r h bi Carey cf 2 0 10 Stogsdell c 3 0 2 1 Pitzen ss 4 0 0 0 Selgrat 3b 2 0 0 0 Adams p 2 2 10 Thelen 2b 3 12 2 Martin lb 4 110 Corcoran If 3 0 0 0 Leisten rf 3 0 0 1 /