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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 10» 1974 H EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--1 IN THE 2 MILE RUN. McHenry placed five of the first six ffoishers in the dual meet against Dundee. From R-L are Mclnerney (M Varsity) 2nd place, Scharton (D Varsity) first place. Barnings (M Varsity) third place, Pepping (M Sophomore) second place, Oakley (M Sophomore) first place and Meyers (M). Not in picture is Dehn a McHenry Sophomore who placed third. The Warrior Thinclads captured the meet by a 83-62 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHenry Thinclads Win Triangular By Dick Rabbitt ,The McHenry High School t ack team won a triangular ! ieet here on Monday as they ( sfeated North Chicago and 1 larian Central of Woodstock. 1 IcHenry had 104 pts, North < hicago 59, and Marian 19. ! Tim Talbot won the 440 yd tiish setting a new school record in the time of 52.3. Mike Cajthaml won the 120 high tfjrdles and high jump. • The McHenry sophomores ~ o won a triangular against same teams. The young phs scored 98 pts to 43 for arian, and North Chicago had RESTAURANT 3S5V69II DORKIES WHERE THE BELLY BUSTER WAS BORN BREAKFAST LUNCHEON SPECIALS DINNERS FRIDAY SPECIALS SPAGHETTI FISH DINNERS (PIZZA SERVED NITELY) HOURS* Mon thru Sat 6AM - 8PM Sunday 7AM - 3PM ^213 W. RTE. 120 Mc HENRY COFFEE 10c 6a.m. -8a.m. MON. thru FRL with Meals High School Player Of The Week ! BASEBALL m JIM GRABOWSKI Jim Grabowski, Warrior 1st baseman, has been selected as this weeks "Player of the Week" for his offensive ability. He holds a .290 batting average, has 10 RBI'S and has scored 12 runs. NYE TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. VARSITY: 440 Relay - McHenry, 46.3 - North Chicago 120 Yd H Hurdles - Cajthaml (McH) 17.0 - Zbynski (N.C.) Nuss (McH) Schultz (N.C.) 100 Yd Dash - Useman (McH) 11.2, Jones (N.C.) Williams (N.C.) Freund (McH) 880 Yd Run - Mclnerney (McH) 2:04.9 Sheahan (Marian) Sveen (McH) Brown (N.C.) 880 Yd Relay- North Chicago - 1:39.9 440 Yd Dash - Talbot (McH) 52.3 (Record) Santos (N.C.) Ronie (N.C. ) Jacobs (McH) 330 Yd L Hurdles - Zeigler (N.C.) 43.4 Zoynshi (N.C.) Stine (McH) Hignight (McH) 1 Mile Run - Barnings (McH) 4.48.4 Meyer (McH) Nowell (McH) Wynveen (McH) 2 Mile Run - Meyer (McH) 10:35.1 Wynveen (McH.( Moore (N.C.) Pepping (McH) 220 Yd Dash - Zeigler (N.C.) 24.8 Jacobs (McH) Jones :N.C.) Hignight (McH) Mile Relay - McHenry, 3:38.2 North Chicago wm f \ B R E A K M A K E M O T H E R ' S D A Y S O M E T H I N G S P E C I A L 1 D I N N E R F R O M N O O N T I L 9 p . m . , S U N D A Y M A Y 1 2 R e s e r v a t i o n s S u g g e s t e d Ph. 338-4784 restaurant Rt. 14 Bypass at Rt 120 'Where Quality is a I radition " ©GRAYS LAKE OUTDOOR 120 & 21. Groysloke K i n P Y I A N D B A 1 . A 1 Q STARTS FRIDAY A PARAMOUNT RELEASE DINO OE LAURENTHS presents al mciNo "SERPIGO" Dolor by 1ECHNICOLOW A Paramount Release Plus Co-Feature CROWN INT! RN«TlONflI PICTURES presents * ' . ' V STARTS- FRIDAY ^OMCSONMA CURftlC lilowT. MARILrN I TENSER AtROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTUIKS RELEASE COLOR Also Late Show Fri. & Sat. "BADGE 373" S4°° Carload FLEA MARKET SUN. 8-4 BARGAINS! Discus Decker - (McH) 139'7" Gilpin (Marian) Thorton (McH) Whyte (N.C.) Shot - Gilpin (Marian) 48'V Decker (McH) 44'll3/4" Thorton (McH) Janowiak (McH) Long Jump - Nuss (McH) 19'3V Claric (N.C.) Dulberg (McH) Useman (McH) High Jump-Cajthaml (McH) 5'6" Whyte (N.C.) Anderson (Marian ) Decker (McH) Pole0Vault - Freund (McH) 12'6" Anderson. Sam (Marian) Corrett (N.C.) Triple Jump - Clark (N.C.) 38'83/4" Klapperich (McH) Anderson (Marian) Hignight (McH) SOPHS: 440 Relay McHenry, 49.5 - Marian 120 Yd H. Hurdles - Bentz (McH) 18.0 Schiller (McH) Koerber (McH) Kneeland (N.C.) 100 Yd Dash - Saladin (Marian) 11.4 Klapperich (McH) Rinn (Marian) R. Jones (N.C.) 880 Yd Run - Travis (McH) 2:17.4 Weyland (McH) Stlllivan (McH) Connelly (Marian) 880 Yd Relay - McHenry 1:43.3 N. Chicago 440 Yd. Dash - Klapperich (McH) 56.4 Kneeland (N.C.) S t e m p e r ( M a r i a n ) Wannamaker (McH) 330 Yd L. Hurdles - Jones (N.C.) 44.6 Saladin (Marian) Koerber (McH) Engmark (McH) Mile Run - Oakley (McH) 5:08.1 Dehn (McH) Bruno (McH) Schiller (McH) 2 Mile Run - Oakley (McH) 10:33 Dehn, (McH) Bruno (McH) Von Bruchenhein (McH) 220 Yd Dash - Saladin (Marian) 25.6 H. Useman (McH) Murgatroyd (McH) Rinn (Marian) Mile Relay - McHenry, 3:53.5 N. Chicago Discus - Balchunas (Marian) 115'10" Cairns (N.C.) Hutchinson (McH) Holzrichter (Marian) Shot - Bennett (Marian) 37'5" Huff (N.C.) Bentz (McH) (tie) Balchunas (Marian) Long Jump - Kneeland (N.C.) 17'4V2" Useman H. (McH) Saladin (Marian) Knox (McH) High Jump - Jones (N.C.) Klapperich (McH) 5'2" Bentz (McH) Peterson (McH) Pole Vault - Weber (McH) 10'6" Bardogy (N.C.) Sullivan (Marian) Dwyer (Marian) Triple Jump - Knox (Marian) 34'33 4" Koerber (McH) Stillwell (N.C.) Oldnette (N.C.) McHenry Country Club In the 2nd round of the 2 men aggregate tournament played at the club on Sunday, May 5 in Might 1, the team of J. Packee- E. Oja defeated B. Jacbos-M. Hoffman, E. Brown-Butch Meyer beat R. Wilkins-H. Young, Cy Carlson-P. Hopper beat G. Rask-R. Hoelscher, and R. Turner-E. Ray defeated B. Andrews-D. Gerstad. Flight 2 winners were G. Adams-L. Piklar over F. Ballstaedt-H. Reihansperger, J. Smithson-E. Houlihan defeated E. Buss -L. Guntner, G. Fields-R. Hester beating B. Elbersen-Dick Jemiola, and the team of T. Victor-T. Burke defeating J. Summers-B. Yapp. In Flight 1 its going to be hard to beat the team of J. Packee- E. Oja while in Flight 2 the momentum has to be with T. Victor-T. Burke. The third round of the 2 men aggregate tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, May 12. Herman (The Bear) Kreutzer was in for a little conversation that turned quickly into baseball. Herman has one distinction. He saw his Cubs win a game this year. How many people can make that claim?. What's more, our old neighbor has an idea. Since he saw an umpire really blow a call, Herman wants them to use the TV instant replays. He might have something there. Coach Chuck Cuda was telling about one of his McHenry High golfers, Jim Burke, shooting a 37--only to have his team end up in a tie match. Win, lose or tie--that's nice going, Jim. Have had several requests to run "Thank You" ads as news items lately. They usually want to thank sponsors. Very nice thought, but a NO-No in the news department. According to the rules, we have to run sports news on this page. Another thing we have to scratch out when editing stories js cost of admission to various events. Entry fees is another problem. We don't sell ads, but can refer you to a couple of good men. Leo Blake stuck his head in i i laugi reminded that our Sox had lost a 5-4 ball game to the Detroit Tigers. Just watched Wilbur Wood pitch a 2-hitter in eleven innings to beat those same Tigers 1-0. Don't know if Leo will be in tomorrow or not. An early morning drive to the Court House this Wednesday morning convinced us that 111. Rt. 120 should be improved without delay. We remember when the State of Illinois constructed a paved road that extended about a half mile out of Woodstock and people going to the County Fair would go out of their way just for the thrill of driving the old Model "T" over the new fangled roadway. Met a personable young man and mentioned that it is a lousy morning. "It's a good morning", he replied, "My heart is still beating." Let that be a lesson to us. Tom Bolger questions our report that Lou Gehrig came to bat 23 times in his career with the bases loaded and each time hit a grand slammer. So--we read the book again. That's what it says. That fellow may know his banking, but-- DIVOT DOLLS cHeniy Girls Race Past Round Lake, Lose To Lake Forest By Dee Overton On May 7, 12 ABC teams played a Best Ball 9 hole event. Winning on the front 9 with an excellent round of 32, 5 under par was the team of Joan Buss, A, Mary Mahoney, B, and Mitzi Kenton, C. On the longer back 9 another fine round of 37, 3 under par was played by the team of Floss O'Connell, A, Madeline Holmes, B, and Dorothy Westergaard, C. This ABC event will continue on May 14 with the same teams, hopefully for an 18 hole play. Two more gals have joined our president Carol Cooney on the 'Birdie tree'. Judy Smithson with a 4 on the fifteenth hole and Anna Johnson with a 3 on the fourteenth. Nice golf, gals. Remember to sign up next week for the Tennessee Dog Fight on May 21, a real fun event. NOTE: A reminder for the season, with our beautiful golf course and lush greens - PLEASE GALS, keep the golf carts away from our greens and tees. The cheapest and quickest way to learn is to observe the errors of others. The flying McHenry Girl's Track team was edged out by Lake Forest 80-59 l/z but trounced Round Lake who scored 15Vi points in the triangular meet at Lake Forest. Racking up points for McHenry were: Regina Goettel, 1st in 220 yd. dash. Michelle Peterson, 3rd in 220 yd. dash. Mile Relay, 1st place - McHenry, Diane Smith, Terri Wilson, Deb Justen and Linda DeBuhr. Karen Freund, 1st in Long Jump. Mary Elliott, 2nd in Long Jump. Michelle Peterson, 2nd in Shot Put. Deb Justen, 4th in Shot Put. 440 Relay - 2nd place - McHenry, Maureen Hall, Clare Higgins, Stephanie Pitel, and Linda Vick. Kathy Rogers - 1st in 50 yd. Dash. Diane Smith - 2nd in 80 yd. Hurdles. Betsy Duel - 4th in 880 yd. Run. 880 yd Relay - 2nd place - McHenry, Terri Wilson, Deb Fuller, Cathy Connell and Linda DeBuhr. Nancy Peterson, 1st in lOO^yd Dash. Karen Freund, 3rd in 100 yd. Dash. Diane Smith, 2nd in 440 yd. Dash. Linda Vick, 2nd in 110 yd. Hurdles. Clare Higgins, 3rd in 110 yd. Hurdles. Maureen Hall, 4th in High Jump. Cathy Connell, 4th in the Mile Run. The girls are working hard for this year's District Girl's Track meet which will be held at Wheeling high school on Saturday, May 11. Opportunity for state competition will be offered to those girls who excel and qualify at the district level. Libertyville Tennis Teams Beat McHenry It takes imagination describe others