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PAGE 6 - PI .A1NDEALER-FR1DAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1973 SPOUTS ft MCHS GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM - It was a winless season, but the gals had fun and displayed great spirit as they fought tough teams from other high schools. They ended their season with a 0-3-2 record and many of these gals will return next year to improve it. L-R are Lori Petersen - team manager. Danette Crawford, Kim Pinkstaff, Cindy MacDonald, Dawn Klassner, Angie Breidenfeld, Julie Guettler, Linda Lossman, Mary Elliott, Taina Olsen, Roni Bierman - captain, Deb Mahon, Eileen Connell, Diane Eschner, Sharal Koenigseder, Nancy Brda, Ann Heiser, Cathy Gattone and Coach Cis Morner. f (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) * Last week the McHenry Girls Field Hockey team lost to Barrington whom we defeated last year. Despite the loss the McHenry girls refused to let their spirits be dampened and are already planning their attack for next year. Throughout the hockey season, the McHenry team displayed fine skills, effort, deter­ mination and team spirit which | was often times mentioned by the officials and opposing * coaches. Excellent leadership -was provided by Senior Cap­ tain, Roni Bierman. Out­ standing goalie performance by Senior Deb Mahon prevented many hard shots from going through the cage. Senior Danette Crawford ended a fine hockey career at McHenry by doing a great job as a left halfback throughout the season. Next year we look forward to the returning Juniors: Sharal Koenigseder, Dawn Klassner, Kim Pinkstaff; Sophomores: Julie Guettler, Mary Elliott, Taina Olsen, Ann Heiser, Reggie Lunkenheimer, Cathy Gattone, Linda Lossman, Nancy Brda, Diane Eschner, and Eileen Connell. Angie Breidenfeld, a freshman, will be missed as a fullback next year as she is moving out of state. Freshman Cindy McDonald showed outstanding potential as a goalie and fullback. Despite finishing the season with an 0-3-2 record, the team greatly appreciated the help of Lori Peterson who worked as the team manager this year. The McHenry girls were all victors in their determination, enthusiasm, skill and sport­ smanship. Next year McHenry will have more experience behind them which will give their opponents "A run with their hockey sticK . MCHENRY REC. TUES. 7 P.M. LADIES LEAGUE Marian Peterson (235) .543 Just Beautiful; Joan Buss 452; Lou Homo 422; Edi Nimsgern 436; Linda Roepenack (181) 493 Beautiful; EvoraPeterson426; Mary Cook 437; Sue Koleno 468; Lue Koleno 433; Ron Romkowski 422; Sue Smith 451; Wilma Aylward 429; Bitsy Schaefer (235) 498 Terrific; Helen Spencer 437; Elaine Justen-consistent scores 544 Wow Julie Kralowetz 424; Betty O'Brien 453; Cathy Boro 508 - a Natural Cathy Boro last week correction 532; Teresa Steffans 482 Wonderful; Shirley Lossman 425; Grace Stein- doerfer 483 Beautiful; Kathy Miller 481 Really bowling this yr.; Betty Smith 425; Lois Crouch 428. Prizes won for Halloween Costumes: Sue Smith, Jean Weyland. Pins over Average: Esther Cygan 104 pins over. Sub - Lill Michels 471. Railrds: Marian Peterson 5 - 7; Barb Leight 2-5-10; Evora Peterson 5-10; Dorothy Koleno 5-6; Jo Rizzo 4-7-9-10; Kitty Hendle 3-4. On Board left to right: Gail Gunder, Karin Madden, Lisa Newport, Theresa Bade, Cindy Povidas, Tammy Bieschke, Miss Samsoe (Coach), and Judy Rode. On Deck: Vicki Roth, Candy Massheimer, Mara Jones, Mona Wheelock, and Selena Mays. Absent from picture: Pat Cooley, B.J. Frantz, Diana Wenk, and Debbie Mueller. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Few Marriages? Jim just told me he figured out why there are so few marriages in July and August. With every­ one away on vacation, the office collection would be too small. The McHenry Girls Swim team hosted Waukegan on Sept. 17. The McHenry girls really had their work cut out for them as they were defeated by a score of 98-15. Then on Sept. 26, McHenry hosted Lake Forest. Only coming in 2nd and 3rd the team lost by a score of 97-16. On Oct. 2, McHenry travelled to Libertyville. For McHenry, Vicki Roth came in first place on the 400 yard free style. Regardless of their efforts though, the girls lost by a score of 98-15. On Tuesday, Oct. 9, the McHenry girls travelled to Woodstock only to find that Woodstock was a hard team to beat. Vicki Roth again came through for McHenry with a first in the 50 yard butterfly. In 2nd place for McHenry in the 200 yard medley were: Lisa Newport, Mona Wheelock, Vicki Roth, and Mara Jones. In 2nd place for McHenry in the 200 yard freestyle were: Vicki Roth and Candy Massheimer. In the 100 yard Individual Medley Mona Wheelock came in 2nd for McHenry. All in all the McHenry girls were suc­ cessful but despite fine swimming they lost by a score of 86-18. On Oct.' lTr-McHenry hosted their last game against Ste­ venson. Despite fine swim­ ming, the McHenry girls could only pull for 2nd and 3rd place. The girls lost to an experienced Stevenson team by a score of 93-18. The following girls were on the 1973 swim team: Theresa Bade, Pat Cooley, Gail Gunder, Selena Mays, Vicki Roth, Cindee Weyland, Debbie Mueller, Lisa Newport, Mel Varvaro, Tammy Bieschke, B.J. Frantz, Mara Jones, Judy Rode, Diana Wenk, Mona Wheelock, Karin Madden, Cindy Povidas, Candy Massheimer. These girls were well coached by Miss Marge Samsoe. EARL WALSH' Warriors In Season Grid Final At Zion By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Day's McHenry High Warriors journey to Zion tomorrow to close out the 1973 season. The Warriors will take with them a season record of 2 wins and 6 defeats, and the burning desire to upset the favored "ZeeBees". Zion has been a mystery team all season. Favored with Barrington in the pre-season picks, the ZeeBees have been an up and down team all season. They will carry into the final game a record of 4 wins, 3 defeats, and 1 tie. The ZeeBees have 15 returning lettermen, led by their fine quarterback Doug Hiaat. He is the leading passer in the conference with 12 touch­ down passes. His favorite targets are ends, John Caples, and John Bowles. This passing attack, balanced bv the run­ ning of Andy Kimbrough, give them a potent offense if they can get untracked. Last week they defeated highly regarded Mundelein 13 to 0. Meanwhile the Warriors have suffered two tough losses in a row. Penalties at the wrong time have hurt the team the past two weeks. If this can be corrected, and they put on a similar offensive display this week, as against Dundee last Friday night, they can chalk up the upset of the season in the North Suburban. Hope to see a lot of fans over on the North Shore Saturday afternoon, rooting the Warriors to a big victory. THAT CRYSTAL BALL As someone has suggested maybe my Crystal Ball cracked a couple of weeks ago. Who would have thought FRI. 11/2 - SUN. 11/4 Barrington would have 3 losses, two in a row in the conference. Bill Graham, Barrington coach, said early in the season, "this is my finest team here at Barrington". This just proves that coaches are sometimes wrong, and that the Nofth Suburban is very competitive in athletics. My picks for the week are : Barrington over Crystal Lake (Tigers better be ready or Barrington will bury them). Mundelein over Crown (Mustangs still smarting over Zion defeat). Lake Forest over North Chicago (Scouts made believers out of me). Liberty ville over Dundee (Champs will win, but not as bad as everyone thinks). Warriors over Zion (on paper they should lose, but hope they got one good game left to close out disappointing season). NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS TEAM W L T Pts Opp Libertyville 7 1 114 73 Lake Forest 5 2 1 178 126 Mundelein 5 3 165 n Barrington 5 3 138 /80 Zion Benton 4 3 1 122 87 Crystal Lake 3 4 1 122 99 North Chicago 3 5 89 117 Dundee 2 5 1 55 118 McHENRY 2 6 117 188 Crown 2 6 78 166 Dear Mr. Earl Walsh, My father-in-law, Mr. Charles Reinlie, who will be 90 on Halloween, bowled the 2nd "300 game" in ABC Tour­ nament (in 1926). He lived in Racine, Wise, at the time but is now in Highlands, N.J. Thought I might contribute this to your column. Thanks for picking "So I Hear" for the name of your column. I was the lucky winner of $5 in Sport goods (Roller skates, can of 3 tennis balls, etc.). Sincerely, Marian (Anderson) Reinlie Box 38 Glenwood, Fla .32722 P.S. Youngest daughter of John A. Anderson Dear Marian: It is a pleasant surprise to hear from you. Do you realize it was way back in the year 1935 that you named this column? A lot of ink has been spread since then. We don't cover the ground or cover the games as we did in those days, but still get a bang out of athletic events. So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J iOu grew up in a sports minded family that could boast a lot of good athletes. Some of our readers can't remember the John Anderson family running the Broadway Bar-B-Cue where the First National Bank now stands. It was a popular place where good friends and good sports met. Your father-in-law must be a lot of man. He certainly knocks down that old saying that "Youth Must Be Served." Suppose he celebrated his birthday out Trick or Treatin'. The $5 prize looked mighty big back in 1935. Those were different days-depression days. There wasn't much cash, flyin' around. We didn't need much. A big treat was to join the crowd at%Iohnny Karls' restaurant and shell out ten or fifteen cents for a sandwich and a nickel for milk or coffee. Thanks for writing, Marian. So many readers tell us they will write, then forget. Some threaten to write (they are mostly Cub fans). Still-- "S.I.H." SPORTS CORNER NAME SCHOOL Philip - Lake Forest Rife - Barrington Burns - Lake Forest Osmun - Crystal Lake Poe- Liberty ville SCORING LEADERS TD PAT (1) 16 7 4 6 ; 6 PAT (2) 3 1 9 1 TP 102 50 42 38 36 TOUCHDOWN PASSES Hiaat, Zion, 12; Burke, Barrington, 9. TOP P A T. KICKERS Walsh, Barrington, 11; Harger, Libertyville, 7. Nervy "Sorry, madam, but li­ censes are issued only when the form is filled out prop­ erly." "Why, I like your nerve!" Urn "Algy hugged me at the ball game." "Eh?" "He got excited." "That's all very well," sniffed the other girl. "But I don't hafta go to a'6all game to get a hug." Shfl± //ie- ^ onthm.OO IMHmEmmtm/McMmmy HARV4R 21-23 N. AYEFTST. HARVARD. ILL. (815) 943 4451 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM THIS FEATURE STARTS FRIDAY, NOV. 2nd FOR 7 DAYS: Doors Open 6:40 - Cartoon At 6:50 - Feature At 7:00 Only! S MA 55/lie THE SAN FRANCISCO V9ERS' CENTERS THE TEAM'S F/NE OFFENSE LINE- NOV\JIN JTS FOURTH SEASON AS A UNIT- Td/S OFFENSIVE LINE 16 hfNOWN AS THE 'PROJECTORS. THE 49ERSHAVE WON THREE DiV/Siffl CHampion&HIR} /N A ROW. PAPER MOON f# CARL0ADI with this ad '(FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY)' Starring Ryan O'Neal & Introducing Tatum O'Neal Co-Starring Madeline Kahn - John Hiilerman -ami ly Enter td inment Programs and Adul t Ar t F i lms are Separate Pr esentat ions and Requi re the Purchase of Separate Admiss ions. Adult Art Films *Dou6le 'pMtivie PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO ELEVEN ^Successtu i West Coast Format Presented For Our Majority of Couples 1 iu^es ^ Length - in Color with English Sound. THIS PROGRAM ST*ARTS FrVdAY**NOV. 2nd FOR 7 DAYS:' TOGETHERNESS' IT'S NOT HER BAG' REDUCED ADMISSIONS FOR COUPLES> & SR.CITIZENS The Theatre is Equipped for Pro ject ion of 16 & 35mm Features 'EXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN ONLY' IMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED ! STARTS FRIDAY - NOV. 2 <yi4cf lJ{en /y €owniifb Feature T.mes Weekdays 7 & 9 Sat & Son 3 , 5 , 7 & 9 Feature T.me- , Weekdays 7:20 tVf lO Sat & Sun 3:20^ 5^20, 7 :20, 9 :20 , _ . .. ®n Route 14, just west of Route 31 in Crystal Lake. Illinois Phone (»15) 45S-1 m Showcase Kiddies Matinee! - "Snoopy Come Home" Color Sat. & Sun. Open 12:30 - Show 1 P.M. - All Seats $1.00 These are the Suburban Catholic Conference Champion Marian Central Hurricanes Freshmen team: Seated (left to right) are Paul Beringer, Bill