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\0n The Siidines .Wltti Dick Rabbltt Weil the Warriors are one of the few teams in the state to hit the 20 game win mark this season. They did it by defeating a stubborn Crown crew here last Saturday nieht 79 to 61. Crown stuck with the Warriors for the first half and walked off at the intermission tied at 40 all. But the usual third quarter splurge by the Warriors paved the way to victory. The officials called them close in the first half. It could be a blessing in disguise for Coach Ludwig and his Warriors. With tournament time approaching, the officials tend to call them a bit closer. The Warriors were able to adjust in the second half, and they can expect more of the same tonight at Crystal Lake. When you play the type of pressure defense employed by the Warriors, one can expect fouls to be called. The sign of a good team is adjustment, and the Warriors proved that they can adjust. In mentioning seniors who played their last game at Buckner Gym, I failed to mention a Warrior who has been quite a help to the team this year. Eon Stine although not a regular, has played an important part in the Warrior success. The big fellow has come off the bench when needed, and has done the job. Our apologies to this fine young Warrior. The selection of players for the All Star football game to be played next August in Normal has been announced. It is very strange indeed that not one member was selected from the North Suburban Conference. Both East and West squad each have 44 players selected from the 5 classes. I can't believe that Frank Shellenback the state's leading scorer was ignored. The boy from Barrington was everyone's All State last fall. The Marian Hurricanes showed why they were the top rated club in their regional Monday night. Some people thought that the Huntley Redskins would win the regional. They were undefeated in the Little 8 and had compiled a 20 won 4 loss record during the season. With Bill Moerschbaecher leading the way with 26 pts the "Canes" won easily 83 to 61. The Marian five rebounded well and shot excellent. They should meet St. Edward's in the rubber game of the season tonight for the championship. The way they played Monday night they will be tough to beat. Vernon Kays County Clerk from Marengo was in attendance. This gentleman is probably the number one high school fan in McHenry County. £ Tom Bolger proved to be quite a prophet. Fans at ba If time were worried about the outcome of the Marian game. Tom stated "Marian will win because of the Competition they played during the regular season", -.v. Everything being equal, the caliber of competition you »play will be in your favor. •" Tom Parsley and Vern Peterson were at the mike broadcasting over a Woodstock F.M. station. As usual they did a fine job, but Tom thinks all basketball players look alike, and was finding it quite difficult to call players out by name. Don't forget to pick up your regional basketball tickets at either East or West Campus. Shut off time is 2 p.m. on Tuesday. March 4. Meet Your Coaches Gary's home town is Charleston, Illinois. Gary has a Bachelor's Degree from Eastern Illinois University, and a Master's Degree from Northern Illinois University. While at Eastern he played varsity basketball. Prior to coming to McHenry he taught and coached at Jefferson Junior high at Charleston. Since his arrival at McHenry his sophomore teams have been outstanding. This season the popular young coach has the "Cardiac Kids" whose chief claim to fame is playing the close ones right down to the final buzzer. On sunny days you will find Gary riding around in a car full of students, as he is one of the Driver Training instructors at East campus. GARY COLLINS Gary Collins is the sophomore basketball coach and assistant track coach at McHenry high school. He and his wife Charlotte have two children, Brett and Nicki. REGISTRATION The McHenry Pig Tail league will hold registration March 1 and March 8, from 1 to 4 p.m. for ages 7 years to 15, at the McHenry fire house. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL RESULTS 2-25-75 Team W L Pts. Opp's 1. Zion Benton 12 0 821 587 2. McHenry 11 1 833 OOO 3. Libertyville 7 5 651 659 4. North Chicago 7 5 768 712 5. Barrington 7 6 688 687 6. Crystal Lake 6 6 660 625 7. Lake Forest 5 8 762 828 8. Mundelein 4 8 729 840 9. Dundee 1 11 658 806 10. Crown 1 11 641 782 LEADING SCORERS Name , Team F.G. F.T. Total 1. Del Yarbrough N.C. 107 34 248 2. Steve Koerber McH 91 49 231 3. Bill Orlowski L.F. 82 62 226 4. Danny Mack Z.B. 90 27 207 5. John Tichy Bar. 84 38 206 6. Mike McWeeney L.F. 76 48 200 7. Pete Geisser Mun. 83 23 180 8. Dale Bernhard Cr. 63 62 188 9. Terry Barrett N.C. 83 17 183 10. Max Kipfer Dun. 77 26 180 11. Greg Boyle Mun. 68 41 177 12. Sam Moslino C.L. 58 40 156 13. Marty Zeller McH 62 19 143 McHENRY WARRIORS "Stxwt'n For Champaign" Follow the Plaindealer for action packed pictures and a complete run down on the regional games. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, 1*74-1*7$ WARRIORS BASKETBALL TEAM •• In front row, from left. are Marty Zeller, Ron Stint. Doug Mertel, Brian Lund and Steve Koerber, middle row, Dave Gerrard. Tom Stark, Brett Decker, Joe Meyer and Don Rode; in back. Manager Mike McDough, Steve Kasprzyk, Kenne Ludwig, Tony Cristy, Terry Reilly, Tom Ludwig, Coach Ken Ludwig and Manager Ted Honning. STAFF -PHOTO WAYNE GAYLORD ina Clearance U! u / » - u „ THURSDAY, FRIMV, SATURDAY & SUNDAY «• a* march t * 2 Russian Leather! & Wool Hats REG. 5.50 50 iOOO NOW ^ Insulated j Ladies Insulated j Football Hat Underwear jLong Sleeve Shirts! & Jersty tioo JOW I EA. 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SAVE $$$ NOW Frosh Five Knocks Off Crown 54 To 48 The McHenry frosh basketball team won their fourth straight game last Monday evening as they defeated Crown 54 to 48. Trailing by as much as 14 pts in the first half, pressure defense and timely free throws com­ bined to spell victory. The young Warriors made 12 of 14 free throws in the final period, with Marty Deener hitting 6 for 6 and Steve Knox 4 of 5. Jeff Partenheimer with 15 pts and Dave Kotiw and Steve Knox with 12 paced the Warriors attack. The young Warriors outscored Crown 24 to 12 in the final stanza. Kotiw Partenheimer Deener Williams Weingart Russ Knox Pinkstaff 12 15 9 2 3 12 1 Little League Registration At Island Lake Store The Little League of the Lakes will hold its first registration for the 1975 season, Saturday, March 8, and also Saturday, March 15, at the Island Foods Grocery in the Island Lake shopping center. There will be a table inside the store from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. This includes ages 8 hears through 12 years and 13 years through fifteen years. One parent is asked to come with the player or players in the family to register them. Further information will be sent to all parents informing them of what's coming up for the season of 1975. A general meeting will be held March 19 and hopefully parents will attend and possibly fill a position that might be open to help make this season the best. All players in Williams Park, Mylith Park, Portens subdivision, Holiday Hills, Griswold Lake, Burton's Bridge and Island Lake are eligible to come play. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1975^ from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS February 28, 1844-Secretary of Slate Upshur and Secretary of the Navy Gilmer are killed when a gun mount accidentally explodes aboard the U.S. Princeton while underway on the Potomac. March 1, 1872-Congress enacts legislation providing Negroes the right to serve on juries; also, this Civil Rights Act guaran­ teed blacks equal rights in public places. March 2, 1927-Babe Ruth becomes the highest payed baseball player to date when he signs a three year contract for $70,000 a year. March 3, 1845-Florida becomes the 27th state to enter the Union. March 4, 1917-Jeannette Rankin, Montana, is seated in the House the first woman in Congress. March 5, 1875-Andrew Johnson, former President, returns to Washington as a Senator from Tennessee. March 6, 1836-Remember the Alamo? This marks the day Santa Ana's Mexicans were finally victorious over Davy Crockett and his comrades. FOOTBALL REGISTRATION The McHenry Hornets Junior Football team will hold its final pre-registration on Saturday, March 1, at Freund's Campers, 1701 W.Rt. 120, McHenry. All grade and Junior high boys fifth through eighth grades, and who weigh more than 80 lbs., are eligible to play with the Hornets in the Northern Illinois Junior Football league. WIND DAMAGE A section of metal roof from a boat lift on the Ralph McRose property, 1402 River Terrace drive, McHenry, was blown between 50 and 60 feet in Tuesday's wind storm. This Week's Winning State Lottery Numbers $ THE $ ILLINOIS STATE ' LOTTERY WEEKLY LOTTO m WEEKLV BONANZA & MILLIONAIRE 6281 I 554l I 860I McHenry Savings offers you handsome, soft-look vinyl luggage...free or at small •« additional cost when you save $250 or more. 4 Limit one gift per family Next time you travel, go in style with this fabulous luggage at McHENRY SAVINGS. The kind and quality you would expect to pay plenty for at a fine luggage shop. It has the look and feel of imported leather. 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