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c On The Mines With Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriors need help badly from an Eastern division team in the North Suburban. The ZeeBees are still undefeated with only four games remaining on the schedule. The Warriors trailing by one, thought they might get some help, from Libertyville last week, but the Cats fell 68 to 47. Lake Forest looks like the only hope as they host the ZeeBees tonight. Both North Chicago and Libertyville must play the ZeeBees again, but their chances seem slim * for an upset. Anyway all Warrior fans will be pulling for a Zion defeat, hoping the Warriors can continue on their winning path. If the Warriors play like they did in the third period against Woodstock, have no fear. If perfect basketball was ever played by a high school team it was the Warriors for eight minutes last Saturday night. If they could ever put four quarters together like they played Saturday night, even the Celtics would be in trouble. The Warriors are hoping to put two more in the win column this weekend. Coach Ken Ludwig is only two games shy of winning his 100 game as McHenry coach. It is quite an achievement for Ken, as his initiaLsefcson at McHenry was a disastrous 0 and 21. Well, here is hoping that the Coach will hit the century mark in wins over the weekend. There are going to be some changes in the I.H.S.A. rules about Girls Athletics. Dixon high school won the Girls Bowling Tournament last weekend with four of the participants being boys. The rule states if a school has no sport for either one of the sexes, the other can participate. That is provided it is a non contact sport. I'm sure it was a test case, and no doubt there will be a court ruling on the case. It is too bad that it happened, because if the courts or the State Association cannot make a decision, we will find softball teams this spring loaded with boys. I hope the Association will wake up and make their decision favorably to the girls in the very near future. I guess it is a sign of the times that even schools will extend themselves to the limit, to go with the rules of the game, but not the spirit of the game. The McHenry Athletic Department has taken a step in the right direction. That dapper gentleman you see sitting on the Warrior bench at basketball games is none other than Earl Cooper. Earl in an unofficial capacity is the team trainer. He takes care of the various aches and pains of the high school athletes. When he hasn't a boy sitting in the whirlpool, you can find him taping ankles, soothing a boy's feelings, or doing the many jobs that a trainer has been asked to do by the coaching staff. Speaking from years of experience, I know that the coaching staff, and the athletes will appreciate Earl as the season progresses. With the heavy schedules, and the day to day grind of the athletes, a trainer is almost a must today in high school athletics. Welcome to the fold, Earl, and may your stay be a pleasant one. Don't forget the District Wrestling Tournament thi*-, weekend at Woodstock. The Warriors have some boys capable of going into'the Sectionals next week at Rockford Boylan. It has been several years since we had a District winner, maybe this is the year. Good Luck to Coach Sobzcak and his Rassling Warriors. McCullom Lake Ice Fishing Derby Event Coming Feb. 22-23 The ice-fishing derby the McCullom Lake Conservation club is sponsoring will be held Saturday, Feb. 22 and Sunday Feb 23 from 9 a.m., to 4 p.m. McCullom Lake is easily accessible, and directional signs will be posted for ad­ ditional help. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Marty Sobzcak will take his Warrior wrestlers to the Woodstock District Tourney tonight. Fight teams are en­ tered with the first two places advancing to the Rockford Bovlan Sectional. Teams en­ tered in the District are: Antioch, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Wauconda, Round Lake. Grayslake the tourney favorite, Grant, and our McHenry Warriors Coach Sobzcak has high hopes lor some of the Warriors to advance to the Rockford Sectional. Ken Scanlin at 105 is sporting a 20 win, 4 loss, and 2 tie record for the season. Close behind is Steve Lane at 167 with 17 wins, 5 defeats, and 2 ties. Bob Fppel, who finished second hi me i\oilh Suburban last week at 185, has a 12 and 4 record lor the season. George Hansen third place finisher in the Conference is all even 10 wins and 10 losses. Matt Schuster is 6 and 12, Brian Antonou is currently 3 and 2, and heavyweight is 3 and 11 All North Suburban schools