The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

RESTAURANT 2214 W. Route McHeniy, lllin SPORTS EDITOR. Here's a nice little item from our friend (and tormentor) Frances Matchen. Last Saturday night the Arnold Davidsons of Sunnyside gathered with relatives and friends at the American Legion Home to celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary. Arnold's father, Antone, a spry young fellow of 95 years, was present and this was the fourth time he had attended 50th anniversaries of his children. God willing, he will help another son celebrate such an event next year. That must be a record. Our congratulations to all who celebrated this happy event. At long last we received that birthday card our co-worker Barbara Wagner has been promising. A real nice card. But---she stuck a Cubs button on it and added -- One of your loyal "Cub' Friends. Boy, do we have friends! A busy week looms ahead. On Saturday night we plan to watch the Warrior basketball team clash with the Grant five from Fox Lake on our home floor. Then comes Brenda's McHenry Choral Club program on Sunday night. She said she would un­ derstand if we choose to sit this one out. Wouldn't think of missing. (Alvina says so). We first heard of the Dick Allen trade from Walt Freund. The news made us both happy. No doubt Allen is a good baseball player and might be a real super star if he chose to take spring training and bat­ ting practice seriously. Whatever the Sox got for him, they got rid of his huge salary. Now, we want to see how good Tony Muser can be at first base. He was a good one when he got the chance. LADIES TUES., NITE LEAGUE -12-3- 7 p.m. Fran Zank 429; Sharon Klontz 458; Edie Nimsgern 452; Roberta Fraser 427; Elaine Justen 470; Dorothy Koleno 443; PatSummerkamp462; Sue Koleno 191-172-512; Barb Leight 179-485; Jean Weyland 462; Bitsy Schaefer 460; Bette O'Brien 185-494; Grace Steinsdoerfer 450; Fran Weyland 465; Lou Stine 450; Joan Buss 179-493; Cathy Boro 172-471; Flo Dercole 445; Donna Bauml 443; Mary Cook 437; Teresa Steffan 449; Tkiky Meyer 459; Lois Crouch 191-190- 163-544; and Ronnie Romkowske 182-178-197-557. "Beautiful Bowling" Lois Crouch with a 544 and daughter Sue Koleno 512, and our Ronnie Romkowske 557. Railroads: Dot Beckenbaugh 3-7-10; Sharon Klontz 5-7; Dorothy Koleno 5-7; Pam Kozior 5-7; Ron Romkowske 7- 3-10. WEDNESDAY MORNING LAUGH-IN LEAGUE Nov. 20 P. Muse 142-377; E. Blake 173-447; P. Frechette 209-443; S. Weber 156-458; B. Schmitt 131- 379; J. Gilbert 179-513; L. Nuss 156-395; C. Halbrendt 171-423; A. Lahr 161-451; D. Kelly 125- THE McHENRY WARRIORS. This team opens the North Suburban Conference tonight as they take on the Zee-Bees at Zion-Benton. Saturday night it's a non- conference home game against Grant. McHenry captured third place in the King Korn Tourney last weekend. Sitting l-r are Marty Zelier, Ron Stine, Doug Hertel, Brian Lund and Steve Koerber. Kneeling are Dave Gerrard, Tom Stark, Brett Decker, Joe Meyer and Doh Rode. Standing are Mgr. Mike McDough Steve Kasprzyk, Ken Ludwig, Tony Cristy, Terry Reilly, Tom Ludwig, Coach Ken Ludwig and Mgr. Ted Honning. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) 364; M. Cole 160-457; M. Lang 163-443; C. Kruger 142-386. TEAM STANDINGS lst-Strike Outs 2nd-Gutter Dusters 3rd-Striking Streakers 4th-Splits 5th-The Ms's 6th-The Hookers 7th-The Pin Drops 8th-Brandy Dandys 9th-Spare Parts lOth-The Happy Three llth-Gutter Gerties 12th-Lucky Strikes MCHS GIRLS' SWIM TEAM. In the water are l-r Tammie Johnson I and Lisa Kiveiy. Sitting are Colleen Tranberg, Dee Amato, Mary Folliard, Kathy Alonso, Cindy Beyer, Lori Btankenhorn, Sue Worzala, Vicki Roth, Liz Dalby, Renee Rokosz and Sue Schaefer. 3317 ELM McHENR^TE-L. FOR WOMEN: l*SHAGS I* NATURALS l» LAYER CUTS You CAN Tell The Difference. JANE'S Styling For Men By Appointment 385-7771 a good thins to do FAMILY 120 Illinois NOTICE Due to a schedule con­ flict there will be no open swimming at West Campus pool on Saturday, Dec. 7th. Waniois Open Conference Play At Zion Tonight, Grant Plays Here Tomonow Night Frosh "B" Squad Loses Coach Pat Wirtz' freshmen "B" squad lost to the Liber- tyville "B" squad last Saturday morning 49 to 27. Numerous ^turnovers, thirty in all, proved A;the downfall for the young ^Varriors as they were only ahje to take 37 shots the entire game. As is the custom in freshmen basketball, the entire squad played, which is the name of the game in freshmen athletics. Dan Lindahl and Steve Cable led the team in scoring with 8 and 7 points. The "B's" made 11 of 37 for a 30 percent average, and 5 of 11 from the free throw line for a 46 percent. In the top row are Tammie Bieschke, Mary Wynveen, Julie Bitterman, Patty Smith, Theresa Bade, Mary Seaver and Jody Talbot. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) ROUTE TO ZION'S HORIZON CAMPUS Take 120 to 12 and 59. Take Route 59 to Route 173. Go East on Route 173 to Kenosha road, just West of Zion. Turn right and go to the first stop sign. School is on your left. School located at 21st st. and Kenosha. By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high Warriors fresh from a record breaking performance in the King Korn Tourney open North Suburban play tonight at Zion Benton. The ZeeBees of Coach Moe Tharp who have lost to state powers East Leyden and Waukegan, and defeated Highland Park, are the team to beat in the North Suburban this year. The ZeeBees minus all conference stat and current regular at Wisconsin, Brian Colbert, still have the quality to go all the way in the conference this season. They are led by senior center Danny Mack a 6'6" demon who is averaging 25 pts per game so far in the early season. Mike Beasley a football standout and standing at 6'4" is the workhorse of the team. Cnris Hayes and Butch Monaghan (two names familiar to Warrior fans) are the guards on this fine team. Monaghan is still smarting from an ankle injury received earlier in the season. However, the Warriors have proved that they know where the basket is located. Averaging 76 pts per game, all the Warriors need to do is add a little defense to their game plan, and they will be a con­ tender all the way. It should be a whale of a game, a^ these twe teams really put on a show for the fans. On Saturday night an old rival Grant will be the opponent for the opening home game of the season. Last year the Warriors and Bulldogs split, the Warriors winning the regular season play, and the Bulldogs knocking off the Warriors in the Regional here at McHenry. Grant, coached by John Schad, has two returning lettermen guards Kevin Kelley, and Russ March. It is worth the price of ad­ mission just to see the coaches react in this game. Keep your eyes on both benches during the game, there is more going on between Coaches Ludwig and Schad than at times is going on the floor. Don't miss it, you can bet it will be a good game. NORTH SUBURBAN SCHEDULE Friday, Dec. 6 Barrington at Mundelein. Dundee at Libertyville. Crystal Lake at North Chicago. McHenry at Zion Benton. Crown at Lake Forest. Saturday, Dec. 7 Arlington at Barrington. Larkin at Crystal Lake. J Leo at Dundee. £ Lake Forest at Fremd. Libertyville at Maine West. Grant at McHenry. Mundelein at Lake Zurich. North Chicago at Elk Grove. Niles West at Zion Benton. Player of the Meek I BASKETBALL INFLATION FIGHTER ! EVERY TUESDAY 19* CONE/ DOG New And Improved Coney Sauce Homemade With 100%. Ground Beef & Sp&iaJ Sauce. TRY IT ! I The^Coney Dog Also Comes As A plete Meal With Fries & Coleslaw For 64* I American Legion Post 491 I -RIN6WOOO ROAD, M(HENRY- FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00-9:00 P.M.) - • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE FRI. "2 BEERS & A COKE" SAT. BOB AND THE BLUE TONES Frosh Win Opener At Libertyville 45-32 The Warrior's freshmen won their opener at Libertyville Saturday in a convincing manner. The frosh used 9 men in the first half, and cleaned the bench in the second half. Scoring leaders in the game were Dave Kotiw with 16 pts, Team Dundee Zion Benton \ Libertyville McHenry North Chicago Barrington Mundelein Crystal Lake Lake Forest Crown NORTH SUBURBAN BASKETBALL FINAL 1973-74 W L Pts Opp 11 2 882 752 11 2 968 851 9 4 818 746 8 5 820 803 8 5 817 752 6 7 708 708 5 8 754 805 4 9 811 851 2 11 655 786 1 12 632 847 Jeff Partenheimer had 10 and Steve Williams had 9. Marty Deener was the game's leading rebounder with 15 rebounds. Rusty Weingart led the Warriors in assists making several nice passes and was 2 for 2 from the field. John Weingart came off the bench and pulled down 5 rebounds. The young frosh outrebounded their opponents 62 to 38 and shot 42 percent hitting 21 of 50. BOX SCORE hout 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 coststiyou little, protects anti-freeze. Adams. Bros. 3006JV1_Rtei_120_ Qjextjg Gem Cleaners ) PHONE : 385-0783 SNOW SEASON PROTECTION Name fg ft tp Kotiw 8 0 16 Partenheimer 4 2 10 Deener 3 0 6 Williams 4 1 9 Weingart R. 2 0 4 Weingart J. 0 0 0 Oeffling 0 0 0 Knox 0 0 0 Sek 0 0 0 Pinkstaff 0 0 0 Brodin 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 STEVE KOERBER Steve scored 70 points in the 3 game series in the King Korn Tourney last weekend. His hot shooting helped McHenry set 3 re­ cords and a 3rd place victory. Steve also set an individual record of 16 field goals ina single game. WRESTLER KEN SCANLIN Ken has had a good strong performance. A pin at Grays lake and a decision at Barrington increases his record to 3 wins against no losses. Insurance Since 1884 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHenry TIME IS NEAR AND YOUR PROTECTION IS HERE Come in and see us for your low cost snowmobile protection. :itzgerolds Insurance 4719 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY Ph. 385-4619 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTO LICENSE PLATES t THo First National Bank of McHenry offers a I icons* -^l*o sorvico effective Docombor 2, 1974. You must iovo your pre-printed form from tho Stat* of Illinois in order to purchase your 1975 liconSo plates. (Sorvico Charge $1.00) THE first national bank Or McHENKY S8M W--t Khi Street * McHenry, Illinois 60050 I PAGE C - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. DECEMBER «, I»74 "EARL WALSH So I Hear