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PAGE6-PLAINDFA1.FR -FRIDAY. MAY 17. 1974 MEDAL WINNERS -- Golf Coach Chuck Cuda presents medals to Ken Ludwig and Bob Buss for their fine finish in the District Tourney held at Grayslake. Bob shot a beautiful 75 to tie Dave Ogrin of Waukegan for first place. Ken's 76 was good for a third place finish in the 14 team event. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHeniy Sophs Win County Track Meet By Dick Rabbitt Running under the most adverse weather conditions, the McHenry Sophomore track team won a thriller in the High School Player Of The Week I BASEBALL KEVIN WORM Kevin Worm, senior out­ fielder, has been selected as this weeks\/1 Player of the Week". He holds a.274 batting average, has scored 6 runs and nas 12 RBI'S. TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. County Meet held Tuesday at Crystal Lake. The locals won the meet by 1 point over Woodstock 77 to 76 and Crystal Lake placed 3rd., Marian 4th, Harvard 5th, Richmond 6th, Marengo 7th and Cary Grove 8th. The meet held in a downpour of rain, did nothing to dampen the spirits of the young Warriors. Denny Useman won both the 100 and 220 yd. dashes for McHenry. With all events recorded except the pole vault, the Warriors found themselves in the lead 70 to 69. With Weber taking a 5th in the vault, and with 2 Woodstock vaulters still in contention along with Scott Freund of McHenry, it was a do or die situation for young Freund. To win the meet Scott had to win the event. The young lad did not let his coaches or teammates down. Showing a lot of the old moxie, Scott cleared the bar at 12'6", not only winning the event but assuring the Warriors of the first place trophy. It was truly a great team effort, and again congratulations are in order to the young Warriors for a job well done. MCHENRY RESULTS 120 HH Tony Bentz 1st, Steve Koerber 2nd. 220 yd. Denny Useman 1st. 100 yd. Denny Useman 1st, Loren Klapperich 3rd. 440 yd. Greg Thornton 2nd, Loren Klapperich 3rd. 2 mile Andy Oakley 5th. Mile Andy Oakley 4th, Jerry Pepping 5th. Pole Vault Freund 1st, Weber 5th. Discus Brett Decker 1st. Shot Put Brett Decker 3rd. Triple Jump Don Rode 5th Long Jump Brian Nuss 2nd, Denny Useman 4th. SKYLINE ? o u t » 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E o t f o f M c H e n r y FRI-SAT-SUN RAUL NEWMAN OOBEJIT REDFODD 'BUTCH CASSIOT AND IDANCEK1D' "COMMANDOS" $QP U Mi _ er car with ad RESTAURANT y 385V6981 D0RKIES 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 4213 W. RTE. 120 Mc HENRY COFFEE 10c 6a.m. -8a.m. MON. thru FRI. with Meals STARTS FRIDAY Many of his fellow officers considered him the most dangerous man alive-an honest cop. A PARAMOUNT RELEASE [wj DINO OE LAURENTIIS presents AL RACING 'SERPIGO" WEEKDAYS 7:30 ONLY FRI-SAT-SUN 7:00 & 9:15 "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Stuffed. That's what we are. Just came from the new Varese Smorgasbord and Pub at the corner of Green and Elm. Tony and John really put on a feast. As George P. Freund reported, "Everything from soup to nuts". We remarked that Bill Pries Sr. should see that beautiful restaurant where he so successfully operated a grocery and meat market. It is a McHenry. nice addition to Now, what's this? Somebody is giving us a chance to win 10,000 dollars. That's a comedown. Usually we are getting a chance at 100,000 or a new home. We wrote and told them to send us the 100,000. We have a home. Sometimes we get to wondering who is tending the store while Congressmen and Senators are so busy with investigations. We are sorry about Mayor Daley's illness, but it has knocked some of that Watergate news off the front pages. T H O U G H T S W H I L E WATCHING A WHITE SOX GAME-- Why do the Sox, particularly Carlos May, look at so