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P*ur! 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7,197:$ 1 , u WITH PI FNTY OF TIME, Warrior quarterback Bob Staley directs a pass down field in th6-6^ 'n last Friday's soap bowl game. Steve Lane, No. 42, and another unidentified player hold off I)an Voight, No. 72, as he attempted to block Staley's aerial. Also pictured is (.eorge llansonNo 22 Bob Staley will start at the quarterback position tonight as the Warriors take on the Mustangs of Mun- delein at McCracken Field. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) U, Now comes an invitation to act as a wine taster. Sorry. We're a better judge of coffee. Not tea -- as our father used to say, "The d-- stuff is half water." High school football comes early this year. The Mundelein eleven will be here Friday night to do battle with our Warriors. So -- be ready at that trap door in the press coop you strong armed fellows. If the players have survived the hot weather practice, they should be boiled down to fighting form. SUDDEN THOUGHT -- When our grandmother was confused in her memory of an old friend, she would say, "I don't know is she dead or alive " The McHenry Rescue Squad and the McHenry Township Fire Protection District will cross bats in a softball game Sunday. Sept. 16 at 1 o'clock at the V.F.W park That should be fun to watch. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J McHenry,111. 3K.--0J44 STARTS FRIDAY * t. EVENINGS 7:00 & 9:00 Sunday Mattinee 1:30 - ADMISSION - ADULT $1.50 CHILD $1.00 OBSERVATION -- The older generation seems to have accepted the short skirts on the girls better than long hair on the bovs. There are crew members right here in the Plaindealer shop who don't believe the Sox have won more games than the Cubs this year. The Sox have done right well since they brought in that Iowa farm team. Those young guys are running their pants off in hopes of sticking around next vear. A Sunday school teacher asked her youngsters if they knew where God lived. A nice little girl stood up and said, "He lives in heaven." "Is that right, Jimmy?" the teacher asked a little boy. "No, ma'am," answered the boy. "He lives in the bathroom at our house." "The bathroom9" asked the startled teacher. Said the boy, "Every mor­ ning my dad stands outside the door and hollers, "My God, you still in there!" @ORAYSLAKE OUTDOOR Its. 120 ft 21, Grayslake v KinftYLAND ft A FRI.-THURS. SEPT. 7-13 McHenry Country Club The rain held off just long enough to let the last team finish in the two-day event held at the club on Labor Day weekend The winner of the event was the team of Dee Overton, Buzz Frett, Gary Fields and Don Wattles. All four team mem­ bers contributed to the victory with an amazing score of 39 under par for the two days. In second place at 31 under par was the team of Nell Fidler, Ron Waytuia, Franz Koehler, and Frank Koegel. Third place went to the team of Carol PANAV1SJ0N* COLOR BY DELUXE* PLUS CO-FEATURE "FLY ME" "flea Market" SUNDAY 8 AM - 4 PM per CARLOAD with this ari Mchenry area INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL The regular season was completed August 28, with the Rusty Nail knocking Brake Parts out of the playoffs. Scoring 10 runs in the top of the first inning was all the last place Rusty Nail needed as they coasted to a 23 to 5 rout. The loss brought an end to two years of Brake Parts 'reign' over the league and ends a frustrating year of one-run decisions which cannot be seen in their 8-12, won-lost record. Rusty Nail's victory brought them out of the cellar, replacing The Group. August 23 games saw the Hospital become the first team to take both ends of a doubleheader from the first place Swanson Chalet. In game on the Hospital trounced the Chalet soundly 27 to 13 while game two's score was 11-7. Ed Raske went 4 for 4 while Ray Franklin doubled 3 times for the Chalet in game one. Game two saw the Hospital's Sundby go 3 for 4 with two doubles to lead the way. Brake Parts split with Morton Chemical as both teams vied for fourth place. Game one saw Brake Parts come up with a big seven run 6th to win 16 to 10. D. Nash homered for Morton in the second. Pete Smith's 2 run homer in the 4th temporarily put Morton in the lead 7-6 but a Baldwin homer in the 6th was the big hit for Brake Parts. Game two was Morton all the way, as a loss might have put them out of the playoffs. Brake Parts surprisingly could muster only 2 hits and a single run as Morton scored 8 runs for the final 8-1 decision. Pete Smith had 3 hits to lead Morton. CITY TOURNAMENT WINNERS. Event winners in volley ball, shuffleboard, tennis and free throw shooting were presented their awards this week. In front kneeling are Rob Mortell, Tom Sharp and Mike Sabatka. Second row 1-r are Pat Becker, Tom Balchunas, Mike Sharp, Peter Prust, Tim Sabatka and Ronnie Waytuia. In the back row are Bill Rowe, Scott Freund, Tom Hutchinson, Brian Lund, Craig Smith, Dan Doherty, and at far left, Steve Cuda receives congratulations from Supt. of Public Works Fred Meyer for his efforts in handling the program. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) FINAL STANDINGS Swanson Chalet The Lakers McHenry Hospital Morton Chemical Brake Parts Rusty Nail The Group Playoffs September w 17 12 12 10 8 5 4 3 8 8 10 12 15 16 Tuesday continue 5 5 7 9 12 13 began 4 and Thursday the 6th with Swanson Chalet meeting McHenry Hospital and the Lakers vs. Morton Chemical in the best 2 out of 3 series. Winners meet the following Tuesday and Thursday to decide the championship. All games are played at 6:30 behind McHenry high school, West campus. Pat Wirtz Cooney, Paul Overton, Tony Victor and Jim Gillette. Fourth place was taken by the team of Helen Workum, Ben Chelini, Dick Weber, and Rex Wilson. Thanks to Russ Weyland and his committee for a well run tournament. The last tournament, the Past President's Tournament, will start at the club on Sunday, Sept. 9 and run for four weeks. About 48 members have signed up for this tournament which should produce some in­ teresting matches. A HOLE OPENS as Rick Freund, No. 31, breaks a tackle for a sizeable gain in the Warrior Soap Bowl game. Rick, one of the Warriors leading ground gainers, also scored the TD for the Whites. The game ended in a 6-6 deadlock as the coaching staff and the fans viewed their team for the first time under game con­ ditions. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Host Mundelein Team In Football Opener Tonight TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE - 7 P.M. Grace Steinsdoerfer, 448; Kathy Miller, 445; Clarice Buenzli (200) game, 494; Kitty Hendle, 451; Cathy Boro, 484; Evora Peterson, 434; Mary Cook, 483; Dee Overton, 432; Jo Rizzo, 454; Tres Steffan, 448; Sue Koleno, 432; Barb Leight, 457; Carolyn Ay 1 ward, 454; Ann Dawson, 478; Betty O'Brien, 440; Marion Peterson, 457; Edi Nimsgern, 432; Linda Roepenack, 438; Elaine Justen, 444; Helen Spencer. 460; Lois Crouch. 434; Lor Freund, 437. OK gals Clarice started off with a 200 game - let 's see some more up on the 200 club (board). Fri. 9,7 - Thurs. 9/13 SKYLINE R o u t * 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E o t t o f M c H e n r y By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors open their 1973 season at home tonight by playing hosts to the Mundelein Mustangs. This is the first football ever, between these two schools. Mundelein enters the North Suburban Conference after a successful tenure in the Tri-County Conference. Little is known about the 1973 "Mustangs". It is know that there was a small turnout for the early practice sessions, whether they have added to the squad is not known at this time. You can be sure that they will atmxArtcUi? (Hot BRMGIIT flfflSTOj Place Your Gift Preference Today From Our Largp Selection Of * Housewares • Dinnerware • Gifts IASEE H A|R|D|V 3729 West Elm SUeet • McHenry, Il l inois 60050 TRADE HOR IMPORTANT NOTICE If you want McHenry to have Limousine Service to and from the 0'Hare Airport twice Daily (In the Morning and late Afternoon) by the 0'Hare Wisconsin Limousine Service write immediately to: M. DONALD FERRONE, General Manager 0'Hare Wisconsin Limousine Service 530 South Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60605 