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HARVARD SPORTSMAN'S CLUB < ANNUAL \ SMELT FRY FRIDAY APRIL 19th Club House-Juction Rts." 14 & 23 (Serving Starts At 6:00 p.m.) Donation: Adults $3.00 Child. $1.25 FREE BEER FREE PI EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. The way our Sox are losing ball games these Cub fans are making life miserable for us. "What's the matter with your Sox?" That's all we hear. Qt course, Randy Meyer came in with a sly look and casually remarked, "I hear your Sox won a ball game." Then added, "A couple of weeks ago.7' And Leo Blake laughed. His team won 19 to 9 on Wednesday. Football! It was a pleasant change on Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mr?. Homer M. Douglass in Lakeland Park. He is a Sox fan all the way and remembers players from way back. Joe Grobel. former McHenry *4/19 - 20 & 21 ONLY- S K Y L I N E S o u t i 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E a » t o f M c H e n r y Police Chief, toured up from Florida and came in for a chat. He thinks all retired people should live in Florida. Another ambassador from the Chamber of Commerce. Never cease to be amazed at our scientsts. Now we learn that, after extensive study, it has been found that birds do not like to make love in the dark. Our McHenry Area Rescue Squad members are on the run these days. That siren blows real often. It is a great service these members are giving our community. In going over the bowling scores for this issue, our eyes popped. The Ten Pin Queens show Nancy Shulda with a 212 game in a whoppin' 601 series. Hail to the Queen! Wars and fighting in the world go on and on. Countries should be like married couples. Spat just enough to make life interesting - and for the fun of making up. FLASH! - Walt Freund just phoned to say our White Sox won a ball game last night. Come clouds or storms, tnis day will be bright. Swingin' a Models Canada fights U.S. law blocking deal with Cuba. C per wilharil CYCLONE IS COMING JO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING McHenry Kart Park WEEK-ENDS ONLY!!!! STARTING APRIL 20th Saturday 1 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. and 7 P.M. to 10 P.M. Sunday 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. 2004 LINCOLN ROAD ACROSS FROM OUTDOOR THEATER PHONE 385 - 9736 Dundee Ball Team Beats Warriors 10-6 Loses To Libertyville By Dick Rabbitt Six unearned runs by the Cards paved the way for a Dundee victory at McCracken field on Tuesday. The final score was Dundee 10 McHenry 6. 5 Three costly errors provided the margin of victory as the Warriors evened their North Suburban record to a 2 and 2. Dave Wickencamp was the starter and loser for the Warriors. Rick Freund and Jim Grabowski each had 2 hits for the McHenry nine. Saturday the Warriors host Mundelein in a doubleheader. First game is at 10:30 a.m. Joe False of Dundee hit a homer, as the Cards picked up six extra base hits in the game. BOXSCORE MCHENRY Himpelmann ss Freund 2b Wormrf Dobbertin c Grabowski lb Wickencamp p Camasta 3b O'Halleran If Staleycf Total Dundee 2 0 0 0 2 2 4 10-10-1 McHenry 0040002 6- 9-3 McHenry Sophs Beat Dundee Nine 5 To 1 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry sophomore baseball team traveled to Dundee on Thursday and came home with a 5 to 1 victory. Lefty Bill Jaskowiak hurled a nifty 5 hitter in setting down the young "Cards" scoreless for the final six innings. Bill also aided his own cause with 2 hits, a double and single. On Saturday the "Sophs" travel to Mundelein for a doubleheader. First game is at 10:30 a.m. The Freshmen lost 8-0. SOPH McHenry 5 - Dundee 1 Name ab h O'Halleran 2b 2 0 Christy ss 3 