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Don't Add ANTIFREEZE This Yean .. PAGE ( INDE ALER-KRIDA Y. NOVEMBER 8, 1914 .Mchenry McHENRY 38S-0I44 B R E E Z Y R I D E R S S N O W M O B I L E C L U B Division of Volar Pairs Pancake Breakfast S U N D A Y , N O V E M B E R ] 0 , 1 9 7 * 4 J o h n s b u r g C o m m u n i t y C l u b 7 : 3 0 A . M . t o D o n a t i o n : A d u l t s $ 1 . 5 0 1 : 3 0 P . M . C h i l d r e n u n d e r 1 2 $ 1 . 0 0 BEER TREE 801 W. Oak Grv. Pistakee Bay Ph. 385-0176 - PRESENTS - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SATURDAY NITE MO M Don't Mil! Oar 50's Parly NOVEMBER without first having your radiator cleaned and repaired Anti-freeze in a leaky or c l o g g e d r a d i a t o r i s m o n e y w a s t e d . O u r modern cleaning and re­ pairing costs you little, protects anti-freeze. Adams. Bros. 3006 W. Rte. 120 ( Next to Gem Cleaners ) PHONE : 385-0783 TOUCHDOWN? Nope.-Although it appears the referee is giving the old TD signal, he's just holding up the action of the Warrior- ZeeBee game as the ineligible receiver (the dog) leaves the playing field. The strong Zion-Benton team then when on to beat the Mcllenrv Warriors 13-7 in the final game of the season. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNEGAYLORD) Wrestling Warriors See Improved Season With Large Turnout by Dick Rabbitt The 1974-75 wrestling Warriors are looking for an improved season under new head coach Marty Sobczak. November 4 was the starting date and approximately 30 juniors and seniors are ex­ pected to report and be issued equipment. Many wrestlers have been engaged in preseason workouts during the month of October with assistant varsity coach Bob Ludwigsen and sophomore coach Ray Mathis. During the preseason workouts the boys were run­ ning and doing conditioning drills. Weight training was also a part of the routine to help build strength and overall conditioning. About 25 boys at all levels took part in the preseason workouts Coaches Sobczak and Lud­ wigsen are looking forward to a successful season There is a lot of experience back that will bolster the Warrior machine Ken Scanlin at 105 and Bob Eppel at 185 both secional qualifiers last year are back Junior Jim Murgatroyd will be back again at 119 ibs., after wrestling on the varsity squad last season as a sophomore. Steve Lane another returning letterman will again play an important part in the upper weights for the Warriors Last year's sophomore team will bring many experienced wrestlers to the varsity squad, which should provide the Warriors with depth and ability Matt Schuster, Denny Useman, Billy Rowe, and Brian Nuss are some of those sophomores who have had exceptional records. The overall team has ex­ perienced wrestlers at nearly all twelve weight classes, which will provide depth for this year's team. Under Coach Sobczak there will be many changes initiated to build the Warriors into a strong con­ tender for the conference title. The Warriors open the season at home on Nov. 22 against Elgin Larkin Open Snowmobile Meeting Scheduled For November 13 A second open snowmobile meeting is scheduled for Wednesday. Nov. 13, by the Illinois Department of Con­ servation The meeting will be held at Bakers Community House, 101 South 2nd Street, St, Charles at 7 p.m. This meeting is being held to announce the department's findings and decision on snowmobile use areas and other snowmobile issues in Illinois. The open meeting held in September was called a proposal meeting to gather information on what the Illinois snowmobilers wanted and needed This meeting was well attended by representatives from the Illinois Association of Snowmobile Clubs, In­ ternational Snowmobile In­ dustry < ISIA), Illinois General Assembly, Illinois Snowmobile Mclnerney Wins Most Valuable Award At McHenry so the McHenry Sportsman's Club members will sponsor a Turkey Shoot next Sunday. Nov 10th on their grounds near Pistakee Bay The shoot starts at 10 A M This is a great chance to have fun and bring home a turkey. The Italians aren't the only ones who have a corner on good food We toured up to the Gasthaus Lorelei this week where the Germans hold forth In their friendly ;§*ay. they urge you to take your time and enjoy your meal Oh. we enjoyed it Too much. Aren't there any Irish restaurants around the country" Some day we are going to apply for a job of touring the country to rate restaurants on iheir food, service, friendliness and cleanliness (And waitresses >. Imagine getting paid for such a job. We can dream, can't we9 CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS-Varsity members received awards from Coach Bill Hutchinson at the annual awards night at West Campus this past Tuesday. L-R are Coach Hutchinson. John 1972 V ARSITY DI AL MEET RECORD . . , 15 Wins 1 Loss Invitational and Big Meets EARL WALSH So I Hear SAT-SUN CHILDRENS MATINEE 1:30-3:00 "RUMPLESTILSKIN" Mclnerney - most valuable, Greg Worm - 100 percent man and Andy Oakley - most improved. These fine runners helped the varsity squad to a 15-1 dual meet record. J (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) " By Dick Rabbitt For the second time in two vedrs John Mclnerney hys won the Most Valuable Cross Country Award at McHenry high school. The award was given by Coach Bill Hutchinson at the annual awards night held at West Campus on Tuesday- night. The senior runner has the course record at McHenry West Campus course, running the three mile distance in the nifty time of 15:40. The Most Improved Award went to junior Andv Oakley, and the 100 percent Man Award went to Greg "Spider" Worm. Fred O'Halleran won the Most Valuable sophomore award. The "Running Warriors" of Coaches Bill Hutchinson and Earl Kyle won 15 dual meets and lost only to Mundelein. The sophs went undefeated in 16 meets and the freshmen split winning 4 and losing 4 Maine W'est Center Meet Grant-Crystal Lake Peoria Invitational McHenry County North Suburban Conference I.S.H.A. District 6th Place - 23 Schools 2nd Place - 15 Schools 16th Place - 44 Schools 2nd Place - 3 Schools 2nd Place - 10 Schools 6th Place - 18 Schools 1974 SOPHOMORE DUAL MEET Record - 16 Wins -0 Losses (Winner) (Loser) McHenry 23 Buffalo Grove 36 McHenry 15 Lake Zurich 50 McHenry 15 Zion Benton 48 McHenry 22 Elgin Larkin 34 McHenry 20 Lake Forest 37 McHenry 15 Grant 47 McHenry 15 Crystal Lake 50 McHenry 25 Dundee 30 McHenry 22 Mundelein 34 McHenry 17 Crown 41 McHenry 16 Antioch 46 McHenry 17 Schaumburg 28 McHenry 27 Libertyville 30 McHenry 15 Barrington 50 McHenry 18 Lake Forest 42 McHenry 15 North Chicago 50 (Low Score Wins) North Chicago Invitationals and Big Meets Maine West Center Meet 6th Place - 23 Schools Grant-Crystal Lake 2nd Place - 15 Schools McHenry County Champions 4 Schools Crystal Lake Frosh-Soph Invit. 2nd Place - 20 Schools Won 4 Lost 4 (Winner) 1 Loser) McHenry 19 Zion Benton 44 McHenry 17 Crystal Lake 46 Crown 26 McHenry 30 McHenry 18 Mundelein 41 McHenry 26 Antioch 29 Schaumburg 17 McHenry 47 Barrington 23 McHenry 32 Libertyville 24 McHenry 32 (Low Score Wins) INVITATIONALS AND BIG MEETS Maine West Center Meet - 6th place - 23 Schools Grant-Crystal Lake Invitational - 2nd place -15 Schools McHenry County - 2nd place - 4 Schools Oak Park Hotel SPORTS EDITOR I BURT REYNOLDS "THE LONGEST YARD" A STARTS M FRIDAY! SUN - THUR 7 - 9:00 FRI -SAT 7 - 9 - 11:00 Awards and team records for the 1974 team: VARSITY MAJOR "M" Ron Himpelmann, Vince Linnane, John Mclnerney, Andy Oakley , Greg O'Halleran, Jerry Pepping, Scott Sveen, Tim Talbot, Keith Teuber, Steve Thorns, Greg Worm and Kevin Wvnveen. MINOR "M" John Barnings, Randy Blankenhorn. Rich Bruscato, Mark Dehn, Russ McKay, Fred O'Halleran, Mike Rabbitt. Mike Rivas, Greg Schaefer, Gary Seavers, Curt Teuber, Steve Umbarger, Dennis Wanamaker and Scott Wohnrade. RUNNING MANAGER John Heard NUMERAL "78" Jerry Haines, Jeff Mitacek. Mike Oeffling, Jeff Pergande, Jeff Sek and Mike White SOPHOMORE M.V.P.-Fred O'Halleran captured the MVP award as a member of the Sophomore running Warriors. The young cross country team ended its season with a perfect 16-0 record. Presenting the award is Assistant Coach Earl Kvle. (STAFF PHOTO-W AYNE GAYLORD) (Winner) (Loser > McHenry 17 Buffalo Grove 42 McHenry 15 Lake Zurich 50 McHenry 27 Elgin Larkin 28 McHenry 15 Zion Benton 50 McHenry 24 Lake Forest 35 McHenry 17 Grant 42 McHenry 15 Crystal Lake 48 McHenry 15 Dundee 50 McHenry 23 Crown 36 Mundelein 25 McHenry 30 McHenry 28 Antioch 29 McHenry 21 Schaumburg 38 McHenry 15 Libertyville 50 McHenry 26 Barrington 39 McHenry 18 North Chicago 45 McHenry 28 Lake Forest 29 (Low Score Wins) Clubs, Law Enforcement Agencies, and individual snowmobilers. Director An­ thony Dean announced that all statements and information received at the September meeting would be reviewed and decisions announced at the November meeting. The public is invited to attend the open meeting, the IASC encourage all snowmobilers to attend. This is the opportunity to hear what the department intends to give the Illinois snowmobiler and this is the opportunity to be heard For those who would like to present statements, it is suggested that they be written, preferrably typed, and a copy presented to the department. The IASC is asking that parties presenting statements to please make an extra copy for their files for future reference. SAT.SUN. MAT. 1 - 3 - 5:00 10; Tinky Meyer 5-10; Mae Collis 3-6-10-7; Elaine Justen 5- 7; Ron Romkowske 3-7' Nel Fidler 4-5-7; Shirley Lossman 4- 5-7; Little Mary Leight 3-7: Wilma Aylward 5-7; Eleanor Glaviana 4-5-7; Bette O'Brien 5- 7' Pat Summerkamp 5-6. HOT SHOT BOWLERS TEN PIN QUEENS Mon Nov. 4, 9:30 p.m. R Bomke 200-555; F Bi->h 190-549; V Steege 179 513; W Gehrke 211-512; N. Shulda 179- 506; E Damians 186-501; J Brzenk201-512; M.Goss 162-479; V Kilzer 175-475. Splits A Quin 3-5-10, F Freund 5-6- 10; D White 5-8-10; B Spenelly 3-7; L Roepenack 4-5 3-10 B Nelsen, Jinny Brzenk and Dot Koleno -NOW - WKDYS 7PM S»S 1:00-7:00-8:30 Sweet Surrender Composed and Performed bi JOHN DENVER it* _ - TECHNICOLOR We try to tell our co-workers at the Plaindealer that the Democrats w ill get this country back on the right track Oh. boy! We save our best shots until we are near the door ELECTION COMMENTS: I pledge to you-- I couldn't have done it alone. The people have spoken My opponent had too much money to spend. Our party must regroup I have a program. Blame it on inflation. Blame it on the economy. Blame in on Watergate. Promises! Promises! (What he means is he didn't know there were so d-- many liars). The incumbent holds his seat. There has been some talk about new medicine to "wake up" older people. It will never compare to Grandpa coming out of a snooze and stepping on the family cat. • Voices are raised in great protest that guns get in the wrong hands. They sure do Just look at those farmers standing over little calves they have just shot. TURKEY TIME - Thanksgiving isn't far away FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS 1214 N. Green St., McHenry LADIESTUES Nile, BOWLING LEAGUE 11-5 74 Sue Kujak 429; Elaine Justen 462: Tinky Meyer 445; Phy Grosenraud 185 - 484; Lois Crouch 466; Van Diedrich 430; Flo Dercole 469; Donna Bauinl 443; Jo Rizzo 441. Sue Smith 428; Ron Romkowske 444; Nel Fidler 451; Mary Cook (Con­ sistent) 501; Teresa Steffan 185 - 472; Wilma Aylward 421; Helen Spencer 454; Jean Weyland 478; Mary Lou Stine 459~; Cathy Boro 483; Bette O'Brien 180 497; Marie Diedrich 422; Sue Koleno 457; Barb Leight 447 RailRoads: Betty Smith 5- That was a short winter. Now they are advertising spring clothes for the gals. Our White Sox are one happy family. Players seem peaceful, but TV announcer Harry Caray is blasting the management That should get the next season off to a great start A lot of fans will agree with Hurricane Harry. Now that the election is over, we can get interested in something else. Ple/er of the Week I Insurance Since 1884 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 2Jgg^|(JEIn^tj^(i(iBi--McHen^ 4TH WEEK! Football STEVE LANE Steve carried 10 times for 46 yards in the Warriors final game of the season against the Zee-Bees. Steve's 'ongest gain of 25 yards, helped set up the only score for McHenry. Playing on defense, he was in on 12 tackles . "LONGEST YARD ONLY" WKDYS 7:15-9:30 SeS 4:45-7:15-9:30 HELD OVER!