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f I i i I I TD PREVENTION. George Hansen, No. 22, second from left, bats ball away from intended Barrington receiver with seconds remaining in the first quarter. Also in the end zone is Warrior Dave Dulberg, No. 30. The Broncos scored on the next play and the quarter ended 13-0. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Barrington Defeats Warriors 46 To 0 By Dick Rabbitt The Barrington Broncos rebounding from a 20 to 0 loss to Mundelein last week, took it out on the Warriors Friday night by a score of 46 to 0. The game was much closer than the score indicates. In the drizzling downpour throughout the game the Warriors fumbled four times deep in their own territory, and four times the Broncos turned these miscues into touchdowns. Along with three touchdown passes by Burke, Bronco quarterback, that was the scoring for Barrington. On the other fifty two of­ fensive plays by Barrington, the Warriors held their own with the heavier Broncos. It seems that playing the Warriors brings the best out in the Bronco attack. The first five games played this year the highly touted Broncs won 4 and lost 1 in a so-so performance. They were sluggish, and managed to eke out two close OUCH! Barrington proved too much as they ran over the Warrior 46-0 under the lights and rain at i McCracken Field last Friday evening. This Bronco was on his way for aTD as he runs over Warrior Tom Long, but Tom hangs on and brings him dow n short of the end zone. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Are You New In McHenr\ Area ? •••••••••• Do You Know Someone new? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! M M It's words life. easier to utter brave than to live a brave * * * PA I I J0AN STULL 385-5418 J DORLS ANDREAS 385-4518 J * _ i * * - , * KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES IT BEST j •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a*** urn WHctm wins in the early stages of the season. But Friday night they were able to put it all together and beat the Warriors. Barrington kicked off to the Warrior's 27. On the first play Staley's pass to Jim Grobowski was good for a 1st down on the 41. Freund made 4, and on the next play Klapperich fumbled and Barrington recovered. Rife ran to the 11 for a 1st down, and Burke's pass to Fath was good for the T.D. and a 6 to 0 lead at 8:00 of the quarter. After the kickoff the Warriors were forced to punt, and Barrington started a march. Penalties set them back to midfield. Then Decker ran over two Broncs and threw Burke for a 15 yd. loss back on the Barrington 35. Barrington punted, and the Warriors started again to march. After a first down, the Warriors were again forced to punt. Barrington on a 4th down failed and Warriors took over on 32. Freund ran to the 37 and fumbled, recovered by Barrington. Rife in two plays carried over for the T.D. Walsh's kick was good and at the quarter it was 13 to 0 Barrington. Freund took the Barrington kickoff and ran it back to the Bronco's 41. Two plays later another Warrior fumble on the 29 was recovered by Barrington. Rife made a 1st down on the 43. Simon caught a pass for 17 yds. and Scott Fencik grabbed another Burke pass on the Warrior 26. Rife made 10, and Burke ran 15, knocked out of bounds on the 1. Rife went in for the T.D. at 6:42 and the score was 19 to 0. Freund returned kickoff to the37. (He had 3 returns for 112 yds. for the night). Barrington held and Warriors punted to the Bronco's 33. Burke took to the air and hit Simon for 26 yds. on the Warrior 41. Fencik went to the 32 for a 9 yd. gain, and Rife made the 1st down on the 31. Burkes then threw a 31 yd. pass for the T.D. to Fath with 1:30 remaining in the half. Walsh's kick was good and it was 26 to 0 at the half. In the third period Barrington scored twice more, one on 11 yd. pass from Burke to Fencik, and Rife ran 24 yds. for the other. In between these touchdowns the Warriors put on a drive picking up three first downs in a row, but again a fumble recovered by Barrington ended the drive Staley hit Mroz for a 33 yd. pass play, keyed by two beautiful blocks by Decker and Barry. Late in the game another Warrior fumble in the end zone resulted in the final Barrington T.D. The Warriors didn't