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THREE LESS POINTS for the Zee-Bees as Bill Gregory (note arrow) blocks the Zion-Benton field goal attempt late in the 4th quarter. Warrior Habich recovered the ball and ran it to good field position for McHenry in their 21-10 loss to Zion-Benton. Friday night the Warriors host the Wildcats of Libertyville in their last home game of the season. Then it's road trips to Crystal Lake and Woodstock on Oct. 28 and Nov. 4. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) THE FRESHMEN WARRIORS "A" SQUAD has a successful season in the making with a 4 win 1 loss record. With 3 games remaining they travel to Libertyville this Saturday to battle the Wildcats in a 9 a.m. game. The members are 1-r front row; S. Knor, G. Olson, J. Griggs, B. Jackson and B. Mahon. In 2nd row are J.^ E n g m a r k , S . F r e u n d , B . N u s s , T . L u d w i g , G . T h o r n t o n , D . V Doherty, B. Rowe, L. Wright, E. Hamann and D. Useman. In 3rd row are Coach Postelwait, Coach Boland, G. Rosing, C. Bentz, T. Hutchinson. B. Decker, C. Smith, B. Lund, B. True. G. Miller M.Mai, S. Lasko and Coach Scott. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH' Every time we pull into the Plaindealer parking lot we see those reserved signs against the wall - spaces reserved for Wise and Ehredt. Both have been long gone. Wherever you are, Ken and Phyllis, how about using one of those spaces? Somebody once said, "A dog is man's best friend." But, oh, what we hear people say about dogs! So I Hear . SPURTS EDITOR. rs™ i i i i i i i i • • SPORTS FUNS! I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought To You By John Jepsen We once said that people don't mind dogs walking past their homes as long as they keep walking. Thought Chris Durkin did a nice job of announcing the "Homecoming Half-Time Band Show" last Friday night. Hats off to John Leighty. He had the band and performers ready. Chris announced, "The band will enter the field under the direction of Lynn Tomlinson, the drum major". And, enter they did -- with Lynn doing a nice job. The band executed a diagonal drill to the tune of "Swing low sweet Chariot". Oddly enough, football was not always an autumn I -- sport...Back in the old ! g days,-some colleges start- | Ied their regular football • seasons in winter or I I spring....For instance, I Georgia opened its season • I in 1892 by playing its open- I ing football game against • Auburn on Feb. 22!...And | there were other examples I like that. **** When was the last time S an Ivy League football | team won the national • _ championship?...It hasn't I happened for manyyears... I Last time was 1925 when * Dartmouth was voted national champs. R I I I I I I I I What are the most points I a football team can score • in the fewest minutes... I Well, the all-time record • In a big-time game was | set by the New York Giants | who once scored the in- I credible total of 21 points I _ in 35 SECONDS!...It • happened at Pittsburgh Oct. I 1 7, 1945...With 50 seconds 5 to go in the first half, | the Giants scored a TDi ...Then they kicked off, | Pittsburgh fumbled, the I Giants recovered, and on • I the first play Arnie Herber I •hr-ou; a TD pass...On the S kickoff, Pittsburgh | I threw a TD pass...On the next kickoff, Pittsburgh again fumbled, Bill Piccollo of New York scooped up the ball, and I ran for a TD...There were • then 15 seconds to go...So, I j that was 21 points Call extra m | ooints were good) in just | 135 seconds! **** I I bet you didn't know that | I Cooper Tire Co. has been • | making fine quality tires | for almost 60 years. • Cooper Tires are built by • I fine craftsmen Who Care I for People Who Care! • I See Jepsen Tire Co. today. | We Care, Shouldn't You? | I I I I I COLOR J STUNNING VISUAL EFFECTS." JEPSEN TIRE COMPANY 3331, 3314 West Elm St. Phone 385-0424 Beth Howell and Sue Hoff­ mann. x We learned that their routines are choreographed by Mr. and Mrs. Jan Rades of Jan's School of Dance. Chris told the crowd, "Perhaps you will remember this old Dixie-Land tune, all dressed up in a new arrangement - a tune called "South". You may get the idea how much we enjoyed the per­ formance of a nice group of high school students. We liked it. PICKUPS -- If you want to be happy, learn to live within your means - even if you have to borrow money to do it. Television is that remarkable invention that makes it necessary for you to wake up before you can go to bed. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon.,Sept.30, *72 Hazel Stahlman 519; Emmi Damian 514; Dolores Gerstein 502; Marcy Goss 492; Chris Kern 483; Virginia Steege 459; Audrey Koczor 456; Nancy Glosson 445; Kay Kurbyun 421. CD of A Bowling tues., Oct. 17,8 P.M. Julia Kralowetz 452; Ann Dawson 426; Wilma Alyward 477; Shirley Lassmann 469; Nell Fidler 475; Sue Koleno 426; Lois Crouch 425; Cathy Boro 541; Dorothy Koleno 468; Barb Leight 481; Grace Steinsdorfer 458; Isy Thompson 454; Sue Smith 433; Jo Rizzo 511. R.R. Judy Grove 5-9-7; Irene Kostelny 6-7-10; Maxine Adams 5-10; Pam Kozior 5-10. THE "B" SQUAD of the Freshmen Warriors, short in members, lost an 8-0 heartbreaker against Zion-Benton last Saturday. Their 2 wins, 2 losses and a tie speaks for their determination on the field. These young athletes will be out to improve that record at Liber­ tyville Saturday. The members are front row L-R; K. Richardson, G. Kively, R. Blankenhorn, B. Murry, and B. Clemens. In 2nd row are J. Damiani, B. Sherman, G. Garn, M. Alvord, D. Richardson, D. Henkin and M. Van Kanegan. Standing are Coach Postelwait, Coach Boland, B. Hasting, S. Lauer, S. Hill, B. Klassner, A. Kahl, A. Wagner, B. Haag, D. Williams, E. Czekowski and Coach Scott. All Freshmen games, away and home, are played on Saturdays at 9 a.m. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Homecoming Is Hurricanes Stop Happiness! St. Ed's 30-0 Joe Wagner of McHenry led all rushers with 106 yards in 20 carries in the Marian triumph over the Green Waves of St. Edwards' of Elgin, last Saturday. The Hurricanes scored the first two times they had the ball. After the opening Now the pennant girls: Lynn Froula, Helen Duarte, Peggy Alonso, Julie Gerrard, Debby Tripp, Annette Desidero, Mourine Pintozzi and Holly Marshall. Real good. Now Chris announced the Pom-Pom girls and their dazzling routine. And they were dazzlers all: Mary Beth Williams, Jill Adams, Laurie Staveteig, Carolyn Meirswa, Debbie Berndt, Barb Richardson, Sue Scott, Bev Chelini, Jill Smith, Kathy Gerstein, Barb Krebs, Alice Wilson, Mart Boyer, Sue Clark, Warriors Play Libertyville In Home Final Tonight IN CAR HEATERS By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school Warriors play their final home game tonight by hosting the visiting Libertyville Wildcats. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. Nineteen seniors will trot out on Mc- Cracken Field for the last time Friday night. They are Doug Nelson, Randy Mauch, Mark Bentz, Roger Ludwig, Scott Lundelius, Tom Knaack, Bob Habich, Russ Grover, Larry Isaacs, Mark Gibson, Dan Hellios, George Lossman, Mike Whitehead, Jack Dusthimer, Jim Dimopoulos, Phil Mowrer, Pat Heald, John Cunat, and Gary Truckenbrod. This game should be a good one. Both teams are evenly matched coming into tonight's fray. Each have identical conference records of 2 wins and 2 losses. The Cats were defeated by North Chicago last week 9 to 8 while the Warriors lost to Zion-Benton 21 to 10. So, fans, hope to see you out at the old ball game tonight to root the Warriors on to victory. The Crystal ball was good for 3 out of 4 last week for a season's total of 11 right and 5 wrong. Here we go again'. Warriors over Cats kickoff, the Hurrican defense forced St. Ed's to punt and on the second play from scrim­ mage, Joe Wagner went 47 yards for a touchdown. Following the kickoff, the Hurricane defense grabbed a St. Ed's fumble and eight plays later, Wagner went over from the two. Two extra points were scored on a John Feffer run. The Marian offense was held in the second quarter to an eight yard field goal by Gary Shasta I of McHenry. The third quarter was marked by a series of punt exchanges with the Hurricanes gaining 54 yards to St. Ed's 9. During the fourth quarter, Marian had 152 yards of offense to 20 yards for the Green Wave? Scoring came late in (Warriors still have chance for second place) Woodstock over Dundee (Streaks should rebound from Barrington loss) Barrington over North Chicago (Broncos have too much power) Zion over Crystal Lake (ZeeBees too tough for Tigers) the quarter on a John Feffer touchdown pass to Gary Shastal which covered 15 yards. The extra point failed. Five plays later following a St. Ed's fumble, John Feffer scampered for five yards and the fourth touchdown of the afternoon. Gary Shastal's kick was good. Following the game, Coach Tom Parker of Marian noted that Saturday's game was the finest effort, offensively and defensively, by the Hurricanes this season. Next Sunday, Oct. 22, the Hurricanes will travel