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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 24,1974 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. ^ -or Barrington Wins North Suburban Golf Title By Dick Rabbitt Barrington High School, a pre-tourney favorite in this week's state meet, warmed up by winning the North Suburban title at McHenry on Tuesday afternoon. With the rains a falling, and at times the course unplayable the 4 man Barrington team shot an amazing score of 143. A rain delay of 2 hours, and then another downpour left the $purse unplayable, mutual consent by the coaches teverted the scores to the first {fine holes played. 'jlGary Ha I berg Barrington's excellent sophomore golfer, took the honors with a one under par 34. This young lad only 16 years old failed to qualify for the National Open on Monday by 2 strokes. By the way he shot a 72-73 for a 145 over the White Pines course in Wheeling. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry golfers finished in 5 th place with a 158 total. So close was the meet that the number 3,4,5 teams were 1 stroke apart. Lake Forest finished in the runnel^ up position with a total of 149. McHenry scores were as follows: Kenne Ludwig 37, Bob Buenzli 39, Bob Buss 41, and Jim Burke41. This has to be the toughest conference meet in the state, including the prestigious Suburban Conference Meet. TEAM SCORES Barrington 143 Lake Forest 149 Crystal Lake 156 Zion Benton 157 McHenry 158 Dundee 163 Libertyville 172 Crown 174 N Chicago 175 Mundelein 178 IMCHS Eighth In North Suburban Track Meet By Dick Rabbitt In what has to be a disappointing finish to a very successful track season, the McHenry Warriors finished eighth in the North Suburban Conference meet Tuesday at Lake Forest. The Warriors a pre meet favorite with Libertyville just didn't have it on Tuesday at Lake Forest. The Wildcats from Libertyville finishing a banner season in athletic had too many guns for the rest of the conference, and won scoring 120 points to second place Crystal Lake's 65. Because of weather conditions and darkness all results are not in at this time, but will be in next week's edition. However some of the Warriors who did score points are as follows. , / Ev Klapperich 2nd id both the 100 and 220 yd. dashes. John Mclnenery placed 4th in the mile and 3rd in the 2 mile. John Barnings took a 5th in the 2 mile run. The 880 relay tied for 5th spot, and Rick Freund took 3rd and Geo Hansen a 4th in the pole vault. ' Marian Wins District Baseball Title Here Marian Central defeated Woodstock 5 to 4 in 9 innings to win the McHenry District Baseball title Monday at McCracken Field. . Woodstock with 4 runs in the top of the 5th broke a scoreless tie, but Marian fought back to tie the game with 4 runs in the bottom of the 6th. Andy McLoughlin's two out single scored A1 May with the winning run in the bottom of the 9th. Marian plays the Cary Grove winner in the Dundee regional later this week. McHENRYJUNIOR YOUTHLEAGUE STANDINGS MAJORS Cardinals Condors Falcons Bluebirds Orioles Eagles Owls Hawks Leading Hitters: Jim Althoff, 1.000 Greg Brooke, .750 ;i 5 tied at .667 Leading Pitchers: 5 tied at 1-0 2-0 0-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 Hawks 0-1 Orioles 0-2 Leading Hitters: David Brunswick, .667 John Grether, .625 Tim Peters, .600 Leading Pitchers: 5 tied at 1-0 Player of the Week: John Grether L086KS The Landowners Dinner Dance last Saturday evening held at the Johnsburg Community Hall was a tremendous success. There were 250 landowners and snowmobilers in attendance to enjoy a delicious family style Beef Dinner, and dancing furnished by a terrific band. A good time was had by all. Distinguished guests for the evening were Sheriff and Mrs. Art Tyrrell, Republican State Representative and Mrs. Bruce Waddell, and Democratic State Representative anci Mrs. Tom Hanahan. They all complimented the landowners and the snowmobilers for working together to help make snowmobiling a safe family winter sport. Their words were very encouraging to all who have worked so hard for snowmobiling and all snowmobilers are grateful for what these people have helped accomplish. We must remember the chairman from each Snowmobile Club that was responsible for this successful event. Chairmen were Leon Schmitt from the Sno-bug club, Bill Pierce from Polar Pairs and Ed Lewis from Harmony club. Tom McAuliffe was the MC for the evening.Thanks fellas (and gals too, cause we know you had to help the fellas out). * * * * . For fanners, spring is the time for writ, not fever. Bystanders are those who can do the job better. Player