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PAGE I - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1*74 --EARL WALSH- So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ , Never a Monday morning-- Never a new week ends- Then someone thinks of/ someone --For a donation. Yep. There are more worthy causes for your dollar than indictments of politicians. Had a real nice note from Larry Seborg telling us that his wife, Helen, will be back at the line-o-type keys soon. Let's get the band out to welcome our gal. Standard time is coming back next weekend. We forgot if had gone away. Time marches on. The local high school football schedule is mostly behind us. On Friday night of this week the Warriors travel to Dundee. The following Friday the rough and tough Zion-Benton teams come here for the windup. And that will be the first day of November. Time for Christmas shopping. Then the basketball starts bouncing. Coach Ludwig is anxious. The date to celebrate Veterans' Day seems settled this year after a grand mixup a year ago. The Federal Government has set aside Monday, Oct. 23th as the day this year. The State of Illinois has gone back to the Npv. llth date. That's our day. We will go to the park to Join the Vets in their observance of the day. It wasn't so many years ago that we learned from Clarence Anglese that there is no such thing as a National holiday. Each state has the right to confirm the date. The score sounds like a high scoring baseball game, but the Bears' 10-9 victory over the Qreen Bay Packers goes into the records as a football score. Those Bears have come a long way with a big turnover of players and a new quarterback. Seems a shame that a fine big athlete like Bobby Douglas shouldn't be in the action someplace in the lineup. But, he insists that he is a quarterback and that's that. Sometimes we get a thought that seems brilliant (one man's opinion). We don't write it down and it is lost by the time we sit down to write a column. The most unbelievable and greatest one-game relief pit­ ching feat ever performed by a major-league hurler was ac­ complished by Ernie Shore of the Boston Red Sox, on June 23, 1917. In that game against the Washington Seantors, after the opening batsman drew a base on balls, the Red Sox starting pitcher was removed for violently proj^sting an um­ pire's decision. Relief pitcher Ernie Shore was sent in to pitch the balance of that first inning. And he proceeded to retire all the batters in order for the rest of that nine-inning contest, to turn in a perfect no-hit no-run game. Any married man who wears a cover over his dome can sympathize with us Just when a hat gets broken in good (out of shape, soft and a little dirty) the little woman decided it looks terrible and you have to buy a new one. PICKUP - Ninety percent of the work done in this country is done by people who don't feel well -Teddy Roosevelt CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T & C NEWCOMERS October 18,1974 Team No. 1 - Mary Lou had high game 188 and high series 436. She also had a double. Mary bowled a 133 for her high game of the year. Won-4, Lost-0 Team No. 2 - Charlene had high game 138 and high series 374. Won-1, Lost-3 .OUTDOOR I G R A Y S L A K E R T 1 2 0 Z 8 3 2 2 3 - 8 1 5 5 FRI-SAT-SUN ONLY SHOWTIME 7:00 PM '4.00 CARLOAD SPEND A NIGHT WITH THE NURSES - THREE SHOWS !- "THE CANDY STRIPE NURSES" r ALSO CO FEATURE "THE YOUNG NURSES" R PLUS BONUS LATE SHOW "PRIVATE DUTY NURSES" , **************************** rG' AS YOU LIKE IT! 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Other Marian players are Chuck Martina (far left), Craig Adams (60) and Paul Ronczkowski (bottom right). In bottom photo John Connerty (with ball) gets good blocking for a sizeable gain. Other Marian players are Chuck Martina throwing a block at far left, Paul Ronczkowski (50) and Craig Hesch (63). (STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD) Team No. 3 - The tri-ro-vates -- Valerie had high game 193 and high series 438 She also had a turkey W'on-0, Lost-4 Team No 4 - the Pinsetters -- Carmen had high game 172 and high series 453. Nancy had a double, Carmen had two doubles. Nancy and Carmen each had a turkey. Won-2, Lost- 2 Team No. 5 -- Thea had high game 150 and high series 404. She also had a turkey. Won-4, Lost-0 Team No. 6 - the Wallbangers - Dehhie had high game 161 and high series 403. Won-0, Lost-4 Team No. 7 -- the Lucky Sevens - Linda had high game 177 and high series 441. She also had a double. Won-2, Lost-2 Team No. 8 - the Jels -- Eva had high game 162 and high series 459. She also had a turkey and picked the 2-7 split. Won-3, Lost-1 LADIES LEAGUE TUES. 7 P.M. 10-22-74 Sue Smith 481; Ron Romkowske 447; El Glariano 463; Bitsy Schaefer 431; Bette O'Brien (186) (176 ) 534; Sharon Kujak 448; Elaine Justen 448; Fran Weyland 452; Lou Stine 447; Cathy Boro 465; Jean Weyland 438; Lil Michels 476; Nel Fidler 476; Teresa Steffan 455; Clarice Buenzli 436; Dorothy Koleno 434; Sue Koleno (180 ) 503; Barb Leight (194-192) 537; Lauretta Homo 437; Edi Nimsgern 451; Tinky Meyers 473; Lois Clouch 461; Helen Spencer 487; Van Diedrich 462; Donna Bauml 448; and Carolyn Buittner 442. RAILROADS S. Kujak 3-10 & 5-7; F. Weyland 7-8 -3-6-10; P.S.S. "Girls" - Don't forget your costumes - or there's a fine - Prizes will be awarded!! TEN PIN QUEENS MON. OCT. 21. 9:30 P.M. Nancy Shulda 242 - 560; Virg Steege 195 - 524; Linda Roepenack 183 - 511; Ronnie Romkowski 179 - 504; Kay Lulow 170 - 493; Betty Weber 187 - 490; Jinny Brzenk 174 - 481; Sue Malecki 212 - 473; Wanda Gehrke 172 - 471; Donna Kuk 188 - 462; Em Damians 167 - 462; Ann Quin 166 - 461; Marge Boro 158 - 447; Vera Kilzer 182 - 440. SPLITS 5-7: Phyllis Accetta, Mary Schumuhl, Flo Freund, Dot Koleno & Ann Quin. 5-6: Ginny Oefling. 6-8-10 & 2-7-8: Donna Watson. McHENRYTEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE October 16, 1974 Galaxy 10" ̂ -5' ̂ 9112 2 Blc's 9-7 9044 Four Hookers 9-7 9017 Almosts 9-7 8797 Movers 8-8 8948 Flipflops 7-9 9023 River Rats 6-10 8850 Fearsome FourS's-lO1 •> 9064 Those who raised averages this week are: Ron Glawe, 476; Bob Ryner, 461; Don Seaton, 404; Gaye Boland, 485; Shirley Blume, 419; Char Collins, 392; Barb Blum, 386; Barb Novak, 392; and Linda Exline, 313. MCHS Harriers Tie For Second In Conference Meet At Randall Oaks Warriors Play Dundee Cards There Tonight By Dick Rabbitt The "Running Warriors" finished in a second place tie with Lake Forest in the North Suburban Conference meet held last Saturday at Randall Oaks in Dundee. Barrington won the meet with 48 pts. followed by the Warriors and Scouts each with 75. John Mclnenery was third in the time of 14:18. Other Warriors and their place of finish were Andy Oakley llth, Greg Worm 14th (who did an outstanding job) Ron Him- plemann. These four boys all received medals for their ef­ forts. Other McHenry runners were Steve Thorns 27th, Vince Linnane 31st and Jerry Pepping 39th. The Crystal Lake Frosh-Soph Invitational is on tap Monday at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. Time of the meet is 4:00. SH0WPLACE 1 & 2 JN R0UTf 14 JUST WfST Of BOUft 31 (RYSUt iAKf BIS 4•>*> 100 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS Team W L Pts Opp Barr. 7 0 218 48 Z.B. 6 1 252 68 McH. 5 2 171 59 C.L. 5 2 % 79 Dundee 4 3 114 110 Lk. For. 3 4 118 118 Crown 2 5 30 232 Libtyvle. 