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PAGE • - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAV MAY ». 1K5 McHENRY'S GIRL'S TRACK TEAM. The team members are students of both East and West campus. Their conference record has not been released as yet but the team placed sixth out of twelve teams entered in the Lake Forest Invitational. Sitting 1-r are Stephanie Pitel, Sandy Schau, Chris Gerhardt, Kathy Rogers, Cathy Connell, Sandy Peterson, Patti Smith-manager, Terri Wilson and Karen Freund. Standing are Karen Day, Rarb Savignani, Michelle Peterson, Diane Eschner, Linda Vick, Maureen Hall, Nancy Peterson, Dee Amato, Monica Haley, Rondi Cunat, Colleen Tranberg, Betsy Duel, Suzanne Peterson and Coach Linda Elliott. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASEBALL RESULTS VARSITY Team W L Zion Benton 11 0 Mundelein . 10 3 Libertyville 9 2 McHenry 9 4 Barrington 6 5 Crystal Lake 5 6 North Chicago 4 10 Vaudeville At Third Base Hebron's third baseman LeGoo does a double take as he appears amazed at the dance routine of base runner Ray Williams and umpire Ken Slinko. Actually, LeGoo has just received the throw from the outfield and Williams has an easy triple and the ump is taking a good look in case of a close play. The Warriors won this final game of the district tourney to capture the championship. Last Saturday they lost to Barrington in the regional. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Lake Forest Crown Dundee 8 10 13 "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. After piling sports page copy into our basket for Line-o-type Helen, she asked, "Is that it?" Told her all that was left was to write a column and asked her for some ideas. i "You could write about your garden," said little Helen. So. Our asparagus bed is coming along nicely. Rhubarb is back. Our 4x4 strawberry bed is blooming. We watch 'em every day. back when was com- another one Remember way one sport season pleted before started? Now they overlap come winter, summer, spring or fall. Many seasons are too long in our way of thinking, but each one is out to grab an extra buck. We hardly know our old West side stamping grounds anymore. This week another life long West Sider, Lisle Bassett, was called from this earth. Lisle's grandpa and grand­ ma Bassett and his parents lived on Main St., when we were young sprouts. Bassett is a respected name in the history of McHenry. It seemed that Lisle and his wife spent many happy days in his retirement. As Grandma Freund used to say, "Now he has gone to a better place." Jim McAndrews called at the Plaindeaelr office Wednesday morning looking bouncy after his bout with illness. You might get a spirited Irishman like Jim down, but you can't count him out. Sports writers are a fickle lot. They sang the praises of the Cubs until they slipped in a couple of games. Wow! Those same writers were ready to bury the team. Not very loudly, but even S.I.H. had to admit that the North Siders were playing good, aggressive baseball. Over their heads? Maybe. If our Sox had the same record, you would hear some noise from this corner. But, the season is young and hopefully our boys can turn it around before we have to say "Wait 'til next year." If this rain doesn't let up, we never will get at our yard work. Ken Diedrich was asking about our garden. Who told him? Help! Wayne Gaylord takes a flock of sports pictures, but has had NEW CASE 10 thru 16 h.p Compact Tractor "Built like the BIG ONES! 9 9 Case compacts offer the same precision engineer­ ing, performance, durability and service as big Case farm and construction tractors. And, yard work is fun again! Mow a velvet carpet 38 to 48 inches wide -- rototill big garden plots clear long drives of packed snow in no time. One lever provides positive control of both direction and speed with Case hydraulic drive. TEST-DRIVE ONE TODAY Just for the FUN of it