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PAGE 7 - PLAIN DEALER-FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12,1*H On The Sidelines by Dick Rabbin Our apologies to sophomore wrestler Bob Larke. Bob won two matches in the double dual meet against Round Lake and Waukegan East a couple of weeks ago. Bob had an outstanding record last year as a freshman winning 22 and losing just two. This season Bob is currently 5 and 1. Bob is a heavyweight and from his record will be a welcome addition to Coach Sobczak and the "Rassling Warriors". Coach Bruce Stahmer of the Barring ton Broncos showed a lot of maxie last week. He suspended six of his players for violations of training rules. Two of the six were regulars and Warrior fans were surprised when the Broncos dressed only nine players for the game last Friday night. The suspension is in effect until February first, and means the players will miss eleven games or about half of the season. It took a lot of courage for the coach to make that kind of a decision. He has been on the so called "hot seat" for the past year or two. The Bronco basketball program has certainly not been on the upswing. Regardless of what a lot of people think, discipline still has to be maintained on the high school level. When a coach cannot maintain the training rules that he sets up, then he may as well give up coaching, because he is just fighting a lost cause. Marty Zeller 4n his first starting assignment for New Mexico Military poured in 14 pts, and held the opponents high scorer to a meager 2. It looks as if the ex-Warrior will find himself a starting berth. New Mexico Military now has a record of 6 and 0. Kenne Ludwig, another ex-Warrior is also a member of the, squad. Interesting sidelights observed at the Grant game last Saturday night. Leo Ludwig, father of Coach Ken, standing and yelling at the officials. The elder Ludwig a real fan from Effingham, 111., really takes the game seriously. A good thing that the officials couldn't lip read, or there would have been another "Big T" for the Warriors. My ribs are still black and blue from Hezzie Miller's knees. Must remind myself not to sit in front of him in the future. The Warriors are going to try something new come January 31. On that Saturday afternoon for the first time in history they are going to play a Saturday afternoon basketball game. The opponent will be Libertyville. So scratch out the Friday night date on your schedule and mark in Saturday afternoon. According to Bill Blankenhorn the A.D. it will be an experiment. It should be quite interesting to see if the crowds will be better than a Saturday night. Saturday night ball at McHenry does not seem to bring out the crowd. Also featured during the preceding week over radio station WKRS of Waukegan, will be Warrior Week. The station plans to cover all phases of McHenry high school. WKRS will broadcast the game live, the superintendent will be interviewed at halftime, and the post game show will feature the winning coach. Should be quite a Saturday afternoon. The Warriors also have been awarded a regional tourney. As yet the teams have not been announced, but from the looks of the other regionals in the area, it could be the same foursome that made up the Belvidere regional last year. The Warriors, Woodstock, Belvidere, and Rockton. Dave and Laurie Mihevc have worked out the ouija board and have come up with some interesting picks for the coming season in the North Suburban. This year they have picked all ten teams and sorry to say the Warriors will again finish behind the Zee Bees from Zion. North Chicago gets the third place nod, followed by Libertyville and Crystal Lake. Sixth place goes to Lake Forest, followed by Barrington, Mundelein, Dundee and Crown. The board says that the Warriors will lose to Zion and North Chicago and will finish with either a 23 and 5 record or a possible 22 and 6 record. I think Warrior fans will settle for the season record, but are hoping for a conference championship. Anyway now that you have their predictions, it should be interesting to see if Dave and Laurie still have the touch. Last year they were pretty aoairate^ but just maybe the Warriors can fool them this year. American Indians believed that jade could cure snakebite. 24 HOUR TOWING! WiJ/.