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t 12928 28 12940 reet -185, Luckett - For Your Christmas Shopping Convenience WE WILL BE OPEN Monday thru Friday 9 • 9 Saturday 9 - 6 Sunday 9 - 4 GBEEN STBEET MAI 1 1219 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY EARL WALSH' The Warrior basketball team couldn't put it all together Friday night and lost an overtime tussle to Dundee. The visiting Cardunals showed a lot of hustle. They aren't extra tall. But, it was at the free throw line that they piled up points. So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J free throw attempts. The Warriors hit 10 out of 16 shots. You have to make free throws, especially with the 1 and 1 rule. Mark Bentz was back in action after missing a couple of games. We thought the layoff got him off stride, but his 24 points show he was very much in the game. The Cards sank 25 out of 31 Roger Ludwig played the Charles Locldnger, (left), Woodstock, and Lloyd Jacobs, Hebron, share theipotyight at the McHenry County Farm Bureau banquet for Sports Festival participants last weekend. Lockinger was honored for his many years of service to the Softball program. Jacobs was naif ed the outstanding player on the All-County team for 1972. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) LARRY LEAFBLAD JORDAN IM WEEKDAYS AT 9 15 A M NEW TIME the POPULAR Phone-Show on CALL 1220 dial I (312) 223-5555 (or 312-244-1220) first half the way he did most of last year. He was feeding in­ stead of shooting. Then he made two alert steals in the second half that made the Warriors look better. From our observation, Roger has to shoot if the Warriors are going to win. Knaack is another player who has to pop 'em in. He has the eye. Dundee's Rick Unruh has some great moves and was hard to guard as he scored 27 points. He's a good one. And only a Junior. They have a Schumacker on the Dundee team. Dundee without a Schumacker would be like the Johnsburg Tigers without a Freund. This advance talk about major league ball players striking again at the start of next season makes us sick. Most of those players had signed contracts before the season. We think they should have honored their contracts, then enter into new negotiations after the season. Such items as the season being too long - on that we agree. Nor do we blame the players for getting all the benefits possible. All we say is that if a fellow signs a con- stract, he should live up to the agreement. Had a real sociable time and a fine feast at the Plaindealer Christmas party Thursday night. Had our wife sitting on our right and "Brenda" on our left. How lucky can a guy get! Missed Lawrence Welk again this week. The Annual Christmas Concert was held Sunday night at West Campus. With a niece, Nancy Blake, performing, where do you think we were? Missed Lawrence but saw John Leighty direct a large group of high school musicians through a pleasing program. While we carry sports on this Northern Illini Bowmen's annual Christmas party will be held at the McHenry Legion on Thursday, Dec. 14, beginning at 8 p.m. The evening will begin with the regular meeting in­ cluding election of officers for 1973. After the meeting will be a pot-luck and dancing. Each member is to bring a gift for Santa's exchange. AN EASY ONE for Warrior Habich at he finds himself alone under the basket in the first quarter of the McHenry - Dundee battle. The Warriors are now 0-2 and travel to Libertyville Friday night looking for their first conference victory. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Lose Overtime Game To Dundee 67-62 By Dick Rabbitt The Dundee Cardunals, behind the free throws of Rick Unruh, defeated the McHenry Warriors in overtime Friday nite. The score was 67 to 62. Grabbing an early 6 to 2 lead and then again 10 to 6, the roof caved in on the Warriors. Dundee got hot and led at the quarter 19 to 12. Keeping that 7 » pt., spread throughout the 2nd 1 quarter, it seemed that the f» warriors would be content. But dt 1:45 they managed to pull within 3 pts., 27 to 24. Dundee Scots Fall To Kishwaukee 72-67 Kishwaukee College downed the McHenry County College cage squad by a 72 to 67 margin Tuesday evening at the Crystal Lake high school. The defeat marked the fifth straight time that the Scots have been on the losing aid of the score. Four Scots scored in double figures as Glen Bohart and Wes Wimus led the way with 14 counters apiece. Larry Lowrey contributed 12 points while Tom Desmond added 11. Bohart and Lowrey also led the rebounding with 11 each and Mike Tichenor grabbed 10. The lead see-sawed back and forth the entire first half with Kishwaukee grabbing a 2-point advantage, 29 to 27, at in­ termission. The Scots came right back and jumped in front 35 to 31 only to hit a real cold spell. page and both sports and monkey business in S.I.H., don't ever let us forget that our schools promote other equally important programs. The music department is real good. Congratulations, Director John, and all you fellows and gals who gave us an enjoyable Sunday night. The Scots fell behind 47 to 38 and then could never make up die difference. Although the defense looked far, McHenry could never put it all together on offense and shot a cool 34 percent on 27 of 79 shots from the field. Saturday afternoon, Dec. 9, will find McHenry once again seeking their first victory. Waubonsee will be the opponent and game time is 2:30 p.m. at the Crystal Lake high school fieldhouse. BOXSCORES McHENRY May Witmus Desmond Lowrey Bohart Tichenor Harbecke Totals KISHWAUKEE Anderson Davis, Jack Awe Mason Heine Miller Van Hise Johnson - Challand Totals Golf Bags And Clubs Christmas SPECIALS Here is your Christmas Bonus CURRENT CL0SE0UTS »rvh% To OO 0 fLUS "S 1 2 8 I 1 I i 1 8 2 27 13 26 67 BOXSCORES McHENRY fg ft Pf tP 3 0 1 6 Knaack 4 0 1 8 3 0 1 6 Habich 3 0 5 6 1 0 3 2 Bentz 10 4 5 24 8 3 4 19" Ludwig 4 3 3 11 4 3 3 11 Mauch 1 0 0 3 3 0 1 6 Camasta 1 0 1 2 1 2 3 4 Tonyan 2 3 1 7 3 7 0 13 Himpelmann 1 0 0 2 0 5 3 5 Cunat 0 0 1 0 26 20 19 72 26 10 21 62 again rallied and pulled away to a 37-28 halftime margin. Unable to hit the basket and poor rebounding hurt the Warriors the first half. During the 3rd quarter the Warriors began to jell, and only trailed 45 to 44 going into the fourth period. With 7:53 remaining in the game Ludwig put the Warriors ahead for the first time since early in the game. Tonyan's basket with 6:20 remaining put the Warriors ahead 48 to 45. From that point on it was a personal contest between Mark Bentz and Uhruh. Bentz scored the last 12 points for the Warriors and Unruh had 11 for the Cards. At the end of regulation time the score was tied at 60 all. During the overtime it was all Dundee. Missed shots and poor passing on the part of the Warriors led to their downfall. On the other hand the ability to make free throws won the game for Dundee. They made 25 out of 31. The Warriors ac­ tually out-shot the Cards 43 percent to 42 percent, but managed to only make 10 out of 16 from the free throw line. Once again the Warriors fought an uphill battle. They really didn't start clicking until midway in the 3rd period. Let's get it altogether from the opening whistle on Friday at Libertyville. You're a better team than your record shows. McHenry lost ̂bat any Dnndee teammate that had pooiwriia of the ball received clooe-up view* of the Warriors as they pressured the Cardunalsjfor the ball. Above, 41, White house, meets Warriors Tim Tonyan and Roger Ludwig as they donbla team him. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Girls Volleyball Team First In Sports Day Elgin to compete against the Elgin and Benet Academy schools. Girls participating in the sportsday include: Freshmen: Judy Boro, Mary Elliott, Alison Hansen, Cheryl Hermasillo, Reggie Lun- kenheimer. Ellen Quinlan, Cindy Ramer, Ruth Ann Sturm. Sophomores: Carol Cashin, Deb by Freund. Dawn Klassner, Anita Paunescue, Kim Pinkstaff, Annette Pintozzi. Juniors: Roni Bierman, Helen Ericksen, Dawn Ewald, Debby George, Deb Mahon, Kathy Morenz. • Seniors: Kathy Barry, Sue Cooley, Marlene Dowell, Mary King, Betsy Stephenson. Linesmen and scorekeepers were: Linda Brown, Donna Munyon, and Sharal Koenigseder. By Dawn Ewald On Thursday, Nov. 30, McHenry's "A" and "B" volleyball teams travelled to Waukegan high school to compete in a sportsday. Other schools participating were Grayslake, Waukegan and Zion Benton. McHenry's "B" team won the match against Waukegan by winning 2 out of 3 games. The team then played Grayslake and McHenry won the first 2 games of the match. McHenry's "B" team took first place and the Grayslake team placed second. Our "A" team had tougher competition as they competed against the "A" teams of Grayslake and Waukegan but the McHenry girls failed to win a match. On Friday, Dec. 1, the "A" and "B" teams travelled to Swimmers To Host Libertyville Team Thursday Afternoon By Dick Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahan's DUNDEE Unruh 8 11 4 27 Whitehouse 5 4 3 14 Leitner 2 1 5 5 Higgins 3 0 2 6 Pedley 3 2 1 8r Gerdau 0 2 2 2 Schumacher 0 4 1 4 Garlieb 0 1 0 1 21 25 18 67 Dundee McHenry 19 8 8 15 7 - 67 12 16 16 16 2 - 62 Off I PLUS g 8 A Complete Stock Of Golf Apparel I McHenry Country Club i -Pro Shop { | Phone 385 3435 Alter 6 p.m. Call 385-5855J "Lucky" Horseshoes! Horseshoes have been "lucky" ever since the English imposed a tax on all metal, and the Ameri­ can colonist considered himself fortunate to find a still-usable shoe thrown by a horse. SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Service o/i all Makes Sales-Rental 385 3093 SALT DELIVERY SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER swimmers will host the Libertyville Wildcats here at West campus on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. The young Warriors will be looking for their first win of the season. So fans let's all gather around the pod on Thursday afternoon and root the team on to a victory. Island SttUs? Curacao, Aruba, and Bonaire in the Caribbean have inadequate rainfall that quickly drains away from the island's porous soil. The islands must distill their fresh water from the sea. PAGE 10-PLAINDE ALER-WED NESPAY, DECEMBER 13, 1972 Members of the All-County team at the McHenry County Farm Bureau banquet honoring all par­ ticipants in the Sports Festival include, from left, front: Doug Rudsinsld, Chuck Lockinger, manager of state championship team, and LeRoy Kuecker. Back: Lloyd Jacobs, Chuck Sowers and Denny Drak£. Other team members include Gary Rudsinski, Brad Schmelzer, Don Jackson, Larry Spalding and Wayne Timpe. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) McHENRY TEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE Dec. 8.1972 Total Team standings W-L 1. Odd-Balls 27-17. 13214 2. The Ultimates 26te-17Vfe 3. Splitzers 24-20 4. Zeroes ' 21-23 5. Lucky Strikers 17 Mr26^ 6. Pin Poopers 16-28 High Series: Bud St 183, 184 - 552; Dave 167, 199, 155 - 521. High Games: Dave Luckett - 199; Shirley Blume -177; Jean Gudauskas -172. Splits • Ellen Conradi 5-10; Bud Street 5-8-10. WONDERLAKE EARLY BIRDS 12-7-72 Georgiana Meyer Sue Seeber 142-169-142 (453); Pat Novy 154-154-167-(476); Mari Hollingsworth 169-186-179 (534); Georgiana Meyer 174- 132-162 (468); Barbara Gay 138- 163-172 (473); Vi Johnson 153- 179-120 (452). Splits: Rose Lillegard 3-10; Sue Seeber 5-7; Mari Hollingsworth 8-5-10; Betsy Smith 5-6-7. Beat the champ contest winner of our league: Mari Hollingsworth - Contest Score 646. Actual 3 game score 534. Northern Illini Bowmen News