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PAGE 6 - PLA1NDEALER - W ^.JN'ESDAY, MAY \, 1974 EARL WALSH So I Hear Kaneland Nips Warriors In McHenry High Relays By Dick Rabbitt 2" The Kaneland Knights barely edged the McHenry Warriors for the championship of the JflcHenry Relays on Saturday rtioming" at McCracken Field. SFhe Knights had 101 pts to 97 for the host school. This was Kaneland's 7th straight Relay {Championship, and their 4th championship this season. ^ The 9th Annual Relays was by far the most exciting of those held. With 11 of the 15 events completed only 6 pts separated the first four teams. With two events lo go McHenry Climbed to withiiytwo points of Kaneland. ^ Coach Wally Scott's Warriors put out a supreme effort. What •ihore can be asked of a group of iyoung men, who battled a great jtaneland team, and held off •(he challenge of two fine teams Geneva and Lake Forest. Three meet records were set Jfind the host school broke a -School record in winning the 880 >d relay in the time of 1:34.8. ^The Warriors also broke the tfieet record in the mile relay 'frtien they covered the distance 3n 3:33.5. Lake Forest broke the ;4 mile relay with a time of 18:52.2 and the Soph Sprint ! Medley record was broken by ;&eneva with a time of 3:49.0. 55 In congratulating the entire Warrior team, I would like to fay a special tribute to two young men who I thought did an Excellent job on Saturday. Tim ^albot and John Mclnerney anchored the mile and 2 mile relay teams, and their come from behind performance to win the relay for their respective teams was something to behold. Their gutty performance was an inspiration to the entire squad. From a vantage point in the press box I saw many contestants, but very few spectators. I would like to suggest to meet officials the possibility of holding next year's Relays on a Friday night. With a night performance I believe more parents would attend as well as track fans. This type of an event is just too good to have such few fans in attendance. TEAM SCORE Kaneland 101 McHenry 97 Geneva 81 Lake Forest 78 Wheaton-Warrenville 30 Cary-Grove 26 Marengo 15 Grayslake 8 4 Mile Relay - Lake Forest - 18:52, McHenry, Kaneland, Geneva, Wheaton. 480 H.H. Shuttle - Kaneland - 1:0 .7, Geneva, Lake Forest, McHenry, Cary Grove (tie). 1 Mile Relay - McHenry - 3:33.5, Geneva, Wheaton, Lake Forest, Kaneland. Soph Sprint Medley - Geneva 3:49.0, Lake Forest, Kaneland, Grayslake, McHenry. Shot - Kaneland - 179'11", Lake Forest, Geneva, McHenry, Cary Grove. Long Jump - Geneva - 73'11", Kaneland, McHenry, Gary Grove, Marengo. Var. Sprint - Kaneland - 3:45.2, McHenry, Lake Forest, Wheaton, Geneva. * 2 Mile Relay - McHenry - 8:35.7, Kaneland, Lake Forest, Geneva, Wheaton. Discus - Lake Forest - 510'9", McHenry, Kaneland, Geneva, Wheaton. 100 Yd Dash - Wheatoh- Maher - 10.3, McHenry, Cary Grove, Lake Forest, Marengo. Soph - 720 Low Shuttle - McHenry - 1:46.4, Geneva, Kaneland, Grayslake, Lake Forest. Var - 720 Low Shuttle - Kaneland -1:41.8, Lake Forest, Marengo, Cary Grove, McHenry. High Jump - Geneva - 21'10" - Kaneland (tie), Cary-Grove, McHenry, Marengo. 880 Relay - McHenry -1:34.8, Lake Forest, Wheaton, Cary- Grove, Geneva. Pole Vault - Kaneland - 50'0", McHenry, Geneva, Marengo, Wheaton. McHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL JACKSON ASPHALT PAVING PARKING LOTS - DRIVEWAYS SEALING - REPAIRS CALL ED JACKSON 1-338-4739 After a last minute change, the McHenry Area Industrial League added a ninth team and finalized its 1974 12-inch softball schedule. This year's teams include: Jerry's Phillip's 66- sponsored by Jerry Rheinhardt's Car Wash Center and Phillip's 66 Gas Station on West Route 120; The Riverside Bake Shop-sponsored by Bernie Rice's Riverside Drive Bake Shop in McHenry; Jake's- -sponsored bv Richard Jake Jager*s Dead End Lounge at 3311 W. Elm; The Rusty Nail- sponsored by Lee and Ima Stayton's Rusty Nail Restaurant and Bar in Ringwood; Morton Chemical- sponsored by Ringwood's Morton Chemical Plant, plant manger Dan Schmitt; Brake Parts-sponsored by McHenry Brake Parts, Industrial Relations manager Jim Millspaugh; Swanson Chalet- sponsored by Paul Swanson's Swanson Chalet Restaurant and Bar on the Fox River across the bridge in McHenry; The McHenry Hospital- sponsored by the McHenry HosDital: and the Outlaws- 2908 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 815-385-3585 M0N.