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Members of the McHenry Warrior Basketball Team and their coach. Ken Ludwig, at the County Sports Banquet at Marian Central Tuesday night L to B: Steve Koerber, Brett Decker, Tommy Ludwig, Terry Betlly, Brain Lund, Coach Ken Ludwig. Present American Junior Bowling Tourney Awards By Dick Kabbitt The McHenry County newspapers hoste<f& basketball banquet on Tuesday evening at Marian Central honoring the various county players of the past season. Steve Koerber, Terry Reilly, and Tommy Ludwig were honored with first place selections, Brett Decker was selected on the second team, and Brian Lund was given honorable Mention. The banquet attended by. about 150 people heard Jerry Shnay, Prep Sports Editor of the Chicago Tribune, give the main address. In his remarks Jerry said "Striving to win, striving toward a goal is the important thing." He then added "There are no losers, time just runs out before you get a chance to win." Earl Walsh, long time sports editor of the Plaindealer, acted as the M.C. and gave a brief summary of McHenry County basektball before presenting the awards to the various players and coaches. The selections are as follows; McHENRY COUNTY ALL STAR TEAM Tie McHenry Jaycees sponsored a wrestling tournament on March 17th at Parkland School. Competition was open to all Jr. High students of this area. All M entrants provided exciting matches. Their ability and competitiveness is a credit to our schools' coaches and the Job they have done. Winners of the Jaycee wrestling tourney (left to right): First row: Tyrone Pringnits (65 S,. Rod Emery (70 lbs.,) Mike Sabatka (85 lbs.). Curt Rehberg lbs.); Second row: Tom Creutz (00 lbs.), Mike Priko (105 lbs.), Keith Belier (145 lbs.); Third row: Nils Swan son (80 lbs.), Terry Sehimon (85 lbs.), Bruce Brda (95 lbs.). Rick Ziebel (100 lbs.), Htracio Fernandez (112 lbs.), Ken Huffer (125 lbs.), Jim Wilson (US lbs.), Dave Ramer (134 lbs.), Brett Gardner (152 lbs.). Wanted Garage to rent in McHeniy. Phone Collect 312-658-8050 after 5 P.M. McHENRV McHENRY 3fS 0144 STARTS FRI! £11 $1 00 oQnlS IT? CRM FIJI inahMariousrunfor the money! STARTS FRIDAY! TAXI DRIVER. ftuduciwn Srrvicn by I Vwn ftrsfc > Brwht [Rl Fri & Mon-Thurs. 7 & 9 Sat & Sun 1, 3, 5, 7 &J_ SHOW PI AC12 RTES 14 (L 31 4 r ,S 100S HELD OVER! IE IB* ( f t . Fri & Mon-Thurs 7:15 & 9:15 S & S 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15 Fri at 7 & 9:30, S & Sat 1, 3:30, 7 & 9:30 P.M. Mon-Thurs 7:30 Only JOUTDOO fcRAYSLAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 RE-OPENING FRI-SAT-SUN More Terrifying Than "Rosemary's Baby"! "THE DEVIL WITHIN HER" & "THE BORN LOSERS" ALSO-Late Show Fri & Sat GATES OPEN 6:30 Adults $2.00 each Children under 12 -in cars-FREE 5HOW PI MCI 3 WHIIAMS ST DOWNTOWN HELD OVER! 9 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! ® V AsiasMd thru A Faatasy FH« Umtti Artists Fri & Mon-Thurs 7 & 9:30 S & S 4:30, 7 & 9:30 KIDDIE MATINEE! Sat & Sun 1 & 2:45 CAPTAIN NEMOS NDERWATER CITY ALL SHOWPLACES- Adults $3.00-Child $1.25 Big Special! S & S Mats. All Seats $1.25 til 5:30 First Team - Class AA Name School Pos Ht Year Steve Koerber McHenry F 6'4" Sr Nick Selchow Woodstock F 6'3" Sr Sam Mosolino Crystal Lake C 6'3V Sr Terry Reilly McHenry G 6'0" Sr Tom Ludwig McHenry G 6'0" Sr Kurt Pearson Crystal Lake Second Team G 6'5V Sr Steve Sherwood Cary Grove C 6'5" So Mike Capaccio Woodstock C 6'4" Sr Mark Goris Crystal Lake F 6'1" Sr Ron Genot