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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1974 * POSTPONE HORSE SHOW The Spring Grove Saddle club' finds it necessary to cancel its horse show scheduled for April 7 at Horse Head arena near Twin Lakes, Wis. It will be rescheduled in May. WL EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Warrior Nine Defeats Carmel In Opener Play ball! The season opens this week with all the whoopla and heartaches of every season. The heartaches hit those players who worked hard, thought they had a good showing in spring training, then get the pink slip and transportation back to the minors. Baseball and other sports are now big business. For many years we banished that thought from our mind, but can no longer do so. Hie owners were always looked upon as the demons. Now the players are organized and hire people to represent them in negotiations. It's money, my friend, money. Money has long been known as the root of all evil. In spite of that, most of us would like more roots. Bart Johnson is mighty sad about being sent down the river by the White Sox. We saw him pitch last week and saw him throw only two real fast balls in six innings. He did go through five scoreless innings before getting bombed. He was a fireball thrower and a great prospect two years ago. Hope he comes back. Milt Pappas is disenchanted with the Cubs who seem to have no respect for old age. Pappas needs only one more victory to make it 100 in the National League. He has 110 wins in the American League. We thought the Cubs would keep him, but that big salary must have been an issue. Big business again. If those big salaries are correct in pro basketball and football, we think somebody is nutty. Reminds us of the story about a Senator who said to a fellow law maker, "You spend a billion here, a billion there, and the first thing you know it adds up." Dick Rabbitt turned in high @GRAYS LAKE OUTDOOR ?ts 120 & 21, Grayslofcc K I N R Y I A W N R A M I U ' ; -WEEKENDS ONLY- FRI.. SAT., & SUN. school sports stories this week addressed to "Sunburn Walsh." We did have a red face and red nose, but wore a straw hat to protect the top of our head. Hettermann's Softball team plans a pancake breakfast in the Johnsburg Community Hall on April 21 - 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. You can get tickets from the players or at the door. PICKUPS - One of the best ways to lose a friend is to tell him something for his own good. A friend is a man who know you and still likes you. Everybody is ignorant - only on different subjects. -WILL ROGERS By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High Warriors opened their baseball season Monday with a 7 to 2 win over Carmel of Mundelein. The Warriors won the game in the first two innings as they put across 6 of their 7 runs in these two frames. Hie local nine managed to gather in 10 hits in the opener. Bob Dobbertin, McHenry's fine receiver, led the attack with a perfect day at the plate 3 for 3. Doug Freund had two hits. Steve Himpelmann, the first of three pitchers, was the winner. BOX SCORE McHENRY ab r h Himpelmann p 2 2 1 Stanekp.h. 10 0 Goughp 0 0 0 Freund cf 4 2 2 O'Halleranlf 4 lv 1 Dobbertin c 3 13 Worm rf 2 0 1 Camasta 3b 2 0 1 Grabowski lb ~ 2 0 0 Kaspryzck 2b 3 0 0 Wickencamp ss 2 11 Oleszczuk rf 10 0 Williams 3b Wintersp Staleylb ' Totals Innings Carmel McHenry 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 27 7 10 12 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 3 0 10 0 r h e 2 3 1 7 10 2 W.P. Himpelmann Larkin Downs MCHS Baseball Team 9-4 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., April 1,'749:30 P.M. N. Kadisak 200-564; N. Shulda 199-564; M. Goss 220-549; V. Brzenk 182-518; P. Edwards 170-504; F. Bush 176-500; E. Cross 