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SECTION I - PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1975 McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL WARRIOR STATISTICS OFFENSIVE STATISTICS RUSHING Player Carries Yardage Ave. B. Nuss 108 593 3.4 T. Ludwig 84 326 3.8 D.Rode 51 188 3.6 J. Engmark 10 61 6.1 M. Useman 10 45 4.5 J. Damiani 4 24 6.0 L. Klapperich 4 14 3.5 B. Hurckes 1 9 9.0 B. Decker 1 -6 -6.0 B. Miller 22 -7 -.31 PASSING Player Passes Comp. Int D. Rode 70 25 7 B. Miller 46 14 6 B. Nuss 8 3 1 B. Hurckes 2 1 0 B. Decker 2 1 0 Total 128 44 14 RECEIVING Player Passes Comp Yds Ave. B. Decker 38 20 249 12.4 B. Hurckes 32 6 147 24.5 B. Dodge 17 6 150 25.0 D.Rode 12 0 0 L. Klapperich 11 4 27 6.75 ^SL 11 4 44 11.0 J.Ettgmark 4 2 39 19.5 BrNuss 2 1 -6 -6.0 J. Damiani 1 1 13 13.0 Won 4 Lost 5 Pts. % Opp 153 TEAM STATISTICS TT. Off. Plays, 532, Ave., 59 per game. TT. Def. Plays, 560, Ave., 62 per game. Kickoff s, 23,996 ave., per kick 43.3 Oppon. 13.8 Kickoff Returns, 28,404 Ave. per return 14.4 Oppon. 14.7 Punts, 32,955 Ave., per punt 29.8, Oppon. 30.4 Punt returns, 19,83 Ave., per return 4.3, Oppon. 2.4 Passing, 14.6 Atts. ,4.6 Comp. 72.7 yds per game Rushing, 32.7 Carries, 138.5 yds per game. DEFENSIVE STATISTICS j Total || <**». -j Solo's Initial Assist Tackles 0*Malley 26 ' 31 38 96 Ludwig 19 30 33 82 Decker 8 28 34 70 Mai 24 21A 19® 23 68 Nuss 19 21A 19® 16 54 Miller 12 15 9 36 Rode 12 8 15 35 Engmark 6 12 17 35 Rudolph 4 18 9 31 Schweder 6 11 9 26 Rossing 5 12 8 25 Damiani 5 3 12 20 Kuechel 2 11 7 20 Brechel 4 8 5 17 Lundelius 2 5 9 16 Dodge 4 5 3 12 Jackson 1 4 7 12 Breuchel 2 4 4 10 If your looking to fix up that room in time for Thanksgiving JUST FOLLO^H^RROW TO PANELING SPECIALS 4'x8' l/8" Series II Walnut or , Pecan Print 2.99 4'x8'-4mm Sonora Dark *4.88 Embossed Print B's 4'x8'-5/32" Sienna Woodcut *4.95| Embossed Dark Print 4fx8'-5/32"Riveria Roshelle $5.55] Embossed Lite Print 4'x8'-l/4" Portsmouth Hemp *6.88 Medium Embossed Print 4'x8'-5/32" Olympia Knotty Pine *7.491 Dark Knotty Pine Print 16 Other Styles of 4'x8' $7.95| Woodgrained Prints in Stock & LOWER I 4'x8'-l/8" Masonite Royaltile ,*7.951 3 Colors Bathroom Board | 4'x8'-l/4" Masonite Cambridge Red--*8.25| Antique Red Print Hardboard 4'x8'-5/32" Embarcadero Elm. $8.50| Real Elm Veneer 4'x8'-l/4" Masonite Fonester *9.95| Honeywood Med. 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The teams were evenly mat­ ched and although we were trailing 8-2 at the end of the 1st quarter, the score was tied 12- 12 at halftime. Going into the fourth quarter trailing 18-17, the team really worked hard and came out victorious by making a basket in the last seven seconds of play. The final score was 23-22. Sue Butler was responsible for more rebounds than any other player. Debbie Herdrich was the leading scorer with 8 points, and Mari Nett had 6 points. Wednesday, November 12th, the Montini girls traveled to Avon for their 4th game of the season. The 7th grade girls just couldn't sink the ball at all and the score at halftime was 10-10. The score at the end of the 3rd quarter was 17-13 in favor of Avon. Sensing defeat, the Montini girls pulled together to score 17 points in the 4th quarter to win 30-17. Cindy Tonyan managed to get more rebounds than anyone else, and the high scorers were Kathy Sabatka and Linda Aim with 11 points each. The Montini 8th grade team seemed to have the same problem finding the baftket and only scored one basket in the first quarter. Although the team improved, they couldn't quite get it all together and they lost the game to Avon by the score of 32-17. Sue Butler and Priscilla Kasprzyk managed to do a good job in getting rebounds, and Carol Herrmann scored 7 points for the Montini team. Hit or Miss August is the month in which the Yankees usually print up their World Series tickets. What about the Little Leaguer with a real problem. His coach told him to hold up at third while Mom keeps hollering to get home this instant! And remember when baseball players shaved at home instead of on TV? Check fuel supply. Take enough along for a round trip. Carry a spare can of gasoline too. And if you have an out­ board, remember to take along a few quarts of oil. You'll have to mix it with the emergency gas if your regular supply runs out. Carry life preservers for all hands. This is not only good sense, but mandatory in all areas. Be sure yours are Coast Guard Approved. Channel markers - Laoys Buoys have different