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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JANUARY 18, 1974 FAIR PLAT9 1;U0 Sat-Sun Seats $1.00 Kiddie Mat SPOUTS Weekend Double Header For Warriors With Conference Teams By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig's McHenry High "Warriors" co- leaders in the North Suburban Conference will meet a double challenge this weekend, when they play a pair of conference foes. On Friday night they will host the surprise team of the league the Dundee Cardunals, and Saturday night they travel to Barrington. The Cardunals under new coach Dick Schmidt, but a very successful coach at Homewood- Flossmoor, are the surprise team of the North Suburban. The cellar dwellers of a year ago are currently tied with the Warriors and Libertyville for first place. The Cards are led by Rick Unruh the conference's leading scorer last season, who is currently in fifth place. Junior center 6'6" Max Kipfer is also another mainstay of the Car­ dunals. On Saturday night the Warriros travel to Barrington to meet the always dangerous Broncos. The Broncos are 2 and 2 in the league and 8 and 6 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM W L Pts Opp McHENRY 3 1 260 242 Libertyville 3 1 224 213 Dundee 3 1 260 2tl Zion Benton 2 2 299 292 Mundelein 2 2 218 225 North Chicago 2 2 223 231 Crystal Lake 2 2 243 223 Barrington 2 2 240 227 Lake Forest 1 3 207 215 Crown 0 4 203 258 overall. They won in an upset over St. Charles last Saturday 69 to 67 in overtime. For the first time in many a moon, Barrington has no let- termen returning. John Tichy a 6'4" junior center is their scoring leader. Other squad members who have seen considerable action this season are Kevin Donavan a 6'3" forward, 6'4" forward Mark Salstrand, 6'2" Paul Lally, and 6T' Ken Mueller. The Warriors have their work cut out for them this weekend. Both games are a must8 if they hope to stay in contention for the title. The weatherman promises some good weather, so let's all get out and back the Warriors. SCORING LEADERS NAME-SCHOOL FG FT TP Colbert - Zion Benton 48 11 107 Tichy - Barrington 46 9 101 Himpelmann - McHenry 32 18 8° Geisser - Mundelein 32 15 7i Leon - Libertyville 31 16 78 Osmun - Crystal Lake 29 8 66 Unruh - Dundee 24 18 66 Weakley - N. Chicago 25 10 60 ONE-STOP •in i n! Chain-O- Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois60050 travel service Planning a Caribbean cruise? A tr ipto Europe Mexico • • • •Hawai i? You can compare them al l under one roof at our off ice! We're agents for steamships, a ir l ines, hotels, s ightseeing companies, throughout the world. Dependable Travel Since mi 385-7500 . Area Code ft 15 HARVARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. (815) 943-4451 [ a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW SHOWING - JANUARY 18th thru JANUARY 24th Doors Open 6:40 - Cartoon At 6:50 - Feature At 7:00 Only JL PAN A VISION* OKLAHOMA CRUDE Mobile Snowmobilers we've really hit the jack-pot. We've had lots of snow and wonderful trails to use. Thanks to our trail bosses in each and every club plus all the willing workers from each club who have worked so hard and given so much time. We all appreciate these things that are done by those who work so hard but as individuals we seem to ^, -fbrget to say thanks to those who have done the work and taken so much time from their families to do so. So if you get a chance to give a personal thanks to those trail bosses and workers do so. If you don't know who to thank ask other members of your club and I'm sure you'll come up with a few names to thank individually. Snowmobilers and friends, the dance Saturday, Jan. 19, at the VFW hall, 9 til 1. Tickets are available from the Jack Butlers and other Harmony Club members, also at the door. Do come and enjoy a wonderful band. Proceeds go to the State of Illinois Snowmobile Association. He who can manage himself can control others. • Coast Guard^[ News | For the first