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EARL WALSH' So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. The McHenry Warriors are Regional Champs, having beaten the Belvidere Bucs 80 to 60 Friday night in the cham­ pionship game at Belvidere. But, that victory didn't come without some anxious moments. Belvidere had a hot­ shot guard named Mark Bankord who scored 30 points. He could shoot from the outside and had the moves to get inside when he saw daylight. The kid had class. We won't go into detail since Dick Rabbitt's report tells who did what. The Bucs don't have much of a record. They must have saved it all to throw at the Warriors. And, of course, the Warriors make mistakes that the coaching staff will be calling to their attention gently but firmly. We rode the George Worts bus again. Our only complaint was looking at the sign that read "Smoking - Cigarettes Only". That's discrimination! \$&ukegan knocked Zion- Benton out of competition for the state title in a 70-65 game. It wouldn't have surprised us if the score had been reversed. Looking at a more complete list of All-Conference players in the Suburban Catholic league, we find that Mike Tonyan received honorable mention. Mike was the play maker on the Marian Central team this year and a good one. We are pleased to see that he received the honorable mention. Sorry. We ran out of space last Friday and had to hold over some pictures and news. That's show business! Our report from Marie Yegge about the snowstorm in Arizona prompts"Zeke"Bacon to write again. He gives us a geography lesson on the size of his great state and sends clippings to show the monotony of sunshine in Tuscon. They have had less than 12 inch of rain this year That would never do for our garden. "Zeke" winds up with this: "Sports note- Watch the Cleveland Indians this year. They may not win the pennant but with" their new manager, they have a real spirit. Boog Powell should furnish more power, and their pitching has been bolstered. Watch out, White Sox, the Indians are on the uprising! Hang on to your scalps." Glad you didn't predict the Indians would win the pennant, Zeke. You say it isn't the heat but the humidity that gets a fellow. We might have thought the heat got to you. Mention of the Indians makes us think of a girl whom we both know. Many years ago, her husband took her to Chicago to see the Indians play the White Sox. Imagine the let-down when she learned they weren't real Indians. Somebody (no name signed) clipped a couple of items out of recent columns referring to those great Cubs. There is a printed notation: "Frankly, I'm Bewildered." Don't let it bother you, pal. You'll be more bewildered before the season is over. Wow! Denny Conway bowled a 686 series in the Mixed League with games of 225 - 206 - 255. That Mixed League must be right down Denny's alley. We are Retting requests to run notices two or three times. AN UNLUCKY BUC - Mark Bankord (L) gets a good view of a Warrior steal as Steve Kasprzyk scoops up the ball. Steve scored 9 points in the McHenry victory over the Belvidere Bucs last Friday night. STAFF PHOTO-W AYNE GAYLORD SOPHOMORE"A" W L 1. Crystal Lake 10 3 2. Libertyville 10 3 3. Lake Forest 9 4 4. Barrington 8 5 5. McHenry 7 6 6. Zion Benton 6 7 7. North Chicago 6 7 8. Dundee 6 7 9. Mundelein 3 10 10. Crown 1 12 SOPHOMORE "B" 1 Barrington 9 2 2. Crystal Lake \ 9 2 3. Libertyville 8 3 4. Zion Benton 5 2 5. Dundee 4 6 6. McHenry 3 8 7. Crown '3 8 8. Lake Forest 1 7 9. Mundelein 0 2 JUNIOR VARSITY 1. Libertyville 12 1 2. McHenry 9 3 3. Crystal Lake 8 4 4. Barrington 7 3 5. Zion Benton 5 4 6. Crown 4 6 7. Lake Forest 3 6 8. Mundelein 1 7 9. Dundee 1 9 10. North Chicago 0 3 FRESHMEN "A" < 1. Crystal Lake 11 2 2. North Chicago 10 3 3. Zion Benton 9 3 4. Lake Forest 9 4 5. Crown 5 6 6. Dundee 5 6 7. McHenry 5 8 8. Mundelein 2 9 9. Barrington 2 10 10. Libertyville 2 11 FRESHMEN "B" 1. North Chicago 10 3 2. Crystal Lake 9 4 3. Libertyville 8 5 4. Zion-Benton 7 3 5. Dundee 6 4 6. McHenry 6 7 7. Lake Forest 5 7 8. Barrington 4 5 9. Crown 2 9 10. Mundelein 1 8 Have a Heart! That's like p r i n t i n g y e s t e r d a y ' s newspaper. Think we will start a Sports Calendar. We aim to please-- within reason. Eddie Bimbo, exCub, Ex Sox fan has switched to the Baltimore Orioles. He's going to be a man without a country one of these, days. Anyhow, he can't come back to the Sox Fan Club. No