shapes and distinctivie colors to in­ dicate their purpose or the side of the channel which they mark.. Red buoys mark the right side of the channel when en­ tering from seaward- Black buoys mark the left side of the channel when en­ tering from seaward. Buoys with horizontal red and black stripes indicate an obstruction or junction of two channels. Buoys with vertical black and white stripes indicate the middle of a channel. Buoys with horizontal black and white stripes indicate the boundaries of areas where there are fish traps and nets. White buoys indicate an­ chorages. On lighted buoys, green lights mark the left side of the channel when entering from seaward and red lights mark the right side of the channel when entering from seaward. * * * * The realities in life are often too much for the sensitive, sincere person. MCHS GIRLS' SWIM TEAM-Front 1-r, Mary Seaver, Sue Worzala, CarorPetty, Michelle Fish. Middle 1-r, Lori Blankenhorn, Tammie Johnson, Rondi Cunat, Janice Atchison. Tammie Bieschke. Top 1-r, Vicki Roth, Miki Collins. Karen Anderson. (Missing, Sue Stowell). (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) The MCHS girls swim team finished the season with a promise of better things next year. Their final meet of 1975 was a triangular against Dundee and Crown. While Dundee took all of the first places except one, and led the scoring throughout the meet, McHenry and Crown battled for second place. The final score found Dundee with 141 points, McHenry with 68, and Crown with 62. Several McHenry swimmers turned in their best per­ formances of the season, in­ cluding : Janice Atchison - 3rd in the 200 Free (3:07.0). Rondi Cunat - 3rd in the 100'Free (1:19.6). Lori Blankenhorn - 2nd in the 100 Breast (1:27.5). Karen Anderson - 100 Back, 10 second improvement over the beginning of the season. Tammie Johnson -100 Fly, 20 seconds improvement over the beginning of the season. Carol Petty - 100 Breast, 17 seconds improvement over the beginning of the season. Tammie Bieschke grabbed 3rd place in the 500 Freestyle, it Was the first time she had swam the event in competition. Vicki Roth coming back after a two week absence, took 2nd in the same event. Rondi Cunat attempted the 200 yd. IM for the second time this year and places 5th, while Sue Worzala turned in a 3rd for the 100 Backstroke. Other participants in the meet were Miki Collins (2nd, 50 Freestyle), Michelle Fish, Mary Seaver, and Sue Stowell. 13th ANNUAL KING KORN TOURNAMENT SVcAMORE HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER 28-29, 1975 Winner No.l-No.2 KANELAND Loser No.l CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP 4:15 PM (Sat) Winner No. 1 1:30 (Fri) Winner No.l-No.2 BELVIDERE WEST AURORA 1:15 (Sat) Game No. 2 - 3:00 (Fri) Winner No. 2 ' • Game No. 2 - 3:00 (Fri) McHENRY EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Winner No.3-No.4 Loser No.l-No.2 3rd Place 7:00 PM (Sat) Loser No.3-No.4 CHAMPIONSHIP 8:30 PM (Sat) Loser No. 3 Winner No. 3 Game No. 3 • 7:00 PM (Fri) 10:30 AM (Sat) ROCHELLE 2:45 PM (Sat) 10:30 AM (Sat) SYCAMORE 2:45 PM (Sat) SYCAMORE Loser No. 4 Game No. 4 Winner No. 4 8:30 PM (Fri) MARENGO WRESTLING CLUB MEETS TONIGHT The McHenry High Wrestling Club will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Upper Gym at West Campus. Anyone in­ terested in high school wrestling is invited to attend. PLAINDEALER ALLCOUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM The McHenry Plain- dealer will publish its All McHenry County Football Team on Friday. "Fisherperson" Brings In 44V2 Inch Muskie I ATHLETES I I AWAY I Western Illinois' swimmers opened their new varsity The following story was sent to the Plaindealer by Arlene Shovald, Editor Iron River reporter, Iron River, Michigan: One could hardly call Star Ann Lemar a fisherman, since schedule Friday on the road at major college Missouri in Columbia. The contingent includes Rick Swanson , backs t roke r (McHenry). Senior backstroker Swanson qualified for nationals recently in a WIU intrasquad meet with a 56.6 timing in the 400 medley relay. He placed second, nationally, in the 100 and 200 yard events last year. THANKSGIVING cM[ccHsmy doun.txu dCub 820 N. John McHenry III. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WHOLE FAMILY TURKEY BY RESERVATION ONLY DAD carves the Turkey at your table & takes home the leftovers. \Vi pounds of Turkey allowed per person. Minimum of 5 persons for a whole turkey. Reservations for WHOLE TURKEYS must be made by' SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23rd. '5.25, PER PERSON SPECIAL FULL COURSE DINNERS SERVED - NOON TO 6:00 P.M. Oli THANKSGIVING DAY. ^ RESERVATIONS CALL 815-385-1072 =fe she's obviously very much a lady. So we'll call her as a "fisherperson." At any rate Star, who comes from McHenry County in Illinois, was in the local area last week with three friends and Star brought in a trophy that would turn any fisher­ person - man or woman - green with envy. Star caught a 44 V2 inch Muskie while fishing in Chicagoan Lake on Thursday, Nov. 6. The fish weighed 22Vfe pounds and was caught on a Johnson Spoon. Star and her friends were in the area for what they called their Second Annual Michigan Muskie Trip. The group has been fishing Muskie for several years and have chosen Iron County for the past two years because they appreciate the friendliness and hospitality of the people here. In particular they mentioned the City Market who weighed the fish for them. The group was staying at the Lake View Cottages on Chicagoan Lake. The big Muskie was caught during the first few hours of what was a four day trip. Others in the group included Marcy Fischbach, Joan Copley Some kidding has come our way about the use of the word We in this column. People who attempt to write often use poetic license or journalistic privileges as a cover. Anyhow, after all the blows a fellow takes in life, he doesn't want to wind up with "I" trouble. So we misspelled the name Jozwiak last week. It has a "z", not an "s". Should have put "ski" at the end of his name and called him an Irishman from Notre Dame. Reading the early history of McHenry County an item popped up for court expenses in the year 1838. It seems a man named Ambrose Stolleker was paid $4.25 for guarding the jail. Comment on the bill was, "the absurdity of which is apparent, as the county had no jail". Something will have to be done about our calorie intake. It looked liked McHenry Night at that popular "German and Bonnie Segermark, all of McHenry County, Illinois Two of the girls, Star and Marcy are married and Star says the first thing she did upon catching the Muskie was call her husband to report the good news. The girls spend an gyerage of 14 hours a day in the boat during their annual fishing expedition. And they added this note...."If anyone wants any advice on how to catch a fish, we'll be glad to give it to them!" - kid Copy Kid Hear the one about the with the horn-rimmed who's getting a tongue-lashing from mother for using four-letter words. "But Mom," he pleads, "they say on TV that Tennes­ see Williams uses that word all the time." Momentarily startled, Mom recovers: "Well don't play with him." HEY! I Fischer Is Back HAIRSTYLING AND REGULAR CUTS Fischer's Barber Shap 3606 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. JOHNSBURG LARRY 2 BARBERS CLARENCE For Appointment Call 385-0932 Restaurant" as we Germans got together to show 'em how country boys can eat. Mama Lorelei was in the kitchen preparing the food as a nice little waitress buzzed around to take good care of us. What should come up on the schedule the next night but the annual roast beef dinner at the Ringwood church. Family style. That's our downfall. Now, we don't go in heavy for deserts, but Alice Peet was sitting at our tabie when a piece of lemon pie was set in front of our plate. "I made that," said Alice. You know the rest - ate the whole thing and it really was delicious. So now it's back to the lettuce and rye crisp sandwiches. Watched the Chicago Bears stay close to the San Francisco Forty Niners for three quar­ ters, then go down the drain 31- 3. The Bears show im­ provement in their receiving game with Walter Payton going over 100 yards per game. But, my oh my, Coach Pardee, where is the passing game? Nobody is going to win games in the NFL unless they can go through the air. Chicago needs a cham­ pionship team in some sport. Wish the American League big wheels would start rolling and give Bill Veeck an OK so he can get on with the job of building a winner on the South Side. Many Chicago Bear fans in these parts are also Bart Starr fans. If you don't follow foot­ ball, Bart now coaches the Green Bay Packers. In his playing days he was a great quarterback for the Pack. Those who know him say he is a true gentleman both on and off the field. FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Shop early. Charge it. Pay next year. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS ihsyt ISm, men