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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 McHENRY WARRIORS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. The varsity members are kneeling left to right, Tim Eternick, Manager, Rich Nowell, Ken Bohac, Kevin Worm, Mark Schuster, Tim Wilt and Ron Schuster. Standing are Larry Tucker, Tom Fenwick, Bruce Sweeney, George Haines, co-captain, Kevin Haley, Barry Lescher, Tim Tonyan, co-captain and Coach Bill Hutchinson. The first home meet will be against North Chicago on Thursday, Sept. 23. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR, works. Look for crowds to pack the town for the celebration. Watch Gold Medal Skipper If you happen to be on Pistakee Lake most any time this coming Saturday and Sunday, September 16 and 17, look for a racing sail boat with the identifying number on its sail "1-1". The skipper will be Harry "Buddy" Melges, Jr., from Lake Geneva. Buddy is the U.S. gold medal winner in the recently com­ pleted Olympics, in which he with Soling competed Yacht. He is part of the annual Blue Chip Regatta now in its 13th year and annually staged by Pistakee Yacht Club. Twenty- five other champion skippers will compete in the outstanding racing event. £ £ SPORTS FANS! I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought To You By John Jepsen Of all the pro football ims, which one do you Ithink has finished in first {place the most different |years?...The answer is the IC leveland Browns.. They've finished in first place 18 different seasons. 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Now comes the McHenry Country Club with a "Grand­ fathers Tournament" which is reported in this issue as "open to all Grandpops with an established handicap". Don't worry about Grand- pops. They all have handicaps SAY IT ISN'T SO - Had a phone call from a fellow who doesn't want us to use his name. He insists that one McHenry school bus has McHenry printed on the side -- "M-C-H-E-N-E-R-Y." These are a few of the John- sburg Old Timers who have indicated that they will make their appearance Sept. 24: Wally Smith, Harry Freund, Bud Meyers, Si Meyers, Norb Smith, Stan Freund, Art Jackson, Bud Miller, Bill Kreutzer, Dick Hiller, Tom Oeffling, Butch Nowak. All Old Timers are invited. We are anxious to get a list of McHenry players. Want to print those names in the first issue next week. A conflict will keep us from seeing that game and are sorry as all get out. Lloyd Freund offered us a chance to join the announcer. We are missing a great chance to tell some yarns of days gone by. Lloyd didn't offer us a chance as pinch runner for those old boys. Those Pittsburg Pirates are really something. They must have more .300 batters than all the rest of the teams in their division. CD of A BOWLING Tues., Sept. 12,7 p.m. Pat Brooke, 426; Shirley Kinley, 448; Dee Overton, 467; Bette O'Brien, 474; Ann Dawson, 434; Theresa Steffan, 460; Cathie Freund, 427; Loretta Homo, 444; Kitty Hendle, 432; Cathy Boro, 472; Jean Weyland, 487; Lois Crouch, 434; Linda Roepenak, 466; Grace Steinsdoerfer, 425; Fran Zank, 427; Roberta Fraser, 425; Barb Leight 462; Carolyn Oetjen, 425; Wilma Aylward, 427; Patty Sum- merkarap, 445; Dorothy Koleno, 491; Sue Smith, 481. McHenry Country Club In the fifth round play in the Past Presidents' Tournament held at the club on Sunday, Sept. 10: Class A winners were, Ted Spengel, Ben Chelini, Ed Buss, Chris Newkirk, John Falcon, Art Beck, Buzz Frett and Ron Wilkins. Ted Spengel has been improving all season and should give Ben Chelini a real battle. Chris Newkirk, after his victory over Art Jackson last Sunday, certainly has another tough battle on his hands as he plays Ed Buss. Class B winners were Harold Jensen, Dick Freund, Jack Smithson, Hal Nilles, Dick Turner, Bud Elberson and Ron Waytula. In Class C, Roger Collins, Fred Ballstaedt, John McClory, Ed Bishoff, Rich Smith, Tom Bolger, Bob Blaney and Chuck Pyles were winners. Doc Donnelly, Tom Burke, Doc Cavelli and Chuck Pease were victorious in Class D. Along with second round play in the Past Presidents' Tourn. there will also be a Grand­ fathers Tournament open to all Grandpops with an established handicap. Members should sign up with Vale Adams in the Pro Shop for this tournament. THIS WORLD( OF OURS Tint often, our attitude ha* been - use an item and throw it atcay. Too often, durability is not a factor • only convenience. Such an attitude fail*, to take into con­ sideration that the number of trees can be counted, along with so many of our natural resource*. In order for us to survive, we must "think recycling," if tee are ever to clean up our environment and conserve our resource*. Warriors To Open Season Saturday At Schaumburg Not many holdouts for that Old Timers baseball game at Johnsburg on Sunday, Sept. 24. And, of all the pro foot­ ball teams