Huemann, Steve Sankey, Kevin Kelly, Paul LeBlanc, Jim McDonough, Jay Craig, Jay Reckamp, Dave Crook, and Paul Burg. In the second row are Coach George Parthemore, Jim Bennett, Tim Adams, Scott Rinn, Andy Cooley, Matt Cum- mings, Tom Doyle, Tom Hopp, Mike Gibbons, Tom LaFontaine, Bill Blaul, Joe Peschke% and Jim McMahon. In the third row are Tony Balchunas, Jeff Aim, Scott Lennon, Mike Brendel, Tim Cooney, Mike Thompson, Jeff VanLanduyt, Tom Knox, and Coach Father Jim Larson. Mobile Marmion Downs Marian Central In Rain 28-9 Well, since there was meeting of the ,Harmony Snowmobile Club this last week there were 4 energetic couples that traveled 160 miles to at­ tend a Snowmobile Meeting anyhow. NUTS? Well, not exactly, really think that they were looking for snow and thought by going to a meeting in that direction that maybe their wishful thinking mighty help the snow situation. Better luck next time folks. But as a reminder to all Harmony Club members remember the meeting at Pitzen's on Friday, November 2nd 8:00 p.m. sharp. Also all, those interested in reservations for the Michigan trip in March must have their deposits in by this meeting, or notify Norm Schultz of your desire to go. See you at the meeting. The Walt Lows Pub. Ch. The Cadets of Aurora's Marmion Military defeated Marian Central in a rain drenched football game by scoring three quick touchdowns at the end of the first half and beginning of the third quarter. Marmion's explosive offensive was led by the quarterbacking of veteran Brad Childress and fullback Jack Gartronolpus Marian jumped off to a quick 3-0 lead when sophomore Wally Bitschura kicked a 32 yard field goal after a 62 yard drive that was led by John Craig and Jon Sheahan. Marmion turned the tables quickly, however, by running 79 yards on their first play from scrimmage. Mar­ mion scored again in the second quarter with 42 seconds 1 remaining on a quickie pass to their right end. Marmion turned two costly fumbles by Craig and Cal Babcock into two touchdowns early in the third quarter to take a commanding 28-3 lead. McHenry's Bill Adaros closed the gap to 28-9 by forcing and recovering a fumble in the Cadet end zone. Mike Pierce of McHenry, Mark Keil of Crystal Lake, and Mike Dalton of McHenry, again led the Hurricane defense while Craig hit on 5 of 12 passes and senior running back Mark Keil ran for 67 yards in 7 carries. Marian now stands at 1-4 in SCC play and faces rugged St. Francis (Wheaton) this Saturday in an away game. Marian Central GAA Hosts Intra-School Archery Contest Some Device! Doctor: "Now, madam, place this thermometer be- tween;* your lips and keep your mouth closed five min­ utes." Husband (aside to the doc­ tor): "Where can I get one of those things, Doc?" The Girl's Athletic Association (GAA) of Marian Central Catholic High School hosted an intra-school archery contest during activity period on Thursday, Oct. 25. Twenty- five participants competed and the winners were as follows: First place (Woodstock) Lee Murphy STARTS FRIDAY iVOV. 2 McHENRY, ILL 44 Fri-Sat-Sun 7:00 & 9:30 Mon-Thur 7:30 ONLY THE NUMBER ONE BOOK OF THE YEARI NOW-THE SUSPENSE FILM OF THE YEARI FradZRmemanns Film of THEJACKAL A John WfOOlf Production A UNIVERSAL RELEASE • TECHNICOLORS fnfMNBMiaWNIM SAT.-SUN. MATINEETlj^LLSEAT^OO "SJVOQpy COME HOME" Second place - Kevin Sheahan (Woodstock) Third place - Tom Faas (Crystal Lake) Fourth place - Rob Costello (Crystal Lake) Fifth place - Ray Nellessen (Woodstock) Trophies were awarded the top three finishers in this first annual contest which was organized by GAA President, Ann Blenner (McHenry). All archers had qualified for this final "shoot off" by ranking in the top five of their respective physical education class. The contest was wit­ nessed by over two hundred students in the school gym­ nasium. OPEN ALL NITE MON.thru FRI. 11 pm to 10 am starting Oct. 29th closed for lunches BREAKFAST served anytime -Featuring- Homemade foups And Chili Special $150 Everynite * LAMPLIGHTER CAFE 3313 W. Elm St.