time, «the recreational boatman, will be able to attend a FREE basic boating course at a major boat show! The course will be in­ structed once each day at the annual Midwest Boat Show, which will be held between February 15? and 24 at the Arlington Heights Exposition Center, Arlington Heights, Illinois. The course is offered and instructed FREE of charge by Chief Steven Cuggino and his staff, petty officers Homer Ward and Robert Murphy. The three Coast Guard petty of­ ficers operate the Coast Guard Boating Information center at Fox Lake. The course was designed to teach the fun­ damentals of basic boating to the recreational boatman. Armed with the basic fun­ damentals, the pleasure boater will be less apt to get into any serious trouble, which all too often spoils a beautiful weekend! The course was also designed to whet the appetite for the more advanced courses offered by the Coast Guard, Auxiliary, the Power Squadron, { the American Red Cross and the «• Department of Con^ servation. In addition, there r will be a continuous showing of all the latest boating safety films. A basic boating ddtirse schedule will be available at the Cost Guard Auxiliary booth during the ten day show, or remove the following schedule from your newspaper. Friday, Feb. 15 - 7 to 8 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 16 and 23 - 2 to 3 p.m.; Monday through Friday - Feb. 17 -22 7 to 8 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 17 and 24, 2 to 3 p.m. ATTENTION MR. BOATER! Now that the boating season is over, and you have your boat out of the water and in winter storage, there is something missing in your life, and you feel empty. Do you remember that close call you had last summer, because you just did not know what to do? Turn right, turn left, stop, etc. The United States Coast Guard auxiliary, Flotilla 6-3 of Fox Lake, Illinois will put your mind at ease. All you have to do is just attend one of our safe boating classes that we are going to hold this fall. The classes will be in the Fox Lake area - and will consist of the following: One three week course) one three hour course; one eight week course; and one twelve week course. We have four different courses, one will fit your schedule. For further in­ formation call Raymond Bellon 815-385-5308, McHenry, Illinois, or Craig W. Robertson 312-478- 6649, Chicago, Illinois. Blue Streaks Down Our Grapplers 46-12 EARL WALSH' Coach Paul Palmateer's "Rassling Warriors" went down to defeat Tuesday night, when Woodstock defeated them 46 to 12. The Warriors won only two matches, Steve Lane at 167 and Mike Thornton at 185. Rudy Riveria won on a forfeit at 126 lbs. The next match is tonight when the local squad travels down Rt. 31 to foundee for a match with the Cardunals. The Sophs also lost to the young Blue Streaks by a score of 42 to 15. Denny Useman at 132 pinned Paul Stack of Woodstock, and Dave Christopher at 185 pinned Dean Johnson of Woodstock for two of the three Warrior wins. Dave Browder, sophomore heavyweight won over Jeff Hartwig.Varsity Results: 98 lbs., Berlin (Wst) - Pin 3:52 - Worm (McH). 105 lbs., Watson (Wst) - Dec 3-1 - Scanlin (McH). 112 lbs., Whitman (Wst) - Forfeit - McH. 119 lbs., BooSmith (Wst) Dec 4-2 - Murgatroyd (McH). 126 lbs., Rivera (McH) forfeit r Wst. lbs', Dus Ipjfeit"- McH. o* ^138 lflSfV Fried^MWst) "%e£l8-l - Frantz (McH). 145 lbs.j Kolinski (Wst) - Pin 'fr 7"; , . 3:44 - Antonon (McH). 155 lbs., Ohlrich (Wst) - Pin 1:59 - Hurckes (McH). 167 lbs., Lane (McH) - Dec 502 - Wilson (Wst). 185 lbs., Thornton (McH) - Dec 3-2 - Weaver (Wst). Hwt., LfoKmeyer (Wst) - Pin 4:50 - Dulbdrg (McH). Soph's Results: 98 lbs., Scott Buss (Wst) -10-4 - Matt Schuster (McH). 105 lbs., Brian Collins (Wst) Pin 5:15 - Jeff Frantz (McH). 112 lbs., Larry Lagerhausen (Wst) - Pin 3:29 - Bob Murray (McH). 119 lbs., Steve Caywood (Wst) - Pin - 5:15 - Casey Stahlman (McH). 126 lbs., Bob Sanchez (Wst) - 11-5 - Marty VanKanagan (McH). 132 lbs., Denny Useman (McH) Pin 1:42 - Phil Stack (Wst). 