today in the National and American Football Conferences , which ones have NEVER finished in first place in their divisions at the end of any season? Tliere are only four teams that have • never finished first...Pitt- J sburg, Atlanta, New Or- | leans and Denver. Here's a zany one from • pro football...Did you know • a team could win only ONE J game and still finish in • first place!...How is this I possible? ...... A National! Football League team with • 1 win and 13 ties in a 14j| game schedule, for exam­ ple, would finish first ov­ er a team that won 13 games and lost 1 because the lea­ gues go by percentage only --and the team with one win, 0 losses and 13 ties would have a 1.000 per­ centage (ties don't count) _ while the team with 13| wins and 1 loss would haven a percentage of .929 andl would finish second. I bet you didn't know | that Jepsen Tire Co. has a • complete stock of the all-1 new Cooper Poly Mark IV, B made with four full plies 5 of polyester cord for that| smooth ride and increased • sidewall protection. Avai-I lable in the new, wider 721 white sidewall or black side ! walls. See Jepsen Tire Co.| today for carefully made • Cooper Tires. You may see some in the batters' box, but not running bases. If some younger Old Timers joins the ranks, they will let 'em run. In one game they had five .300 hitters in the line-up and called on two more from the bench to pinch hit. Where do they find 'em? As you know, the game will be a part of the Johnsburg Community Club 50th An­ niversary program. They will have a parade and the whole Fri. 9/15 - Thur. 9/21 Leo Blake carries that little radio in his shirt pocket---turns it up loud when his Cubs are winning. The sound is very faint when they are losing. omKimOO Ginger is back! She's more EXCITING OX-Ofi by Deluxe jADULTS ONLY There seems to be a big need for blood donors in McHenry County. McHenry Hospital and Memorial Hospital at Wood­ stock have sent out pleas. Last week we heard of a man being ready for surgery and no blood (of his type) available. Would you believe - lab workers gave blood to relieve the situation. That's the old spirit!" And -- a hospital story: Waking up after an operation the patient found the blinds of her room drawn and she asked the nurse why. "Well," explained the nurse, "there's a big fire across the street and we didn't want you to wake up and think the operation had failed ". By Dick Rabbitt Ccach Bill Day's . 1972 Fighting Warriors open their season tomorrow at Schaumburg. Kickoff is at 2 p.m. This is the' second and probably last meeting between the two schools, as next year a new conference will be formed, and a full nine game conference schedule will be in effect. Last year the 'Warriors won with ease and started them on to a very successful 6 and 2 season. Let's hope that tomorrow will be another springboard to a successful season. Coach Day will not name his starting line-up until kick-off time, but he has boys vying for all positions. Bentz, Mauch, and Staley are still contending back spot. In the halfback slot Grover, Ludwig, Knaack and Isaacs (foreign exchange student from Africa) are all awaiting the nod. At fullback Rick Freund and Scott Lun- delius are in great competition. At tight end Mroz and Truckenbrod. At split end Jim Grabowski is battling Bob Habich, and here because of past performances Habich should get the nod. Tackles Cunat, Gregory, Heald ami Mowrer should all see plenty of action. Guards Whitehead, Hurckes, Meyer and Dusthimer. are all going out in a fierce QUICKLY FIGURE YOUR OWN SAFE DRIVING LIMITS. Send for a FREE Drink/Drive Calculator. Mail coupon to: Drlnk/Drlvo Calculator I Box 3007/ Springfield, III. #2706 PLEASE PRINT M»m» I Address. City. State/Zip Governor's Traffic Safetv Coordinating Committee • 1 governor Richard B. Ogilvie, Chairman WHERE I COME PEOPLE RUN FROM.. STARTS FRIDAY See Jepsen for Front End I & Wheel Alignment Service & Shock Absorber Service. I JEPSEN TIRE I COMPANY! I 3331, 3314 West Elm St. - • Phone 385-0424 m COLOR TECHNICOLOR Fox Lake 587-2612 ALSO FOR SAT.-SUN. MAT. Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Sept. 15-17 Admission Only $1.00 "ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES" AND "DR. PHIBES RISES AGAIN" M0N-THUR. "WILD WORLD" & A Surprise Adult Hit 18 & Over For Admission I JJ @O R A Y S L A K E OUTDOOR its. 120 4 21. Graysloiie K i n n Y 1 A N D R A Fri.