196-485; R. Romkowske 190-479; V. Steege 168-468; F. Freund 172-466; R. Bomke 163- 462; D. Schiavone 170458; H. Wilson 162-454; J. Worts 154;450. Splits: 3-10 F. Freund and D. Schiavone; 4-5 B. Nelsen; 6-7 E. Damians; 5-7 V. Brzenk. McHENRY RECREATION Tues., Ladies League 7P.M 4-2-74 Marian Peterson 435; Edi Nimsgern (200) 519; Sue Koleno 446; Dorothy Koleno 462; Tinky Meyer 433; Lois Crouch 455; Nell Fidler 459; Evora Peterson 445; Mary Cook 431; Dee Overton 436; Janice Pieroni 428; Cathy Boro 449; Carolyn Oetjin 442; Van Diedrich 443; Julie Kralowetz 446; Bette O'Brien 457; Lil Michels 466; Teresa Steffens 480; Grace Steinsdoefer 434; Pam Kosier 444; Linda Ropenack426; Barb Leight 454. Railroads: Bette O'Brien 3-6-1 7; Patti Brooks 1-3-8-10; Tinky" Meyer 5-10 & 3-9-10; Dot Beckenbaugh 3-7-10; Ina Medings 1-3-8-10; Pam Kosier 6-7; Clar Olsen 5-7; Sue Koleno 3-10; Bunny Koleno 4-9. Captain Bligh and his men floated about 4,000 miles in an open boat in the Pacific in 1789 - - a record of endurance. By Dick Rabbitt Larkin of Elgin defeated the McHenry High Warriors Tuesday afternoon by a score of 9 to 4. Wickencamp was the starting and losing pitcher for the local nine. Eight McHenry errors proved the downfall of the Warriors. They managed to get wily 3 hits. On the other hand Larkin managed to get 10 hits off of three McHenry hurlers. This leaves the Warriors with a 1 and 1 record for the season. BOXSCORE McHENRY ab r h Kasprzyk 2b 3 10 Freund cf Worm rf Dobbertin c O'Halleranlf Camasta 3b Grabowski lb Wickencamp p Williams ss Staley lb Goughp Stanekp Oleszczuk p.h. Totals 25 4 3 Sophs Nip Carmel 2-0, Lose To Larkin 2--1 Billy Rowe and Casey Stahlman combined for a one hit shutout, as the Sophomores won their opener 2 to 0. Rowe went the first 4 innings and gave up the only Carmel hit. Stahlman pitched the final 3 innings. Tony Christy and Bill "Irish" Jaskowiak got the only 2 hits for the Sophomores. On Tuesday the Sophomores lost a tough one to Larkin of Elgin by a score of 2 to 1. Ron Himpelmann went the first 4 innings and took the loss. Tony Christy pitched the finals 3 innings in relief. The locals with Tony Christy's 2 hits outhit Larkin 6 to 3. Hie Sophomores, in their first two games, have not committed an error, which at this stage in the season must be some kind of a record. Swim Lessons For Children At YMCA Lake Region YMCA, 7350 S. Route 31 in Crystal Lake have been teaching children and adults how to swim for quite a few years. Instructor, Sue Peters, demonstrates to her class how to breathe properly. Instruction can be fun as well as a learning experience for your family when taking lessons at the YMCA. Debbie Elsasser, YMCA instructor, teaches children to float, which is another safety factor when MILLER 0 SH0WPLACE M<iODSTOCK - 338-0032 PRETTY SALLY MAE IS DEAD...BUTTHE WORST HASN'T HAPPENED TO HER YET! O N R O U T t 1 4 J U S ! W E S T O F R O U T f 3 1 C R Y S T A L L A K f 8 1 5 4 b S 1 0 0 5 STARTS FRIDAY APRIL 5th FOR ONE WEEK Marlon Brando In A Last Tango In Paris' A PARAMOUNT RELEASE OINO DE LAURENTII8 ^•presents^l Rated X The Confessions of a Necrophile ALmCINO Fri.4/5, Sat. 4/6. Sun. 4/7 Only 1 MSMMlMBamSi S K Y L I N E Color by TECHNICOLOR' A Paramount Release Weekedays 7:00 & 9:20 Sat.=Sun 1:55, 4:20, 6:50, 9:20 Weekdays 7:05, 9:05 Sat.-Sun. 3, 5, 7, 9 ^|BARGAi^M^^EK;s£^&SUNkjl4mm5g;in. kout# 120 - 1 Mi le Eait of McHenry LUV h, I S A Factor" COL OH.