of Roewer MINORS Cardinals Owls Condors Bluebirds Eagles Falcons the Week: Robert Good advice: should never beL BLACKWATER GOLD MEMORHL D9flT WEEKEND Sun. May 26 & Mon. May 27 i (Formerly The Love Inn) j * 4106 E. Lake Shore Dr. Wonder Lake \ TIMES The annual Marian Central Golf Playday, a big event, will be held at McHenry Country Club June 26. See separate story that tells you all about it. Rains in the month of May developed many small lakes in the area. Plenty of waterfront lots now. Sid and Duke Norton of McHenry will be racing Sportsman Cars at Wilmot this coming weekend. Another McHenry driver, Danny Brown, blew an engine last week. Schools will soon be out and people will wonder where that year went. Same thing every year. We note that NFL football players have cooked up 90 demands. Nowadays the word request has been relegated and the word demand substituted. Wouldn't it be wonderful if a happy medium could be readied in all disputes and problems in life. Somebody (unsigned) mailed us clippings from some other newspaper about Marian Central sports. Sorry. We can't copy. Anyhow, we have '* an agreement to print Marian Central sports news that is sent from the school - and we do. Gladly. There is one big mixup about when to celebrate Memorial Day. The McClory Bill says May 27th is the day. The Illinois legislators say it is to be celebrated May 30. That's our d*y. Nobody has fooled around with Christmas. Not yet. Or St. Patrick's Day. MCC Names May 24 "Robert Matte Day" The students, faculty and administration of McHenry County College will honor Robert Matte on May 24. Matte, who has been the college's basketball coach for the past 6 years, resigned at the end of the last season. He will remain at the college as instructor of mathematics. According to Kenneth "Gus" Williams, the Inter- organizational Council and the Student Activities Board at the college have declared May 24 "Robert Matte Day,'\ "This was done to honor Bob Matte for his contributions to the coaching field," said Williams. Matte will be honored at the Student Award Dinner, along with many of his students who are being honored for their academic achievements, sports participation, and activity in student clubs. The dinner will be held at the Branded Steak House at 6:30 p.m. on May 24. DIVOT DOLLS By Dee Overton 'Sunshine On My Shoulder Makes Me Happy' - sang 9 teams of foursomes teeing off May 21 playing a Tennessee Dog Fight, but the tune soon changed to 'Randrops Keep Falling'. Amid bolts of lightning and frequent thunder showers, 1 team retiring (expletive) 8 sloshed oi\ to finish 18 holes. The winning team of Alvina Yopp, Millie Leisten, Ella Roseberry and Dorothy Westergaard with an 81, 4 over par; (what do you expect from ducks?) reported a birdie on 14, sunk an approach for a par on 15, and had only 20 putts ; that's the secret to success Letty. _ _ In second place with 86, are Carol Cooney, Liz Nolan, Sully Consago, and Dorothy Christensen. Tied for third place at 87 are Nell Fidler, Myrt Johnson, Barb Weber, and Marion Donnelly, also the team of Judy Smithson, Dot Freund, Betty Wayman and Donna Alderman. Nice birdie on No. 4 Judy. For dryer news our bridge scores show Alvina Yopp in the lead after 3 weeks of play at 3,810 points. Maddie Holmes in second at 3,060. Has anyone told these two we are only asking for the first six hands, not all afternoon's scores? 'Beat the Champ' will be canceled to a lata* date due to illness and a death in the family. Qualifying for Match Play will be scheduled for May 28. Our traveling team will start the season " at Tally Ho on Friday, May 31. Frequently our team has won in our Northern Division of the Intersuburban * team Play league. Last year -•our team also won the play off '•IJetween the Northern, Southern, Western and Eastern division. In the past our team v has retired 1 plaque after winning over all division three successive years. Good Luck for another fine season. ////// *HE McHENRY STATE BAN 3510 W. ELM ST. - McHENRY WILL BE CLOSED - MEMORIAL DAY - MONDAY - MAY 27, 1974 AND DRIVE-UP AND WALK-IN WINDOWS WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY MAY 29 9:00 AM • 3:00 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE A FULL SFRVIfF (///// U'llUln *i *i • bank McHE/Vf? V M c H E N R Y 3 8 5 - 0 1 4 4 M.C.H.S. Sophomore golf team. These young golfers should be of great help to the varsity squad next season. Their 11-2 record proves it. Kneeling 1-r are R. Long, K. Rourke, K. Kohl and E. Zumski. Standing are M. Herrmann, O. Dshida, V. Santi, A. Hill and M. Phillips. V (STAFF