138 lbs., Dave Ohlrich (Wst) 4-0 - Greg Thornton (McH). 145 lbs., Matt Kolinski (Wst) - Pin 1:47 - Billy Rowe (McH), 155 lbs., Zen Goc (Wst) 5-3 - Brian Nuss (McH). 167 lbs., Glenn Nulle (Wst) tn 5:05 - Mike Mai (McH). 85 * Ibs.y Dave Christopher cHT- fc* Pin 1:22 Dean hnson - (Wst). /?, Dave Browder (McH) 1-0 - Jeff Hartwig (Wst). Frosh Wrestlers t; Topple Woodstock Coach Bill Hutchinson's freshmen wrestlers defeated Woodstock in a match here Tuesday evening by the score of 42 to 15. Freund at 105 pinned Zuidama of Woodstock, Useman at 119 won over Gregg, Leasko pinned Pahl in the 138 lb., class, Roby pinned Linn- baugh at 145, Lundelius won at 155 and Bucaro, Kuechel, and Seaton all won on forfeits. Results: 98lbs., K. Kolinski (W.S.) 10- 6 - D. Miyaki (McH). 105lbs., D. Freund (McH) pin 5:26 - G. Zuidama (W.S.) 112 lbs., J. Herht (W.S.) 5-0 - T. Voight (McH) 119 lbs., H. Useman (McH) 10-6 - G. Gregg (W.S.) 126lbs., J. Arvang (W.S.) 6-4- B. Buss (McH) 132 lbs., W. Zbell (W.S.) pin 1:18 - M. Chaderowski (McH) 138 lbs., C. Leasko (McH) pin 1:18 - Pahl (McH) 145 lbs., C. Roby (McH) - pin 1:52 - D. Linnbaugh (W.S.) 155 lbs., T. Lundelius (McH) 4-0 - M. Schroeder (W.S.) 167 lbs., J. Bucaro (McH) Forfeit. 185 D. Kuechel (McH) - Forfeit. Hwt., B. Seaton (McH) Forfeit. The Dundee Cardunals, surprise basketball team in the North Suburban Conference, will come to McHenry on Friday night of this week. Dundee was once a power in the state. Maybe they are coming back. You can expect to see Coach Ludwig's boys in good form this week. A long holiday lay-off, without games, didn't do them a bit of good for last week's games. On Saturday night the Warriors travel to Barrington. Two big games a-comin! McHenry, Dundee and Libertyville are tied for first place in the conference with 3-1 records. McHenry should be at the top without a loss, but that's water over the dam. Jim Curran is a nice fellow after all! He thought we were too young to remember when names of persons filing income tax were posted in the Post Office. In looking over the bowling scores for this issue, our eyes popped when we saw this one So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ with the Ten Pin Queens: V. Brzenk 224-606 That's one to be proud of for the Queen. Maybe she should give lessons to the Kings. Congratulations! Coach Dick Motta of the Chicago Bulls got more than a slap on the wrist for his actions after a frustrating game. Seven days suspension and a $2,000 fine are enough to make a fellow keep his cool in future games. The trouble with such actions on the part of a coach is that fans get upset and out of hand. It wasn't much of a surprise to learn that Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford were chosen for baseball's Hall of Fame. They were Yankees in the days when they were damyankees to the rest of the league. % , » vfc If we had to win one big game, Whitey Ford in his prime would do just fine as our pit­ cher. And if we needed a big hit in a tight game, Mickey Mantle would look mighty good at the plate. The Mantles and the Fords come along just once in a while. Sycamore Speedway Snowmobile Races The Sycamore Speedway, home of exciting stock car and motorcycle racing during the warmer months of the year, will open its gates to present a program of Snowmobile Races starting Saturday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m., and continue each Marian Blows Montini Off Court 87 To 55 The level of underground water in the Los Angeles area has dropped 200 feet in the past 20 years. GEORGE C. SCOn JOHN MILLS Music by HENRY MANCINI FAYE DUNAWAY JACK PALANCE Lyrics by HAL DAVID PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 8i 16 MM .SEPARA^^ROGRAM^REOUIR^SEPAR^^ADMI SSIONS p ADULT. FILMS ^ 'DwitiU 'peeUtcie PRESENTED EACH NITE - NlNE TO ELEVEN Limited Engagement JAN 18 - JAN 24 Wkdys 7-9 Sat-Sun 3-5-7-9 ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN $1.00 The cry of the wolf dunged