Way! TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE March 6,1975 Sindy Rudolph 222, 155, 145- 522; D. Hiller 170, 159, 152-481; D. Roberts 168, 159, 152-481; M. Wakitsch 155, 159, 153-467; A. Ritter 163, 164-467; B. Het- termann 179, 164-464; M. Harmon 153, 163-463; K. Bradley 188; E. Krause 184; M. Smith 182; C. May 182; L A. Smith 175; F. Krabbenhoft 167; F. May 167; C. Tancredi 166; D. Morte'll 165; P. Hiller 165; E. Rad 163; E. Schaefer 160; M.E. ANNUAL ST. PATS. & ST. JOE'S POLKA DANCE V.F.W. HALL • MCHENRY SAT. MARCH 15-9:00 P.M. TIL ? MUSIC BY THE "POLKA LADS" • Sandwiches Available • Door Prizes (DONATION >2.00) THE WEDNESDAY BANK As Ready To Serve You On Wednesday As Any Of The Six Days We're Open. THE FIRST \ATIOWL IIWK OF >lrllK\HV 3814 West Tim Street • McHenry, Il l inois 60050 THAT EXTRA INCH -- Steve Koerber 6'4 gets the shot away, over the reach of the 6'3 center Ron Vetter of the Bucs. Koerber led the Warriors with 30 points, 14 of them were from the free throw line. Other Warriors in photo are Marty Zeller (50) and Steve Kasprzyk (14). STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The final basket is a 2 pointer by Marty Zeller to give the Warriors an 80-60 Regional win. Marty scored 26 points in the title game. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Freund 159; L. Noel 150; P Schmitt 150. ' R.R. Converted: D. Roberts 2-7-10; C. Adair 5-7; L Miller 2- 7-10. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 2-25-75 Mary Beth Fuchs 176-213-554; Cammy Gaylord 204-510; Doris Diedrich 177-463; Claire Rosing 453; Carolyn Law 445; Nadine Larkin 175-487; Dar Michelsen 443; Judy Counley 420; Martie Raasch 462; Janet Flicek 463; Adeline Pedersen 459; Dot tie Becker 417; R.R.: Sharon Nye - 3-7-10; Dottie Becker 6-7-10. March 5 Barb Weber 446; Bea Meath 461; Nadine Larkin 454; Mary Granger 463; Doris Diedrich 453; Dar Michelsen 437; Janet Flicek 184-473; Adeline Pedersen 427. R.R.: Bea Meath 3-8-10. Denny Conway: Edgetown - Mixed League - 225-206-255-686. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS i£i § st»i t}u> rfw [O/l m 1214 N. Green St., McHenry A REGIONAL WIN - the third in the last 4 years, and as Warrior fans shout we're number 1, Kenne Ludwig and Steve Kasprzyk display the trophy. Looking on are Coach Ken Ludwig and Assistant Coach El Partenheimer. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD TUES. MIDNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7P.M. J Petrov 500-198-172; F. Thorson 450-183; B. Fontana 444-175-153; L. DeHaan 443-169- 155; C. Babineau 420-144. High Games: M. Schulz 157; D. Johnson 164. Conversions: F. Dockham 1- 2-7; 1-3-10. McHENRYTEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE 3-5-75 47.5-32.5 Riverrats Movers Flipflops Galaxy Almosts 4 Hookers 2 Blc's Fearsome 4 47-33 44-36 39.5-40.5 39-41 38-42 35-45 30-50 44756 44654 44934 44414 43980 44176 42561 44169 Those who raised averages this week are: Ron Glawe, 480, Amy Street. 477; Luz Sch meigelt rolled a 170 for a 428; and Linda Exline went up 2 pins by rolling a 358. Betty Thomp­ son showed extra skill when she picked up the 5 7 two times plus the 5-7-9 splits. Congratulations to all. REGISTRATION The Johnsburg Pigtail league drafting in registration for tryouts at Bush school in Johnsburg. March 15 at 10 a.m. for the 13-16 years olds; 11 a.m. for the 10-12 year olds; and at noon for the 7 to 9 year olds. NORTH SUBURBANCONFERENCE BASKETBALLFINAL 3-4-75 Team W L Pts. Opp's 1. Zion Benton 13 0 880 634 2. McHenry 12 1 8% 718 3. Libertyville 7 6 698 718 4. North Chicago 7 6 847 774 5. Barrington 7 6 688 687 6. Crystal Lake 6 7 713 687 7. Lake Forest 5 8 762 828 8. Mundelein 4 9 791 919 9. Crown 2 11 718 840 10. Dundee 1 12 713 883 SCORERS Name Team F.G. FT. Total Del Yarbrough N.C. 116 38 270 Steve Koerber McH 96 56 248 Bill Orlowski L.F. 82 62 226 Danny Mack Z.B. 97 27 221 Pete Geisser Mun. 94 25 213 Dale Bernahrd Cr. 67 72 208 John Tichy Bar. 84 38 206 Mike McWeeney L.F. 76 48 200 Max Kipfer Dun. 85 30 200 Terry Barrett N.C. 90 18 198 Greg Boyle Mun. 78 41 197 Sam Mosolino C.L. 63 43 169 Marty Zeller McH 66 19 151 Steve Zoellicke C.L. 56 34 146 Mark Mieszala Lib. 42 61 145 Butch Monaghan Z.B 52 38 142 Derek Underwood Z.B. 61 15 137 Bob Erickson Lib. 55 23 134 John Sorby Mun. 50 30 130 Jay Trager Dun. 55 19 129 , Tom Stark McH 48 32 128 Steve Kasprzyk McH 52 23 127 Mark Schroeder Lib. 47 22 116 Scott Jensen Bar. 46 23 115 Rod Clinkscales N.C. 49 11 109 Tom Tunnicliff Lib. 41 23 107 Bruce Beth Cr. 36 28 100 Chris Hayes Z.B 40 16 % Jeff Wroga Cr. 27 40 94 Kenne Ludwig McH 38 18 94 A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners-Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trail on New Aids Try Before You Buy! 