0 Reillylb 4 1 Jaskowiak p 4 2 Ludwig 3b 3 0 VanKanegan cf 4 1 Himplemann If 3 0 Meyers rf 2 0 /© Wakitschc 2 1 ' 1 Totals: 27 5 5 McH 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5-5-1 Dundee 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-5-1 Physical Education Demonstration At West Campus Apr. 25 The junior and senior girls at West campus will stage a demonstration of many of the activities which take place in their physical education classes, during their independent study times, and in extracurricular activities like the Girls' Athletic association and interscholastics. About two hundred girls will be involved in the presentation. The program will be held on Thursday, April 25, which is the same night as parent-teacher conferences, from 7 to 9 p.m. The student leaders are in charge of directing each activity for the evening. The participants have chosen to present the following activities according to this time cphpritilp * 7:00-9:00-Volleyball; Weight Training; Trampoline. 7:00-8:00 - Fencing Demonstration. 7:00-7:30 - Cageball; Square and Social Dance. 7:30-8:00 - Scooter Activities; Folk Dance. 8:00-8:30 - Creative Dance Demonstration. 8:30-9:00 - Folk Dance Demonstration. 8:00-9:00 - Badminton; Basketball. 9:00-9:30 - Synchronized Swimming; Diving. There will be other displays in the gym areas to show some additional facets of the program. Parents and other adults from the community are invited to observe and-or participate in these activities. The doors will be open so that spectators will be free to circulate among the various areas. We hope you will take this opportunity to see what is happening in the area of girls' physical education at West campus. This will help you to understand what your daughters are talking about and to see how your tax dollars are promoting physical fitness and enjoyment of a wide range of activities. HELD OVER! Fri.-Sat-Sun. 7-9:45 Weekdays 7:30 Only OF THE BEST ADVENTURE MOVIES OF THE YEAR!" mcqusn ,i FRANKLIN PflWLLOn III.I FRANKLIN J SCHAFFNER lilm VICTOR JORY 00N GORDON ANTHONY ZERBE . T£D RICHMOND ROBERT D0RFMANN FRANKLIN J SCHAFFNER DALTON 1RUMB0 LORENZO SEMPLE. if HENRI CMARRIERE JERRY GOLDSMITH FRANKLIN J SCHAFFNER PANAVISJ0N* cCHNICOLOR* (ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK ON CAPITOL RECORDS! KIDDIES MATINEE - SAT-SUN AT 1:30PM "ANGEL IN MY POCKET*'-ALL SEATS $1.00 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry sophomore track squad lost to Libertyville Tuesday at McCracken Field by a score of 85 to 56. Andy Oakley was the only double winner for the locals as he won the Mile Run in the time of 5:6:4, and the 2 mile event in the time of 10:52.9. MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1974 VARSITY & FRESH-TRACK-BASEBALL-GOLF SCHEDULE Bab.- Baseball Tr. • Track Go. - Go|f Date I Dan Opponent• Hhoroi Tlaei April 22 BaB Hon. Drlaeoll at Harlan April 22 Co Hon. Bonot at HcHenry April 23 Go Tnea. Grayalake at Plua Tree April 23 Tr Tuoo. Grayalake at Grayalake fti30p« April 2k Tr Hod. St. Edward'* at Elgin 4I30pb April 2ft BaB Wed. Hontlnl at Hontlnl April 2* Go Mod. Hontlnl at Arrowhead April 25 Go Thura. Harrard(Harlan) at Plua Tree April 2? BaB Sat. St. Francla at St. Francla April 27 Tr. Sat. Blahop O'Neill Relays at Aurora lOiOOaa April 29 BaB. Hon. Bonot at Harlan April 29 Go Hon. Drlaeoll at McHenry April 30 Tr. Tuoa. Grant High School at Fox Lake <nl5p» GIRL WINNERS Front row, Mary Peacock, Tournament co-chairman; Cori Townsend. Bantam, Harvard Bowl; Jackie Martin, Bantam, Bowl-Aire Lanes. Back Row, Cindy Brubach, Bantam, Tomasello's; Debbie Zimmerman, Junior, Edgetown Bowl; Angie Breidenfeld, Junior, McHenry Recreation; Terry