In your letter, tell him you wani it, and you will use It, if it is available. hor further information contact: CHAIN-0-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 West Elm Street McHenry, III. rnone 48S-7500 be well represented. In the Tri- County Conference, they Jiave been at the top or near the top, year after year. If the Warriors can stay healthy this week they sould be ready. Freak home accidents over the Labor Day holiday has sidelined second string quar­ terback Randy McCafferty and full back candidate Steve Lane. Both Randy and Steve will not suit up for Friday's contest. The Warriors have had good practice sessions this past week. After the inter-squad scrimmage in the Saop Bowl, the coaching staff has corrected some of the bugs that were quite evident on Friday nite. The probable starting lineup for tonight's game on offense will be as follows: Ends - Roger Mroz and John Dix, Tackles - John Myer and Roger Gerstad, Guards - Kerry Decker and Dan Voight, Center- Bob Dobbertin. Bullet Bob Staley will be the quar­ terback, Mike Thornton at fullback, Rick Freund will be one of the running backs, and the other running back will be either Steve Hurckes or Ev Klapperich. On defense the ends will be, Decker and Dobbertin, Tackles Voight and Neal Barry, Middle Guard, Mike Roberts. The linebackers will be Rick Freund and Bob Eppel. The corner back Steve Hurckes, the two halfbacks George Hansen and Steve Kasprzyk, and the safety Roger Mroz. So let's have a good turnout Fridav night at McCracken Field and root the Warriors to a victory. It is that time again when I must consult my old "Crystal Ball" on the games being played. With the addition of Lake Forest, Mundelein and Crown to the North Suburban Conference,it may be a tough task,but we'll accept the challenge. I hope to better my 740 average of last year when I had 20 wins, 7 losses and 1 tie Lake Forest over Dundee (Scouts will be heard from in North Suburban). Zion over Libertyville (ZeeBees always tough in early season). Barrington over Crown (Broncos still the team to beat). Crystal Lake over North Chicago (Warhawks not the team of old). MCHENRY over Miltidelein (Warriors for the first time in 9 years have the speed to cope with the opposition). Annual Indiana Air Race For Women Pilots Sept. 15 The 14th Fairladies Annual Indiana Race - an air race for women pilots - is being held at Hulman field in Terre Haute, Indiana on Sept. 15. Take-off time is 10 a.m. and air planes should be in from racing by 1 p.m. The race is sponsored by the Indiana Chapter of Ninety- nines, Inc., and endorsed by the Indiana State Department of Aeronautics. The Fair is a proficiency air race in which each contestant tries to meet her assigned par speed and her estimated fuel consumption. There will be static exhibits and other aviation activity. There are 35 entries this year, including Julia Konger, 2004 S. Barreville Rd., McHenry. Mary Malinski Wins Award In Special Olympics Mary Malinski of the Pioneer Center received a third place $100.00 To Win Demolition Destruction Derby SAT SEPT 8 KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY WILMOT. WISCONSIN Follow 194 to Exit "C" West to Wilmot IRA SANCTIONED - PLUS - Open competition SUPER MODIFIED AND SPORTSMAN STOCK CAR RACES • • T0MING • • WISCONSIN NATIONAL SUPER MODIFIED CHAMPIONSHIPS A C^moers Delight For Overnight, SAT. SEPT. 15-7:00 PM - Preliminaries SUN. SEPT. 16 - 1:00 PM - 50 Lap National $500.00 to Win Time Trails - Heat - Features Both Days Write ERA Publicity Office, 3840 Sunset Lane Northbrook, ill. 60062 Or Phone AC 312-272-6167 For Information award in the\973 Illinois State Special Olympics at Grant Park, Chicago. Mary was entered in the 19 and over, Division I High Jump event. Congratulations, Mary. It is always nice to hear such good reports on our local young people. The Troth Seven days without God makes one weak. RKIES RESTAURANT 4213 W. Rte. 120-McHenry 385-6981 Home of the "Belly Busier"1 Breakfast Daily LuncheotTSpecialg DinnerTserved Nightly Till 8:00 PM PLUS Our style)! 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