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On The Sidelines by Dick Rabbitt The Warriors looked pretty good last Friday night when they defeated Dundee 18 to 13. The game was won down front, and the inexperienced Warrior line held their own against the big bad Cardunals. In fact they did more than hold their own, they wiped them out when it counted. This win has to give them confidence, and in athletics today that is what counts. 9 Coach Ken Swanson uses a formula for his linemen. MASS PLUS ACCELERATION EQUALS FORCE. It must work as his linemen literally tore apart the Cards last Friday night. Those orange footballs you see on the Warrior helmets are based on a point system designed by the coaching staff. Passing the physical fitness test on the opening day of practice. A fumble recovery, an intercepted pass, sacking the quarterback, scoring a T D. A key block on a T.D. Each member of the offensive line receives one if the team gets 200 yds in rushing. The defensive line receives one if they hold the opponents under 100 yds in rushing. Going along a football is received if a pass is knocked down behind the line of scrimmage. A blocked punt or P.A.T. If an individual rushes for over 100 yds, and if a passer has over 150 yds in completions. It is quite a system, the players love it, and it is quite an incentive. So far this season a lot of players are wearing orange footballs on their helmets. The J.V. squad won over Dundee Monday night at Dundee 20 to 6. This type of game gives younger players experience, as all of the players play at least a half, win or lose. These games are played on Mondays, and if you have the time I know the boys will appreciate you attending their games. The J.V.'s of today are the varsity of tomorrow. The "Running Warriors" won a big one last Thursday at West Campus. They defeated the defending champs Barrington by a score of 26 to 30. It broke a dual string composed by Barrington of 20 straight meets. Coach Hutch was quite pleased with his squad, and had nothing but praise for them. On Saturday they took the third place trophy at the Maine West Invitational. This was their best showing ever at the big meet, and they defeated such schools as Hinsdale Central and the states largest school LaGrange (the alma mater of Bill Day). Tomorrow is another big one at Crystal Lake. The Crystal Lake Invitational which gathers in some of the best schools in Northern Illinois. The golfers are off to a fine start, and Coach Cuda is well pleased with his young team. Most of the squad is made up of underclassmen, and they are really doing a bang up job. Didn't know S.I.H. got so involved in a football game until last Friday night. First he was too nervous to eat some of the goodies he provided for the gang in the press box. Then in the closing minutes of the tight ball game, he began to pace up and down the press box. It looks as if we are going to have to tie him down in the future. When the final gun went off, he had a smile a mile wide on his face. Must have been a football score I heard, I can't believe a baseball team got beat 22 to 0. ___ McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1975-76 Fall Sports Schedule MCHS Girls Field Hockey Team On The Ball This Fall The MCHS Girls 1975 Field Hockey Team is "on the ball" this Fall! They are practicing well and are looking forward to a very successful season. Coach Miss Morner says they look great. With twenty-one players on the team, thirteen of them are experienced retur­ ning players. The returning players are Seniors: Taina Olsen, center halfback, cap­ tain; Eileen Connell, left fullback, captain; Mary Elliott, left wing; Linda Lossmann, left inner; Ginny Lauer, right fullback; and Diane Eschner, center forward; Juniors: Janet McKinley, goalie; Joan Lingerr.an, right inner; Sophomores: GiGi Smith, left halfback; Lisa Olsen, right halfback; Tina LiCastro, halfback; Donna Lasko, for­ ward and Cathy Lauer, right wing, new girls representing McHenry are Seniors: Kathy Rogers, forward; Denise Hughes, goalie, forward; Jodie Gibson, forward; Junior: Anne Hickey, fullback; Sophomores: Jill Freund, halfbackCassie York, fullback; Deb Dercole, forward, and Janet Lienhard, forward. Watching these girls practice shows that they will have an outstanding season this year. The team works hard and shows great potential. This year the girls play twelve games and could possibly go to the State Tour­ nament. The schedule for the games is: Sept. 23 Tues.. Hoffman Est., There, 4:30. Sept 24 Wed., Lake Forest, Home, 4:30. Sept. 29 Mon., Marengo, there, 4:00. Oct. 1 Wed., Barrington, there, 4:30. Oct. 6 Mon., Crystal Lake, Home, 4:30. Oct. 8 Wed., Dundee, Home, 4:30. Oct. 14 Tues., Woodstock, Home, 4:30. Oct. 15 Wed., Lake Forest, There, 4:30. Oct. 20 Mon., Antioch, Home, 4:30. Oct. 22 Wed., Barrington, Home, 4:30. Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, IHSA District. Nov. 7-8, IHSA Sectional. . Nov. 14-15, IHSA State. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS 10 TV Codes: FB-Football CC-Cross Country SW-Swimming S-Sophomore GO-Golf Te-Tennis F-Freshmen Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time Sat-Sept. 20 FB S Libertyville L'Ville 12:00 Sat-Sept. 20 FB V Libertyville L'Ville 2:00 FB F-A&B Libertyville Home 9:00 cc F-S-V Grant-Crystal Lake Invit. Crystal Lk 9:30 Mon-Sept 22 - FB SoB-JV Libertyville Home 4:30 Mon-Sept 22 GO F-S-V Zion Home 3:30 Tue-Sept 23 GO F-S-V Antioch Antioch 4:30 Tue-Sept 23 Te V No. Chicago No. Chicago 4:30 SW V Woodstock Woodstock 4:30 FH V Hoffman Est. Hoffman Est 4:30 Wed-Sept 24 FH V Lk. Forest Home 4:30 Thur-Sept 25 NN VJV> Barrington Barrington 3:30 cc F-S-V Lk. Forest ff. A/lnm^nlain T Ir ITt A . OA Te V Barrington Home A. AL.L 4:30 Fri-Sept 26 FB S-V Mundelein Home 6:00 Sat-Sept 27 FB B-A&B Mundelein Mundelein 9:00 Sat-Sept 27 GO V Crown Invit. Crown 8:00 Mon-Sept 29 FB SoB-JV Mundelein Mundelein 4:30 Mon-Sept 29 FH V Marengo Marengo 4:00 Tue-Sept 30 Te V Crown Crown 4:30 GO F-S-V Crown Crown * 3:30 SW V Patriot Relays Stevenson 6:00 Wed-Oct 1 GO F-S-V Cary Grove Cary 3:30 FH V Barrington Barrington 4:30 Thur-Oct 2 GO F-S-V No. Chicago Home 3:30 cc F-S-V Antioch Antioch 4:30 Te V Libertyville Home 4:30 SW V Libertyville Home 4:30 Fri-Oct 3 Te V Antioch Antioch 4:30 Sat-Oct 4 FB S Crystal Lk. Crystal Lk. 12:00 FB V Crystal Lk. Crystal Lk. 2:00 FB F-A&B Crystal Lk. Home 9:00 cc V Peoria Invit. Peoria 11:00 Mon-Oct6 FB SoB-JV Crystal Lk. Home 4:30 GO V NSC Home 11:00 SW V WaukeganEast Home 4:30 FH V Crystal Lk. Home 4:30 f If you really want to see some action, come to the games and cheer the girls on to a winning season. By Eileen Connell .By John Smiley THE FIRST of three Na­ tional Geographic specials will be aired on PBS Octo­ ber 28th. The show will ex­ plore the interior of the humon body. By using fi­ brous filaments that act as lenses, photographers will take viewers on a swallow­ ing trip down the esopha­ gus to the stomach. Also included on the show will be X-ray films of a person eating a candy bar. View­ ers will witness the sweets slipping down the gullet. AFTER twenty years. "Gunsmoke" has been dropped. But, for lovers of this modern classic, there will be ample opportunity to re-see Marshall Matt do his thing. Reruns will go on a n d o n . I n a d d i t i o n , 5 2 episodes of the original radio "Gunsmoke" have just gone into syndication. These star William Conrad, the original Marshall Dil­ lon. VIEWERS who enjoy both "The Rookies" and "Po­ lice Story" will have to play turn-about this sea­ son. The shows will be in McHenry Country Club By JohnBusscher Results of the second round of the Past-President's Tour­ nament played at the club on Sunday, Sept. 14. In Flight 1 shows Ron Waytula defeated Bill Jacobs, Art Jackson beat Paul Overton, Bill Funk over Tim Martin, and Hank Leisten beating Ed Bishoff. In Flight 2 Dick Warfield defeated Mo Domato, Tom Bartcn beat Jack Smith, Ralph Smith defeated Jack Smithson on the 19th hole and Bud Elbersen defeated Fred Ballstaldt. Flight 3 winners were Franz Koehler over Lee Cooney, Bill Yopp defeated Don Gerstad, Tom Burke beat Larry Picklor and Ace Oja over Paul Fidler. There was a three way tie for first place in the husband-wife outing held at the club on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 14. Joan Home and John Busscher, Toots Gerstad and Dick Warfield, Sally Baremann and Tom O'Connell all shot 43's in the 9 hole alternate shot con­ test. The third round of the Past- President's Tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, Sept.21. I Coast Guard i | Mews | "Safe boating is NO ACCIDENT" The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 6-5, is having Open House, Tuesday evening, September 30, 1975 at 7:30 p.m., at the Ingleside Fire House. The program will cover United States Coast Guard Auxiliary activities, a movie, information on the six week boating course, and refresh­ ments. The following Tuesday, competition with each other at 9 on Tuesday nights. WHEN the Clampett's were evicted from televi­ sion, Donna Douglas, who had played Ellie Mae on the "Beverly Hillbillies," acquired a real estate agent's license. She is do­ ing quite well selling man­ sions between acting jobs. KSISS 1214 N. Green St.. McHenry Test drive these two new cars. The Saab WagonBack Sedan. I& a sedan when you want it, and a wagon when you need it. It's what a car should be. EUR0PA MOTORS /~ 2414 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. VI I __j 385-0700 MCHENRY RECREATION 9-16-75 LADIES TUES.NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 7 p.m. Lorraine Freund 428; Phyl Grosenaud 439; Elaine Justen 449; Shirley Lossman 427; Grace Steindoerfer 192 - 512, beautiful bowling; Kathy Miller 491, Ma's got you beat; Donna Bauml 448; Flo Darcole 462; Sharon Klontz 469; Lois Crouch 198 - 510, just beautiful; Sue Koleno 472, got to watch MaMa; Jo Rizzo 451; Sue Smith 470; Helen Spencer 450, An­ nette Joyce 183 - 507; (Wowie all these good Bowlers - have to get a scratch League going). Joan Buss 434; Cathy Boro 199 - 495 (slipping!!); Eleanore Glaviano 422; Barb Leight 463; Teresa Steffan 478; Roberta Frazer 437; Lill Michels 453; Nell Fidler 205 - 518, terrfic October 7,1975, Flotilla 6-5, will begin the six week course, Ingleside Fire House, 7:30 p.m. The course will cover: Safeway To Boating; Sailors Language; Boat Handling; Legal Requirements; Rules Of The Road; and Aids To Navigation. Each year, flotillas of the United States Coast ̂ Guard Auxiliary offer boating safety courses to the public. Don't you think you owe it to yourself and your family to learn how to operate your boat safety? Bring the family along. Lets make 1976 a really safe year for boating. For further in­ formation, call J. Schneider, 312-497-3897. WHITEWALL Snowtires 25% off All P0PU1AR SIZES EXAMPLE: F78-I4 NOW ONLY IN STOCK! •371 678-14 & 15 NOW ONLY 39! • Studding! (STUDDED TIRES ARE LEGAL TIL APRIL 76) • Mounting! (OFFER GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER) PERMANENT Antt-freeze •425 LIFETIME ONLY GAL. now •jQOO VALUES TO '57 "McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 OFF JOHNSBURG PIGTAIL LEAGUE PONY TAILS -1975 - BRUCE NOVAK SOUND INVESTMENTS - Bottom Row left to right, Chris Andrews, Darlene Mann, Lynn McKay. Top row left to right, Manager Charlene Pieper, Lora Jacobs, Cheri Ford, Laurie Rath, Coach Nattica Andrews. Missing, Terrilee Armon, Kim Rad, Debbie Pieper, Terri Zeoli, Stephine Karwacki. bowling; Isy Thompson 441; Cathy Freund 444; Lauretta Homo 459 and Edi Nimsgren 451. Railroads: A. Joyce 5-8-10. TUESDAY NITE OWLS TOMASELLOS 9:30p.m. Team I: Tascher Water Co., Deane Calhoun, Marlene Pancyz and Capt. Marge Carlson. Team II: Jessie's Beauty Nook, Michele Conroyd, Capt. Kay Bradley and Layne DeHaan. Layne DeHaan, 463 - 185; Kay Bradley, 449 - 166 -155; Darlene Castillo, 430 - 156- 151; Mary Castillo, 405 - 162. High Game: Fran Klatz 169. Conversians: Layne DeHaan 5-10 TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. LEAGUE 7:30p.m. Sept. 11,1975 Games 150 and over: Mary Ellen Freund 190 - 154; Anna Ritter 186 - 165; Connie May 186 - 158; Bev Greenwood 180; Ethel Rad 183 - 177; Marilynn May 178 170,Dollie Pecucci i78; Marcella Wakitsch 173; Karen Smith 172; Isabel Stilling 170 - 159; Mary Ann Quinn 166; Betty Hettermann 158; Grace Blake 157; Madeline Johnston 155; Carol Adair 154; Fran Krab- benhoft 153; Melanie Frett 150. New High Team Game: Joseph Frett and Son 774. Railroads: Gladis Rudolph 3- 4-7; Carol Adair 5-7. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Sept. 15 9:30p.m. V. Brzenk 193-180-226 - 599; JOHNSBURG PIGTAIL LEAGUE SENIORS - 1975 - FREUND'S CAMPER - Bottom row left to right, Bridget Thorne, Lynnette Dust. Patty Thiel, Cheri Kofler, Cathy Babarsky, Tamie Rosenjrejer. Top row left to right, Manager Joyce Callahan, Sherri Higgins, Sally Oeffling, Mary Beth Gallagher, Joyce Kennebeck, Coach Betty Thiel. Missing, Dawn Birkhoff, Kim Clark. N. Shulda, 204-515; G. Worts, 475;E. Cross, 178 - 489; R. Bomke, 189 - 478; L. Fisher, 202 - 448; J. Cordray, 175 - 473; G. Grischean. 188 - 493; M. Steege, 155 - 458; J. Gilbert, 167 - 489. Splits: C. Lameka 5-10; S. Conway 4-5. * * * * Health is valuable only to those who have lost it. LET THE MAILMAN Grant Batteries DEPOSIT YOUR GOVERNMENT CHECK MAKES YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY MORE SECURE WE TAKE CARE OF ALL DETAILS No need any longer to worry about lost or stolen or delayed Social Security checks. Thanks to a new Federal program, your checks can be directly deposited into your savings account at McHenry Savings & Loan. (This applies to all other recurring federal payments too.) This special service is free, and will, in fact, earn money by paying interest until you draw the money out of your account. Stop in today for complete details ... let us sign you up, make your Social Security more secure! McHENRY a S A V I N G S It io«« »nocutio« McHenry Savings V ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION^^ 1209 North. 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