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PAGE • • PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. APRIL I, l»7« ft . I BEATING THE THROW-Tony Christy of the Warriors brings in the first McHenry run on a sacrifice fly by Joel Wakitsch in the first inning of play against the Wauconda Bulldogs at McCracken field, Monday. Christy scored from third, after driving a double, and reaching third base on a balk. The Warriors routed the Bulldogs 11-2 to even their record at 2-2. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ t HOW TO MAKE A SPOHTS DITOR'S LIFE A BED OF OSES: a "Type your copy or have it wed. £ If copy has to be hand .written, double space. ' • Advertising prices and fees is 4 No-No as a news item. That is Tor the ad department. V'Thank you notes go to the classified department. Some geople like to slide them into a jfiews story. That's another No-$o. An old request. Please don't <y:owd so much on one sheet. .Must exchange those wide copy pads for narrow ones. Leave •more space between lines. .* Nobody likes to have his or >is name misspelled. Even ^some printed names are giving 4ls fits. So we rush to the 'telephone directory to try to get ^them right. (Smith or Jones we -<fan catch). •** Big time baseball swings into /McHENRV McHINRY 3S5 0144 action this week after a hectic spring. ,' Many players are disgruntled about being sent back to the bushes. Especially those who didn't have a chance to show their stuff in the bob-tailed training season. Some of those players will be called back to the majors before the season is very old. There is always hope. Haven't found anybody who agrees, but time may tell that Charlie Finley wasn't so dumb in trading those two prima donnas, Holtzman and Jackson, to Baltimore. Holtzman is in Chicago and in no hurry to join his new team. Jackson is lost. He has business STARTS FRIDAY .STMSSiHSgj $J00 Fri., Sat., Sun. 7 and 9:15 Mon.-Thurs. ONE SHOW 7:30 P.M. HELD OVER! TAXI DRIVER Fri. & Mon-Thurs 7&9 S & S 1,3,5,7, & 9 m ^•y % 0 ' . A {£ * j» > € • * SHtWPlMCt 3 WHIIAMS ST / DOWNTOWN HELD OVER! . wivkfr * ACADEMY WINNER J AWARDS JACK NICHOLSON "ONE FLEW OVER THE erI CUCKOO'S NEST" JDUTDOO IGRAYSUW RT 120 & 83 223-8155 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. THETEXAS Baseball Warriors Rip Wauconda 11 To 2 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High baseball Warriors had on their hitting shoes Monday afternoon as they pounced out 11 hits enroute to a 11 to 2 win over visiting Wauconda. Scuba Diving Course Now Offered Lombard, 111. - Illinois In­ stitute of Diving, in conjunction with the National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI), is now offering the first introductory Scuba course ever to be available in the area. This NAUI course, leading to an introductory scuba cer­ tification, will be held on various dates throughout April at several locations including the St. Charles Park District, McHenry City College, Naperville, Y.M.C.A. and Chicago Circle Center at the Unversity of Illinois. Consisting of one hour classroom lecture and two hours of pool time, the free class is actually the first of the ten weeks required for full scuba certification. AH equipment and air will be furnished. Students are required to bring only a swimsuit and towel for the evening. For more information about the time, locations, and reservations, phone IID at 627- 0722. Bill Jaskowiak with 