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K PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1973 EARL WALSH • Just home from the McHenry i Area Chamber of Commerce ; Trade Fair. They put it on real ; good. I In ' talking with Frank { Colomer, we decided that { McHenry has everything. • Business places have many fine \ items. ' If you want to buy something, ! try McHenryfirst. The Chuck Hollenbachs had a "Nostalgia" booth that took our fancy. Horse collars -- sure we harnessed horses. Old gas pump - sure we pumped one of those in the twenties. 'Twas fun remembering. Glad to see Virgil Pollock up and at 'em after serious in­ juries. It takes the old spirit. Watched the White Sox and Wilbur Wood demolish the Yankee Empire this afternoon. (Were you watching, Fred Meyer?) The Sox showed the Yankees hitting, pitching and fielding all through the series like they never saw before. Riding through the coun­ tryside we decided there is enough extra land in roadway right of way property to raise enough to feed a small nation. Looking through old records at the City of McHenry booth at the Trade Fair we saw an item of expenditure back in 1899 - John Walsh, police service for the month $40. That was our father. Said it was a good thing they didn't have any withholding in those days or there wouldn't have been anything left for bread and butter. Our "Brenda" made a believer out of us so we were there again for the McHenry Choral Club spring program. And it was good! So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Golfers Down Grant McHenry high school golfers defeated Grant on Friday by a score of 170 to 215. Ed Thomas Jiad a 39 and Roger Wanta a 42 'for the Warriors. The sophs also won 190 to 214. We doubt if any community for miles around can stir up the exceptional talent that McHenry can boast. And, where would you find a director as dedicated and talented as Our Brenda? ' • ~~""L Take your pick. There were some great numbers. But, ;ame intermission and an announcement "Here's Otto" and the crowd went wild. Otto Pyritz again showed he is the People's Choice as he entertained with music and song. Like 01' Man River, Otto just keeps rollin' along. Jim Curran sent us a clipping from the Chicago Trib in which one Steve Peterson of Crystal Lake reported a poll taken at their Junior High. Out of 4,967 votes, the Cubs were favored by a 2,073 count. The Sox had 861. Ho-ho! Now, hear this. The Cardinals had 661 votes and the Pirates 388. That has to be a National League settlement down south of us. Jim's note: Dear Earl, Do you suppose Bacon has something to do with this? You see why I spend a lot of time in Crystal Lake. Jim Curran The reference is to Harold "Zeke" Bacon who grew up in McHenry in the glory days of the Cubs, Any of you young folks ever hear of "Gabby" Hartnett, Guy Bush, Pat Malone, Charlie Grimm? That will give you an idea of how ancient Jim and "Zeke" are. We should get them up to date. Come to think of it, we thought Jim was a Sox fan. (He seems like a man of good judgment). 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Answers to Sports Quiz •seABjg OJBJ -jng aqt jo oopyow qog 'S •soJ^sy uoisnoH * * ' £ 'IBUotssajoad paujn^ ja -xoq oiduiAjo 'S'fl Jaunoj 'Z •soniaO uoi -sogaqi jo suaMoo aABQ • I Warrior Varsity Ball Team Suffers Losses Last Tuesday Randy Mc- Cafferty pitched and batted the sophomores to a 5 to 4 win over Crystal Lake. His 2 run triple provided the winning blow. He struck out 8 and walked only 3 for the win. Friday the locals were defeated by Elgin Larkin 7 to 3. Mike Winters was the losing pitcher. On Saturday the sophomores suffered a double loss to Barrington. In the opening game Barrington won 6 to 4, getting just 2 hits, neither out of the infield. Three errors in the sixth proved the Warrior downfall as Dave Wickencamp took the loss. In the 2nd game Barrington won 11 too as they pounded out 11 hits to only 1 for the sophs. Terry Gough and Pat Stanek did the hurling for McHenry. Marty Zeller had 3 hits for the day. Frosh Baseball Last Tuesday Ron Hom- pelmann pitched a 1 hit 3 to 0 victory over Crystal Lake. The young freshman issued 3 walks and struck