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0 SHOWPLACE ON ROUTE 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 / CRYSTAL LAKE 81S / 455 1005 A lUlAb Ml M i TO / COPPGIA CO Piudui. A UNIV1 Ri>Al PICTURE . TFCMNlCOl OR SfARTS FRIDAY PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-TIIURSDAY. MAY :!(), l»7l M.C.H.S. VARSITY TENNIS T. \M. Kneeling l-r are Greg Worm, and Bruce Huebner. Standing are Craig Smith. Keith Miertwa, Ted Hollander, Gary Swanson, Dave Robel, Randv Blankenhorn, Brian Fetzer, John Heard. Jim Szamlewski and Coach Gary Gray. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) M.C.H.S. SOPHOMORE TENNIS TEAM. Dave Wilkey, Steve Boyer, Brian Miller, Joe Johnson. Bill Hurckes. Mike Smith, Dave Knor. Dave Kennebeck. Craig Tokowitz, Kerry Schultze, John Wohnrade and Manager Jim Delelio. Not present was iviau VV'olf and Sean Thomas. Standing are COach Gary Gray, Jeff Schuster.N „^..„rtDn4 5 ' (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--I ' Arnold Rauen phoned to leave word that he couldn't keep an appointment with us. He was on his way to Florida. "Working." That's his story. Clint Claypool stuck his head in our door to tell us that "GAS 30" car license is his. We know Clint works for the Gas Company. What's the 30? Can't be his age! No bicycle built for two for Larry and Kay Huck. Saw them wheeling around Sunday on separate bikes. Mchenry McHENRY 385-0144 HELD OVER! BARBARA STREISAND RYAN O'NEAL Weekdays 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. & Sun. 1:30, 7:00 & 9:00 Adults $2.50 - Child. $1.00 (Theatre Rented) .OUTDOOR IGRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 tfie ,1 nuMK. GREATEST i •AntttfE TECHNICOLOR" Re-released by BUENA VISTA DISTRIBUTION CO.. INC CWalt Disney Productions <£$<11! TECHNICOLOR* Re-released by BUENA VIStA DISTRIBUTION 607. (KC ©Walt Disney Productions Also - Late Show Fri. & Sat. One More Train To Rob" $4.00 CARLOAD FLEA MARKET SUN. 8-4 SELLERS WANTED it MCHENRY AREA INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 12 INCH SOFTBALL That's what the Hucks were doing while we were out burning up gasoline. Took a ride up to Lake Geneva and found that town buzzing with people and cars. Saw young men with bare tops and saw women with fur capes. Some like it hot -- some like it cold. Looks like we are going to have a skimpy sports page this issue. Contributors must have forgotten the holiday deadlines. It's a mixed up week. Just heard a TV report that Federal offices will close on Monday. State and municipal offices will close on Thursday in Illinois. FOR YOU OLD TIME SPORTS FANS -- Walter Johnson, in his 22 years in the majors, fanned 3,497 batters and hurled 113 shutouts. In August of 1903, "Iron Man" Joe McGinnity hurled three complete double-headers for the New York Giants and won all six games. In 1911, Grover Cleveland Alexander, a rookie, won 28 games with the Philadelphia Phillies. That's when men were men. (And the baseball wasn't souped up). Glad to see our Sox get out of Kansas City. Maybe the climate doesn't agree with them. We aren't even sure they won that big free-for-all fight. Anyhow, it doesn't go into the records. As this is written, the Sox are on their way to New York. We can takp those Yankees! Dick Wimmer must be representing the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. He tells one and all about the wonderful climate. Seems Dick doesn't take a fancy to snow shovels. Old golfers never fade. They just splash away. Gene Schaefer tells \ was , in a foursome last k at McHenry Country CI with Art Jackson, Ed Buss and Ted Spengel - splashing through the rain. It was just a heavy dew for Art as he was out in 31 and home with 35. Buss and Spengel each had 77. When we asked Gene about his score, he was quick to reply, "Never mind. I want to talk about Art's 