as they themselves. to see HARVARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. (815) 943-4451 [A kk k **** FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW FEATURED - FRI. MAY 10th thru THURS. MAY IMk > DOTS Op*n 6:40 • Cartoon at 6:50 • Feature at 7:00 - Out at 8:50 Held Over One Weei STREISAND & BEDFORD] SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS The Warriors traveled to Libertyville and ran into one of the north suburban's toughest teams. The Warriors lost 5-0. McHenry's singles in order of play: Ted Hollander lost 6-2, 6- 1; Dave Robel lost 6-1, 6-0, and Greg Worm in No. 3 singles lost 6-1, 6-0. Both doubles, Gary Swanson and Brian Fetzer in No. 1 lost, as did Bruce Huebner and Jim Szamlewski in No. 2 doubles. SOPHS LOSE 3-2 Matt Schuster of McHenry lost 6-4, 6-3 in No. 1 singles. In McHENRY. Ill 3 fl S-0144 CLEANERS CLEAN-UP ON THE ALLEYS - The Amour One Hour Martinizing Cleaners* bowling team of the Crystallites League captured first place position for the 1973-74 season at Crystal Bowl alleys. Pictured above are members of the winning team; left to right is Connie Thune of Cary, Lorraine Feddersen of Crystal Lake, Madeline Amour (sponsor) of Island Lake, and Roberta Brieschke (captain) of Crystal Lake. The winners plan to celebrate their victory at their Annual League banquet in Crystal Lake on Thursday, May 9. C.L. Defeats Warrior Baseball Team 9 To 4 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High Warriors dropped a baseball game here Monday to Crystal Lake by a score of 9 to 4. Dave Wickencamp was the starting and losing pitcher. He was relieved by Terry Gough in the 4th inning. The Warriors managed only 4 hits, and committed six errors. Saturday at 10:30 the Warriors play Woodstock in the District Tournament at McCracken Field. Tomorrow the Warriors travel to Dundee for a North Suburban Conference game with the Cardunals. BOX SCORE ab h r Himpelrnann ss 4 2 0 Freund 2b 4 1 0 Grabowski lb 2 0 0 Dobbertin c 2 0 0 Worm rf 3 0 0 Wickencamp p 1 0 0 Gough p 2 0 0 Williams 3b 2 0 1 Kasprzyk If 2 0 1 Staley rf 1 1 2 23 4 4 C.L. McHenry 0 3 3 2 0 1 0 9-10-3 0000202 4- 4-6 Warrior Tennis Team Loses To N. Chicago; Sophomores/Win 5-0 McHenry's Varsity Tennisj Team lost a close match at North Chicago by a 3-2 score. The Warriors No. 1 doubles team of Craig Smith and Brian Fetzer won 6-1, 6-0. The No. 2 doubles team of Jim Szamlewski and Bruce Huebner won 6-0, 6-0. No 1 singles player Ted Hollander lost in the deciding match in a long, hard-fought 3 set match 6-1, 3-6, 7-5. Np. 2 singles Dave Robel lost 6- 3, 7-5 and Greg Worm in No. 3 singles lost 6-1, 7-5. SOPHS WIN 5-0 Randv Blankenhom in No. 1 singles, and the No. 1 doubles team of Jeff Boyer and Dan McCafferty won by forfeit. In No. 2 singles Matt Schuster won 10-1 and freshman Bill Hurckes won No. 3 singles 10-0. The No. 2 doubles team Dave Kennebeck and Joe Johnson finished the sweep as they shut out their opponents 10-0. Marian Central Wins 4th Place In Ciystal Lake Invitational ADULT FILMS T>ou6U ^Mtme PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO ELEVEN W« Listen! Films Saloctad For Our Majority of Couples Audianca! FEATURES FULL LENGTH;.