many strikes with bats on their shoulders. Is there a new law that says you can't clout the first pitch if it is down the middle? On a hard hit to left field Ron Santo steams around third base from secohd like a locomotive and heads for home. But, it's uphill for Ron. And why did the coach let him go for home? If Wilbur Wood could trim his middle down like Ed Hermann did-- Why would you take a • portable TV set to a ball park? Just thoughts while watching. Not that it makes much difference, but a fellow has to have something to write about. Now, here's a piece of mail that looks interesting. You can get exercise and trim down your waist line while sitting in your easy chair. That we want to see. 330 L.H. Brian Nuss 1st. 440 relay Bill Murgatroyd, Jim Murgatroyd, Howie Useman, Greg Thornton 3rd. 880 relay Brian Nuss, Jim Murgatroyd, Denny Useman, Howie Useman 2nd. Mile relay Bill Murgatroyd, Steve Koerber, Loren' Klapperich, Greg Thornton 2nd. DIVOT DOLLS McHenry Country Club The weather certanly was not conducive to good golf in the third round of the 2-man aggregate tournament played at the club on Sunday, May 12, but all matches were completed and the results in Flight 1 showed that the team of Jim Packee and Ed Oja defeated Earl Brown and Butch Meyer while Dick Turner and Ed Ray beat Cy Carlson and Paul Hopper. Should be a close match in the finals between these two fine teams. In Flight 2 the team of Gary Adams and Larry Piklor beat Jack Smithson and Ed Houlihan, and Tony Victor and WARRIOR GOLFERS capture second place in the District. Only Waukegan came out ahead of McHenry in the 14 team tourney, and only 8 points was the difference. The team's effort for this second place spot merits them a berth in the Sectional, which is being held in Deerfield today. The members and their scores are 1-r kneeling Lowell Kively (82), Robert Buenzli (84) and Bob Buss (75). Standing are Jim Burke (96), Charles Jesky (87), Ken Ludwig (76) and Marty Zeller (91). (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Tom Burke defeated the team of Gary Fields and Dick Hester on the 16th green. The final match in Flight 2 also is a toss up and should go down to the wire. Members are urged to sign up for the Memorial Day Tennessee Dog Fight Tournament which will be held on Sunday, May 26th and will be a one day event. Also sign up for the next tournament - the Directors' Torunament which will start on Sunday, June. 2 By Dee Overton Through gusty winds and threatening skies, our hearty midwestern stock of golf gals trudged on to complete 18 holes and play some fine golf too. The winners are Nell Fidler A, Ethel Conway B, and Faye Stewart C with a 72, 5 un­ der par. In second place, the team of Judy Smithson A, Char Zwissler B and Marion Donnelly C at 74, 3 under par. Hmm, seems to me the names of Fidler and Smithson keep showing up in these 'Best Ball' events. Next week, May 21, we will play a Tennessee Dog Fight, a real fun day, and girls the temperature will be in the upper 70's, light snow fall, moderate to 40 miles per hour winds, mild participation, heavy palpitation. Oh well who knows! Warriors Fourth In District Tennis Meet By Dick Rabbitt Ted Hollander fefeated Dave Lee of North Chicago, 6-0, 6-0, in the first round of the McHenry District Tennis Tournament. Hollander then lost to eventual district champ and state qualifier Kurt Yost of Libertyville 6-0, 6-0. Gary Swanson and Brian Fetzer upset Stone and Bell of Warren, 6-2, 6-1. Stone and Bell had a record of 10 and 2 coming into the district meet. Because of weather conditions, the meet was transferred to the Libertyville Racquet Club. Swanson and Fetzer lost to the state qualifying team of Morrison and Williams of Waukegan. The doubles team of Jim Zsamlewski and « Bruce Huebner lost