along with the Northwest Suburban, plus Rockford area schools will advance to the Rockford Sectional, which in the past has proved to be one very tough Sectional meet. The district starts tonight at 7. and matches tomorrow are at 1 and 7 Try and get out and root our Warriors on to a victory. Coach Sobzcak has high hopes for some of his grapplers. Let's get out and give him some support Bowling Notes McHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE 2-5-75 Ri\jerrats 39.5-28.5 37827 Flipflops 39-29 38248 Almosts 38-30 37577 Movers 36-32 37687 Galaxy 34.5-33.5 37604 2 Blc's 29-29 37771 Fearsome 4 28-40 37447 4 Hookers 28-40 $7267 Congratulations to A1 Boeldt for topping Wil Farrell 's high game with a 217; and to Don AL MAY A1 May, a freshman at North Park college, Chicago, is a member of the varisty basketball team, coached by Dan McCarrell. Al is listed on the current roster as a center. He stands 6'5" tall and weighs 195 lbs. In high school he played at Marian Central high school for four years under Coach Charles (Jrover. He is the son of Mrs. Irene May, who resides at 1720 W. Church St., McHenry. North Park is a member of the College Con­ ference of Illinois and Wisconsin, a nine-school conference comprised of liberal arts colleges and universities located in Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Founded in 1891, North Park college is spon­ sored by The Evangelical Covenant Church of America. The college has a day session enrollment of 1,130. Dr. Lloyd II. Ahlem became president in 1970. Al is averaging 5 points and (i rebounds a game in IK varsity games for the Vikings. "Rassling" Warriors At Woodstock District McCullom Lake is a private lake, and is being opened for public fishing the first time in live years lor this ice-derby. The lake was completely restocked lour years ago Northern. Bass. Blue (nils. Perch, and Cat Fish are plentiful. Four pound Bass and eight to twelve pound Northern have recently been caught Fishing licenses, bait, and tackle will be available lor sale on the grounds, as well as hot food; all at very nominal prices. There will be lots and lots of prizes along with the great lishing! Much help is needed -- if you want to help call Jerry Ravcraft. President of the McCullom Lake Conservation club, :iK5-78f> 1. and he will assign your task, and explain your duties. Final plans will be completed at the club meeting on Thur sdav. Feb. 13 at 8 p.m., ;it the McCullom Lake beach house. Much help is still needed so be sure to attend and offer your services This Week's Winning State Lottery Numbers . , rrm n ,M % THE W ILLINOIS STATE LOTTERY WEEKLY LOTTO 00E00 WEEKLY BONANZA & MILLIONAIRE *25 SAVINGS BOND Humann Savings Receiving IT'S EASY . . . JUST PURCHASE s40000* |\ WORTH OF GASOLINE OR SAVE s50"t WORTH OF RECEIPTS ON CAR WASHES A^D |TOU RECEIVE A s25 SAVINGS BOND. THIS RESULTS IN A SAVINGS OF 75' ON A CAR WASH AND 3.5' ON A GALLON OF GAS START TODAY . . . YOU CAN BE NEXT ! ! McHENRY CAR WASH 4416 W. RTE. 120 PHONE 385-9729 *( SORRY . . . '40(r GASOLINE PURCHASE IS SUBJECT TO PRICE INCREASE) Seaton for rolling a 433 series which upped his pins by 2. Amy Street picked up the 5-7 and Barb Miller spared the 5-10. Special bouquets go this week to the 2 Blc's for getting out of the cellar - a position they have held most of the season! TOMASELLO'S7 p.m. TUESDAY MIDNITE SPECIALS L, DeHaan 467-158-162; B. Fontana 434-150-161; G. Fenzel 433-180; C. Babineau 433-164- 156. High Games; 159 D. Johnson. Conversions: M. Carlson 7-9; K Matthews 2-5-7-8; M. Un­ derwood 3-10; S. Kloepfer 5-7. TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE February 6,1975 K. Bradley 180,184-511; C. Larsen 151, 191, 164-506; M. May 191, 162-476; L A. Smith 159,173-475; E. Rad 185,150-464; I). Hiller 167, ,155-462; E. Schaefer 177, 156,-460; M.E. Freund 151, 181-458; C. Sivertsen 168; J. Schmitt 166; M. Smith 165; O. Hiller 164; C. May 163; F. May 163; C. Kriewaldt 161; A. Ritter 161; M. Harmon 160; E. Krause 160; G. Rudolph 159; D. Mortell 159; L. Miller 159; L. LaBay 157; E. Mangold 155; C. Adair 155; I. Stilling 153; M. Gohl 150; B. Hettermann 163. R.R. Converted: F. May 4-10; S Kelly 3-6-8; O. Hiller 5-10. PAGE 7 CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T&C NEWCOMERS 2-7-75 Team 1 - Goodtimers - Karen Moravec had high game - 173 and high series 413. She also had a double. Mary Farmby picked the 9-7 split. Won 2 Lost 2. Team 2 - Woodpickers - Betty Creighton had high game 182 and high series 470. She also had a double. Won 4 Lost 0. Team 3 - Tri-Ro-Va-tes - Jean Poynter had high