™ -A.t. &J, Co. renry ^ruio v-Joatf PHONE' DAY-(815) 385-0444 N IGHT-(815) 385-1422 YOU SAVE ON DO IT YOURSELF! VINYL PREFINISHED PRE-HUNG INTERIOR WHITE ONLY ALL ONE SIZE 2/6 x 6/8 RIGHT/LEFT HAND SWING THE DOOR FOR PEOPLE^ WWMf NEVER PUT UP A W10R BEFORE. Lr! DOORS LADIES TUES.NITE * LEAGUE 7 p.m. 12-9-75 Averages or better: Fran Weyland 177-491; Jo Rizzo 427; Jo Zwierzynski 404; Rosemary Freres 471; Ron Romkowske 187-507; Karen Bonata 416; Frieda Miller 427; Sharon Kujak 195-485; Shirley Lossman 453; Teresa Steffans 208-504; Grace Steinsdoerfer 445; Petie Heck 160-398; Kathy Miller 445; Donna Bauml 208- 513; ' (I think you beat the champ in our league, Donna) Betty Smith 459; Sandy Mc- Clory 376; Flo Dercole 182-484; Roberta Frazer 420; Nel Fidler 443; Lorraine Freund 414; Pat Fischer 364; Tinky Meyer 162y 480; Fran Zank 414; Mae Collis 145-370; Wilma Aylward 425; Sharon Klontz 407; Sue Koleno 442; Jean Weyland 444; Lois Crouch 455; Clare Olson 342; Lauretta Homo 464; Ethel Low 443; P S. Sorry Cathy Boro - your down the poop-shoot missed your average by 9 pins - only shot 498. Railroads: Frieda Miller and Tinky Meyer 4-9-7; Sharon Kujak 5-10. Beat the champ bowlers: Donna Bauml - average 140; shot 513; contest score 657. Fran Weyland - average 136; shot 491; contest score 644. Ron Romkowske - average 150; shot 507; contest score 627. Teresa Steffan - average 149; shot 504; contest score 626. TEN PIN QUEENS Nov. 24 - Mon. 9:30 p.m. 95 REG. $59.25 (WHILE THEY IAST) JAMB DfTAIl • mh \̂ G< J" ' lr̂ V>WYl "l Li AdiuttabM iamb allow adiuaimant r Mandard « thicknaaaaa (LOCk NOT INCLUDED) MCHENRY (Dumber 403© WEST MAIN ST. MeHerU2Y, ILLINOIS Player of the week! WRESTLER W. -• MATT SCHUSTER Matt continues to lead the team iiy takedowns (10), bout points(44) and major points (47). Matt increased his record to 5-0,. as he pinned his Barrington op­ ponent for his 2nd pin this season. BASKETBAli TOMMY LUDWIG Tom has been shooting 61% from the field and on free throws he is 75%. Tom has also been doing a good job on setting up the of­ fense. SWIMMER LOWELL KIVLEY First place in diving the first three meets of the year. "The Wednesday Bank** BH THE FIRST NATIONAL m BANK OF • McHENRY 3814 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111 815-385-5400 \ J. Brzenk 184-517; N. Krcmar 182-503; R. Bomke 180-492; E. Damians 195-488: V. Brzenk 181-486; V. Steege 176-485: C. Kumm 169-472; J. Grischeau 172-471; M. Samyn 159-466; L. Lavin 165-447; R. Mathews 159- 412 (85) pins over. Splits: 5-7-9 E. Damians; 5-7 E. Damians & R. Bomke:; 3-6- 7-8 R. Klemm; 3-10 E. Cross & J. Gilbert; 5-10 J. Samen;'2-10 R. Gahlbeck. Dec. 1 V. Brzenk 222-513; J. Gilbert 190-512; K. Frost 167-485: N. Shulda 168-484; S. Malecki 179- 476; R. Bomke 176-476; L. Bujak 179-472; M. Samyn 169- 463; C. Kumm 164-447; D. White 178-444; V. Kilzer 159-436. Splits: 4-7-10 F. Freund; 6-7- 10 N. Shulda; 4-7-9 M. Samyn: 2-7-10 K. Lulow; 5-10 E. Damians & S. Linn; 5-7 D. Koleno & J. Samen; 5-6 R. , Klemm. Dec. 8 N. Shulda 237-587; V. Brzenk 212-560; J. Grischeau 201-543; J. Gilbert 204-530; V. Steege 189- 524; J. Cordray 201-495; E, Damians 168-472; C. Kern 167 462, D. Schiavone 170-461; K. Frost 208-459; M. Samyn 172- 448; C. Lameka 146-415 (64) pins over. Splits: 5-7-9 L. Koleno & 3-10 also M. Goss; 6-7-10 V. Brzenk; 5-7 M. Steege; 5-10 J. Gilbert. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOa* LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS M.C.H.S. FROSH-SOPH swim team. These young men are in their first and second year on the Warrior team. Sitting 1-r are Lenny PecuccC Dennis Metulka, Keith* Dass, Chuck Whitney, Jeff Mitacek, Mark Co&igan and Dino Folz. Standing are Coach Mike Shanahan, Dane Relle. Chris Topp, Ron Baggio, Mike McCarron, Bob Berry, Steve Chandler and Jim Hall. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) v YBA-BASKETBALL Any boy or girl in third or fourth grade interested in learning basketball skills and having fun is invited to par­ ticipate in a new YMCA Basketball program. All games and practice will take place at the Crystal Lake high school on^ Sunday afternoons. Teams will be picked Jan. 4 so everyone must register soon. Parents are asked to par ­ ticipate too. Volunteer coaches." referees and timers are needed. 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