Woodstock F 6'4" Jr Brett Decker McHenry F 6'3" Sr Honorable Mention Kyle Horner Woodstock G 6'0" Jr Brian Lund McHenry C 6'5" Sr Jim Sahs Cary Grove G 6'2" Jr Coach of the Year: Ken Ludwig, McHenry ; Jack Brannigan, Woodstock. First Team - Class A Name School Pos Ht Year Don Smith Harvard C 6'4" Sr Steve Marzahl Richmond F 6'4" Sr Jeff Siudzynski Marengo G 6'i". Sr Jeff Grover Marian Central G 6'0" Sr Scott Dunker Marengo Second Team F 5'10" Sr Marty Hammond Hebron F 5'11" Sr Paul Wagner Richmond F 6'3" Sr Randy Wright Marengo G 6'0" Sr Jerry Nepermann Huntley C 6*5" - Jr Harry Schneider Harvard G 6'1" Sr , Honorable Mention Devery Strissel Huntley G 6'1" Jr \ Mike Tonyan Marian Central G 6'0" Sr Joe Engelhardt Hebron F 5'll" Sr Wayne Frohling Marengo F 6'1" Sr Andy Miller Richmond C 6'5" Sr Ron Rudolph Richmond G 6'3" Sr Jeff Kurth Harvard F 6'3" Sr Coach of the Year: Lou Ramirez, Richmond-Burton Tell-Tale Sign You can tell you're get­ ting old when you want your new calendar to have big numerals instead of pictures of pretty girls. -Wall Street Journal. "HHlrai '•Service Tip of the Week"' April showers, bring May flowers... Remember that, the next time you drive. Then ask yourself, Do my windshield wipers streak? That's a sure sign of worn blades. Take this simple test to be sure. Rub a clean paper towel along the blades. If a black film appears, re­ place your blades. It's an inexpensive investment toward safe motoring. T0RKELS0N LINCOLN-MERCURY W. Rte. 120 McHenry 344-1200 JIM JANICEK SALES Take deliveiy of any new '76 AMC Pacer, and we'll give you FREE AIR eommmei '74 CJ5'S ...C3 TO CHOOSE FROM)... *3795 '74 GREMLIN AUTO '2195 - _ . RED WITH WHITE SOCAC 74 GRAN TORINO VINYL TOP, SHARP! 3695 '73 JEEP WAGONEER CUSTOM *3795 •72 PONTIAC SAFARI WG. '2195 '72 FORD LTD ...4 DR., LIKE NEW .., '2195 •72 CJ5 '2695 •72 SUPER BEETLE '1995 72 MATADOR... .4 DR., SHOWROOM FRESH .... '1495 '69 COUGAR P.S., P.B., AIR AUTO... *1195 ri Mitchell Amc/Jeep BANK FINANCING • AVAILABLE! 907 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY (815) 385 0403 Front Row: Kathy Schroeder, Series; Gene Rowe, Game; Paul Ingraham, Game and Series; Bob Burkart, Game; Victoria Schmidtman, Game. Top Row: Richie Synove, Game; Barb Vest. Game and Series; Regina Hartwig, Game and Series; Nicole Slack, Game. Left to Right Standing: Sandi Thelen, Tomasello's; Dian Lulow, McHenry Recreation; Jeff Case, Harvard Bowl; Paul Ingraham, Harvard Bowl; Bob Burkart, Harvard Bowl; Peter Lieser, Tomasello's; Russ Osmun, Metro Bowl; Terry Tvaroh, chairman; Victoria Schmidtman, Edgetown; Kathy Schroeder, Edgetown; Dot Winters, McHenry Recreation; Mickey Sund, President McHenry County Men's Bowling Association. Kneeling Left to Right: Jeff McCarthy, Harvard Bowl; Barbie Vest, Harvard Bowl; Terri Bauman, Harvard Bowl; Regina Hartwig, Harvard Bowl. The presentation of awards climaxed this years Annual Tournament for all A.J.B.C. sanctioned bowlers in McHenry County. The chairmen, Terry Tuaroh, representing the McHenry County Men's Bowling Association, and Julie Sund, representing the McHenry County Women's Bowling Association, presented the following awards on March 14, 1976 at the Harvard Bowl. From tjie 235 entries that bowled on February 28th, and 29th, 18 place trophies, '15 Bicentennial patches and 17 high game or high series patch awards were on. The winners were as follows: Bantam Girls (7 to 12 years) - 1st, Barbie Vest, 667, Harvard Bowl; 2nd Terri Bauman, 654, Harvard