to Mundelein's seeded doubles team 6-4, 6-0. In the last preliminary action for McHenry, Randy Blankenhorn lost a heartbreaking bid for an upset to Carmel's Steve Uhler 7-5, 3-6, 7-5. TEAM RESULTS Libertyville 14 Waukegan 11 Mundelein 4 MCHENRY 3 Carmel 3 North Chicago 2 Warren 1 Zion Benton 0 mmm McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1974 Spring Spoils Schedule m McHenry County Independent Insurance Agent Tom Low is shown with John Craig, who was a qualifier for the Local, State and National Insurance Youth Classic. John is the first individual from McHenry County who has made it all the way to the National. Marian Central's Rick Landre is shown above in a recent practice session practicing his starting technique. Rick has been a consistent pointrgetter for the Hurricanes track team and has marks of 17.9 in the highs and 44.1 in the lows to his credit. * * * * Life, for little people, is a struggle to secure power. * & * Graeiousness is a virtue many p eop 1 e mistake for weakness. McHENRY McHENRY 385 -0144 DATE May Mon - 20 Tues- 21 Wed-22 Thurs-23 Fri -24 CODES: BaB • Baseball Te-Tennis Tr - Track SPORT BaB BaB BaB BaB Tr Go BaB SB BaB BaB Tr Go Te Go-Golf So - Softball V - Varsity SQUADS V V V F-S V V V Girls V F-S V V V S - Sophomore F - Freshman F-S - Frosh-Soph OPPONENT PLACE IHSA Regional IHSA Regional Barrington Barrington NSC NSC IHSA Regional Mundelein Zion-Benton Zion-Benton IHSA State IHSA State IHSA State Home Barrington Lake Forest McHenry Home Zion Home TIME 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 4:30 © SHOWPLACE 1 & 2 O N R O U T E 1 4 J U S T W E S T O f R O U T E 3 ) / C R Y S T A L L A K E 8 1 5 4 5 5 1 0 0 5 .OUTDOOR fGRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223 -8155 WALKING TALL̂ H A BCPProduction. rrv»ce ol Co« BroadcastingCo»p In Color B CiNfftAMA AS.NG \ PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD A GEORGE ROV HILL FILM S5P THE STING' Weekdays 7:00 & 9:15 I Weekdays 7:15, 9:30 Sat.-Sun. 2:30, 5:00,7:00, 9:15 I Sat.-Sun. 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 9:45 ALL SEATS S1.00-SAT. & SUN. Tit 5p.m. M c H e n r y * C o u n t y Independent InsOrance Agent Tom Low is shown with John Craig, who was a qualifier for the Local, Sate and National Insurance Youth Classic. John is the first individual from McHenry County who has made it all the way to the National. The McHenry County Independent Insurance Agents will sponsor the Insurance Youth Golf Classic for the sixth consecutive year. This years local qualifying round will be held again at the McHenry Country Club on Monday, June 10. The top area golfers will then compete in the State Tournament, which will be held at the University of Illinois course in Savoy, Illinois. This STARTS FRIDAY $4M CARLOAD years National Tournament site is the Alpine Country Club in Cranston, Rhode Island, at which some fine young golfers from McHenry County may have an opportunity to play with one of the touring professionals scheduled to participate. Entry blanks are available in the pro shops of the local golf courses and country clubs or any Big "I" Independent Insurance Agents office in the area. TTfclRK PART It oeviL Slowed Up John: I used to chase girls. Joe: You used to chase girls, but you don't now? John: No, you can hardly find any that will run any­ more. Competent Fleet headquarters wired a ship at sea: "Move heaven and earth: get there Friday!" The ship's captain wired back: "Raised hell. Arriv­ ing Thursday." PLUS COMPANION FEATURE WHITE HOT DESIRES MELTIHG COLD PRISON STEEL! P6RMAL WEAR RENTAL ALL OCCASIONS in*** JUANITA BROWN • ROBERTA COLLINS* ERICA GAVIN Color ALSO-LATE SHOW FRI-SAT "EVIL KNIEVEL" FLEA MARKET SUNDAY 8-4 PM BARGAINS! m % St**! ....tu tttofeHIMA 1214 N. Green St., McHenry