Geo. P. Freund, !nc, 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry, III. Ph: 385-0420 J I Case ATenneco Company some trouble getting people to come in to identify those in the pictures. One organization sends us pictures from time to time with no names. No names - no way are they going on the sports page. THINKING BACK - It was back in the days when men wore garters. We dressed up in a new suit and drove to Crystal Lake where we strolled along the platform waiting for a train to take us to Chicago. Thought we were getting a lot of looks from the waiting crowd, but thought they must be admiring our new suit. It wasn't until we boarded the train that we discovered one pant leg hiked up and caught in our garter. Broncs Do It Again! Beat Warriors 7-1 Thinclads Close Out Fine Season With Win Over Crystal Lake Well the Barrington Broncos did it again to our Warriors, when they defeated them Tuesday 7 to 1 at Barrington. The Broncos jumped off to 7 runs in the first two innings and that was enough, as the Warriors picked up their only run rh the top of the third. Tommy Ludwig went the distance and took the loss. The Warriors now stand at 18 and 6 for the season. MCHENRY BASEBALL Christy 2b 4 0 1 Wickenkamp 3b 3 0 1 Ludwig P 4 0 0 McCafferty If 3 0 2 Jaskowiak lb 3 0 0 VanKanegan cf 3 0 0 Damiani ss 1 0 0 Urbanski rf 3 0 0 Wakistch c 3 1 1 McHenry 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Barr. 4 3 0 0 0 0 4 name pos ab r h McHenry Country Club A member-guest day was held at the club on Sunday, May 18th. Approximately 120 members and guests played golf and enjoyed a delicious buffet supper afterwards. Blind bogey winners for the day were M. Sobacki who was a guest of member Jim Gillette. In second place was Jim Gillette, followed by A. Skifano, a guest of Larry Piklar, and finishing fourth was Jack Pepping, a guest of Ron Wilkins. On Sunday, May 25 and Monday the 26th, the Memorial Day Tournament will be held. This will be a four man team event and winners will be determined by the point system. The first round of the Directors Tournament will start on June 1. Members, you still have time to sign up for this event. Word has it mat Tom Bolger had a 39 on the first nine last Saturday, which really shook up the long hitters in the foursome. However, Tom relaxed a little on the back nine much to the relief of his op­ ponents. MCHS Netters Shut Out Mundelein And Wauconda Teams Mercury found magnetic field. to have By Dick Rabbitt Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High tennis team shut out two opponents last week. They defeated Mundelein 5 to 0, and came back and beat Wauconda 9 to 0. The netters ended up with a record of 12 wins and 6 losses for the season. McHenry vs. Mundelein SINGLES Terry Reilly, McH vs Chris Granner, Mund. 6-2 6-2. Jeff Boyer, McH vs Geoff Butler, Mund. 6-2 6-3. Greg Worm, McH vs Rick Lindquist, Mund 6-0 6-0 DOUBLES Kenne Ludwig and Randy Blankhorn, McH vs Tom Amsler and Ted Jorgenson, Mund 6-2 6-0. Joe Johnson and Craig Smith, McH vs Paul Dughi and Jeff Jurs, Mund 6-1 5-7 7-6. 5th straight Dual Victory, and 7th of the last eight. FINAL SCORE: McHenry 5 - Mundelein 0. TEAM RECORDS: All Matches - Won -11 Lost -6. Conference Won-4 Lost -5. McHenry vs Wauconda SINGLES Terry Reilly, McH vs Tom Monday, Wau 6-0 6-0. Jeff Boyer, McH vs Ken Kannenberg, Wau 6-2 6-4. Matt Schuster, McH vs Audry Steiner, Wau 6-4 6-3. Sean Thomas, McH vs Eric Burns, Wau 6-1 6-2. Bill Hurckes, McH vs Paul Thacker, Wau 6-1 6-2. DOUBLES Kenne Ludwig and Randy Blankenhorn, McH vs Tom Monday and Ken Kannenberg, Wau 6-0 6-4. Joe Johnson and Craig Smith, McH vs Kurt Bennett and Curt Raymond, Wau 6-1 6-2. Steve Knor and Dan Mc- Cafferty, McH vs John West- man and Bill Eagan, Wau 6-2 6- 2. First Varsity match in singles for sophomores Sean By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High track squad closed out a very