Bowl; 3rd, Regina Hartwig, 636, Harvard Bowl. Junior Girls (13 to 15 years) - 1st, Donna McNish, 655, McHenry Recreation; 2nd, Kathy Schroeder, 619, Edgetown; 3rd, Victoria Sch­ midtman, 612, Edgetwon. Senior Girls (16 to 21 years) - 1st, Dot Winters, 600, McHenry Recreation; 2nd, Dian Ludlow, 528, McHenry Recreation; 3rd, Sandi Thelen, 520, Tomasello's. Bantam Boys (7 to 12 years) - 1st, Russ Osmun, 653, Metro Bowl; 2nd, John Boro, 646, McHenry Recreation; 3rd, Jeff McCarthy, 629, Harvard Bowl. Junior Boys (13 to 15 years) - 1st, Paul Ingrham, 669, Har­ vard Bowl; 2nd, Bill Beecroft, 641, BowlAire; 3rd, Jeff Case, 640, Harvard Bowl. Senior Boys (16 to 21 years) - 1st, Peter Lieser, 646, Tomasello's; 2nd, Bob Burkart, 621, Harvard Bowl; 3rd, Rick Long, 607, McHenry Recreation. High Game: - Kathy Long, 176, McHenry Recreation; Victoria Schmidtman, 180, Edgetown; Jim Buenzli, 211, McHenry Recreation; Donna McNish, 200, McHenry Recreation; Paul Ingraham, 211, Harvard Bowl; Bill Br- zenk, 156, McHenry Recreation; Nicole Slack, 104, Edgetown; Gene Rowe, 186, Edgetown; Robyn Doege 152, Harvard Bowl; Richie Synove, 129, Harvard Bowl; Barbie Vest, 158, Harvard Bowl; Regina Hartwig, 169, Harvard Bowl. High Series: Donna McNish, 526, McHenry Recreation; Kathy Schroeder, 469, Edgetwon; Paul Ingraham, 576, Harvard Bowl; Barbie Vest, 406, Harvard Bowl; Regina Hartwig, 423, Harvard Bowl. Bicentennial Patches: Rick Long, Dave Bremer, Kenny Kohl, Kerry Kujewa, Ron Pepping, Jim Buenzli, Kathy Long, and Donna McNish all from McHenry Recreation; Jeff Pahde, and A1 Karpiel from Metro Bowl; Bob Burkart and Paul Ingraham from Harvard Bowl; Gene Rowe and Victoria Schmidtman from Edgetown; and Bill Beecroft from BowlAire. There seems to be no sense in politicians telling so many lies about each other. Isn't the truth bad enough? The book says children are reared - not raised. For our part, we like to see them well raised instead of well reared. Next Sunday is wind-up day for the C.O.F. State Basketball Tournament. Besides some good games between teams who have fought their way to the finals, you will see top flight en­ tertainment. Hope to see the excitement of the windup. It's a tremendous job to handle a tournament of this size. They must like it up this way. The powers that be have chosen to come back many times. Look forward to seeing a high school baseball game here Monday ~ 4:30 p.m. The Carmel varsity will be here. Since our card schedule does not agree with the complete spring schedule for all sports, here is how it is until we can find room to get full in­ formation in next week. As in the past, we will print schedules through a certain date, then pick up more at that time... 1 -• n,Xv. .... -- ^3S&X. Mon., - Mar. 29 - Baseball - Carmel Varsity - here - 4:30. Same date - Frosh - Soph at Carmel. Wed. - Mar. 31 - Baseball - Wauconda Varsity - here - 4:30. Frosh - Soph at Wauconda • same date. Tues. - Mar. 30 - tennis - Frosh - Soph and Varsity - Grant - here - 4:30. Watch for schedule the rest of the way. PICKUPS: After we conquer space, what will we do with it? A really good carpenter is one who can keep a straight face while repairing a do-it- yourself project. A supermarket in the Mid­ west advertised that it had come up with quite an unique idea: It put in a counter and a clerk stands behind it and waits on you! Finals In C.O.F. Tourney Next Sunday In West Campus Gym SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY MARCH 28, 1976 Come out and back your local C.O.F. teams (McHenry & Johnsburg), your senior and heavy division boys, all ex- High-School-College-Ex- College players. All the following games played at West Campus. Enjoyment and ex­ citement in all the cham­ pionship games for young and old alike. S SENIOR DIVISION SEMI-FINALS 10:00 A.M. - Wilmette vs. McHenry. 11:00 A.M. - Rapid City vs. Aurora. CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 6th Grade 12:00 P.M. - Siluis vs. Johnsburg. 8th Grade 1:00 P.M. - Aurora vs. Siluis. TODAY! GET YOURS FLYER Quantity Limited Guettler's Service Station 818 N. FRONT ST. - V4 Mi. S. on Me. 31 Accross from Mitchell Buick-Olds RANGER DIVISION 2:00 P.M. - Rapid City vs. Johnsburg. SENIOR DIVISION 3:00 P.M. - Winner Wilmette or McHenry vs. Winner Rapid City or Aurora. HEAVIES DIVISION 4:00 P.M. McHenry No. 1 vs. Johnsburg No. 1. Special Entertainment for the final day will be as follows: Marty at the Organ. Bob Freund's Dixie Land Band. West Campus Pom Pom Girls. Shirley Smith - soloist Introduction of High Court - State Court Officers. Award of team trophies. All Star Awards Results of C.O.F. State Tournament Finals Sunday, March 21. 6th Grade & Under Division Moline 24 - McHenry 19 O.T. Siluis 41 - St. Gregory 12. E. Moline 26 - Rapid City 19. Silvis 27 - Moline 22. Johnsburg 26 - E. Moline 25. 8th Grade and Under Division Aurora 41 - E. Moline 21. Siluis 31 • St. Gregory 11. Siluis 60 - Johnsburg 29. Ranger Division Rapid City 57 - St. Gregory 19. Siluis 45 • Rapid City 32. Johnsburg 61 - Rapid City 28. Senior Division 19 and under Wilmette 84 - E. Moline 70. McHenry 63 - Moline 17. Rapid City 46 - Moline 40. Aurora 46 - Johnsburg 39. Heavies (any age) McHenry No. 1 58 - McHenry No. 4 28. Johnsburg 61 - Moline 42. McHenry No. 1 61 - McHenry No. 2 40. Strange Conceit is a strange disease. It makes every­ one sick except the fel­ low who has it. -Tribune, Chicago. 24 HOUR TOWING! W.JLr, -Alo &J, Co. PHONE: DAY (815) 385 0444 NIGHT-(815) 385-1422 PACE < - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. MARCH X. IW< Warriors Honored It was also good to hear county sports writers comment on the class shown by our coach and players. They referred to the class in their conduct. That does a great service to our school and our community. At McCracken Field By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High baseball Warriors will open their season Monday afternoon at Mc­ Cracken Field against Carmel of Mundelein. Game time is 4:30 p.m. Eight lettermen are retur­ ning from an 18 and 10 season. Tom Ludwig, Jeff Daimaini, Tony Christy, Bill Jaskowiak, Ron Himplemann, Marty VanKanegan. Bill Meyers, and Joel Wakitsch. Returning non lettermen are Greg O'Halleran, and Bill Rowe. The Warriors have a 27 game schedule plus the state series. The pre-conference favorite is Libertyville, with Zion, Barrington and the Warriors all fighting for the top spot. "EARL WALSH So I Hear It was fun to get together with coaches, players, parents and friends as the county newspapers honored high school basketball greats Tuesday night in the Marian Central cafeteria. The county sports banquet was a new idea and one that A SPORTS EDITOR I will no doubt be repeated in the years to come. We won't go into the full details since Dick Rabbitt has promised a story and Larry Lund has a picture. It was a proud feeling to see all of our five starters and Coach Ludwig receiving honors. At County Banquet W,rriw'8 Basebaii Season Opens Monday