-THURS.-FRI. 9:30-9:00 TUES. WED. 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Grandma gets a long ruler and pokes around every logical place. Brendan gets a flashlight, then tries to convince us that turtles can climb walls or hang underneath a table. Aunt Clara gets into the act and crawls under the kitchen table. She's up!. Four year old Aleen just runs from room to room. No turtle. Grandpa sits down in his easy chair. Grandma (a recognized detective) rustles some papers stacked on the floor - and what do you know? The lost is found. So, now you go back to read the new football rules for the pros. What's the use? We'll forget them by the time the season comes around again. Speaking of football, this might be as good a time as any to start our annual campaign for an enlarged press coop at McCracken Field. Hardly seems unreasonable. SPORTS EDITOR. After all, we won't need an elevator for a couple of years. At this point we are being serenaded by a little girl with a mouth organ. That helps a fellow concentrate on a column. The ball game is on again. The ball game is over Sox lost. Shoulda stood in bed. Watched the Sox game last night. Cushion night. Free cushions. What did some of those kooks do but throw the cushions out onto the field. Hope they don't get such ideas on bat night. Bicycles. Holy smokers! Never saw such racing through stop signs and cutting in front of cars. Somebody -- everybody-. PLEASE tell those kids (teenagers) the rules before one of them gets killed. A fellow walked up to our car as we started to back away from the A&W the other night. He faked us out. Never expected to see our old friend Math Laures. Says they have moved back from Florida to make McHenry their home again. They always come back. The Lakeland Park Little League will hold a pancake breafast in the Lakeland Park Community Center on Sunday, May 12. Serving will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. These young boys, their officers, managers, and coaches are working to help themselves. That we like. We also like pancakes. How about you? sponsored by the players themselves Persons still desiring informatiQjj about umpiring games tnte year shOulcrcontaCT League President, Pat Wirtz, evenings at 385-0191 for further information. A minumum of 4 umpires will be needed Opening date is May 16, Thursday as eight teams will play 4 single games. Doubleheaders will begin June 6 since there is more daylight. Semi-finals and championship finals (each the best 2 out of 3) will be played the second and third weeks of August barring any rainouts which would move the date back one week. Games are played behind the three ball fields behind McHenry High School West Campus and the City of McHenry owned Whispering Oaks Field. « Espar Oja 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 "WASH & WEAR" HAIR CUTS FOR gals on the go • Layer Cuts • Shags • Naturals $10.00 JAHE'S 385-7771 * JBots of &Rings dan dCappen to your home besides fire, theft or wind damage. Your home and belongings face many hazards that even "fire and extended coverage" won't cover But a State Farm Homeowners Policy with Infla­ tion Coverage can provide complete protection . . even covers you in case of lawsuits. And each State Farm policy comes with a promise of prompt, friendly service when you need help Call me for all the details. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL, 385-7111 Like a good neighbor, State fern is there. State Farm Firtand Casualty Company Home Offici Bloomington. Illinois I T I . T I F A R M I N S U M N C f Golfers Swing Along To Win Three Matches / By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High golfers added three scalps to their collection this past week by winning three matches. On Tuesday they traveled to Elgin and came home with a 168 to 176 victory. On Thursday at the McHenry Country Club they defeated Grayslake by a score of 168 to 180. Marty Zeller and Bobby Buss each carded a 40. In this match the squad had 10 penalty strokes. On Friday they traveled to <• Antioch and won 164 to 189. Chuck Jesky had a 39, Bobby Buss another 40, and Marty Zeller had a 41. Now that the warm weather has arrived the young team is beginning to jell. Chuck Kesky is the only senior. Kenne Ludwig who is shooting in the low 40's along with Zeller who is doing likewise are juniors. Sophomore Jim Burke another low 40 shooter, and rounding out the fivesome is freshmen Bobby Buss. In the Grayslake match last week young Buss missed 4 putts of less than 18 inches, and still carded a 40. Maybe the senior member ( the Buss family should give few lessons to son Bob. The sophomore squad is als doing a great job. They no\ have won 7 matches. Bo Buenzli, Lowell Kively, Mar Herrmann, and Vic Santi ar all shooting in the low 40's fo the sophomores. From th looks of things, the go] program will be in good hand for the next several year*. On Thursday the golfers ho* North Chicago at the McHenr Country Club. Coach Scott's Thinclads Defeat Zion And Carmel In Triangular Meet By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry thinclads poured the coals last Thursday at Zion, as they easily defeated the host school and Carmel in a triangular track meet. The Warriors wound up with 85 pts. to Carmel's 53, and Zion finished last with 36 pts. Mike Cajthaml and Ev Klapperich each had 2 first for the Warriors. Cajthaml won the 120 high hurdles and the high jump, while Klapperich won the 100 and 220 yd dashes. McHenry's points were as follows: 440 yd relay: Pfau, Dulberg, Freund, Hansen 3rd place; 2 mile run: Barnings 1st, Nowell 3rd; 120 HH: Cajthaml 1st; 880 yd run: Mclnerney 2nd, Jablonski 4th; 880 yd relay: Pfau, Jacobs, Freund, Hansen 2nd; 440 yd dash: Talbot 1st, Klapperich 2nd; 330 yd hurdles: Nuss 1st, Cajthaml 4th; Mile run: Barnings 4th 220 yd dash: Klapperich 1st Mile relay: Jablonski, Pfau Nuss, Talbot 2nd; Discus Hansen 2nd, Thornton 3rd Janosviak 4th; Shot Put Thornton 2nd; Long jump Nuss 2nd, Klapperich 3rd Cajthaml 4th; Triple Jump Hignight 2nd, Zeitz 3rd, Pfai 4th; Pole vault: Hansen 1st Freund 2nd; High Jump Cajthaml 1st, Stine 3rd. Warriors Drop Games To Barrington And Zee-Bees 9-1, 3-0 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High Warriors took it on the chin twice the past week when they dropped ball games to Barrington and Zion Benton. Both games were North Suburban Conference games and left the Warriors with a 4 and 4 conference record. On Wednesday Eric Bock, Barrington's ace southpaw, limiled the Warriors to three hits as the Brofiete^Wotf 9 fttY Dave Wickencamp was the losing pitcher. On Thursday the ZeeBees defeated the locals 3 to 0. Steve Himpelmann lost his first game of the season, after having won 5 straight. The Warriors managed to gather 6 hits, but not at the right time, as they left 9 men on base during the game. Tomorrow the Warriors host Warren, and then on Saturday play a twin bill at North Chicago. n&o*sco&ES K ab h r Himpelmann ss 3 0 1 Freund 2b 2 0 < Wickencamp p 3 1 ( Dobbertin c 3 1 ( O'Halleran If 2 0 ( Camasta 3b 2 0 ( Williams 3b 1 0 ( Staley cf 2 0 ( Grabowski lb 3 1 ( Wormrf 3 0 C 24 3 1 Bar. , 4 0 0 1 0 4 x 9-9-0 McH. 0 0 0 0 0 10 1-3-4 ab h r Himpelmann p 4 2 0 Freund 2b 3 2 0 Wickencamp ss 4 0 0 Dobbertin c 3 0 0 Grabowski lb 3 1 0 Worm ri 2 1 0 Camasta 3b 3 0 0 O'Halleran If 2 0 0 Staley cf 3 0 0 27 6 0 Zion 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3-7-2 McHenry , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-6-1 SPRING LUNCHEON Welcoming words from Carol Cooney, president of the Women's Board, opened the annual Spring luncheon of the Lady Golfers at McHenry Country Club Tuesday, April 20. Following the introduction