Tvaroh, Tournament manager. Absent from the picture were. Patty Wright. Junior, Tomasello's; Nancy Eggert, Senior, Bowl-Aire Lanes; Virginia Gray, Senior, McHenry Recreation; Donna Kuk, Senior, Edgetown Bowl. Bowling Notes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A * WASHINGTON--Three U.S. coins--the dollar, the half dollar and the quarter-will be different next year. They will bear special designs to mark the country's 200th an­ niversary of independence. TOMASELLO'S Thursday Night Women's League A. Ritter - 526 (191-180-155) ; M. May - 500-199; M. Freund - 494-200; L. DeHaan - 477; D. Hiller - 472-178; L. LaBay - 466- 173 and D. Mortell - 466-180; J. Schmitt - 463-170; B. Greenwood - 453; M. Debrecht - 450-188; L. Parfrey - 445-171; B. Hettermann - 444; M.E. Freund - 440; E. Rad - 433. Railroads: E. Whitney 6-7-10; C. Kriewaldt 5-7; L. Seaborn 5- 7. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., 9:30 April 15 N. Shulda 212-601; V. Steege 184-518; J. Lexow 188-507; K. Shaver 206-487; B. Nelsen 199- 480; R. Bomke 180-474; J. Tonyan 171-469; M. Steege 191- 465; R. Romkowske 198-456. Splits: 2-7 V. Brzenk, D. Schiavone; 5-7 M. Goss, I. McNish. TEAM STANDINGS FORSEASON W L Bavaria Haus 64 29 Merrill Woolens 53 40 T o n y a n C o n s t . 4 6 4 6 V 2 Don's Amusements 46 47 Worts Trans. 44 49 Bungalow Inn 42V-> SOVfe R.A.W. Const. 39 54 Jensen Elec. 37 56 TUESDAY 7:00 BOWLING LEAGUE Grace Steinsdoerfer -169-483; Clarice Buenzli 191-474; Kathy Miller 176-471; Lois Crouch 178- 486; Patti Brooke 425; Cathy Boro 195-502; Mary Lou Stine 476-484; Teresa Steffan 482; Lil Michels 190-522; Marian Peterson 192-529; Lauretta Homo 211-488; Shirley Wallner 168-462 (117 Pins over average); Linda Roepenack 168-486; Barb Leight 485; Mary Cook 165-451; Sue Koleno 166- 461; Pat Summerkamp 433; Dorothy Koleno 176-468; Ronnie Romkowske 165; 455; Jo Rizzo 176-449; Vera Herdrich 176-486; Sue Smith 166-447; Carolyn Oetjin 156-439;. Splits: Jean Weyland 4-9; Fran Zank 4-5-7; Linda Roepenack 6-7-10; Ronnie Romkowske 3-5-7. Wilma Aylward 174-471; Van Diedrich 179-448; Lorraine Freund 165-467; Bitsy Schaefer 181-480; Elaine Justen 188-499; Phyl Grosrenaud 467; Bette - O'Brien 481. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Barb Weber 460; Kitty Vargo 454; Mary Ann Knaack 470; Claire Rosing 441; Mary Beth Fuchs 463; Martie Raasch 202; Kathy Wilcox 165. R.R.'s - Mary Knaack 4-7-9; Doris Diedrich 5-10. BOY WINNERS / Front row, Mary Peacock, Tournament Co-Chairman; Rich Calkins, Bantam, Tomasello's; Rick Grammer, Bantam, Metro Bowl; Randy Buenzli, Bantam, McHenry Recreation; Terry Tvaroh, Tournament Manager. Back Row, Steve Krause, Senior, Edgetown Bowl; Rick Schiller, Senior, Wayne's City Lanes; Kevin Zarnstorff, Junior, Wayne's City Lanes; Jeff Foerster, Senior, McHenry Recreation; Casey Stahlman, Junior, McHenry Recreation. Absent from the picture was Bill Bryniarski, Junior, McHenry Recreation. PATCH WINNERS Front row, Mike Nank, High game, Tomasello's; Randy Buenzli. High Game, McHenry Recreation; Back row, Mary Peacock, tournament co-chairman; Rich Calkins, High game, Tomasello Recreation; Scott Shulda, High game, McHenry Recreation; Terry Tvaroh, Tournament manager. Absent from the picture were: Deanna Lange, High game, Harvard Bowl; Tammy Rochford, High game, Bowl-Aire Lanes, Lynell Lahner, High Game, Harvard Bowl; Tammy Synove, High Game, Harvard Bowl. This tournament was held at McHenry Recreation on March 16. 