66." Finally got it out of Gene that he posted a score of 86. That's not bad. A lot of guys would be happy with that score splashing through the rain. As they say at the track, Art' is a good mudder. It may be old, but we like this one-- A man gets on a train, a sleeper in New York City. He goes up to the porter and he says, "Look I.want to getoff in Richmond, Va., but once I'm asleep it's very difficult for me to wake up. Sometimes I'm nasty and I don't know what I'm saying. Here's 10 dollars. Please, no matter what I say, wake me up and get me off the train in Richmond, Va." The man wakes up in Raleigh, N.C., and he's furious. He finds the porter, screams and yells, and takes a swing at him. Then he gets off the train. The conductor sees what's going on, goes up to the porter, and says. "What happened? I've never seen anyone get that mad?" The porter answers, "That's nothing. You should see the guy I put off in Richmond, Va." -Farmers' Almanac Swimming Lessons Remember sign up for summer swimming lessons and competitive swimming at West Campus pool. Register at the central administration building, 3926 W. Main. For further information call 385-7900. Schedule for 1974 1. Rusty Nail - 2. Morton Chemical - 3. Phillip's 66 - 4. Swanson Chalet - 5. Brake Parts - 6. McHenry Hospital - 7. Riverside Bake Shop - 8. Outlaws - 9. Jake's Dead End Lounge. MAY 16 1 vs. 2; 3 vs. 4; 5 vs. 6; 7 vs. 8; 9 Bye MAY 23 1 vs. 3; 2 vs. 5; 4 vs. 7; 6 vs. 9; 8 Bye MAY 28 5 vs. 3; 7 vs. 1; 9 vs. 2; 8 vs. 4; 6 Bye JUNE 6 7 vs. 5; 9 vs. 3; 8 vs. 1; 6 vs. 2; 4 Bye JUNE 13 9 vs. 7; 8 vs. 5; 6 vs. 3; 4 vs. 1; 2 Bye JUNE 20 8 vs. 9; 6 vs. 7; 4 vs. 5; 2 vs. 3; 1 Bye - JUNE 27 6 vs. 8; 4 vs. 9; 2 vs. 7; 1 vs. 5; 3 Bye JULY 2 4 vs.6;2 vs. 8; 1 vs. 9; 3 vs.7; 5 Bye JULY 11 2 VS. 4; 1 vs. 6; 3 vs. 8; 5 VS. 9; 7 Bye Juyy is T ^ 2vs. 1; 4vs. 3; 6 VS. 5; 8 vs. 7; 9 Bye JULY 25 * 3 vs. 1; 5 vs. 2; 7 vs. 4; 9 vs 6; 8 Bye AUGUST 1 3 vs. 5; 1 vs. 7; 2 vs. 9; 4 vs. 8; 6 Bye August 6, 8, 13, 15. 20 & 22 - Playoffs August 25 - All-Star Game Games are played behind West Campus beginning at 6:15 p.m. All games between June 6 and July 11 will consist of doubleheaders with all others single games. Rainouts will take place on the following Tuesday, weather permitting. After rainouts spoiled opening night games for May 16 three games were held on May 23 to officially begin the 1974 season. Husty Nail, a much improved ball club this year, took on Jerry's Phillip's 66 in game one. Rusty Nail held on >~for the win 21 to 9 A 22 hit barrage including six homeruns proved too much for the Phillip's 66 team. For Husty Nail Jim LaFontane went 4 for 5 including a homerun; Jim Gray went 4 for 6 with a homerun and a double; Len Ackermann added two doubles and a homerun while Bill Comstock went 3 fon-6 including a homerun and a double. Gary Schmitt and Gary Miller added homeruns while Gary Busse had two doubles For Jerry's Phillip's 66 Jeff Wendt's 3 run homer in the fifth Libertyville Beats Warriors Twice To Win Conference Title Junior Olympics Held Last Saturday Bv Dick Rabbitt Coach Ernie Ritta's Libertyville Wildcats wrapped up a most successful athletic season for the Cats as they defeated the Warriors twice Saturday to clinch the North Suburban title. In the opener Dave rWickencamp lost a heartbreaker 1 to 0.. An error and a triple in the 7th inning proved the Warrior downfall. In the nightcap it was all Libertyville. They scored early and often to win in 5 innings 12 to 1. The double win enabled the Wildcats to win the title outright. This baseball title along with football, wrestling and track gives the Libertyville High School the North Suburban Conference All Sports award. Soph Nine Splits With Libertyville The McHenry sophomore baseball team split a pair of games at -Libertyville last Saturday. Tommy Ludwig lost the opener 3 to 2 in what could be considered one of the best games .of the season. With the bases loaded in the bottom of the 7th and no outs, Ludwig got the first two men out. Erickson, Libertyville's leftfielder, then hit a blooper over third that provided the win for the young Cats. In the second game Tony Christy won his 5th game of the season as the Warriors won 5 to 2. Tony is 5 and 0 on the season, and should be a fine addition to Coach Ken Swanson's varsity next season. FROSH LOSE TWO The snake bitten freshmen lost a pair of games to the Libertyville freshmen by the scores of 6 to 1 and 4 to 0. In the first game Libertyville managed 1 earned run, but again errors ptoved costly to the freshmen. In the second game lack of hitting in the clutch again proved the downfall of the frosh. Pictured above are Renate Goettel and Tore Sivertsen who were the trophy winners at the Hilltop Junior Olympics Day held on Saturdav. Golfers Defeat Woodstock In '74 Season Final By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High golfers closed out a very successful season last Thursday by defeating Woodstock 178 to 192 at the McHenry Country Club. Tom Long paced the varsity with a 43. He was followed by Bob Buss with a 44. Kenne Ludwig had a 45 and Jim Burke and Bob Buenzli each carded 46's. McDougal Paces J .V. WIN Mike McDougal shooting a 42 defeated his opponent Bob Neuman of Woodstock by 40 strokes to pace the J.V.'s to a win last Thursday at McHenry. Lowell Kively carded a 41, A1 Hill had a 43. Ed Zumski shot a 46 and Kevin Rourke had a 48. The final score was McHenry 172 Woodstock 238. It is interesting to note that J.V.'s actually outshot the varsity in this match. From the looks of Things Coach Cuda will have a good supply of golfers this fall, when the I.H.S.A. will begin fall golf for the high schools in Illinois. SKYLINE Rout* 120 -1 Mi l * East o f McHvnry ALL WEEK FRI. 5/31/74 THRU THURS. 6/6/74 •CIIIIIKSK HKRCIH.K8" PART IE "THE LOSERS" in per car if with ad Every Wednesday Chicken Discount Day at mcneils Iried chicken 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER fries, cole slaw, 2 hot rolls 31* OFF 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER WEDNESDAYS ONLY Offer good in Woodstock and McHenry McNeils laflmcneils ^ *• /-I fried chicken next to the Hornsby Family Centers I^RT. 47 & COUNTRY CLUB RD./WOODSTOCK IN THE MCHENRY MARKET PLACE/MCHENRY inning was tne big hit. Wendt added a single in 4 times at bat. In game two Brake Parts jumped out to a 2-0 lead after three innings but Morton Chemical scored six runs in the fourth inning and were never challenged again. Morton won the game 13 to 2. Larry Schwartz hit a homerun in the seventh inning while Chuck Ebann doubled twice and singled in going 3 for 4. In the first inning Warren Heir doubled in Bob Kolby for Brake Parts first run. Brake Parts scored their second run on a single by Jack Dalton and a triple by Mike Belancourt in the second. Swanson Chalet won a closely fought 11 inning contest with the Riverside Bake Shop. Holding a 2-0 lead in to the seventh the Chalet found themselves tied at 2 as the Bake Shop pushed across two runs. Both teams scored one run apiece in the ninth and the score remained deadlocked at 3 to 3. In the bottom half of the tenth inning the Bake Shop loaded the bases with no outs however a triple play prevented the winning run from scoring. A line shot to short center fielder, Bob Frejjnd, required two steps to second for the force out and a throw to third base to end the inning. Swanson Chalet then scored two runs in the top half of the eleventh inning while holding the Riverside Bake BARBRA STREISAND RYAN O'NEAL rs 7:00&9:00 I S. .1:15.3:10,5:00,7:00,9:00| Weekdays Sat.-Sun Weekdays 7:05 & 9:10 & S. 