-Thurs. Sept. 15-21 1 •I lQD pCOLOR AND CO-FEATURE onnie's Kids Thank Re-HITCH IKERS1 51M only had two! "Flea Martet" SUN. 8-4 THE RACKET CLUB, located at Route 31 ani Virgtala Street, Is an attractive addition to the far- northwestern recreation scene. The building ia a colonial architecture, combining antique brick and a prefabricated Butler building, with an aluminum roof. Two cupolas are strategically located on the roof. To the left in this architectural rendering are shown the planned outdoor courts. Parking is situated to the right. Indoor tennis will start soon after Oct. 1. Annual Water Fights For County Firemen Sunday At Woodstock The annual water fights for the McHenry County Firemen's Association will be held at the Woodstock City Park on Sun­ day, Sept. 17. All captains are asked to report at the park at 12:30 p.m., with the first match to start promptly at 1:00 p.m. sharp, according to Lyle C. Sorenson, secretary-treasurer of the county association, and the MC for the afternoon's program. This annual event has drawn teams this year from Wood­ stock, Harvard, Crystal Lake, M c H e n r y , J o h n s b u r g , Lakemoor, Marengo, Capron, Cherry Valley, Union, Huntley, Hebron, Cary, Fox River Grove, Spring Grove, Rich­ mond, Carpentersville, East Dundee, Algonquin, West D u n d e e , H a m p s h i r e , Burlington, Wonder Lake, Nunda and Boone County No. 2 Belvidere. A number of these depart­ ments will enter two teams. Trophies will be awarded for the first four places, along with the Abbie Kammin Memorial Trophy. _ Chairman for the event is Russell Bruce, Boone No. 2 Belvidere, and he is assisted by Stuart Nerge, Harvard, Wayland Sahs, Woodstock City, Ray Legal, Crystal Lake and Dick Daymer, Algonquin. Officials will be Norm Piskie, Marengo, Paul Wendt, Algonquin and John Benton, Marengo. The afternoon's en­ tertainment on Sunday, is open to the public and a large crowd is expected to witness what promises to be a series of real spirited fights between the departments. struggle for a starting spot. Center will be either George Lossman or Bob Dobbertin. On Defense at the Down Guard position Hoffstetter and Hellios are in a struggle. Tackles Mowrer, Myer, Heald and Gregory are all in con­ tention. Ends Cunat and Hurckes. with Bentz if he doesn't get the starting call at Q.B. The all important linebacker spots, there are six battling for the positions. Decker, Thorn­ ton, Hellios, Nelson, Gibson and Freund. The deep defensive backs Coach Day has the f o l l o w i n g t o c h o o s e f r o m : Ludwig, Habich, Staley, Mauch, Lundelius and Grover. With such keen competition among these boys, the coaching staff will have a difficult decision to make in naming a starting lineup. Again directions to Schaumburg: Take Rt. 31 to Algonquin. Take Rt. 62 East to Barrington road. Go South on Barrington road until you get to Schaumburg road east. Go East on Schaumburg road until you come to the high schooll. Sophomores start at 12 noon, and varsity kickoff 2 p.m. Hope to see all you fans at Schaumburg tomorrow to root home the Warriors to a victory, 7&r gfe IhE PAL-LA'S COM30VS WERE P/CkfcD 7V WAKE fT &ACK 70 Jf/E SUPER BORL­ AND ONE &&- REASON MAS ROGER STAUBACH His injury in august game with RAMS PUT SERIOUS DAMPER ON C0H/&0y's 319 R)R 2ND STRAIGHT SUPER 0OH/L- CHAMP/ONSH/P THE V'LL MISS "ROGER THE DODGER" WHOSE ZCRAM&LlNG PUT<s PUNCH IN THE COWEO)/ ATTACH. McHenry 1972 Cross County Schedule RECYCLING EXPERI- WENT . . . These items being examined by metalurglst How­ ard Heginbotham were found in incinerator residue being processed for recyclable glass and metals at the U.S. Bureau of Mines Solid Waste Research Center, Edmonston, Md. The Bureau is working closely with the Glass Container Manufac­ turers Institute on the develop­ ment of new technology for extracting bottle glass from trash and making it available for useful products. The items above include hair clippers, horseshoes, roller skates, as­ sorted coins (mostly pennies!), scissors, paper staplers, cow bells, crowbars, cutlery and hand grenade casings. Rare Sightings The Arctic tusked whale, the narwhal, swims in broken ice fields usually above 65° North latitude. The whales have been sighted only four times as far south as Britain and once off Holland. WOODSY OWL HOOTS: Shhhhhhh... Noise pollutes,too. Tuesday Sept. 12 Thursday Sept. 14 Saturday Sept. 16 Monday Thursday Sept. 18 Sept. 21 Saturday Sept. 23 Tuesday Sept. 26 Thursday Saturday Sept. 28 Sept. 30 Thursday October 5 Thursday October 12 Saturday October 14 Monday Saturday October 16 October 21 Tuesday October 24 Wednesday October 25 Saturday Monday October 28 October 30 Saturday Nov. 4 Grant at McHenry Woodstock-Fremd at Woodstock Maine West Invitational (5 levels) . at Des Plaines Crystal Lake-Elgin at Crystal Lake North Chicago & Grayslake at McHenry Grant - Crystal Lake Invitational at Crystal Lake (4 levels) Lake Zurich & Antioch at McHenry Barrington at McHenry Huskie Invitational Meet at Oak Park (5 levels) Dundee at Dundee Zion Benton at McHenry McHenry County Meet at McHenry (Varsity - Frosh - Soph) Libertyville at McHenry North Suburban Conference Meet at McHenry (Varsity) ^I.H.S.A. District Meet 'Maine West - J.V. Invitational 'Meet at Des Plaines 'i.H.S.A. 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