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Historically stores, lending in­ stitutions, and credit card com­ panies have often denied credit to applicants simply because they were women This is now illegal Women applying for credit must now be judged, as male ap­ plicants are, on the basis of whether they have steady in­ comes and qualify in other respects as good credit risks The Fair Credit Billing Act assures new credit rights to all consumers If a consumer notifies a creditor about a computer error in the statement for his credit ac­ count, the creditor must respond within 30 days to the consumer's inquiry and must resolve the problem within 90 days. PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1975 Warriors Win By Dick Rabbitt Koerber, Zeller, Stark and machine was ready for another Coach Ken Ludwig's Kasprzyk all scoring. Kenne blast. In the final period the "Fighting Warriors" won the Ludwig picked up his third foul blast came loud and clear. With Belvidere regional last Friday with 1:30 remaining in the Koerber and Zeller, doing the night when they defeated the period. Radar Reilly, came off rebounding on one end of the host school 80 to 60. It was the the bench and quickly added court and hitting basket after third regional championship in two ^baskets to close out the basket on the other end, the the past four years for the ""scoring in the initial period. Warriors gradually began to Warriors, and puts them in the In the second period the Pu ' | away- With split timing on Rockford Jefferson Sectional Warrior machine slowed down their passes, accurate shooting, where they meet Harlem of a bit, due to the deliberate play an(^ excellent rebounding, the Loves Park. ^ of the Bucs. Marty Zeller took McHenry five raced up and The Warriors wasted no time over and pumped in 8 points down the court and walked off getting on the scoreboard, as during the period. The big guy with a 80 to 60 win. Koerber's free throw at 7:48 put was really hitting those 15 ^ was a happy group of the Warriors ahead to stay fpr footers much to the joy of the Warriors and fans who the night. Kasprzyk added two Warrior fans. gathered at courtside, when the more charity tosses seconds The Warriors walked off at championship trophy was later, and the Warrior machine intermission leading 40 to 30. presented. The gym rocked was getting' into high gear. The outmanned Bucs, winners when the old familiar chant Forcing the Bucs to play their of only 2 games all year, really was sung "WE'RE NUMBER style of game, the Warriors ran put up a fight and the shooting- 1 And indeed the Warriors and shot their way to a 26 to 12 of Bill Bankford kept them in were number one in the first quarter lead. the ball game. Belvidere tourney. The offensive display by the The third period was a little Coach Lee Witt of Belvidere Warrior guards on Tuesday more of the same. With Zeiler, had nothing but praise for the night, forced the Buc defense to Koerber, and Reilly all scoring, Warriors. He said, "We tried come out and challenge them, the Warriors went into the final ver>' hard, but they were just leaving the big men Koerber stanza with a 54 to 42 lead. to° good for us'. Twenty-two and Zeller free to roam un- The tempo of the game began other coaches will verify that derneath. And roam they did to to pick up in the closing statement. The win leaves the the tune of 30 and 26 pts. minutes of the third period, and Warriors with a 23 and 4 record, respectively it was ovidont that the Warrior ar ,d they meet Harlem on Total: 23 14 24 60 McH 26 14 14 26 80 Bel 12 18 12 18 60 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDING McHenry fg ft Pf tp Zeller 10 6 3 26 Stark , 2 0 3 4 Koerber 8 14 2 30 K. Ludwig 0 2 4 2 Kasprzyk 3 3 3 9 Reilly 4 1 3 9 Stine 0 0 2 0 T. Ludwig J 0 0 0 0 Totals: « 27 26 20 80 Belvidere fg ft Pf tp Gill 0 1 1 1 Flemming 6 2 2 14 Bankford 12 6 3 39 D. Shattock - 3 2 3 8 Buckman 0 0 3 0 R. Shattock 1 2 5 4 Vetter 0 0 4 0 Barr 1 1 3 3 Tuesday night at the Rockford Jefferson Sectional. I hope by the time you read this, that again the Warriors will be in the finals on Friday, /