play a bad ball game. True they were beaten by a big score by a A j&ad* i1 "JJr EARL WALSH *-- So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Had a pleasant visit with Roddy Winn, who came all the way down from his Stage Stop in Wilmot to McHenry. Roddy is well remembered in County League baseball circles as a catcher who wore tennis shoes. He knows that game of baseball and has enjoyed the friendship of many big leaguers. The subject of bowling came up and Roddy offered the idea that teams should follow a schedule of going to other locations (rotate) as they do in others ports. It might take a bft: * of doing for the schedule!', makers, but the idea does make you think. Variety is supposed to be the spice of life. Still don't know what Cousin Rose Ann said under her breath when we answered her question, "How do we get city water?" "Turn on the faucet", was our answer. Between lines we are trying to catch the World Series game. Seems those Mets should have somebody to play outfield besides the injured Rusty Staub or the once great Willie Mays. Some people can make your day brighter. It happened to us in a short visit with Mike Conway. He's the Mike you know in local ice hockey. George Adams, 86 years young, and his wife came to the old home town from Elgin Saturday night. We admire their spirit--more of the kind who would rather wear out than rust out. It bothered us alittle that we were not able to go to the football .game here Friday night, the bother has gone away after hearing the score. Since we didn't see it, our comments are withheld. 01' Loyalty Dick tells us in his story that the Warriors didn't play a bad game. Such loyalty through thick and thin should be enough to inspire the Warriors to prance out and win one for Dick. Our Plaindealer Editor, Adele "Brenda" Froehlich has just won first place in the State of Illinois for an editorial. We are all proud of her. Now if the gang can convince the modest one to have her picture taken with the trophy, you readers can share our pride. Hi: Did you get your new telephone book yet? Gosh, we have furnished our homes with racks for our OLD telephone books to fit in. Now must make changes. Please intervene with "Ma Bell" to furnish us with wall racks to accommodate the new- sized directories. Grandma Dear Grandma: Yep. We have our new telephone book and looked to be sure our name was listed. Bet you did the same. This life is full of changes. From the time a baby is born, it is one change after another. Tried to call "Ma Bell', but her phone is temporarily disconnected. So is this reply. "S.I.H." TUESDAY THIRTY NIN^RS Adeline Pedersen 417; Janet Flicek 462; Barb Weber 195- 460; Nadine Larkin 420; Claire Rosing 436; Kitty Vargo 450; Mary Beth Fuchs 181-450; Corky Wilcox 428; Cammy Gaylord 443; Jean Brzenk 431. R.R.: Carol Law 3-7-10 10-9-73 Kitty Vargo 182-176-4%; Joan Ringer 420; Mary Beth Fuchs 202-505; Carol Law 469; MarjL Granger 424; Doris Diedrich 417. R.R.: Nadine Larkin 5-10$ Kitty Vargo 4-10; Rosie Pr- zetacznik 5-6-10. TOMASELLO'S Thursd. night ' 7:30 WOMEN'S LEAGUE L. DeHaan 485-172; L. LaBay 481-178; K. Bradley 473; E. Rad 469-181; M.E. Freund 456-178; M. Harmon 453; D. Hiller 445; F. Krabbenhoft 442; M. May 441-184; LA. Smith 440; A. Ritter 437; M. Joyce 430. SPLITS: D. Hiller 5-10; M. Gohl 4-7-10. Harriers Lose Double Dual At Schaumburg vastly superior team. Barrington is the best team in the conference, and there is no mistake about it. The Warriors managed to gain 151 yds. on the ground in 32 attempts. This is good enough to win a lot of ball games. They gained 72 yds. in the air. They returned kickoffs back for a total of 160 yds. That's a lot of yards on a rain soaked field. Fumbles at the wrong time definitely hurt the Warriors. The defense played well, Dobbertin, Decker, Roberts, Barry, Thornton, and Freund in the line did a good job. Many times Barrington had long yardage to make due to the play of this defensive front line. Eppel, Hurckes, Mroz and Hansen had a time with Burke's passes. The going was slick, especially when you're covering a man who knows where the pass will be. You can't do too much guessing on a slippery field. The team has nothing to be ashamed of, tuck it in fellows, North Chicago looked terrible Saturday. You