successful season on Monday as they whipped Crystal Lake 79 to 52 in a dual meet at McHenry. Brett Decker winning the shot and discus, and Loren Klap- perich winning the 220 and 440 were the meets only double winners. In a rare occasion both 880 relays teams were disqualified, for taking the baton beyond the passing zone. It was a fun meet for the Warriors as the coaching staff juggled the lads into various events for a little variety in the last meet of the season. John Mclnerney didn't run the mile, as Coach Scott trying to build up his speed for the coming state finals this weekend, en­ tered John in the 880 and 440. In the frosh-soph meet the Tigers won by a score of 63 to 58, giving the locals their first defeat of the season. Both Warrior squads finished the season with 12 and 1 records. VARSITY MtHenry vs Crystal Lake 440 Relay: Crystal Lake 45.6. 2 Mile: Moller, C.L. 10:31.5, Oakley, McH, Pepping, McH. Shot: Decker, McH 45' 7>/4", Rode, McH, 43' 9", Gustofson, C.L. 43' V4". 120 H.H.: Peaco, C.L 16.7, Freund, C.L. and Stine, McH. 100 Yd: Angston, C.L. 10.8, Klapperich, McH and Dodge, McH. Long Jump: Useman , McH, 19' IV4", Angelos, CI. and Andrae, C.L. 880 Run: Jablonski, McH, 2.07.9, Mclnerney, McH and Collins, C.L. 880 Relay: - Disqualified High Jum: Peaco, C.L. 5' 8", Peterson, McH and Meyer, C.L. Discus: Decker, McH, 131' 7", Hansen, McH, and Janowiak, McH. 440 Dash: Klapper, McH, 52.8, Freund, C.L. and Talbot, McH. Pole Valut: Hansen, McH, 13' 0", Anderson, C.L. and Weber, McH. 330 Lows: Nuss, McH, 36' 8", Dshida, McH. and McNel, C.L. Triple Jump: Rode, McH 36' 8", Peaco, C.L. and Decker, McH. Mile: Moller, C.L. 4:55.7, Oakley, McH. and Collins, C.L. 220 Dash: Klapperich, McH, 23.7 Useman, McH and Meyer, C.L. Mile Relay: Crystal Lake TOTALS: Lake-52. McHenry-79 Crystal SOPHOMORES 440 yd Relay: McHenry 49.0 2 Mile: Linne, McH, 11:27.5, Duggan, C.L. 11:51.4 and Schultz, McH 12:02. 120 High Hurdles; Strelcheck, C.L., 17.5, Schiller,,"" McH, •and Reinboldt, McH 18.6. ^ 100 Yd Dash: Amstrom, C.L., 10.7, Useman, McH. 11.0 and Markstein, C.L. High Jump: Ray, C.L, 5'2", Johnson, C.L. 5'. 880 Yd Run: Travis, McH, 2:15.5, Hubbard, C.L. 2:16.4 and Alcott, C.L. 2:17.6. Shot: Albrecht, C.L. 43 1", Reinboldt, McH, 42' and Johnson, C.L. 39'9M>". 880 Yd Relay: McHenry 1:42.8. 440 Yd Dash: Weingart, McH 57.2, Oakley, McH, 57.9 and Andrea, C.L. 58.4. Pole Vault: Loitz, C.L. 10'6", D. Blasi, McH, 9' and Doshal, McH 9'. Discus: Johnson, C.L. 105.8 , Andrae, C.L. 102.1 and Albrecht, C.L. 95'3". 330 Low Hurdles: Reinboldt, McH, 105.8, Anstelecheck, C.L. 45.9 and Schiller, McH 46.0. 1 Mile Run: Linnane, McH 5; 10.3, Hubbard, C.L. 5:21.9 and Schultz, McH 5:34.2, 220: Angston, C.L. 25.5, Markstin, C.L. 25.5, and Shoopman, McH, 26.7. Mile Relay: McHenry 3.55. TOTALS: Crystal McHenry-58. Lake-63 More About And Driving Horses Events Another event which proved its worth was a driving day put on by the Mid-West Carriage and Driving Club at Sugerbrick Thomas and Bill Hurck«£_All^ Farms in Lake Zurich, Illinois, singles players are juniors or Demonstrations were sophs. presented on how to break a FIANL SCORE: Wauconda 0 McHenry 9 horse to drive leading up to an actual first time hitching of a young American Saddlebred. Members of the Club brought horses and rigs in order to give novices a chance to drive a horse with an experienced driver sitting beside him. Arabians, Morgans, Stan- TEAM RECORDS: All Mat­ ches Won-12 Lost-6. Sports Calendar McHenry High Tennis Sixth In North Suburban Meet Enjoy your home more with a Bilco Basement Door \ Whether you're going to build a new home or stay in your present one, a Bilco Door will help you to enjoy it more. It makes your basement just as convenient and useful as the rest of your house -- easy to furnish and safe for your family's enjoyment. If your home was built without an outside basement door, adding one now will open