out 7. On Saturday the frosh suf­ fered a double loss to Barrington 9 to 8 and 12 to 2. In the opening game the locals led 8 to 3 going into the bottom of the 7th when the roof caved in on them. A couple of hits and 2 errors plus a walk enabled Barrington to rally for the win. In the 2nd game it was all Barrington as they won easily 12 to 2. The Frosh "B" squad split with Barrington losing the opener 6 to 3 and winning the nightcap 4 to 2. By Dick Rabbitt The Barrington Broncos brought the whitewash brush to McHenry last Saturday and defeated the Warriors 8 to 0 and 4 to 0. In the opening game the Broncs jumped on Tim Tonyan for 5 runs in the first inning as the first 5 batters all hit safely. They added 2 more in the 2nd inning and coasted to the win. In the 2nd game Barrington scored one in the first and added 1 in the fifth and two more in the sixth for a 4 to 0 win. Steve Stanek was the losing pitcher. Lack of hitting was the Warrior downfall, as they had only 6 hits in both games. Last Tuesday the Warriors committed 8 errors and lost to Crystal Lake in 8 innings 5 to 4. Tom Knaack was the loser in this game. Bob Dobbertin had a homer for the Warriors. On Friday in a free swinging game the locals lost to Elgin Larkin by a score of 18 to 8. The Warriors managed 12 hits, including 3 triples by Bob Habich. BOXSCORES Barrington, I ab r h Ludwig ss 3 0 0 Oleszczuk cf - 3 0 1 O'Halleranlf 2 0 0 Dobbertin c 3 0 0 Habich 3b 3 0 0 Camasta rf 3 0 2 Staley lb 3 0 0 Schuster 2b 3 0 0 Tonyan p 0 0 0 Himpelmannp 10 0 Wormp 10 0 Connellp.h. 10 0 26 0 3 r h e McHenry 0000000033 B a r r . 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 8 1 2 2 Barrington, II Ludwig 3b 3 0 1 Camasta rf 3 0 0 O'Halleranlf 3 0 1 Dobbertin c 3 0 0 Habich lb 2 0 1. Oleszczuk cf 3 (k 0, Freund 2b 2 0 t) Himpelmannss 2 0 0r Stanek p 3 0 0 Belohlavy p.h. 10 0 Tennis Team In Successful Week McHenry's Varsity tennis team had a good week defeating Lake Zurich and North Chicago, and then lost to Mundelein 3-2 in an exciting match which saw McHenry drop both doubles in three sets. The Varsity record is 3 and 6 with 4 of the losses being by a 3 to 2 score. McHenry travels to North Chicago for District competition on Friday and Saturday. First and second place winners advance to the State Finals at Arlington Heights. The Frosh-Soph tennis team won 3 matches last week and pushed its record to 6 wins and 3 losses. VARSITY McHenry 3 - Lake Zurich 2 Singles: No. 1) Jablonski defeated Schober 6-3- 6-2. No. 2) Wolf lost to Engberg 6- 3, 6-2. No. 3) Estis defeated Gold­ man 7-5, 6-4. Doubles: No. 1) Robel-Erickson defeated Ireslie-Kirchner 2-6, 6- 2, 6-1. No. 2) Goulet-Swanson lost to Holland-Stephardis 6-2, 4-6, 2-6. McHenry 3-North Chicago 2 Singles: No. 1) Jablonski lost 6-0, 6-0. No. 2) Hansen lost 7-6, 6-0. No. 3) Estis won 6-1, 6-0. Doubles: No. 1) Wolf-Robel won 7-6, 6- 2. No. 2) Erickson-Goulet won 6- 2, 6-1. Mundelein 3 - McHenry 2 Singles: No. 1) Hansen lost 6-3, 6-2. Tom Parsley And Pat O'Brien To Coach '73 R ifles Two new assistant coaches for the offense have been hired by Robert Franz, head coach of the Lake County Rifles Professional Football team. The two are Pat O'Brien, 34, who lives in the Chicago suburb of Bloomingdale, the offensive line coach, and Tom "Parsley, 40, of Crystal Lake, the of­ fensive backfield coach. O'Brien, a salesman for O'Brien-Budd Business Forms, SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOR MOTHER'S DAY Original Paintings, Enamels and Stoneware Pottery by Jayne Kalk May 7 - 12 McHENRY'S FAVORITE SPORTS CENTER 1210 N. Green Street McHenry, III. Phone 385-1000 r r h e McHenry 0000000034 Barrington 1 0 0 0 1 2 x 4 5 1 Crystal Lake Freund 2b Himpelmann ss Dobbertin c Knaack p O'Halleran If Habich cf Camasta rf Ludwig 3b Tonyan lb Connellp.h. 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 27 4 7 No. 2) Jablonski won 6-0, 9-11, 6-4. No. 3) Estis won 6-1, 6-1. Doubles: - No. 1) Wolf -Robel lost 6-3, 1- 6, 5-7. No. 2) Erickson-Goulet lost 3- 6, 6-4, 3-6. FROSH-SOPH 1) McHenry 4-Lake Zurich 1 Singles: No. 1) Dave Robel won 12-10. No. 2) Hugh McGowan won 10-6. No. 3) Dan Doherty won 10-4. Doubles: No. 1) Griesbach-Blank- pnhorn won 8-5. No. 2) Knaack-Boyer lost 8- 3. 