--., MOVIE LAB IMMM* bi MftMCAH MT[«M PLUS 2nd SHOCKER! Starts Fnday FRI., SAT., SUN. 7 and 8:55 WEEKDAYS 7:30 Only W HOUSE M CH E N R Y . I L L WS-Ol 4-1 A HILARIOUS MEW S E X COMEDY THAT WILL HAVE V0U ROLLINS IN THE AISLE) WOODY ALLEN TAKES A NOSTALGIC LOOK AT THE FUTURE C O L O R SENTA BERGtR cWoody~ THaqe cAllen ,Kl cKgato'n ul urynner 'Sleeper ̂ per car with ad Kiddies Matinee-Sat,Sun., 1:30 p.m. • Seats $1.00 "PUFF N' STUFF" TO AVOID FAINTING KEEP REPEATING, IT'S ONLY A MOVIE ..ONLY A MOVIE ONLY A MOVIE ONLY A MOVIE ONLY A MOVIE ONLY A MOVIE ALSO-LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. "UNHOLY ROLLERS' '4" CARLOAD Each year basketball players and cheerleaders are honored guests at the Johnsburg Junior High School athletic banquet. This year five young athletes received special awards for their outstanding performances that sparked their squads to undefeated seasons in conference competition. Wildcat Coach Tom Pieper (left) prepares to present some more of the hardware as Dan Allison, most valuable player and recipient of the James C. Bush free throw trophy; Doug Oeffling, honorary captain; Den Domin, most improved player; Scott Dixon, Junior varsity honorary captain; Don Bentz, junior varsity most valuable player; and Coach Wayne Hiller, junior varsity mentor, look on. Governor's Aid Sought By Legislators Opposing RTA Innings 1234567r he Larkin 311*00049 10 1 M c H e n r y 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 3 8 Governor Daniel Walker has been asked by State Senator Jack Schaffer (R) and State Rep. Thomas Hanahan (D) both of McHenry county, to meet with a Bi-partisan Citizens group from McHenry county who wish to gain his support for legislation to remove McHenry county from the Regional Transit Authority. In a letter dated March 26, Schaffer and Hanahan have requested Governor Walker to allow a group of McHenry County board members, mayors, political leaders and interested citizens of both political parties to meet with him so that the McHenry county group can present its side of the RTA issue. The opening paragraph of the letter to Governor Walker states: "On March 19 the residents of McHenry county voted over 10 to 1 against a Regional Transit Authority. This tremendous margin, coupled with a record turnout, is a certain indicator of an extreme degree of reservation and unhappiness with the inclusion of McHenry county in the RTA. This extremely strong feeling transcended party lines and philosophical differences. In the coming spring session of the General Assembly, there will be attempts to amend the RTA proposal to allow counties such as McHenry to vote learning how to swim. Y-don't you start on the right track this spring and prepare your family for the lake activities by learning the proper techniques involved in swimming. Lessons are for all ages and all abilities, stop by or call the Lake Region YMCA for more information at 459-4455. themselves out of the RTA prior to January, 1975. Both of us feel that these attempts are doomed to failure without your support." Schaffer and Hanahan feel there may be votes enough in the General Assembly to pass the legislation needed to allow McHenry county out of the RTA but are convinced that there are nowhere near enough votes to over-ride a gubernatorial veto; therefore, Governor Walker's support is absolutely essential. The bi-partisan group has requested to meet with the Governor in either Springfield or Chicago. Senator Schaffer and Rep. Hanahan, have requested any McHenry county citizen interested in participating in the meeting to contact Senator Schaffer's office at 56 North Williams street, Crystal Lake, telephone 455-0309. MINOR FIRES Company One of the McHenry Fire district handled two minor grass fires Tuesday afternoon. One occurred at 3021 W. Route 120 in back of Community Auto Supply and the other in a field at Ponca street and Geier boulevard. ' The past is the time when you hoped you wouldn't be doing what you are. MAR 1974 1WULCEHJRJUCA' VARSITY & FRESI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL H-TRACK-BASEBALL-GOLF SCHEDULE Deaths HENRY OLSZEWSKI Henry Olszewski, 60, 5103 N. ' Westwood drive, McHenry, ^ died April 2 at St. Therese " hospital, Waukegan. Trie deceased was born Oct. r 2, 1913, in Chicago and was a ; member of the Knights of Columbus council in McHenry. His survivors include his wife, Theresa, nee Wieczorek; two daughters, Rita and Diana, at home; a son, Anthony, Crystal Lake; one grandchild; ; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Wood, Waukegan, and Mrs. ^ Stanley (Vickie) Ravitch, ' Palos Hills; a .brother, Bernard, Wildwood. Visitation is scheduled after 5 p.m. Thursday at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home. A funeral Mass will be offered Saturday at 9:30 at St. Mary's church with burial in the„ church cemetery. Bab.- Baseball Tr. - Track Go. Golf Data • Opponent i Wherei Tlaoi April 9 Co Tuoo. St.EdnardA Drlacoll at St. Andrews April 10 Tr Had. Marengo at Harongo *I15F» April 11 Go ftiur* Harlan(Drlacoll) at Klahurst CC April 16 BaB Tom. Banet at Benet April 17 BaB Hod. Marengo (varsity only)at Harlan April 16 BaB Thurs. i.e. at i.e. April lb Go Thurs. Haralon at Pita Tree April 20 BaB Sat. Haralon at Harlan April 22 BaB Hon. Drlacoll at Harlan April 22 Go Hon. Banot at McHenry April 23 Go Tues. Gray*lake at Plua Tree April 23 Tr Tuw. e Grayslahe at Grayalaka *i30pa April 2k Tr Wed. St. Edward's at Elgin »O0|» April 2k BaB Wad. Montinl at Monti nl April 2k Go Wad. Montinl at Arroohead April 25 Go Thurs. Harvard(Harlan) at Plua Tree April 27 BaB Sat. St. Francla at St. mnela April 27 Tr. Sat. Blahop O'Neill Relays at Aurora lOiOOaa April 29 BaB. Hon. Benet at Harlan April 29 Go Hon. Drlacoll at McHenry April 30 Tr. Tuea. Grant High School at Pox Lake I»i15J» McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1974 Spring Sports Schedule CODES: BaB - Baseball Go-Golf S-Sophomore Te-Tennis So-Softball F - Freshman Tr - Track V - Varsity F-S-Frosh-Soph DATE SPORT SQUADS OPPONENT PLACE TIME April -- Tues-9 BaB V Crystal Lake Crystal Lake 4:30 BaB F-S Crystal Lake Home 4:30 Go V-F-S Grant Fox Lake 4:30 Hiurs-11 BaB V Lake Zurich Home 4:30 BaB F-S Lake Zurich Lake Zurich 4:30 Tr V-F-S Mundelein- _ Antioch Home 4:30 - Go V-F-S Liber tyville Home 3:30 Sat-13 BaB V Lake Forest Lake Forest, 10:30 BaB F-S Lake Forest Home 10:30 Tr V-F-S Viking-Panther Relays Oswego 11:00 HOSPITAL NOTES ; 1 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ' >' "j r WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, ' included Marvin Birkhoff, I Constance Lindwall, Baby • Brian Wigman, Clarence- Adams, Joseph Schaefer, Arthur Keevil, Michelle Kennebeck, Bernice Jonelis, • McHenry; Jensine Rasmussen, - Linda Labri, Wonder Lake; 1 Helen Hampton and Joseph' LaFlamme, Spring Grove. TWIN SONS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stilling of Woodstock became parents of twin boys, April 3, at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Kevin James weighed 8 lbs., and Mark Frederick, 9 lbs., 13 oz. "Hiey are the first children of. the couple. The new mother is, the former Jean Heider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Heider of Woodstock. The. father is a former resident of. Johnsburg, the son of the late- Clarence and Rosemary Stilling. % , MARRIAGE LltENSES * Daniel P. Kinzie, 4215 E.i Wonder Lake drive, Wonder* Lake and Susan S. Schroeder,* 7109LorasLane, Wonder Lake' Harry J. Peters, 110 Pine; court, Crystal Lake and Sharon* L. Perryman, 5212 Huntei? drive, McHenry. 4 HAPPINESS _ IS: ^ FINDING WHAT Vk, YOU N WANT IN /• . THE j f l T PLAINDEALER'S ^ j f l T CLASSIFIED WANTl AD SECTION TODAY !!!! | » EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY A T Y O U R F R I E N D L Y S E R V I C E B A N K % H THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MCHENRY . w 3814 WEST ELM. 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