1 6 81 112 N.Chgo. 1 6 26 200 Mund. 1 6 58 114 Leading Scorers Shellenback Barr 114 Hansen McH 72 Kammerer L.F. 57 Hayes Z.B. 54 Stalo C.L. 48 S K Y L I N E Powte 120 - 1 Mile Edit of McHtnry By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors travel to Dundee tonight where they take on Jerry Curtright's Dundee Cardunals in a North Suburban Conference game. The Cards with a 4 and 3 record are one game behind the Warriors, and would like nothing better than to knock off the McHenry eleven. The Cards are an up and down team. Last week they defeated Mundelein 22 to 6, but were beaten earlier by North Chicago 7 to 0. They have a big line led by tackles Jim Christie a 6' 4" 255 lb. junior and Marc Bennent 5' 11" 235 lb. also a junior. Their guards and linebackers also average over 200 lbs. Coach Curtright says "Our team is big and slow". The Card offense is led by quarterback Matt Bordes and halfback Jim Schuldt. They are .currently 10th and llth in conference scoring. With a state playoff still possible, the Warriors will be ready for the game. Reports are the team is in excellent health after the 44 to 0 win over North Chicago last Friday night. The offensive and defensive line play last week was the best of the season for the Warriors. If they can continue to improve, they should blow the Cards as big as they are right off the field. Game time is 8:00 P.M at Spain Field right down Rt. 31 in Dundee. Let's back the Warriors for win number six. Last week Crystal Lake beating Lake Forest put another crack in the old crystal ball. This week I again pick our Warriors to win by beating Dundee. Crystal Lake over Crown, Barrington over Lake Forest, Libertyville over North Chicago, and Zion to beat Mundelein. McCullom Lake Conservation Club Ice Fishing Derby 'rm-suir til 5 PM 1 HELD OVER! WKDYS 7&9:15 S&S 2:30-4:45-7:00-9:15 LMIBtST TABIT STARTS FRIDAY! WKDYS 7:15-9:30 S&S 5:00-7:15-9:30 r.vw.vm'i Harry&Tonto SAT-SUN CHILDRENS MATINEE • 1:00 & 3:00 "FLIPPERS NEW ADVENTURF" FRI-SAT-SUN w The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club is planning its first Ice Fishing derby, and the tentative dates are Feb. 22 and 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fishing has been ex­ ceptionally good this summer - and the Ice Fishing Derby should result in a real good event. The McCullom (Lake Con­ servation Club has no dues - and is comprised of interested persons in the area who are most interested in keeping McCullom Lake and its natural resourses and assets in the best possible condition. This a very big project for a few people - and it is hoped that many living in the McCullom Lake area will participate in helping to make this Ice Fishing Derby a real success. The funds derived from this project will all be used for the maintenance and betterment of McCullom Lake. •f- Are you interested7 If so, why not come out to the next meeting on Thursday, November 21st at 8:00 P.M., at the Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 North Sunset Drive. Further information can be secured from the president, Mr. Jerry Raycraft, by calling him at 385-7851. This is a most worth while endeavor - and all assistance will be appreciated John Mclnerney To Sectional In Cross Country iTr (3ftQA.DCAST i n G STATIQ " and when JERRY'S says a brake job Is needed, they're not kidding." JERRY'S "66" AUTO REPAIR 4713 W. Rt 120 Days 344-1278 Towing after Upm 385-0258 John Mclnerney of Coach Bill H u t c h i n s o n ' s " R u n n i n g Warriors" finished sixth in the Crystal Lake District meet on Tuesday and qualified for the State Sectional at Maine East tomorrow In a field of 18 schools and 126 rummers this was quite an accomplishment, when you consider the caliber of competition. v John's time for the three mile run was 16:04. Fremd, the number one team in the,state, won as expected with a total of 20 points, taking first, second, third, fifth and ninth Palatine was the runnerup with 94 points, followed by Conat, Barrington and Antioch. The Warriors finished sixth, but only the first five teams and first 10 individuals qualify for the sectional meet. Other McHenry runners were Andy Oakley, Greg and Fred O'Halleran, Greg Worm, Ron Himplemann and freshmen Vince Linnane who finished 38th, a remarkable showing for a freshman CkiyicHENFTY V McHENRY 38S 0144 - NOW - SHOWTIMES FRI-SAT-SUN 7&9PM WKDYS 7 30PM SAT-SUN MATINEE AT 1:30 PM They searched the world... until they found each other. A Paramount Release jrrnu ^ % Panaviswn"Technicolor" A [PGf-35- Paramount Release i