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PAGl: 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1973 Baseball Warriors Break Slump, Win 3 Out Of 4 EARL WALSH So I Hear The Thompsons found a spot at Peel Arkansas on beautiful Bull Shoals Lake. A long way from home, but local people seem to find them. Theye js no day as dull as a rair^'Sunday. If\April showers bring May flowers, we are in for a blodmin' month. A P k A n r n r r v i T A n i A P r i z e p o s s e s s i o n i s a n o l d \Pl IK S rDIIOK I baseball scorebook given to us o r u r v i o l l / m u i \ j l a s t w e e k b y W a l t F r e u n d I t dates back to 1930-31 and 32. When Walt started managing the McHenry A's, his wife was the scorekeeper. Frank Schreiner taught her the ways of scoring. in this season. How about you girls? Was a time when we thought a Sunday walk through the fieWs and pastures along a creek was heaven on earth. night a Sunday paper, sat to devour the sports jtion only to find it was a City lion. Nq reports on Satur- , s games. Might as well have bought yesterday's paper. * iyhow,."we listened to the ne#s and learned that both the Cu^s and Sox won. Same on Suiday. Not-much chance for us$o get into an argument. i 13ie Shamrock practice was ratified out Sunday. Hear they ar^ making another attempt on Tuesday night. i I fave had one lonely rabbit in back yard all winter and spring. Can't get into the fastest growing business in the world this way. f. Talked with John Busscher about getting men's golf news Golf is big news in McHenry and we want reports. "Red" Winkel is expanding his gardening this year. With the price of onions, he plans a 5x5 patch instead of the 4x4 he had last year. We lost 13 pounds since last October and only one person noticed. Maybe another 13? After many years of activity, the Palace Recreation will be no more. The Forester group wound up the season Friday night. Little Orphan Annie got into the White House and into the President's office. Don't lose hope. The country may be saved! Coach "Hutch" and his wife visited the Triple K Resort, owned and operated by Norma and Verne Thompson during Easter vacation and brought us a brochure describing the place. Looks inviting. On the back page we see a picture titled "Morning Trout" with none other than Bill and Lila Burfeindt looking over a nice catch. It looks like we took over the scoring in 1931. On the A's we see names like Harold Freund, Mel Whiting, Schumacher, La Bahn, Jim Fay, Winkel, Bacon, Johnson, "Little Joe" Freund, "Hup" Smith and Erwin. The McHenry Locals list T. Anderson, Howard, Phan- nenstill, Stoffel, Geier, B. Thurlwell, A. Anderson, Bill Kreutzer, Wally Kreutzer, N. Thurlwell Thorsell and Thennes. " /V_ - By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry Warriors finally broke a 5 game losing streak when they defeated Lake Zurich 9 to 0. Tim Tonyan went the distance giving up only 2 hits, striking out 4 and issuing only 2 walks. Steve O'Halleran banged out 2 hits to lead the Warriors. On Thursday the locals pushed across a run in the bottom of the 7th to defeat Crown 5 to 4. Bob Staley started and was relieved by Ben Himpelmann in the third who went on to pick up the win. They combined to allow Crown only 3 hits. O'Halleran again led the locals with 2 hits. Saturday the Warriors split a pair of games with North Chicago. They lost the first game 10 to 2, as Kevin Wofm was the losing pitcher. I}oug Freund had 2 hits. A good omen not a Warrior struck out in the game. In the second game paced by the hitting of Danny Camasta and Bob Dobbertin, Tom Knaack was able to pick up the win 6 to 3. He didn't issue a walk, and struck out 8. BOXSCORES McHenry vs Crown ab r h Ludwig ss 3 10 Freund 2b 2 0 0 Habich 3b 3 0 0 Knaack lb 4 10 O'Halleran If 4 2 2 Dobbertin c 2 12 Belohlavy rf 10 1 Staley p 10 0 Himpelmann p l 0 0 VanKanegan cf 2 0 0 1st Game McHenry - North Chicago Ludwig 3b 3 0 0 Freund 2b 4 12 Himpelmann ss 4 0 0 Habich lb 3 11 O'Halleran rf 4 0 0 Dobbertin c 3 0 1 Connell cf 2 0 0 Schuster If 2 0 1 Worm p 2 0 1 Stanek p 10 1 23 5 5 28 2 7 r h e r h e McHenry 0040001554 C r o w n 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 4 McHenry - Lake Zurich Oleszczuk cf 3 0 1 Schuster 2b 3 0 0 Habich 3b 4 10 Knaack lb 3 11 Himpelmann ss 2 3 0 Dobbertin c 2 10 O'Halleran If 4 2 2 Camasta rf 3 0 1 Tonyan p 3 11 27 9 6 McHenry 2000000273 No. Chicago 0 0 4 2 1 3 x 10 11 2 Game 2 Freund 2b 4 '0 0 Himpelmann ss 4 0 1 Habich 3b 1 0 0 Knaack p 2 1 1 O'Halleran If 3 0 0 Dobbertin c 3 1 2 Belohlavy rf 2 1 0 Camasta cf 3 1 2 Tonvanlb 3 0 0 Ludwig 3b 3 1 1 VanKanegan rf 0 1 0 28 6 7 r h e McHenry 0300132963 L a k e Z u r i c h O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 r h e McHenry 030012 674 N o . C h i c a g o O 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 7 3 Additional Regulations Considered For Boaters Other names that show up are Britz, Sib Whiting, Gus Freund, Frett, Bick, Brodman, Moody, Krohn, Jones, Johannes, Dieball, Schoewer, Bohr, Meyers (Was that Sal?), Ed Tonyan, Palmer, Johnson. Maybe we can find more, but that should give you Old Timers a chance to reflect. Whoops! Here's the name Bennett. That was Ralph. r l JLI: .