4 hits led the attack knocking in three runs and scoring three, while Joel Watkisch had 2 hits knocking in three and scoring three runs. Junior righthander Ken Durkin went the distance allowing only 4 hits. VARSITY MCHENRY 2 4 0 3 2 WAUCONDA 0 0 2 0 0 R H E II 11 1 2 4 5 Winning pitcher - Durkin. Losing pitcher - Moulchin ** .. Name pos ab h r Christy 2b 3 1 1 Wakitsch c 3 2 3 Jaskowiak lb 4 4 3 Daimiani ss 2 0 0 O'Halleran 3b 1 0 0 VanKanegan cf 4 1 0 Himplemann If 3 1 1 Meyers rf 3 1 1 Mai 3b 3 0 1 Letzter dh 1 1 1 Total 27 1111 Pool Closed The McHenry West campus high school swimming pool will be closed for extensive repairs starting April 12 through the early part of June. Summer swimming lessons will be held as soon as the pool is available. The public will be in­ formed of the opening dpte. interests in the West so does not want any part of the East. The players Finley brought to his Oakland team may show up real good. Besides, Finley got rid of a couple of dissatisfied stars whose value will decrease as their wage demands go up. Like him or not -- Mama Finley didn't raise a dumb son. It seems that many sports fans have turned cold on big stars who want a slice of the moon. There are fans who hope the major league owners will forget Andy Messersmith this year. The courts made him a free agent so now he wants a bundle of cash to play ball. The feeling is that owners could do themselves a world of good if they got their heads together and not go into outlandish bidding. But, they won't. Go fly a kite! That's what the McHenry Area Jaycees have planned for you at West Campus next Sunday. See separate story on sports page. It should be fun. Show-Off Foreman-Why is it you carry only one plank at a time when all the other men on the job carry two' Worker--I suppose they are just too la^y to make the extra trips like I do. Warrior Track Squad Second In Triangular Meet By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High track squad opened their outdoor season Monday at Woodstock by placing second behind the host Streaks in a triangular meet. The Streaks had 92 pts. to tjie Warriors 76. Marian Central finished third with 17 pts. Useman was the Warriors only double winner as he won the 220 and the long jump. The McHenry sophomores won their meet scoring 99 pts. to Woodstock's 57, and Marian had 31. Reinboldt had three first places for the young Warriors as he won the shot put, discus, and 330 yd. low hurdles. VARSITY 2 Mile Relay - 1st Woodstock, 2nd McHenry and 3rd Marian. 440 Relay, 1st McHenry, 2nd Woodstock and 3rd Marian. 120 H.H. Schiller, McH. Glass, W. Hunt, W. Vadnais, W. - time 16.8. 100 yd. Dash, Hunt, W. Useman, McH. Klapperich, McH. Conerty, Mc. - Time 10.2. 880 yd. Run, Kulisek, W. Schaeffer, McH. Tambone, W. Weyland, McH. - Time 2:07. 880 Relay, Woodstock, Marian Central and McHenry. - Time 1:38.3. 440 yd. Dash, Kimball, W. Klapperich, McH. Erbert, W. Schneider, W. - Time 53.0. 330 L.H., Hunt, W. Nuss, McH. Saladin, M.C. Vadnais, W. - Time 40.05. Mile Run, Linanne, McH. Tambone, W. Limbaugh, W. Alonzo, W. - Time 4:37.1. 2 Mile Run, Oakley, McH. Alkmus, W. Tambone, W. SHOW PI AC12 RTES 1 4 & 3 1 4 S 5 1 0 0 S STARTS FRIDAY "THE BAD NEWS &] Mon.-Thurs. 7:15 & 9:15 S& S 1:15.3:15.5; 15.7:15&9:15 HELD OVER! "The BULL FIGHTER" at .7 and 9:15 plus 0 "SENSATIONS" |~x] at 7:45 and 9:45 Gates Cfcen 6:30 ADM. Adults $2.00 Children Under 12 FREE A psycMstxval killer islMse! 