2) McHenry 5-North Chicago 0 Singles: No. 1) Dave Robel won 6-1, 6- 1. No. 2) Dan Doherty won 8-4. No. 3) Randy Blankenhorn won 8-5. Doubles: No. 1) John Heard-Henry Voorhees won 8-4. No. 2) Craig Smith-Kieth Mierzwa won by forfeit. 3) McHenry 4-Mundelein 1 Singles: No. 1) Dave Robel lost 6-3, 6- 0. No. 2) Dan Doherty won 6-2, 6-1. No. 3) Matt Schuster won 6-0, 6-1. Doubles: No. 1) John Heard-Henry Voorhees won 6-3, 6-1. No. 2) Craig Smith-Keith Mierzwa won 7-5, 6-3. Exhibition: No. 1) Knaack-Haggh won 10- 6. r h e McHenry 0003001478 Crystal Lake 4001 100642 BASEBALL * * * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON. D.C.--One suspects, after only a bit of play, that baseball's 1973 Major League winners could include a number of 1972 winners. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in the East and West look as strong as they were thought to be, Chicago and San Francisco might change the script, but last year's winners remain the favorites in the National divisions. So far, the Giants in the West have been the impres­ sive surprise. In the American League East, Detroit's good pitch­ ing (though Mickey Lolich was not in early form) may keep the Tigers on top. Bos­ ton has had pitching prob­ lems. New York has been up and down. Baltimore, of course, could change the 1972 story, and looks strong. In the west, the White Sox didn't get off to that expect­ ed fast start, but Kansas City and Minnesota look better. Oakland is off slow­ ly but still the favorite. One wonders if perhaps the Roy­ als have a real chance at it. Kansas City has both pitching and hitting; like Houston in the National West, they could pull an up­ set. PUNCH LINE O F T H E W E E K you caniV put MORE IN A CONTAINER THAN IT CAN MOLP UNLESS IT'S A VJOMAN |f\l SLACKS' Inc., played his high school football at Fenwick and later attended Loras College in Dubuque. He played eight seasons of professional football, three for the Elmhurst Travelers, for­ merly a member of the Central States Football league, and for five years with the Rockford Rams. O'Brien was an all- league offensive guard for the Rams in the CSFL in 1968, 1969 and 1970. Parsley, who is principal of Marian Central high school in Woodstock, was head coach there from 1959 to 1967. He also was the head coach for Rock- ford in 1968 and 1969 when O'Brien was playing for him and was the head coach of the Delavan Red Devils the past two seasons. Parsley grew up in Crystal Lake and played football at the high school there as did Franz. The only returning coach from last year's Rifles team is Ken Kratz who will handle the defense which last year was considered to be the best in the league. ^iiimimiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriinniiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHib | K0ENEMANN j Country Made Sausages, I Hams and Bacon iGERMftN IMPORTS ftND CHEESES | A Full line Of I Delicatessen I 815-385-6260 frosh Thinclads Defeat Crystal Lake 88 to 38 The -McHenry high school freshmen track squad jour­ neyed to Crystal Lake last Friday and came home with an 88 to 38 win. RESULTS 120 HH - Nuss, 1st Lund 2nd, Bentz 3rd, 17.4. 100 yd dash - Useman 1st, Thornton 3rd, 11:1. 880 yd run - Koerber 2nd, Engmark 3rd. {440 yd run - Thornton 2nd, Hastings 3rd. 180 L.H. - Nuss 1st, Lund 2nd, Bentz 3rd - 22:0. Mile Run - Pepping 1st - ' 5:20.6. 220 yd run - Useman 2nd. Mile Relay - 1st place time of 3:53.6. High Jump - Lund 1st, Bentz 2nd - 5'2". Long Jump - Nuss 1st, -- Useman 2nd - 19'6". Pole Vault - Freund 1st - ll'O. Shot Put - Decker 1st, Wagner 3rd - 39'2". > Discus - Decker 1st, Olson 3rd - 108'. 2 Mile Run - Pepping 1st - 11:09. Warriors To Host District Baseball The McHenry high Warriors open district baseball play on Thursday when they play the Richmond Rockets in the first game of the I.H.S.A. District Baseball tournament at McHenry The schedule is as follows: Thursday, May 10, 4 p.m. - McHenry vs. Richmond. Sat., May 12, 10 a.m. - Marian vs. Hebron. Sat., May 12, 12:30 p.m. - Woodstock vs. McHenry - Rich­ mond winner. 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