*3 .life- !^'.J ghting bam Beats T^e Fighting Scots baseball tejtfn of McHenry County College came from behind to be$t Elgin Community College an extra-inning ball game pril 25. Elgin was ahead 1-0 into the 7th inning. MCC two runs across in the nth inning for a 2-1 lead. In th&bottom of the 9th, Elgin had tw6 outs and a man on second wtgen they got a base hit and scored the tying run. the top of the 10th inning M(JC came across with three hit# by John Connell, Wes Wi&mus and Doug Eschner to pun in three runs. From then on pitcher Tim Gallagher gave Ball Elgin 5-2 up only one hit to win the game for MCC. The win was a big one for MCC as their first two season wins were changed to losses because of an ineligible player ruling. The Scots had wins over Aurora College and Amundsen- Mayfair erased. Other losses were to Harper, Waubonsee, Triton and Lake County. BOXSCORES MCC ab r h rbi Rogers 4 0 0 1 Lowrey 4 10 0 Connell 4 0 10 Brick 4 10 0 Gould 3 0 10 Schultz 6 12 1 Gallagher Witttnus Desmond Joslyn Eschner 5 1 1 "We're considering some other regulatory proposals that will affect boatmen sometime in the future," advised Captain Vincent J. Mitchell, who heads the Coast Guard's Boating Education Division in Washington. "We have drafted two proposed regulations that would require the carriage of a secondary means of propulsion such as a paddle or an oar oi* boats under sixteen feet in length, and a 'de'watering' (Bailing) device on all boats, Mind you, these items have not even been open to Rublic hearings yet," stated Captain Mitchell. "That's a procedures to implemflDtjgpgi 0 any-of our regulations. Wlpch is4j 0 , not .to .say, however, that we 0 don't recommend having such devices on board at the present time. As we see it, anything that contributes to the safety and well-being of the individual on the water is highly recommended." CONFUSED? \ "If some of these new or proposed regulations seem a bit complex, you must realize that there are so many different types of boats and boating situations that in many cases regulations cannot be im­ plemented which would apply to all classes and types of vessel," continued Captain Mitchell. "But it is the responsibility of each boatman be aware of those sments that apply to When in doubt...find out! If you are puzzled by any of the new requirements (or any of the old ones, for that matter) don't hesitate to call your local Coast Guard unit, Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla, or Power Squadron. In those instances where regulations may vary from state to state, be sure*, to find out what agency in your area has boating jurisdiction; call that agency to confirm your responsibilities under law. Commented Rear Admiral W a g n e r , r e c e n t l y , "Recreational boating should be just that: recreational! But we all must realize that the hazards inherent in the activity require the establishment ojf some minimum $$fety staru dards to serve as 'insurance: against tragedy on the water." 1 1 1 0 Totals 37 5 6 2 ELGIN Gallione 5 0 1 0 Shorey 5 0 0 0 Edwards 5 0 2 0 Prestidge 5 0 0 0 Elliott 5 0 0 0 Hollingsworth 5 1 0 0 Lauderdale 4 1 2 0 Taylor 2 0 0 0 Hitzeroth 4 0 3 2 Beebe 1 o . 0 0 McCafferty And Wickencamp Hurl V No Hittes For McHenry Sophs 41 8 2 The blubber, or fatty layer under the skin of whales, is often two feet thick, and often weighs 25 to 30 tons per whale. -- Randy McCafferty hurled his first no hitter of the" season Thursday against Crown, and Dave Wickencamp picked up his 2nd no hitter of the season as the Warriors won 3 out of 4 the past week. On Thursday McCafferty held the bats of Crown silent as the young Warriors jumped on three Crown pitchers for an 11 to 0 win. Steve Kasprzyk led the hitting with three hits in the game. On Saturday Wickencamp hurled a no hitter as the Sophs won the first game 9 to 1. A walk, two stolen bases and an infield out, in the first inning was the only North Chicago score. Kasprzyk had two doubles to lead the attack. In the 2nd game Mike Win­ ters went all the way for the win as the Sophs defeated North Chicago 9 to 4. Dale Urbanski hit a homer, and Mike Roberts had a double and single for the Sophs. Last Wednesday the Sophs were bombed at Lake Zurich by the score of 11 to 1. Ken Lester was the losing pitcher, and Pat Stanek did an excellent job in relief. The Soph record now stands at 9 wins 2 losses and 1 tie. FREE GARCIA FISHING CLINIC (MAY 5TH 10-5 P.M.) AT MCHENRY'S FAVORITE SPORTS 1210 N. Green St. McHenry, CENTER 111 TO RESERVE A SPACE 815-385-1000 WOMEN - MEN - CHILDREN Learn techniques of spin, fly and bait casting, When . . . Where .. How ... to use all kinds of baits. Much valuable.fishing information & special buys on Rods, Reels, Lines and baits. G>me In & See! 