game 153 and high series 395. Valerie Loth had a double. Won 0 Lost 4. - Team 4 - Pinsetters - Nancy Manyluk had high series 395. She also had a double. Won 2 Lost 2. Team 5 - Flubbers - Thea Hoveke had high game 175 and high series 472. Thea and Barb Erdelac each had a double. Won 2 Lost 2. Team 6 - Wallbangers Debbie Hoffman had high game 141 and high series 368. She also had a double. Won 1 Lost 3. Team 7 - Lucky 7's - Brit Lund had high game 128 Won 3 Lost 1. Team 8 - Dels - Eva Baggio had high game 191 and high series 534. Eva and Doni Linebarger each had a double Eva also had a turkey. Won 2 Lost 2. LADIES LEAGUES 1 TUES. NITE 7 P.M. 2-11-75 Top Notch Bowler "again" O Meet Your Coaches PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 197 El Partenheimer i£ the Assistant Varsity basketball coach and Sophomore football coach. El and his wife, Linda, have three children, Jeff, John and Laurie. El is from Sidell, Illinois. He has a Bachelor's Degree from Murray State University, Murray, Ky., and a Master's from Eastern Illinois University. While at Murray, El participated in basketball and track Prior to coming to McHenry El taught and coached football, basketball, baseball and track at A.B.L. in Broadlands, 111. When you see El sitting on the bench smiling don't be fooled. You can bet that some official is being told of a call he neglected to make in favor of the Warriors. EL PARTENHEIMER 7 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL RESULTS 2-11-75 this week she'll take any MALE ON: Cathy Boro 172-212 186-570 Just Beautiful' Joan Buss 486; Teresa Steffan '469; Mary Cook 423; Van Diedrich 432; Donna Bauml 442, Clarice Buenzli 436; Look at this: Kathv Miller 186- 186-149-521 Just Beautiful' Lorraine Freund 467; Another hot shot bowler: Sharon Kujak 177 166-192-535; Roberto Frazier 430; Lauretta Homo 445; Take another look Shirley Lossman 156-185-168-509; Fdi Nimsgern 439; Wilma Avlward 436; Fran Zank 421; Bette O'Brien 183-482; Lois Crouch 453; Jean Way land 433; Jo Rizzo 440; Rose Mary Ferera 423; Sue Smith 442; Dorothy Koleno 428; Barb Leight 184- 495 I'.S S.S All those who bowled over 5(H) They do have scratch leagues in Kalamazoo, Argentina. Railroads: Clarice Buenzli 5- 10; Roberto Frazier 5-10 & 5-6; Wilma Avlward 6-7-8-10; Rose M Ferera 7-4 9 ; Jo Rizzo 6-7-10 Prices, it appears, have heard that there's more room at the top. Team W L Fts. ̂ Opp's 1. Zion Benton 9 0 582 467 2. McHenry 8 1 656 494 3. Libertyville 6 3 508 J 497 4 l^ike Forest 5 4 53ft( 557 5. North Chicago 5 4 607 564 6. Crystal Lake 4 5 507 493 7. Barrington 4 5 474 494 8 Mundelein 2 7 518 610 9. Dundee 1 8 499 587 10. Crown 1 8 474 578 LEADING SCORERS Name Team F.G. F T . Total 1. Del Yarbrough N.C. 86 24 196 2. Steve Koerber McH 70 35 175 3. Danny Mack Z.B. 68 20 156 4 Bill Orlowski L.F. 54 48 156 5. JohnTichy Bar. 59 33 151 6 Terry Barrett N.C. 64 13 141 7. Fete Geisser Mun. 57 20 134 8. Dale Bernhard Cr. 45 40 130 9. Max Kipfer Dun. 53 19 125 10. MikeMcWeeney L.F. 45 30 120 BUS TRIP TO BELVIDERE REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT A bus is being chartered to the McHenry Hononegah Regional basketball game on Tuesday, March 4, 1975. The bus will leave the McHenry Plaindealer (3812 W Elm) promptly at 6:15 p.m. The cost for the trip will be $2.00 per person. If you wish to go, please make reservations by calling the Plaindealer, 385-0170 and asking for " B U S R E S E R V A T I O N S . " L e t ' s cheer the Warriors on to Victory Number One in the long trip to Champaign. HARRISON JR. HIGH ̂ WONDER LAKE 4 HOURS ONLY Sunday, February 16 NOON to 4 P.M. 6809 McCullom Lake Road, Wonder Lake, III. Take Rt. 120 -- 41/2 miles west of McHenry to Wonder Lake Road, North 1st stop sign (Hancock Drive) East/ % mile to school on right. *7̂ iKvetttH&it a, ^C êtcmc -- tyivz (fowt (fyUdfiCK t6e education miteecC fin fienKUA a dcuf. Music Unlimited of Waukegan, III., Has Been Contracted To Supply Over 80 Pianos For the Illinois Grade School Music Association For The Regional Solo Contests in Two Schools. All 80 Of These Pianos Will Go On Sale At Savings of 20 Percent to 50 Percent, Sunday, February 16, Noon to 4 P.M. In The Lobby of Harrison Jr. High School. SAV£20T050% New & Used Spinets, Consoles & Studios Choose from. . . KIMBALL - WHITNEY - STOREY & CLARK • ALL FULLY GUARANTEED and DELIVERED * * NO MONEY DOWN * EASY TERMS * Hurry - Many One Of A Kind - Used One Day Only ^ We Don't Want To Move Them Back To Our Warehouse -- Save Now! N m USJ^^JNUMJTI PIANO l> ORGAN WAREHOUSE OUTLET 2110 GRAND, WAUKEGAN PHONE: 336-1100