£OLOR & SOJJND#< NEW CLE AlT - *OTM R)RTMLE - OONTROLLED FEATURED - FRI. MAY 10th thru THURS. MAY Itth: POINT OF VIEW GRAND HOTEL The Pioneer In Special Prices For Couples & Sr. Citizens! fEXPUClVVoULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN & WOMfeN ONLY!1 [LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER - POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED !| HELD OVER! 6 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS MCIU0MG DESTACTRESS- DARDRA STREISAND STREISAND aBEDFORD COLUMBIA PICTURES <"« RASUR PRODUCTIONS I RAY STARK--SYDNEY POLLACK ,• :MUMM ftciiws « oivisoa of coimtu ncmms mMvtits >• Weekdays 7:30 Only Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 No. 2 singles Eandy Blankenhom won 6-4,6-3. Craig Smith contributed a victory in No. 3 singles 6-3, 6-4. In No. 1 doubles Dan McCafferty and Jeff Boyer lost in three sets 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. The No. 2 doubles team of Dave Kennebeck and Joe Johnson lost another 3 set match, the last set being decided by a tie­ breaker, 6-7, 6-1, 7-6. It was the closest we've come in a dual match to Libertyville on any level and losing both doubles in 3 close sets was heartbreaking for the kids. The sophomores have been showing great improvement with three having seen Varsity action. Freshmen Dave Wilkey, Bill Hurckes, Sean Thomas, and Brian Miller have all come a long way since April. Marian Central placed fourth in Class B of the Fifth Annual Crystal Lake Invitational Track and Field Meet held Saturday, May 4 at Metcalf Field, Crystal Lake. Individual rankings of Marian athletes were as follows: Discus -3rd, Gary Gilpin, 122'6"; High Jump-5th, Sam Anderson, 5'6"; Triple Jump-2nd, Sam Anderson 39'8"; 440 Relay Team-2nd, Scott Rinn, Fred Holzrichter, Dan Knox and Mark Saladin, 48.3; High Hurdles-4th, Rick Landre, 18.0; 100 yd. Dash-6th, Mark Saladin, 11.2; Shot Put - 1st, Gary Gilpin, 47'll/4"; Pole Vault • 2nd, Sam Anderson, ll'O"; 3rd (Tie) John Dwyer, lO'O"; 6th (Tie), Larry Sullivan, 9'6"; 880 Relay- (Team) 2nd, Scott Rinn, Fred Holzrichter, Dan Knox and Mark Saladin, 1:42.1; 330 yd. Low Hurdles - 5th, Mark Saladin, 44.6; 6th (Tie) Rick Landre, 45.2; 880 Yd. Run - Jon Sheahan, 2:07.9; one Mile Run - (Team), 3rd, Dan Knox, Larry Sullivan, Sam Anderson and Jon Sheahan, 3:57.5. Jack Thomas, Barb Gilpin Win Mixed Doubles Tourney First place tennis trophies were awarded to the team of Jack Thomas and Barb Gilpin Saturday night when they won the Mixed Doubles Fun Tournament held at The Racket Club near Algonquin. Thirteen teams comprised of tennis players from Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Algonquin, Cary, Barrington and McHenry participated in the event. Another team from McHenry, Janet Anderson and Jim Doran, also played in the tournament. Q SHOWPLACE ZA 1 & 2 O N R 0 U T [ 1 4 J U S T W E S T O P R O U T E 3 1 C R Y S T A L L A K E 8 1 5 4 5 5 - 1 0 0 5 Many Americans live dangerously, while others can't afford a car. A goodly number of alligators exist and seem to thrive in the hundreds of miles of sewers under New York City. < i > -< < > WALKING lALL̂ H BCP Production !'v»ce of Co» Broadcasting Co»p In Color M C i N C RAMA ^0pAflC»Si*G Weekdays 7:00 & 9:15 Sat.-Sun. 2:30 , 5:00,7:00 , 9il5 PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD A GEORGE ROY HILL FILM THE STING" Weekdays 7:15, 9:30 Sat.-Sun. 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 9:45 ALL SEATS S1.00-SAT. & SUN. 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