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The following results list events,1 winner, time or distance- 4 Mile Relay, Kaneland, 19.35.2 480 H.H. shuttle relay, Kaneland, 1.09.4 Mile Relay, Kaneland, 3.41.6 Soph sprint medley, McHenry, 3.52.8 Var. * sprint medley, Kaneland, 3.47.6 High Jump, Batavia and Geneva, 21'2" Shot Put, Kaneland, 189'9" 2 Mile Relay, Kaneland, 8.57.5 Long Jump, Marengo, 70'5" Discus, Kaneland, 491'1" Soph L.H. Shuttle, Kaneland, 1.32.4 ? r A.i.nH i 1* ,U! Hilt •ft! jbt Ml MI ».* I . WHAT RAIN? - Threatening skies, rain and the high rising Fox river went unnoticed to the weekend fishermen at the McHenry State Park Dam Sunday. Youngsters and their dads appeared to have their enjoyment while some area residents were still at the >1 ) "-jitVi MCHS Golfers Lose To Tigers, Beat Antioch * Coach Chuck Cuda's golfers lost to Crystal Lake by a score of 165 to 179. McHenry scoring was as follows. Chuck Jesky had a 39, Mike Schmitt a 45, Jim Burke a 47 and Ed Thomas a 48. The soph's lost a thriller 183 to 185. On Friday at McHenry the golfers defeated Antioch 170 to 190. Chuck Jesky and Ed Thomas each shot a 42 along with Kenne Ludwig who also shot a 42. Mike Schmitt had a 44 and Roger Wanta shot a 45. The sophs easily defeated the Antioch sophs by a score of 192 to 210. Jim Burke led the local with a 44. Lowell Kively had a 47, Rich Davis shot a 49 and Scott Donarski had a 52. THE McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1 W O I V C E S T H E ASSOCIATION OF Honeid M. Baxamusa, M.D. Practice Limited to Internal Medicine Hours by Appointment Office Location: 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 815-385-1050 Var L.H. Shuttle, Kaneland, 1.30.0 880 Relay, Marengo, 1.35.9 Pole Vault, Kaneland, Height unavailable. Netters Lose Two Matches McHenry's tennis team lost two matches last week to the two teams picked to fight it out for conference honors. The Warriors lost to Crystal Lake 4 to l on Wednesday and were blanked 5 to 0 on Friday by the Barrington Broncos. Crystal Lake 4 - McHenry 1: Jablonski lost 6-0 6-1, Wolf lost 5-7 6-2 3-6, Estis won 6-3 3-6 6-1, Robel and Hanson lost 6-0 6-0, Young and Erickson lost 6-0 6-0. Barrington 5 - McHenry 0: Jablonski lost 6-3 6-3, Wolf lost 6-1 6-2, Estis lost 6-4 6-1, Robel and Young lost 6-0 6-1, Patzke and Erickson lost 6-3 6- 3. Frosh Beat Crown, Divide With Hawks --Coach Tom Hubert's McHenry freshmen won a wild One^ here last Thursday when they defeated Crown 17 to 15. Leading 12 to 0 after two in­ nings Crown rallied for 12 runs in the top of the third to tie the score. They scored two in the bottom of the sixth for the win. On Saturday they split with North Chicago. They lost the first game 3 to 0 as Ron Him­ pelmann was the losing pitcher. Himpelmann had 2 hits in the game. In the nightcap Tommy Ludwig hurled a 1 hitter as the young Warriors won 6 to 0. Cristy, Himpelmann and Gilbertsen each had 2 hits for the freshmen. Thinclads Down Grant 102 To 20 The McHenry thinclads of Coach Wally Scott really turned on the power last Thursday at Grant as they easily defeated McHenry's Frosh-soph squad dropped both matches to Crystal Lake and Barrington. The young squad has a season record of 3 wins and 3 defeats. the hosts by the score of 102 to 20. McHenry won every event except the discus. Ev Klap- . perich won the 100, 220 and the? long jump to pace the local attack. The sophs won easily 90 to 37. Dennis Useman won the 100 yd. dash, and the long jump for the only double win for the sophs. » P • • v • • V • • • • • • • FOR YOUR ADDED CONVENIENCE ... . OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW IS OPEN WEDNESDAY 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. JL McHENRY SAVINGS « IMS llltCIMIM SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 209 North Gre«n Street McHenry. Illinois 60ut>0 S'J'Sr 0EP0SITS INSURE0 UP TO #0.000 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS 4 LOAN INSURANCE "CORPORATION I