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DOWN Fun-To-Drive 1. Go dressy. ACROSS 2. 3. Loaded with value. CORRECT ANSWER PRESENTED MAY 8 PAYTOM CHEVROLET HWY 31 SOUTH PH. 385-2100 1975. The year of the Cub Cadet; 6 new models for 1975, 8 to 16 HP New quiet, "^because of sound- deadening iso-mounts and acousticallydesigned metal sheeting. New Maintenance Minder tells you when service is needed. The same lab- tested automotive-type transmission that withstood 15 years of normal use. 50 different attachments. Choose from 3 hydrostatic drive models, or 3 gear drive models. All with easy- starting, fuel stingy engines. Make 1975 your year for a^ib Cadet. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER GEORGE P. FREUND, INC. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry Phone 385-0420 „ So I Hear . Super Papa Burger „ Basket % [All of Our Baskets Feature Tangy Cole Slaw and I |Crispy French Fries. A Delicious Meal in Itself'.! THUR.-FRI.-SAT.-SUN. MAY 1-4 ONLY REMEMBER . . . CONEY DAY is every JUES. ONLY 19^ SPORTS EDIT0RJ SHARP SHOOTERS - The McHenry police department combat shooting team captured the first place trophy in a recent shoot-out against the Smoke n' Gun Highlanders on April 20. The teams fired the standard police combat course and the local force members won 456.4 to 445.6. High shooter of the match was Dave Norin of the Highlanders with a 96.4 score. Mike Schrank, second from right is presenting trophy to McHenry. L-r are Sgt. Greg Burg, Bob Winters, William Fitzgerald, Gary Wigman and Duane Lang. At far right is Dave Norin. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Kaneland Knights Repeat As Relay Champions Here Friday Before we got inside the door at the Longhorn, we heard the Thompson boys, Buz and George, greeting us. The Cubs had won again. Happiness! Met the Eddie Zenders for a couple of jolly greetings. Eddie did some great boat racing and promoting in these parts for several years. He has a few years age on us, but looks mighty healthy. When he started telling about all the exercise he gets, we thought it was time to move on before the little woman got any ideas about what we should do. After watching Stan Bahnsen pitch for the Sox, one can only conclude that the management shipped out some of the wrong men. CITY SIGHTS - Lee Cooney riding a bicycle up Richmond Road, with Carol jogging along beside him . Reminds us of the story of an Indian riding a pony along the trail, wife walking beside him, and being asked, "How come your wife isn't riding?" "She got no pony", was the reply. Those White Sox players, Stone, Swisher and Frailing are making the Cubs look mighty good. Have had only one reply to our mention about so many good young people being willing to work and unable to find jobs. This one wasn't good. The man Wants help-- yard work and lawn mowing. No way would we print his name since--- since he has been the victim of vandalism. We would give the name to one of those "good Kids" we mentioned-- if he wants this kind of work. Guess we didn't do so famously with our employment try. Maybe we should turn to advice to the lovelorn. A man consulted a doctor. "I've been misbehaving. Doc, and my conscience is troubling me," he complained. "And you want something that will strengthen your willpower?" asked' the doctor. "Well, no," said the fellow. "I was thinking of something that would weaken my con­ science." AND SO IT GOES: Gene Schaefer says, "Get rid of Stan Bahnsen" (White Sox pitcher)-- Harold Freund, the painter man, says, "It's a long season. Stick with 'em (the Sox)". -- Tom Murphy says, "Go-Go Sox". Cub fans have had their say in this column, but we'll give them more space. »-AGE 6 - ^LAINDEALER-WEDFESDAY, APRIL 30, 1975 WALSH' Forest, McHenry, Wheaton, Rochelle - 3:34.4. Shot Put - Kaneland, Wheaton, Lake Forest, McHenry, Rochelle - i9'll>/2". Discus - McHenry, Wheaton, Kaneland, Rochelle, Lake Forest - 518'2". 2 Mile Relay - Lake Forest, McHenry, Wheaton, Woodstock, Kaneland - 8:29.4. Long Jump - McHenry, Rochelle, Wheaton, Kaneland, Woodstock - 76'2M>". 