PHOTO- WAYNEGAYLORD) McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1974 Spring Sports Schedule DATE May Tues-28 Wed-29 Thurs-30 JUNE Ttiurs-6 Fri-7 CODES: BaB-Baseball Te- Tennis Tr - Track SPORT BaB BaB BaB BaB BaB BaB BaB Go-Golf So-Softball V-Varsity SQUADS V V F-S V V V V S-Sophomore F - Freshman F-S-Frosh-Soph OPPONENT PLACE IHSA Sectional Crown Crown IHSA Sectional IHSA Sectional IHSA State IHSA State Crown Home TIME 4:30 4:30 Marian Central Annual Golf Playday, June 26 McHenry Country Club In the finals of the 2-man aggregate tournament played at the club on Sunday, May 19, in Flight 1, the team of Dick Turner and Ed Ray defeated Jim Packee and Ed Oja. In Flight 2, the team of Tony Victor and Tom Burke beat Gary Adams and Larry Piklor. Congratulations to the winners in these closely contested matches. Approximately 80 members have signed up for the Tennessee Dog Fight Tournament which will be held at the club on Sunday, May 26. Members still have time to sign up for the Directors' Tournament which will start on Sunday, June 2, and run for 4 weeks. The first husband-wife golf outing of the season will be on Sunday afternoon, June 16. Also Hookey Day will be on Wednesday, July 10. Members, support your club. * * * # Genuine religion is con­ spicuous because it lacks display. Marian Central Catholic high school recently announced its annual Golf Playday scheduled for Wednesday, June 26, at McHenry Country club. This outing is a benefit for the general fund of the school and last year the school had tremendous success as $3,000.00 was raised. The special guest of honor for this affair will. be Reverend Eugene Baumhofer of St. Mary's parish in McHenry. Father Baumhofer was Marian's first superintendent when the school began operation in 1959-1960. Father Baumhofer's appearance will commemorate -> Mariart's fifteenth year of providing Catholic secondary education to McHenry County students. Other guests for the Playday will be George Kelly, defensive coach of Notre Dame's National championship football team. Coach Kelly will be showing films of Notre Dame's Womoc* Utt FLOTILLA 6-4 US.CO. Amx. 1. A boat in your danger zone has the right of way. (Unless you are a sailboat). 2. The danger signal is two long blasts on your horn. 3. In the state of Illinois, all boats with motors are required to be numbered. Answers aoix g asiej z aspsj i Certificate of Number A certificate of number, showing the number assigned to your boat, will be mailed to you. This certificate is good for 2 years from the nearest June 30, and will be considered invalid after July 15 of the year of expiration. All certificates expiring in a given year must be renewed between January l and June 30 of that year, in order to allow sufficient time for processing. This certificate must be available for inspection on the boat at all times when the vessel is operation. ARREST PEDESTRIAN Stephen Brage of 133 Riverside drive, McHenry, was arrested for loitering on a public highway, disorderly conduct, aggravated battery and resisting arrest after he was stopped by deputies in Lakemoor Sunday evening. His bond was set at $3,350 with court hearing scheduled for June 20. The arrest resulted after Brage, who was walking on the highway, refused to get off when cars approached, When deputies stopped to check his identityrhe became abusive and refused to cooperate. 24-23 victory over Alabama that decided the National championship. Rick Talley, the popular Sports Editor of Chicago Today, will also be in attendance to discuss the highlights of his career following the "beat" of college and professional sports. The always-popular Josh Brady of Crystal Lake's WIVS Radio Station will again be the Master of Ceremonies. Josh entertained all last year with many humorous anecdotes of his experiences in the radio business. Tee-off times begin at 7:30 a.m. and all golfers are urged to establish their starting times as early as possible as 170 participants are expected. Donations for the golf and buffet dinner will go to the general fund. Reservations for starting times and golf carts are to be made by calling Lou Hartlieb, Playday Chairman, at Marian Central (338-4220). Hie public is invited to join in this day of promoting Marian and its program of providing quality education to high school students in McHenry County. +• MEN'S 16" SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 1974 V JAKE'S 2. TEKO'S 2. BAVARIA HAUS 4. HETTERMANN'S 5. CARL'S * FOX LAKE MERCHANTS 7. MR. K'S I OLD BRIDGE 2ND ROUND 1ST ROUND in WEEKDAYS 7:00&9:00 PM SAT & SUN 1:30,7:00 & 9:00 ADM. 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