came back from the Lake Forest game with a big win over the Tigers, let's do the same this week against the Warhawks. Other results last week in the North Suburban were as follows: Mundelein 47--North Chicago 14 Lake Forest 22 -- Crown 8 Zion 21 -- Dundee 0 Libertyville 17 -- Crystal Lake 0 Warrior Stat's Rushes Att. Klapperich 7 Coach Bill Hutchinson's "Running Warriors" ran into a double buzz saw last Monday, as they lost a double dual meet to Schaumburg and Fremd at Schaumburg. Fremd finished second in the state last year, and is given a good chance to be the winner this year. On the other hand Arnie Jackson of Schaumburg made a runaway of the race, winning in the time of 14:42. Jackson is considered one of the three top runners in the state this season. Fremd defeated the Warriors 15 to 49 and Schaumburg won 25 to 30, Fremd defeated Schaumburg 20 to 43. 1. Arnie Jackson (S) 2. Chuck Ruppenthal (F) 3. Wilson Fiedlhouse (F) 4. Dave'Scott (F) 5. Jim Galis (F) 6.John Miller (F) 7. Gieoff Bolton(F) 8. John Mclnerney (M) 9. Paul Kinyon (F) 10. Mike Palmer (S) On the sophomore level Fremd defeated McHenry 26 to 29, while McHenry defeated Schaumburg 15 to 48. Greg O'Halleran of McHenry was the winner in the time of 16:48. The Frosh beat Schaumburg 27 to 2 8 , b u t l o s t t o F r e m d 2 0 t o 40. Williams 2 Lane 2 Hansen l Dulberg 2 Freund 15 Staley 3 Passing Name Att. Comp. Staley 10 3 Grabowski 1 0 McCafferty 6 1 Receiving Name Rec. Mroz l Grabowski 3 Kickoff returns Freund -- 3 for 112 yds. Hurckes -- 2 for 38 yds. Eppel -- 1 for 10 yds. Yds. 26 6 5 7 4 88 15 Yds. 53 0 19 Yds. 33 39 MCHS Harriers Upset Second In County Meet By Dick Rabbitt The Woodstock Blue Streaks won the McHenry County Cross Country Meet Saturday by upsetting the McHenry Warriors. Crystal Lake, Cary Grove and Harvard rounded out the teams competing. The favored McHenry team just couldn't seem to get going over the hilly, muddy field at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. In contrast the Streaks took to the mud like ducks on a pond. Bill Santino of Crystal Lake was the individual winner for the third year in a row, running the 3 mile course in the fine time of 15:46.1. TEAM SCORES Woodstock 28; MCHENRY 50; Crystal Lake 65; Cary Grove 99; Harvard 130. The Top Ten who all received individual trophies were: 1. Bill Santino C.L.: 2. Bob Wertz Wood.; 3. Lloyd Kulisek Wood.; 4. John Mclnenery McH.; 5. Phil Wertz Wood.; 6. Keith Huff Wood.; 7. Ralph Anderson C.L.; 8. Jerry Pepping McH.: 9. John Barnings, McH.; 10. Jim O'Brien CG. 1 K0ENEMANN I Country Made Sausages, | Hams and Bacon IGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES I A Full Line Of | Delicatessen I 815-385-6260 Iust e^0°Lt Rt-12 I TtiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti'liiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiP1 FOR YOUR ADDED CONVENIENCE ... OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW IS OPEN WEDNESDAY 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. SERVING AU OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings McHENRY S A V I N G S « l it! MIICIITIIIJ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 2 0 9 N o r t h G r « « n S t r e e t M c H e n r y . I l l i n o i s 6 0 0 5 0 8 1 5 3 8 5 3 0 0 0 D E P O S I T S I N S U R E D U P T O 1 ? 0 . 0 0 0 B Y T H E F E D E R A L S A V I N G S 4 L O A N I N S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N # With UNICEF's help, the death rate from malaria among children has been lowered from 3.5 million in the fifties to less than one million per year. Over 400 million persons suffer from trachoma. For 5 cents the United Nations Children's Fund can provide antibiotic ointment to save one of them from blindness. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 ANOTHER FIRST for John Mclnerney of McHenry as he nears the finish gate at West Campus. John was the first Warrior to finish the 3 mile meet against Antioch last Thursday. It was a Warrior win by a 26-36 score. This Saturday Hutch and his running Warriors travel to Thunderbird golf course in Barrington for the conference meet. (STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD) I • / PAGE C . PLA1NDEALER-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1*73 /