his life. It may change yours. jjfSuccessful West Coast Format Presented For Our Majority of Couples I FEATURES FULL LENGTH - COLOR & SOUND »••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«•••••••••• NOW SHOWING JANUARY 18th thru JANUARY 24th THE ROSE & THE BEE' THE BEST OF EVERYTHING' [REDUCED ADMISSIONS^ FOR COUPLES & S&CITTCZENS rEXPLICI*T/CdULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN ONLYK LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER - POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED ! PRODUCTIONS TECHNICOLOR* Marian Central pushed their SCC league mark to 4-3 with a convincing 87-55 win over Montini (Lombard) Friday in the Hurricane gym. Balanced scoring and aggressive defense spelled victory in this "must" game for Bud Grover's Cagers. Sam Anderson, Mike Tonyan and Bill Moerschbaecher all had 18 points to pace Marian to their highest point total of the year. Marian scored 58 of their 87 points in the second and fourth quarters to display an explosive offense with good outside shooting. Marian is On the road this weekend with SCC games against Immaculate Con­ ception on Friday and Benet on Saturday. Benet is currently in first place in the SCC West. BOXSCORES MARIAN CENTRAL b Anderson 7 May 5 Murphy 4 Tonyan 9 Moerschbaecher 8 Jackson 4 ft tp Wagner MONTINI McNamara Gorczyca Sheehan Muller Termunde Mudge Demarco Lake Fraser 1 3 1 0 Saturday night, weather permitting. In response to many requests, these Snowmobile Races will be held on the track oval for a reasonable entry fee with trophy awards. Modified and Stock classes will be run plus local classes. Twelve or more machines will constitute a class. The Sycamore Speedway extends an invitation to the general public to attend these events. Children are admission free. Further information for these events may be obtained by calling 815-895-5454. The Speedway is located 5 miles east of Sycamore on State Hwy. 64. ATHLETES AWAY * Coach Verne Wilhelm's 20 Western Illinois swimmers 7 head back into action after a long layoff this weekend (Jan. 11 and Jan. 12), when they travel to the Chicago-Circle campus for the annual Illinois I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e m e e t . McHenry's Rick Swanson competes in the backstroke event. *. (RYSTAL LAKE 815 455 1005 ©SHOWCASE THEATRES ON R0UTF 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 NO. I M-F 1 SHOWING ONLY7:30 PM Sat-Sun - 3, 5:45, 8:30 PM • ONE OF THE TE!N BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR "THE NEW LAND" Rated PG STARRING MAX VON SYD0W & LIV ULLMANN NO. II 4th AND LAST WEEK! WKDAYS 7-9 SAT.-SUN. 3-5-7-9, Clint Eastwood Is Dirty Harry In Force ® tsse BOWLING 3 lines/* 1.00 Monday thru Friday 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm On The Fox River ' 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. McHenry, III. (815-385-1475) M.C.H.S. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. The Warriors are tied for first place in/ the N.S.C. and these gals will shout some cheers tonight as Dundee travels here to battle McHenry. It will be a battle for first place as Dundee is also tied with the Warriors. L-R are Linda Randall, Laurie Swanson, Kathy Sherman, Pam Shuttleworth, Diane Butler, Barb Krebs -captain, and Sue Hoff­ man. Saturday night the Warriors travel to Barrington. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) THE McHENRY SWIMETTES. A new swimming team? No, these pretty gals are the timing officials for the Warrior Swim Team. They also assist in setting up the home meets. The gals are sitting l-r; Karen Freund, Julie Condon, Lynne McWhinnie, Anne Palmer, Vicki Roth, Maribeth Karas, Mona Wheelock, Virginia Wilsman; standing, Mary Vanderwiel, Geneva Wilson, Gail Gunder, Lisa Newport, Mara Jones, SueWorzala, Mary Goetschel, Mary Jure- zynski, Terri Schaefer, Vicki Soda and Rose Pintozzi. Not pictured are Cindy Molenski and Cindy Flug. » (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD ;