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On The Sidelines With Dick Rabbitf By 1976 the Illinois High School Association, a pioneer in providing extensive interscholastic athletic programs for girls, may rank as America's No. l state-in terms of girls athletic participation and girls state tournaments offered. They will conduct athletic state tournament series for girls in: Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Field Hockey, and Archery in the fall of the year. Volleyball, Basketball, Gymnastics, Badminton and Bowling in the winter, and softball and track and field in the spring. In less than five' years, the if.H.S.A. will have developed more interscholastic athletic tournament participation opportunities for girls than any other state in America. The McHenry High ^School girls at the present participate in Tennis, Swimming, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Track and Field, Basketball, and Badminton. By 1976 girls athletics will hold twelve state tournament series, in comparison to eleven for the boys. It is anticipated that a class system based on enrollment could develop within the next few years. If this comes about it would occur first in the sport of volleyball and basketball. -- At the present time the Volleyball series is under way, with the state finals to be held Jan. 24 and 25 at Eastern Illinois University. 481 schools have participated in this tourney, and our gals at McHenry lost out in the Harvard District last week. An interesting note is that about 78,600 girls will participate in the girls interscholastic athletic programs this year, an increase of about 24 percent over the last school year, and nearly 200 percent above the first year of state tournament series competition two years ago. Approximately 184,000 boys participate in the Association's boys program. The Warriors really played some classy basketball last weekend. Not only did they score 94 points against Mundelein, but we must remember the fine defensive play of several of the Warriors. Steve Kasprzyk did an excellent job on Greg Boyle, fine sophomore guard of the Mustangs. Marty Zeller piayed a great defensive game against one of the leading scorers in the conference, PeteGeisser, and Kenne Ludwig although not scoring many points played a fine floor game. Steve Koerber and Tom Stark always do a good job of rebounding for the Warriors. That crowd at Marian Central Saturday night was a sight to behold. The gym was packed by halftime of the sophomore game. Freddie Meyer must have taken a Saturday afternoon nap, he wasn't the first in line to get a ticket. , Terry "Radar" Reilly really got the Warriors offense moving with his long outside shots. He must love to see the opponents in a zone defense, because he knows that Coach Ludwig will call upon him to get into the game. It was a good ball game, closer than the eleven point difference. Noticed at the final whistle, Coach Grover of the "Hurricanes" leaped off the bench to go over and congratulate Warrior coach Ken Ludwig. Fine sportsmanship was displayed by both teams and by fans on both sides of the floor. This is what high school athletics is all about. Fair play and sportsmanship, and no better example was displayed than last Saturday night at Marian. It is too bad that some segments of our society can't take a lesson from our young people. They are not always wrong. This Week's Winning State Lottery Numbers $ THE £ ILLINOIS STATE LOTTERY -yiT WEEKLY LOTTO HEED S El WEEKLY BONANZA & MILLIONAIRE | 215 | | 214 | | 026 j SUN BONUS WEDNESDAY MORNING LAUGH-IN LEAGUE Karen Perkaus 176-468; Cathie Freund 172-453; Pat Russell 173-476; Donna Moulis 148-377; Audrey Lahr 161-455; Marilyn Lang 167-465; Mary Trosky 149-387; Joanne Gilbert 155-418; Haroldine Peck 149- 428; Sharon Grimmonpre 205- 530; Clara Kruger 143-386; . Mary Vales 169-488. TEAM STANDINGS 1st - The Strike Outs. 2nd. - The Splits. 3rd - The Hooker. 4th 4 Gutter Dusters. 5th - The Ms's. 6th - Striking Streakers. „ 7th - The Spare Parts! 8th - Gutter Gerties. 9th. - Brandy Dandys. 10th - The Pin Drops. 11th - The Happy Three. 12th - The Lucky Strikes, (sec'y. Joanne Gilbert) 888 TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. LEAGUE January 9,1975 M. Debrecht 208, 181-530; C. May 186, 158-483; G. Rudolph 180-470; D. Hiller 186-463; L. LaBay 153, 157-457; D. Mortell 161-453; E. Schaefer 178;; M. V Wakitsch 176; F. May 175; A. Ritter 174; H. Swanson 168; M. May 163, 160;'L. Jakaboski 163; D. Thompson 156; L. Parfrey 156; C. Adair 156; D. Roberts 154; P. Hiller 153; B. Seger- mark 153, 151; E. Rad 151; C. Tancredi 151; M.E. Freund 151, 151. , • . .. R.R. Converted: J. Schmitt 2- 4-9-10; C. May 4-7-10; D. Mortell 3-10; C. Adair 6-7-10; D. Thompson 5-7. TUESDAY M1DNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7 p.m. Layrie DeHaan 444-151-168; Char Babineau 440-156-155;, Mary Underwood 410-165. High games: Jan Kosanovich 164; Bobbi Fontana 156. Conversions: Jessie Neil 2-5- 6; Bobbi Fontana 3-7; Fran Dockham 5-6. MclIENRY TEACHER S BOWLING LEAGUE 1-8-75 31-21 t PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JANUARY 17,1975 Flipflops Almosts Movers Riverrats Galaxy 4 Hookers Fearsome 4 2 Blc's 30-22 29-23 27.5-24.5 25.5-26.5 25-27 21-31 19-32 29346 28819 38829 28716 28824 28489 28755 28746 Linda Exline showed skill in picking up the 2-7-10 splU and Carolyn Buittner was surprised when she spared the 5-10. GUNBOAT PASSING THROUGH - That huge object that passed through the city Tuesday caught the attention of many. This picture was taken at the intersection of Crystal Lake road and Main street, where it stopped for a few moments. Above, the hauler, at left, and a state trooper helping the escort talk things over. Before he hurried on his way, the hauler answered the photographer briefly, "It's a naval gun boat, it belongs to the Navy and we're headed for New Orleans. Another will be passing through in a week." The driver's voice trailed off as he hopped into the truck with the parting words, "I gotta keep moving". With that he headed south. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD IMMOBILE NEWS Were you there? If you weren't at the Snowman Shuffle dance at the VFW last Saturday night you sure missed dancing and listening to a wonderful band. We know it was a terribly cold night to go out but it really was worth'it. Even if you didn't dance too much it was a good band to just sit and listen to. We want the people who worked so hard on this project to know how much they were really appreciated. With all this snow that the country has been having around us, it is hopeful that we will get some some day so as to ride our own trails. Remember it is important to be in contact with a club in your area if you wish to ride the trails. If you don't know who to contact ask your snowmobile dealer, he will help you too. We Wonder Why is it that a person who snores never has insomnia? -Eagle, Wichita. Truck Driver Forced Off Road Injured In Crash Edward G. Indermitteof 1911 Bockman road, Marengo, was taken to McHenry hospital by a passing motorist after his pick­ up truck was involved in a one- vehicle accident Wednesday night. Indermitte was driving south on Lily Lake road, about a hall mile north t)f River road, when an unidentified north-bound driver crossed into his path. Indermitte said lie swerved to the left, then to the right to avoid a collision and in doing so lost control and struck an unknown object. The accident occurred about 7:30 p.m. DW/ Charge For McHenry Driver Following Crash Jimmie Colberg of 1203 Bonnie Brae, McHenry, was charged with driving while intoxicated and transporting open liquor in a motor vehicle following an accident at 10614 Charles road, Woodstock. During investigation of a report that a pickup truck had struck a cement post at the entrance to a driveway on Charles road last Wednesday afternoon, deputies determined Colberg was the driver and the arrest was made. His bond was set at $500 with court ap pearance scheduled for Jan. 23. Minor Damage As Car Strikes City Patrol Car June R Johnson of 605 Mineral Springs drive, McHenry, was cited lor im­ proper backing by sheriff's deputies after she hit a McHenry city squad car Tuesday afternoon at Pearl and Riverside drive. Mrs. Johnson was backing $70 Stolen From Shoulder Bag Of McHenry Resident Nancy Sullivan of 1201 (loodview, McHenry, reported that someone had stolen her brown tooled leather shoulder bag while it was hanging from the back* of her chair at Swanson's Chalet, 1211 N. River road, McHenry. The theft took place sometime last Thursday night. 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