17 and 24. McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 197* Spring Sports Schedule CODES: BaB - Baseball Te-Tennis Tr - Track Go-Golf So-Softball V-Varsity S - Sophomore F - Freshman F-S - Frosh-Soph DATE SPORT SQUADS OPPONENT PLACE TIME April _ _ Mon-22 Tr V-F-S Barrington Home 4:30 Go V-F-S Zion-Benton Zion 3:30 Te V-F-S Zion-Benton Home 4:30 V-F-S Zion-Benton Home 4:30 Tues-23 BaB V Barrington Barrington 4:30 BaB F-S Barrington Home 4:30 Go V-F-S Elgin Elgin 3:30 Te V-F-S Woodstock Woodstock 4:30 Thurs-25 BaB V Zion-Benton Home 4:30 BaE F-S Zion-Benton Zion 4:30 Tr V-F-S Zion-Benton Zion 4:30 Go V-F-S Crown Crown 3:30 Te V-F-S Crown Home 4: 30 Tr Girls Zion-Benton Home 4:30 Fri -26 Go V-F-S Antioch Antioch 3:30 Sat-27 Tr V McHenry Relays Home 8:45 @GF9AVSLAKE OUTDOOR ? t s 1 2 0 & 2 1 , G r o y s l o k e k i n n r i A N r i R A i . a i Tom Laughlin Delores Taylor "BILLY JACK" Color PG FRI.-SAT.SUN. APRIL 19-20-21 '4.00 CAR LOAD sriEiur Technicolor® Richard Benjamin - Dyan Cannon - James Loburn ALSO-LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE - FRL-SAT. 0 SHOWPLACE 1 & 2 O N R O U T f 1 4 J U S T W I S ! O f R O U T E 3 1 ( R Y S T A l L A K E 8 1 5 4 5 5 - 1 0 0 5 HELD OVER! WEEKDAYS 7:20 & 9:20 Sat.&Sun. 1:30 , 3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 & BEDFORD HELD OVER! WEEKDAYS 7 & 9 Sat. & Sun. 3-5-7-9 mmnmumss ^ARGAPjMATDjEE SAT.-SUN. TILL 5p.m.-AUSeats $1:00 Racing & « tfAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, APRIL 1^ 1OT4 Rick Freund Sets Vaulting Record In Loss To Libertyville On Saturday night, April 27, the Kenosha County Speedway will open its 24th season of stock car racing. Interstates racing association will promote super modified and sportsman stock car racing for the 7th season there. The speedway is located in Wilmot, Wis., just north of Kenosha county "C" on the fairgrounds. New starting time for time trials 6:45 p.m. First race 8 p.m. By Dick Rabbitt In a duel between North Suburban powers, the Libertyville Wildcats edged the McHenry Warriors by a score of 1*5 to 66 in a meet held at McCracken Field last Tuesday. Competing without the services of hurdler and high jumper Mike Cajthaml, who was confined to bed with a strep throat, the Warriors gave it aU they had, but had to settle for second best in the dual meet. Highlight of the meet was the pole vaulting of senior Rick Freund. This young lad not only broke a school record, but also broke a McCracken\ Field record when he vaulted 14'. He failed to vault 14'3"1. The meet was over when Rick made his record making vault. With all the contestants, as well as about a hundred . spectators looking on, the young lad on his third and final attempt easily cleared the bar for the new record. Rick was utterly mobbed by his coach Wally Scott, as well as his teammates as he came out of the pit. In watching this record breaking event, this has to be one of the great thrills for this reporter as a high school coach. Congratulations indeed are in order for Rick, and may he set his sights on a higher vault in the near future. Bcuimamimm Wonder Lake Boys' Baseball Final registration for Wonder Lake Boys Baseball will be held on Saturday, April 20 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the firehouse on the east side of Wonder Lake. WARRIOR BASEBALL TEAM. The MCHS baseball season is under way and the home games are at McCracken Field. The members of the varsity squad are 1-r kneeling, Dan Camasta, Jim Grabowski, Bob Dobbertin, Pat Stanek, Steve Himpelmann, Bob Staley and Terry Gough. Standing are Coach Ken Swanson, Ray Williams, Steve Kasprzyk, Doug Freund, Steve O'Halleran, Dave Wickenkamp, Kevin Worm, Mike Williams and manager Ted Honning. Not picutred are Andy Oleszczuk and Randy McCafferty. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Soph Track Squad AMERICAN JUNIOR BOWLING TOURNAMENT WINNERS Stock Car