of new members by Betty Waytula, Ms. Cooney presented the Board members and committee chairwomen. Serving the Board this year are Carol Cooney, president; Marty Jemiola, vice-president; Maddie Holmes, secretary; Joan Buss, treasurer, and as board of directors: Marilyn Bishoff, Anna Johnson, Katherine Bolger, Liz Nolan, Floss O'Connell and Ethel Koehler. Following are the various committees: Games - Dee Overton, 9-hole Games - Fran Herrmann and Shirley Nye, Handicapping - Mil Leisten, Char Zwissler and Judy Smithson, Publicity - Espar Oja, Locker Room - Myrt Johnson, Trophies - Alvina Yopp, Team Play - Mil Leisten, Rules - Floss O'Connell and Marilyn Bishoff, Hospitality - Sully Consago, Delegates to N.I.W.G.A. - Letty Busscher and Dee Overton, New Members - Betty Waytula, Jr. Golf - Vi Turner, Marilyn Bishoff and Virginia Spengel. After a few brief comments from each of the committee heads and from Vale Adams, our local Pro, Gen Hoelscher commentated a fashion show of some of the latest in women's golf wear. A happy and successful golf season is being McHenry High Girls Track Team Stings Zee-Bees, 63 To 50 The McHenry Giijj's Track team won their home season opener meet 63-50 over the girls of Zion-Benton. Turning in fine performances were: 80 yd hurdles Maureen Hall 1st, 14.2 and Diane Smith 2nd, 14.5, 50 yd dash Kathy Rogers 1st 6.5, Karen Freund 2nd 6.9, and Ann Heiser 3rd 7.2. 880 yd run Betsy Duel 2nd and anticipated. Following is the schedule for the month of May. May 7, ABC (3 Ball Aggregate) May 14, ABC. May 21, Tennessee Dog Fight. May 28, Beat the Champ (Qualifying for Class Match Play); Start Ringer & Petunia. from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K Over 150,000 German soldiers surrendered to the Allies at the Elbe River, May 3,1945. Peter Minnit arrived on Manhattan Island, May 4, 1626. On May 5, 1847, the American Medical Association was organised. The American Bible Association was organiied on May 6, 1816. Johannes Brahms, world famous composer, was born on May 7, 1833. On May 8, 1541, Hernando de Soto discovered the Missis­ sippi River. The first Nari book burning took place on May 9,1933. SEE US FIRST AND LAST! KITCHEN CABINETS VANIT0RIES STOCK OR CUSTOM FORMICA COUNTER TOPS BUILT-INS ROPER - CORNING /0J APPLIANCES Q\ Laura Newbauer 3rd. 100 yd dash Nancy Peterson 1st, 12.2 Linda Vick 2nd 12.9 and Linda •DeBuhr and Karen Freund 3rd- tie. In the 440 yd dash, Diane Smith ran to a 3rd place finish. In the 220 yd dash, Michelle Peterson raced to a 1st place finish in 29.6 while Regina Goettel grabbed a 3rd place finish. The mile run saw Cathy Connell take a second place with plenty of kick in the home stretch. McHenry girls Clare Higgins, Stephanie Pitel, Maureen Hall and Linda Vick flew to a 1st place finish in the 440 relay with an impressive time of 57.0. In the Mile relay Diane Smith, Terri Wilson, Linda DeBuhr and Cathy Connell paced their way to a 2nd place finish to continue putting points on the McHenry scoresheet. In the field events, Mary Elliott and Michelle Peterson took respective 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the discus throw. McHenry's Nancy Peterson, Karen Freund and Regina Goettel completely dominated the Running Long Jump with respective 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishes against 5 Zion Benton competitors. In the High Jump, McHenry wrapped up a 2nd place jump by Patti Althoff at 4'2" and a 3rd place jump of 4' by Maureen Hall. This year the McHenry girls have the opportunity of competing in the Illinois High School Association District Track Meet in hopes of qualifying for the State Girl's Track Meet in Charleston. The girls and their coach, Miss Marge Samsoe, wish to thank all of the faculty meet officials as well as the many G.A.A. girls who assisted in a well run 1st home track meet for McHenry girls. CUSTOM MILLW0RK NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL GLAVIANO'S INTERIORS PALATINE MILLW0RK 414 S. 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