100 yd. Dash - Wheaton, Kaneland, Marengo, Wood­ stock, Rochelle - 10.5. High Jump - Kaneland, Rochelle, J Marengo, Cary Grove, Woodstock - 22'11". Soph L.H. - Kaneland, Stevenson, McHenry, Rochelle, Wheaton - 1:42. Var L.H. - Kaneland, McHenry, Grayslake, Lake Forest, Wheaton - 1:38.2. 880 Relay - Rochelle, Kaneland, McHenry, Wheaton, Marengo - 1:37.7. Pole Vault - Kaneland, McHenry, Lake Forest, Woodstock, Marengo - 46'6". TEAM TOTALS 1. Kaneland 114 2. McHenry 87 3. Lake Forest 65 4. Rochelle 59 5. Wheaton 50 6. Woodstock 24 7. Marengo 13 8. Grayslake 12 9. Stevenson 8 10. Cary Grove 4 Blackhawk Appaloosa Horse Show May 11 The Blackhawk Appaloosa Horse Club is having its eighth annual open all breed horse show. The show is being sponsored by the youth in order to earn money for year end awards. Blackhawk is a non­ profit making organization. The open Youth All Breed Show will be held Sunday, May 11 8a.m. at Stoneridge Farm in Dundee. The farm located at »•»»»»» Randall Road and Binnie Road. The show will be held rain or shine for there is an indoor These hollering females who are listed as singers on TV programs are too much. Can't understand what they are saying so down goes the volume on the hearing aid. Paid another visit to that place we call the "German Restaurant". (We have our own name since we never can remember Gasthaus Lorelei or can't spell it). Anyhow, Mrs. Gasthaus is trying to teach us to say such things as apple sn-r-oo-d-1. How the heck can an Irishman twist his tongue around those kraut names? arena. There will be a trophy and six ribbons for each class. There are six high point trophies. Classes are broken into three age divisions. The food booth will serve food all day. For further in­ formation call Anita Rhoton at 815-385-3840 or Barbara Galvin at 312-428-5580. Sports Calendar It is sign-up time for American Legion baseball players. Call Joe Stanek 385- 5055 or Bud Williams 385-8654. All members of the Teenage Softball League and anybody wishing to enter a team should call Bernie Klapperich, 497- 3325. AiW PICKUPS: Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a good car­ penter to build one. -Sam Rayburn Sign in a cluttered, old fashioned hardware store: "We've got it if we can find it". IN FLIGHT .... goes John Borhoeft, a sophomore on the McHenry Varsity pole vault team as he clears 11 feet. Teammate George Hansen cleared 12' 6" to lead the Warrior team to a second place finish. Kaneland captured the first place spot. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHenry High Wins First Sophomore Invitational Tennis Tournament By Dick Rabbitt McHenry's Frosh-Soph tennis squad won the first Annual Frosh-Soph Tennis Tourney Saturday in a con­ vincing manner. Coach Toby Scott's boys won first and second places in both singles and doubles. The other seven teams knew which team won the trophy when they left, but just a few McHenry fans, and relatives were on hand to witness the two championship matches which saw Dave Wilkey defeat teammate Steve Williams 10 to 7 for the singles championship. In the doubles championship, sophomores Billy Hurckes and Jim Dawson defeated freshmen Mike Gende and Phil Kent 10 to 8. In route to the singles championship, Wilkey defeated Wolf of Stevenson 10 to 7. Cyagan of Mundelein 10-2. Dee of Cary Grove 10-6, and Williams of McHenry 10-7. Hurckes and Dawson defeated Konitzer and Jacobs of Crown 10-7 (On Thursday in a dual me£t Konitzer and Jacobs won this match), Marian Central Spring Program Simmons and Latz of Mun­ delein 10-5, and Phil Kent and Mike Gende of McHenry 10-8. Each advancement in the championship round in both singles and doubles won a one point victory. In the single consolation bracket each point was worth >/2 point. SCORING 1. McHenry 14 2. Cary Grove 5 3. Mundelein 4 4. Crown 3>/2 5. Lake Zurich 2»2 5. Stevenson 212 7. Oswego 2 8. Marian Central '/2 ZeeBees Defeat Warrior The Zion Benton ZeeBee s, behind the one hit pitching of Butch Monaghan, defeated the McHenry Warriors 1 to 0 at Zion last Thursday. The lone run came in the second inning on a hit, sacrifice, and another hit. Mort VanKanegan was the only Warrior to get a hit off Monaghan. Tommy Ludwig was the loser, giving up 5 hits to the ZeeBees. Tomorrow night Marian Central will be at McCracken Field, and on Saturday the Warriors host North Chicago in a twin bill beginning at 10:30 a.m. iFIRST IN DOUBLES... Jim Dawson (L) and Bill Hurckes (R) are captured in action on their way to winning the doubles competition in the first annual McHenry Sophomore tennis tournament. The tourney was held at the West Campus court last Saturday. (STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD) This spring the athletic department of Marian Central Catholic High School has initiated a tennis program for the first time in the school's history. Seventeen boys are involved in the varsity and Frosh-Soph squads according to Coach Hans Rokus. "We are starting with basic fundamentals as most of the boys are very inexperienced. Only a couple of them have ever played in a competitive match." Another problem facing the young Hurricanes is lack of facilities. "We have no courts of our own so we have to use the City Park courts for the varsity and Olson Park for the Frosh- Soph and this has created some problems with having only one coach." stated Rokus. "However, the boys are working hard and are very enthusiastic." "the key to developing a sound program is to develop the underclassmen the next several years through an ex­ tensive summer program. At this stage the Frosh-Soph have shown a lot of improvement, whereas the Juniors have provided some fine leader­ ship." The Hurricanes dropped their first meet to powerful Marmion 5-0. But they came right back to record their first win ever with a 3-2 victory over West Suburban Catholic rival, Driscoll. The following make up the Hurricanes tennis roster: Varsity - Pat Stemper, Matt Hassett, John McGowan, John Conerty, Craig Mesch, John Idstein and Kevin Kelly. Frosh- Soph - Tom Carey, Pete Wilt, Mark Streit, Bruce David, Vern Musick, Mike O'Leary, Dough Schmitt, Todd Harrison, Greg Raab and Jeff Raab. EARL By Dick Rabbitt As expected Coach Ben Peterson's Kaneland Knights won the 10th Annual McHenry Relays last Friday night at McCracken Field. It was the Knights 5th straight McHenry crown. They totaled 114 pts to win easy over the McHenry Warriors who finished second with 87 pts. Six records were broken on a cool and windy night, four by Kaneland and two by Lake Forest. Hardly had the crowd of about 200 settled in their blankets and using everything imaginable to keep warm, than » the Lake Forest four mile relay i team started off the evening I with a new record in the time of * 18:46.3. Little did one know that * five more records were to be * broken on this chilly night. ' Our McHenry Warriors ' picked up two first place titles in winning the discus and long jump. * Results listing event, place ' and time or distance. * 4 Mile Relay - Lake Forest, ' W o o d s t o c k , M c H e n r y , Kaneland, Wheaton - 18:46.3. H.H. Shuttle - Lake Forest, * K a n e l a n d , G r a y s l a k e , •* McHenry, Rochelle - 69.5. Mile Relay - Kaneland, Lake BILL GEORGE, former Chicago Bear, attended the Bronco- Warrior baseball game at McCracken Field last week. Bill was here to watch his son, Leo, play first base for Barrington. Above, Bill adds his name to the lampshade that ^belongs to the Plaindealer photographer's Bear helmet lamp. When asked about the coming season, Bill thought the Bears would be contenders, especially with Jim Finks in the organization. By the way, the s o p on Bill's jacket stands for "some other place". (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS belt § Stal 1214 N. Green St.., McHenry ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 2214 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILLINOIS (815)385-9725 NOW OPEN AT 4705 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Automatic Car Wash noo ' GALAXY CAR WASH