19 httiM * MM* I MTtCtMCOlOfi • ALSO LATE SHOW FRI. AND SAT "The LONGEST YARD" m Firestone Deluxe Champion Tires WHITEWALLS $ocoo £m W C78-14 E78-14. .$28 F78-14 $30 G78-14 or 15 $32 H78-14 or 15 $35 L78-15 $38 Grant Batteries K . ' . * Jf A a • MCHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 BASKETBALL AWARDS - Two members of the outstanding MCHS basketball team received top awards Wednesday night at the annual basketball awards dinner, held at West campus. Coach Ken Ludwig presented the "Best Free Throw Percentage" trophy to Tommy Ludwig, left. At right, Steve Koerber, voted "Mr. Basketball' by his teammates, displays his award. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) O'Halleran, McH. -Time 9:51.4. 220 yd. Dash, Useman, McH. Klapperich, McH. Genut, W. Conerty, M.C. - Time 23.3. Mile Relay, Woodstock, McHenry and Marian Central - Time 3:41.5. Discus, Decker, McH., Bennett, M.C. Decker, W. Selchow, W. - 145' 11". Shot Put, Genut, W. Decker, McH. Bennett, M.C. Balchnus, M.C. - 54'4". Long Jump, Useman, McH., Nuss, McH., Saladin, M.C. Glass, W. - 19'8". r High Jump, Selchow, W., Peterson, McH., Kulisek, W., Hahn, W. - 6 0". Pole Vault, Freund, McH., Hunt, W., Sullivan, M.C. Kolinsk, W. - 13'3". Triple Jump, Range, W., Glass, W., Decker, McH., Knox, M.C. - 37'9V. > FROSH-SOPH 2 Mile Relay, 1st McHenry, 2nd. Woodstock and 3rd Marian Central. 440 Relay, Woodstock, McHenry and Marian Central. 120 H.H. Zumlas, McH., Waskak, M.C., Nowell, McH. Hutchinson, McH. - Time 18.1. 100 yd. Dash, Schaeffer, McH., Terlowski, W., Betlinski, W„ Powell, W. - Time 10.7. 880 yd. Dash, Zumlas, McH., Beyers, McH., Justen, W- Bartlett, W! - Time 2:13.1. 880 Relay, McHenry 1st - Woodstock 2nd. 440 yd. Dash, Knox, M.C., Poessilin, W., Maling, M.C. Banker, M.C. - Time 57.1 . 330 L.H., Reinboldt, McH., Szumlas, McH., Nuss, McH., Wasiak, M.C. - Time 43.6. Mile Rune, Weisenberger, McH., Peterson, W., Hiller, M.C., Garcia, W. - Time 5:00. 2 Mile Run, Garcia, W., Weisenberger, McH., Hiller, M.C., Vidalos, W. - Time 10:31. 220 yd. Dash, Betlinski, W., Terlowski, W., Saleno, McH., Nykaza, W. - Time 24.5. Mile Relay, 1st McHenry, 2nd Woodstock and 3rd Marian Centra - Time 3,50.8. Discus, Reinboldt, McH., Schneider, M.C., McKendry, W., Raske, McH. - 124'9". Shot Put, Reinboldt, McH., Wessman, M.C., Raske, McH., Schaeffer, McH. - 44'7" Long Jump, Shoopman, CHEERLEADER OPEN AIR MARKET - Cheerleaders Kim Curry, left, and Pattl Santi look over plants the McHenry cheerleaders will be selling at theCountry Fare which they are sponsoring. The Open Air Market will be held at the West campus parking lot Friday, April 20, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also on sale will be flowers, arts and crafts, bakery goods, antiques and rummage. Profits will go to the cheerleading camp fund. Anyone interested in renting a booth may call 385-7651 or 385-0298. In the event of rain, the market will be held in the West campus cafeteria. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Tigers Trip Warriors In Conference Opener By Dick Rabbitt Trailing 3 to 1 in the sixth the Warriors put three runs across to take a 4 to 3 lead Tuesday night at Crystal Lake, but couldn't hold it and went down to their initial loss in the North Suburban Conference. Tommy Ludwig went the distance and took the loss for the Warriors. Tom also hit a home run in a losing cause. Tomorrow the Warriors travel to Lake Forest for a pair of games. The first game will get under way at 1:30 p.m. This delay is due to. S.A.T. college test be given on Saturday morning at high schools throughout the state. o VARSITY MCHENRY 0 0 1 0 3 0 CRYSTAL LAKE 0 1 0 0 2 2 R H E '• 4 6 2 5 9 3 Stevenson Tennis Team Beats MCHS 4-1 The McHenry High tennis team took it on the chin Monday afternoon at Stevenson High School as the host school won 4 to 1. Randy Blankenhorn and Otto Dschida playing the number one doubles won the only match for the Warriors. The frosh-soph squad dropped a 3 to 2 decision to the Stevenson underclassmen. VARSITY SINGLES No. 1 Terry Reilly, McH. vs. Bill Heiser, Stev. - Stev. Set 1 6- 0, set 2 6-0. No. 2 Dave Wilkey, McH. vs. Nate Kaiser, Stev. - Stev. Set 1 6-2, set 2 6-4. No. 3 Jim Dawson, McH. vs. John Keller, Stev. - Stev. Set 1 6-2, set 2 6-1. DOUBLES No.l Randy Blankenhorn & Otto Dschida, McH. vs. Dan Lynch & Dave Behrens, Stev. - McH. Set 1 6-4, set 2 6-2. McH., Williams, McH., Wasiak, M.C. Rivera, McH. - 17-3". High Jump, Justen, W., Crowley, W., Nowell, McH., Mayer, McH. - 5'2". Pole Vault, 1st McHenry, 2nd McHenry and 3rd McHenry. Triple Jump, Wasiak, M.C., Reinboldt, McH. Bartlett, W. Szumlas, McH. - 36' No. 2 Craig Smith & Jeff Boyer, McH. vs. Eric Fowler & Bob Canninon, Stev. - Stev. Set 15-7, set 2 6-1 and set 3 6-3. FINALSCORE MCHENRY-1 STEVENSON-4 Name pos : ab h r Christy 2b 4 0 0 Wakitsch c 4 1 1 Ludwig P 3 1 2 Jaskowiak lb 3 1 1 Damiani ss 3 0 0 VanKanegan cf 3 1 0 Himplemann If 3 1 0 Meyers rf 3 1 0 Mai 3b 3 0 0 Total 29 6 4 Home Run - Ludwig. 'fHh "Service Tip of the Week" There exists great controversy about late model automobiles and the use of lead-free gasoline. Consumers feel that the use of unleaded gas is too high in price. But what they foil to realize is that, lead free gas prolongs the life of spark plugs, exhaust systems, oil and internal engine parts. Lead-free gasoline is by far the motorist's best friend. TORKELSON LINCOLN-MERCURY W. Rte. 120 McHenry 344-1200 JIM JANICEK SALES Netters Defeat Lake Zurich 6-0 Coach Gary Gray's tennis squad defeated Lake Zurich by the score of 6 to 0 last Thursday at West Campus. The frosh- soph likewise shut out the Bears by the same 6 to 0 score. VARSITY SINGLES No. 1 Terry Reilly, McH. vs. Mark Svendson, L.Z. - McH. 10- 3. No. 2 Dave Wilkey, McH. vs. John Trecken, L.Z. - McH. 10-3. No. 3 Steve Williams, McH. vs. Rick Koubek, L.Z. - McH. 10-0. No. 4 Jim Dawson, McH. vs. Dale Rothstein, L.Z. - McH. 10- 1. DOUBLES No. 1 Randy Blankenhorn & Otto Dschida, McH. vs. C. Kuzel & C. Laubert, L.Z. - McH. 10-1. No. 2 Craig Smith & Lowell Kively, McH. vs. J. Chapa & J. Lang, L.Z. - McH. 10-1. FINAL SCORE McHenry -6 Lake Zurich -0 Team Records: All matches - McHenry Won 2 - Lost 0. * Lake Zurich Won 0 - Lost 1. FROSH-SOPH SINGLES No. 1 Phil Kent, McH. vs. Koch, L.Z. - McH. 10-0. No. 2 Mike Gende, McH. vs. Filip, L.Z. - McH. 10-1. No. 3 Rich Sompel, McH. vs. Hallowell, L.Z. - McH. 10-0. Mi Pi DOUBLES No. 1 Mike Burman & Rich ueller, McH. vs. Zurek & pher, L.Z. r McH. 10-0. No. 2 Ron Pepping & Lee Woodward, McH. vs. Bautch & Honnegar, L.Z. - McH. 10-0. * No. 3 Rich Backs & Mike Behan, McH. vs. Johnson & Jones, L.Z. - McH. 10-3. FINAL SCORE McHenry -6 Lake Zurich - 0 TEAM RECORDS: All Matches - McHenry, Won 2 - Lost 0. Lake Zurich Won 0 - Lost 1. 24 HOUR TOWING! Wc JU. BJ, (2.. PHONE: DAY-(815) 385-0444 NIGHT-(815) 385-1422