to Driscoll high school, Addison, where Marian will attempt to extend their 4 to l record to 5 and 1. Harriers Edged 28 To 29 In Final Dual Meet By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school 'Running Warriors" lost their final dual meet of the season Thursday at West campus to Libertyville by the score of 28 to 29. George Haines and Tim Tonyan ran one-two but they could not overcome the overall team balance of the Wildcats. Sophs won 18 to 41. VARSITY RESULTS McHenry Place Haines 1 Tonyan 2 Mclnerney 5 Barnings 10 Wilt 11 29 Libertyville Johnson Haines Sam burg Schreck Landgren Place 3 4 6 7 9 28 SOPHOMORE RESULTS McHenry Wynveen O'Halleran Worm Talbot Pepping Place 1 2 3 5 7 SUSPENQS OFFICER Sheriff Arthur T. Tyrrell issued a news release Wed­ nesday morning stating that effective Oct. 13, Deputy Walter Leffek of the McHenry County Sheriff's department has been suspended indefinitely for conduct unbecoming an officer. A hearing before the Merit commission will be set up at a later date. McHenry To Host North Suburban Cross Country Meet On Saturday 18 LIBERTYVILLE Place Hanrath 4 Classen 6 Ugolini 8 Donatt 11 Hanlon 12 41 HEADS ZONING BOARD At the Oct. 10 meeting of the McHenry county board, Charles T. Smith of Harvard was appointed chairman of the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals. He replaces Joseph Crabb of Harvard, who retired from the board. by Dick Rabbitt On Saturday morning at 11 a.m. fifty-six boys representing all the North Suburban high schools will leave the starting gate for the three mile run. This year the meet will be held at McHenry on the West campus course behind the school. On an invitation from the "Running DWI CHARGE William A. Mathison of 7317 Keystone road, Richmond, was arrested for driving while in­ toxicated after deputies ob­ served his vehicle speeding in the vicinity of Howe and Greenwood roads, Wonder Lake, Tuesday night about 11:30. Bond was set at $500, with court date scheduled^for Nov. 6. Warriors" we are asking you fans to come and watch this great meet. The team needs your support, and will ap­ preciate your urging them on to victory. For the first time in several years the Warriors are not the pre-meet favorite. Crystal Lake and Barrington are cast in that role. But don't count the Warriors out of it. They have shown improvement as the season has progressed. Now is the time for the team to get out there and really run. Let's go Warriors and bring back the trophy to McHenry. Tigers Retain County Title In Cross Country McHenry,111 3K",-II144 Starts Jj-ida^ Fox Lake 587-261? | TrT^at-Sun Oct. 20-22 Admission Only $1.00 @ORAYSLAKE OUTDOOR ttj. 120 & 21, Graystoke HI nn Yl AND R A 1-A1 "IS Open Weekends (Dnly By Dick Rabbitt The Crystal Lake Tigers easily retained their County Cross Country title in the an­ nual meet held at McHenry on Saturday morning with a score of 26 pts. Woodstock placed second with 41 pts., McHenry third with 88, Cary Grove fourth 102 and Marian finished last with 111. Bill Santino, crack Tiger PasfaAWD FROM THE MASTER OF SHOCK I A SHOCKING MASTERPIECE 1 ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S FRENZY' Fri-Sat-Sun 7:00 & 9:00 Mnn-Thur 7:30 ONLY CLINT EASTWOOD JOE KIDD 'tCHNCCXQHl8PAMAvi5lON«^oi 7:00 & 9:00 Each Eve MON-THUR Coming October 27 "Nicholas & Alexandra" adultsonly Sunday Matinee 1:30 'When Dinosaurs Ruled Earth" Oct. 23-26 Adult Entertainment For Persons 18 & Ove* -Double Feature- "Depraved" AND "Hot Blooded Woman" ADMISSION $2.50 2A IS JMTHOU mm m if THE NEWEST >NS BI6SEST YET! 20th Century-Fox T0DD-A0 35 COLOR BY DE LUXE* llljjg Streaks Edge Warriors By Dick Rabbitt The Woodstock sophomores just managed to edge out the McHenry Warriors in the county sophomore cross country meet Saturday by a score of 35 to 37. John Mclnerny, McHenry's sensational sophomore, won the event in the time of 16:34, edging out Phil Wertz of Woodstock. Mclnerny led all the way in the three mile race. John Barnings finished 7th, Kevin Wynveen 8th and Terry Riley 9th for the Warriors. Crystal Lake was a distant third with 78 pts., Cary Grove fourth with 86 pts., and Marian last with 134 pts. runner, easily won the meet in record time of 15:10 seconds. George Haines of McHenry was 10th. Next Saturday, Oct. 21, the Warriors will host the North Suburban meet here at West campus. Time 10 a.m. IUE Woodstock 338-003? FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th For One Week WOODY ALLEN IN ««Play it agian, Sam" AND HAROLD & MAUDE Ruth Gordno \