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9.05 ALL SEATS $1.00 'TIL 5PM SAT&SUN (EXCEPT "WHATS UP DOC") One hundred and seven students participated in Junior Olympics Day sponsored by Hilltop Parent Teacher Organization on Saturday. Girls and boys from first through fifth grade participated in the 40 yard dash, running broad jump, softball throw, wheelbarrow race and three legged race. First, second and third place ribbons were awarded to both boys and girls in each event, and each student in attendance received a participation certificate. Renate Goettel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Goettel, scored highest of the girls, and Tore Sivertsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johan Sivertsen, scored the most points among the boys. They each received a trophy. First graders who won ribbons were Dehhie Vornkahl, Shelly Clements, Daphne Dober, Jean Anderson, Annette Freels, Heidi Hager, Erich Gramer, Jerry Bellak, William Robinson, Donald Weber. Lee Parvin, Doug Cochran, Randy Dawdy, Bill Wilson, David Howard, Clark Hanna and Kyle MacDonald Winners in second grade were Wendy Howard. Jerri Lynn Dowe, Michelle Campbell, Rhonda Coburn, Patty liertel, Shop scoreless and hold on for the win. Gary Snell and Ray Franklin led the Chalet hitting attack with 3 hits each. Two of Snell's hits were tripled. Pat Wirtz had two doubles including the hit which drove in the winning runs in the eleventh inning. For the Bake Shop Greg Kammerer knocked in two runs with two hits including a double. John Little went 2 for 3 and scored two runs in a losing effort. Submitted by Patrick Wirtz Bermuda's first minted coins reaches back into the early 1600's. ARE YOU IN NEED OF . . . * Kitchen Cabinets * Range Hoods & Medicine Cabinets * Bathroom Fixtures • Fi­ berglass Showerstalls * Vanities and Tops * Gas & Oil Furnaces * Air Con­ ditioning, Central and Win­ dow * Hot Water Boilers and Base Radiation * Sump Pumps • Water Softernecs SEE OUR DO-IT-YOUR- <>SELF HOME IMPROVE > MENT DEPARTMENT Michelle Smithy Melissa McCarroll. Melissa ,Freund, Holly Hager: Tracey Jones, Donna Davidson,.Roland Hunt, Robert Willis, Matt Adams, Brian Thietje, Andy Lass, Gary Yerkes, Ricky Connors, Ted Dawdy, Wayne Sword, Merle Norquist, Todd Rhode and Mark Freund. Included among the third grade winners were Lynne Podpora. Julie Dowe. Lisa Boyer, Jill Spears, Kelly McCarroll, Cathy Carlson, Chris Kffler, Wendy Sword, Jeff Roltsch. Tore Sivertsen, Mike Weirich, Kirk Sheller, John Clewis, Mark Cochran, Tpm Mueller and Scott Rhode. Fourth grade winners were Anne Murray, Stacy Fox, Meg Hoffman, Renate Goettel, Carol Martin, Karen Thietje, Heidi Reihansperger, Susie Dober, Joe Mroz, Andre Yerkes, Lane Baccia and Mark Jurikunc Fifth grade girls who won were LaDenna Parvin, Kim 'Smith, Stacy Marcotte, Julie Huml, Ann Sheller, Terry Smith, Jean Markovic, Sandy Gainer, Lisa Adams and Wanda Sword. Boys who won in fifth grade were Jim Willis, Nelson Roltsch. Jerry Neff, Robert Grom, Rich Adams, Ernie Norquist, Rob Kalck, Jack Spears, Bill Stockwell and Roger Quinlan. Parents who helped with the Olympics were Mrs. Richard Adams, Mrs. Terence Howard, Mrs. Joseph Podpora, Mrs. Gunth'er Gramer, Mrs. Jerry Bellak, Mrs. Bill Campbell, Mrs. George Hoffman. Mrs. Fred Mueller, Mrs Roger Thietje, Mrs. An'hony Freels, Mrs. Leland Parvin, Mrs. Gerald Dowe, . Mrs. Richard Huml, Mrs. James Boyer, Mrs James Murray, Mrs. John Cassell, Mrs. Helmuth Vornkahl, Mrs. Jerry Weber, Mrs. Clifford Roltsch, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Yerkes, Roy Robinson and John Clewis. Teachers who helped with the events were John Nilles, Hilltop principal. Miss Louise Verene,. Miss Jean Harm, Mrs Curtis Hoover, Mrs. Mitchell Considine, Mrs. Gary Sheller and Jim Roth. • > :: THE BATH SHOP <> 3012 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 385-0048 CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING