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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1975 Mundelein Team Spoils Warrior Homecoming 10-0 By Dick Rabbitt The homecoming jinx still prevailed for the McHenry Warriors as they lost their sixth straight homecoming football game 10 to 0 to Mundelein For the second straight game an inept offense on the part of the Warriors proved their downfall. They managed 67 yds on the ground in 29 carries and only 59 thru the airways. The Warriors have not scored a touchdown in the last eight quarters of play. The Warriors won the toss and chose to receive. Engmark brought the kick back to his own 23. The Warriors failed to gain, and Rode punted to the Mustang 47. Using the twin quarterback system the Mustangs marched the 53 yds in 10 carries for the T.D. Running backs Jim Fricker and Bob Kluga moved the ball to the Warrior one, where quarterback Tim Wilson went in for the T.D. at 3:45 of the period. Wilson's kick was good for the P.A.T. and the Mustangs led 7 to 0. The Warriors started a march after the kickoff that took them to the Myndelein 26 before they lost the ball on downs. The Warriors defense went to work and took over on the Mundelein 48. With a 4th and 7 Rode punted into the end zone. After several first downs, the Mustangs were again forced to punt, this time to the Warrior 38. After an exchange of punts again the Mustangs took over on the Warrior 56. Again the Warrior defense arose to the occasion and forced another punt by Reece of Mundelein. With time running out in the half, Rode, Warrior quarterback was sacked twice for losses of 27 yds as the half ended. Charged Up Warriors A charged up Warrior team returned for the second half, and after kicking off to the Mustangs, the defense again held, and forced the Mustangs to punt again, to the Warrior 49. With 4th and 6, a bad pass from center enabled Rode to pick up the ball, and miss by inches of gaining the first down. After an exchange of punts, the Mustangs took over on the Warrior 40. Again with Fricker and Klug carrying the mail they moved to the Warrior 6 as the third period became history. Failing to make the necessary 6 yds, on 4th and 8 Tim Wilson booted a field goal from a difficult angle to make the score 10 to 0. Later in the period a Rode to Dodge pass was complete, aided by a 15 yd penalty against the Mustangs put the ball on the 41. Again the offense failed, and the Mustangs took the punt on their own 15. Steve Mai moments later recovered a Mustang fumble on the 42, and it looked as if the Warriors might come alive. With Brian Miller now at quarterback replacing Rode, the Warriors took to the air. A completed pass to Klapperich was good for a first down, but a penalty brought the ball back. Miller on a broken play raced for a first down, and another 11 penalty against the Mustangs put the ball on the 30. After another first down, as the game ended Miller completed a pass to Nuss on the Mustang 11. It was a dejected Warrior crew that walked off the field after the game. Again the jinx seemed to be there. Other teams are successful at their homecoming games, but not in the case of the Warriors. It was the sixth homecoming loss in a row for the McHenry high team. The defense played good ball. After the initial march by the Mustangs the Warriors held their own. During the third quarter alone the offense ran only five plays, and the defense was on the field the rest of the time. On the other hand the coaching staff must get the offense together. In the past two games the Warriors have managed to total only 94 yds on the ground, and just a little better in the passing game. This week I'm sure that the offense will get plenty of work. Next Saturday the Warriors travel to Tigertown for their homecoming. So Warriors let's turn the trick, and knock off the Crystal Lake eleven on their homecoming. It's about time we spoil the host school's festivities. WARRIOR STATS Out Of Bounds? Bill Hurckes of the Warriors grabs a Rode pass good for a first down on the Mundelein 41 yard^line. Only, the ref who is not near this action ruled that Hurckes is not in bounds. It appears in this photo that Hurckes has at least one foot in bounds but it will remain a question as a couple of Warriors on the side Line are Mocking this view. Wonder If the „r. view VNEGA VLORD, EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. RUSHING How does the story go ~ feed Name Att Yds a cold and starve a fever or Nuss 8 14 starve a cold and feed a fever? Rode 5 -23 ... Ludwig 9 36 A knockout cold and slight Engmark 4 12 fever hit us so we decided to Miller 3 10 feed 'em both. PASSING ... Rode 5-12 46 Getting knocked out of the Miller 2- 4 13 box wouldn't have been so bad RECEIVING 13 if it hadn't caused us to call off Name Catches Yds a couple of good times with Decker 4 37 good friends. Klapperich 1 5 ... Dodge 1 9 Nuss 1 8 SUDDEN THOUGHT -- McHenry High Golf Team Finishes Fifth In Crown Invitational By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High golf squad finished 5th in the 20 team Crown Invitational held Saturday at Randall Oaks. Crystal Lake and Larkin of Elgin tied for first place with a team score of 303. The Warriors with 315 were in sole possession of fifth place. Cary Grove with 306, and Elgin with 313 finished above the Warriors. Once again Coach Cuda called upon 'his sophomores, and they didn't let him down. Tom Pepping and Tim Beyers each carded a 77 over the par 72 course. Bob Buenzli had a 79, Bob Lunkenheimer an 82, and Lowell Kively had an 87. The McHenry team will host both the North Suburban and State District next week. More about those matches on Friday. ,? McHenry * * Pigtail League * * * The McHenry Pigtail League will have an open meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14, 7:30 p.m. It will be at the McHenry Fire House and the purpose of the meeting is to elect new officers for the coming year. Anyone interested is invited to attend. How come big time athletes pick off such good looking gals? Couldn't wait to see what Dick Rabbitt's surprise was so we drove down to the game a little earlier Friday night. Walked in with Jim Althoff, President of School District 156, and his wife, looked up and saw a crow's nest built on top of the press coop. No way were we going to climb the ladder to see the new addition, but know it housed the cameramen and Ken Ludwig at the telephone to the bench. A new counter extends the whole length of the press coop. A great start has been made and a couple of more im­ provements may be coming. Robert Swartzloff, West Campus Principal, climbed up to see how our gang liked the change. Think he got tired of i FALL FREEZER SPECIAL! YOUR CHOICE OF EITHER AN UPRIGHT OR CHEST FREEZER AT THE SAME PRICE YOUR CHOICE 00 ft m m//M MODEL CA-10D 350 lb. Capacity * Upright freezer, only 28"wide, 56)4 "high * 3 refrigerated shelves for fast freezing plus top cold plate * Food easy to see and reach, with upright storage convenievce * Door shelves Bulk storage rack NOW AVAILABLE MODEL CB-8 280 lb. Capacity * Chest freezer, only 35 1/8" wide; countertop height * Vinyl woodgrain exterior * Convenient lift-out basket * Self-adjusting lid * Adjustable temperature control CAREY Appliance trr McHenry, Illinois 1241 N. Green Street 385-55U0 Harriers Split With Mundelein And Lake Forest ^re­ hearing about the crowding in the old coop. Homecoming crowd was large, weather was good, John Leighty's band and all the bouncy gals were great. Trouble was -- we lost the football game 10-0 to Mun­ delein. Might have known a tough game was coming, Coach Bill Day had his jacket off (bare arms) as he marched up and down right from the opening kickoff. The visitors lined up two quarterbacks on offense. Rather confusing at the start, but not so hard to catch as the game moved along. Dick Rabbitt told us that Mundelein had only 27 players turn out for football. They may be small in numbers, but show real gusto and enthusiasm in the execution of plays. Lest we forget. That honey of a baton twirler, Dawn Welch, is all class. In the spring we wondered when to take off the snow tires. Now we wonder when to put up the storm windows. Remember back when a man wouldn't think of buying a new suit without two pair of pants? And - when you bought a new suit from Ray McGee, he asked you to pick out a necktie on the house. How come so many football teams have their series of plays set up for a pass on third down? Everybody knows it is coming. If we told you "Running Warriors" how we lost the report on your events last week, you wouldn't believe. Anyhow, we can't blame it on anybody else so will run it this issue. Like the old song: "What can I say dear after I say I'm sorry?" For many moons we have thought of a campaign to get drivers to watch and read all signs to the right. Even thought of asking Secretary of State Mike Howlett to pick up the idea with the thought of cutting down accidents. So -- we pulled up to Mrs. Math (R6se) Schaefer's house on the John St., side the other day, parked and went inside. Rose said, "Aren't you afraid to park there? The police are giving out tickets." Hadn't seen that "NO PARKING HERE TO COR­ NER" sign. So v/e moved the car. t> Parts of this women's lib is too much. Always did favor equal pay for equal work and some of the other ideas. But, now we can't say chairman or chairlady. It has to be chairperson. Whathahell wrong about being a man or ladv? o LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK New clinical tests completed at a major university hospital prove that the ODRINEX Plan will help you lose excess weight quickly. ODRINEX contains an amazing hunger tamer that suppresses the appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto­ matically helps you eat less without being hungry. With fewer calories, your weight goes down. Safe taken as directed - will not make you nervous. Look better, feel better as you start slimmingdown today with ODRINEX. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back MAY'S DRUG STORE 4400 WEST ROUTE 120 MAIL ORDERS FILLED By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Hutchinson's "Running Warriors" defeated Lake Forest, but lost to Mun­ delein in a double dual meet held at Lake Forest last Thursday. They defeated Lake Forest 23 to 34, and lost to Mundelein 19 to 38. The sophs won a pair beating Lake Forest 16 to 47, and Mundelein 17 to 39. Vince Linnane won for the sophs in the time of 16:34. Paul Vick led the frosh in a win over Mundelein 15 to 49, but they lost to Lake Forest 19 to 36. VARSITY Distance-3.0 Name School Place Time Skarda, Dan M 1 15:17 Oakley, Andy McH 2 15:35 Goodell, Steve - LF 3 15:42 Hoth, Jim M 4 15:48 Skarda, Ray M 5 16:21 Zoellick, Steve M 6 16:24 Boyles, Greg M 7 16:28 O'Halleran, Fred McH 8 16:34 Himpelmann, Ron McH 9 16:35 Faifer, Chris M 10 16:37 Nelson, Marc LF 11 16:38 O'Halleran, Greg McH 12 16:39 McAleer, Sean LF 13 16:40 Fondriest, Fred LF 14 16:41 Schaeffer, Greg McH 15 16:42 Pepping, Jerry McH 16 16:52 Reilly, Terry McH 17 16:59 Peterson, Bill LF 18 17:00 McGrath, Rich M 19 17:04 Dehn, Mark McH 20 17:07 Hill, Mike LF 21 17:12 Thorns, Steve McH 22 17:15 Fisher, Mark LF 23 17:19 Herber, Bill LF 24 17:22 Braun, Eric LF 25 17:36 Johnson,Steve M 26 17:56 McHenry Mundelein Oakley 1 D.Skarda 1 F.O'Halleran 3 Hoth 3 Himpelmann 4 R. Skarda 4 Schaeffer 9 Zoellick 5 23 Boyles 6 19 Pushers Pepping Reilly Lake Forest Goodell Nelson Fondriest Peterson Hill 10 11 Pusher - Faifer McHenry 2 Oakley 2 5 F. O'Halleran 7 7 Himpelmann 8 8 G.O'Halleran 10 12 Schaeffer 11 34 38 SOPHOMORES Distance - 3.0 Miles Name Linnane, Vince Burman, Mike White, Mike Weisenberger, Kevin School McH McH McH McH Place 1 2 3 4 Time 16:34 17:19 17:34 17:47 Harriets Third In Ciystal Invitational By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Hutchinson's "Running Warriors" finished overall third in the annual Crystal Lake Invitational meet held at Veterans Acres. In the senior division Andy Oakley finished third in the fine time of 16:02. Palatine won the meet with 14 pts. Team Scores: Palatine 10; Woodstock 11 Vi; McHenry 14; Hersey 19; Benet 21; Warren 26: Ridgewood 26; Men put a true lady on a pedestal. And there was a time when men were men and women were glad of it. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS feell S Stavd ....(Jut itw£fi/tfowl 1214 N. Green St.. McHenry Freshmen-4th Place Place Time Name 23 Jim Smith 19:50 27 John Ram berg 20:02 32 Paul Vick 20:12 37 Pat Teuber 20:26 39 Dan Schaeffer 20:36 42 Pete Morales 21:06 A-l HEARING AID Free Loaners - Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualitone R0BTv®LAND 3937 W. Maili% 385-7661 Behind-the-ei$'AlD «« An Reg. $239 199 1 & - • MV 8 \< WOUDC*. LAKE FUTUIA Ui C.& *«*• B f i t !U & n f I 1. Back-fire flame arrestors are used on inboard engines to 1. Reduce the hazard of fire or explosion in the boat 2. Eliminate back-fires in engines 3. Increase engine efficiency 4. Keep any fire within the engine compartment w. The wake from your boat violently rocks another boat and a passenger on board falls and breaks his leg 1. It's his own faulty for not holding tightly to a railing 2. It's your fault but there is nothing he can do about it 3. You may have to pay his medical expenses but have no further liability 4. A court may require you to pay damages to him and in additon fine and or imprison you for reckless operation of a boat 3. In case of some boating accidents you must file an accident report either with the state or with the Coast Guard If with the Coast Guard, his report must be filed if 1. A death results 2. Any person is in capacitated for over 72 hours 3. Property damage in excess of $100 is caused 4. Any of the above Answers 1. No. 1 2. No 4 3. No. 4 Weather Guide-Weather Warnings One red pennant displayed by day and a red light over a white light at night indicate winds up to 38 miles per hour (33 knots) and or sea conditions dangerous to small craft. Gale warning: Two red pennants displayed by day and a white light above a red light at night indicate winds ranging from 39 to 54 miles per hour (34 to 47 knots) are forecast. 56 Dave Byron Sophomores 22:35 3rd Place Mundelein 32; Crystal Lake 35; Grant 40; Sycamore 41; An- tioch 44*2; Stevenson 50>2; Elmwood Park 53>2; Lake Zurich 56. GRANT-CRYSTAL LAKE INVITATIONAL MEET Saturday, Sept. 20,1975 15 TEAM McHENRY 3RD PLACE TROPHY 3 Miles Place Name 8 Vince Linnane 9 Mike Burman 15 Mike White 18 Kevin Weisenberger 41 Don Donovan 48 Jerry Haines 76 Jeff Mitacek Juniors - 5th Place Place Name 5 Fred O'Halleran 17 Greg Schaeffer 21 Mark Dehn 52 Gary Seavers 55 Russ McKay 59 Scott Wohnrade Seniors - 2nd Place Place Name 3 Andy Oakley 16 Greg O'Halleran 21 Ron Himpelmann 23 Jerry Pepping 26 Terry Reilly 31 Steve Thorns 3rd Place - 14 Points Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Time 17:30 17:31 18:10 18:15 19:47 20:10 22:54 Time 16:43 17:36 17:54 19:30 19:49 20:19 Time 16:02 17:09 17:24 17:26 17:36 18:19 4t • 3rd 5th 2nd 14 Points ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Phone: 385-0783