up a whole extra floor of valuable space. Space for recreation, hobbies and storage. Bulky articles move directly in and out; no tracking through upstairs rooms. As a replacement for a wooden door, the rugged all- steel Bilco Door will add beauty and value to your home -- while paying for itself by saving repair costs. fsJg f5)r 9 1 dl fUO el/a} 1 n 1 Stop in and see our display. We'll give you free literature on how to do it. Or, suggest a man to do it for you. f _L 1 ALEXANDER LUMBER 909 North Front St McHeniy 385-1424 ATTENTION!! All Wonder Lake teenage boys from 13 to 15. SATURDAY, May 24, is the date to register for the Wonder Lake Boys Baseball Teener League, at 1 p.m. at Christ the King field. Tryouts will be held at the same time. If you plan to play baseball this year, be Sure to be there! Any questions? Call Don Crook at 653-4800. Army training. to give women rifle By Dick Rabbitt McHenry's Jeff Boyer drew the number one seeded Stewart Jackson and lost 6-0 6-0 match. Number 2 singles Terry Reilly seeded No. 3 defeated Ron Jones of Dundee 6-4 6-4 after receiving a first round bye in Conference meet. Terry lost a hard fought set match to No. 2 seeded Todd Johnson of Crystal Lake 2-6 6-4 5-7. In number No. 3 singles Greg Worm lost to Jess Smith of Libertyville 6-3 6-1. In doubles action Kenne Ludwig and Randy Blankenhorn defeated Tom Amsler and Paul Dughi of Mundelein 6-0 6-2. In the second round they lost to the number No. 1 seeded team of Pat Miller and Jay Olson of Barrington 6-0 6-3. Joe Johnson and Craig Smith were upset by Dundee's Steve Bryer and Doug Morrison 7-5 6- 3. Conference standings are computed on the tourney and Ine results of conference dual matches. Barrington Libertyville Lake Forest Crystal Lake Dundee McHenry Zion Benton Crown Mundelein North Chicago 82 72 60 48 35 27 19 18 5 2 $895 (8' x 16') Do-It-Yourself Unit With Complete Installation Instructions ENJOY YOUR PATIO YEAR-ROUND Do-lt-Yourself Units Available in 5 Sizes CUSTOM DESIGNED and INSTALLED ENCLOSURES AVAILABLE * ENHANCE APPEARANCE • INCREASE HOME VALUE WINTER STORAGE AREA dardbreds, Saddlebreds, ponies and some crossbred horses were used in the teaching session. The conc< pt was so well received thut this type of event will probably become an an­ nual one. With the Bi­ centennial at our door it is certain that there will be an even greater interest in antique vehicles. The driver-collector is going to have this day in the sun with all the parades and historical oriented programs that will be enhanced by horse drawn vehicles. The Milk Day horse show held in connection with Har­ vard Milk Day on June 7th will present an antique carriage exhibition before the afternoon performance of the horse show. This is an open event with no entry fee that is strictly for the entertainment of the audience and the pleasure of the local driving buff. We hope that you will join us at the Milk Day Horse Show and share in a little glimpse of a by-gone era that hasn't quite disappeared from the scene. Horse show class list are available through the following horse show sponsors. In Har­ vard at Ralston Purina, Ray Goodall Hardward and Farm Store and Richardsons Pharmacy. In Woodstock at Mr. Donut, and in Marengo at Jackson's Farm Store. For more detailed information contact Suzanne Koerner 19113 Streit Rd., Harvard or John Coates, Box 333, Harvard, 60033. If you are interested in exhibiting an Antique Vehicle at the horse show contact Suzanne Koerner no later than 1 week before the horse show. For other information regar­ ding call the Milk Day Office on Front Street 943-4514. -or FREE Estimate At Your Home Call Today (815) 459-1660 CLIFF KLOSE 21 Years Experience Rain or Shine, the picnic goes I1|_ , on under a FPATTO-COVER - SCREEN ROOM CARPORT - BOAT PORT CRYSTAL LAKE AWNING & WINDOW FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS >1 1214 N. Green St., McHenry