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PAGE C - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL O, WW H s The Only Way To Go Was Up! A SLAM-and Sue Miller watches the flight of the bird during her match la the McHenry - Zion meet held at West Campus last Monday. Sue and her partner, Sudha Para man, won two matches. 15-45 and 15-1#. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) And that*s just what the MCHS Badminton team did last Monday night. The 1975 season saw the girls -all eleven of them-and the new coach, losing seven meets out of seven. But things have changed. The new season brought 54 girls to the team tryouts, 38 of which are still on the squad. The first meet, held at West Campus against Zion-Benton, ended with the score McHenry-6, Zion-Benton - J. In Badminton, as in Tennis, the best three singles matches and the best four doubles matches count toward the final meet score. The girls who made this victory possible included: Mary CJoetschel, Annette Hansen, Laurie Hohmann, Jane Liptrot, Sue Meyer, Sue Miller, Sudha Paraman, Kathy Quist, Kathy Rogers, Lisa Schro«4er, and Dianna Unger. Thj#exftibition matches were equal in wins and losses: exhibition players in Monday night's meet were: Kathy Bavetz, Kristy Day, Mary Gattone, Kathy Herdrick, Ann Hickey, Lynda Lindberg, Darlene Mann, Karen Mann, Molly McGown, Jan Novak, Laurie Otlewis, Tammy Ray, and Mary Seaver. The next three home meets are against North Chicago on April 28, against Lake Forest on May 3, and against Barrington on May 5. Come to the "Upper Gym" at West Campus and watch a brand of play much different from what you expect-admission is free. Other members of the 1976 team are: Denise Hughes, Lynn Lupo, Jan Owen, Ann Seaver, Marie Switzer, Jackie Wolf, Diane Grantham, Tami Gunder, Jennifer Leonard, Lisa Olsen, Vickie Williams, Cassie York, Marilyn Zelvis, Gretchen Heidler and Ann Neumann, manager. Cats Win Triangular Vs. Warriors, Tigers I' EARL WALSH So I Hear --SPORTS EDITOR--J Sat down tonight to look up a good TV program. All reruns. Oh, well! Most of them weren't so hot the first time around. Can't watch baseball games day and night. One thing you can say for them each game is different. From Norfolk, Va. comes a column clipped from the local paper. No way of knowing who remembered us, but the name Norfolk rings a bell. Must look at the records. Anyhow, the column written by Sports Editor George Mc­ Clelland is titled. "Hiller Answers When Majors Call." Of course, it covers much of Chuck Hiller's career. Whitey Herzog is now the manager at Kansas City, and the pride of Johnsburg, Chuck Hiller. is the third base coach. Like ham and eggs, where you find Herzog, Hiller can't be far behind. Doug Buffone, star linebacker of the Chicago Bears, spoke to Rotary members last Thursday and went over big. 6 Buffone is a veteran, but looks more like a young athlete just out of college. Said he works out every day to keep in condition. He look fit. Note to Jack and Bev Justen: You may say "The Pack Is Back." We hope so, but please warn your favorites that the Bears are breathing down their necks. Found out Tuesday night at a Bicentennial committee meeting that big plans are being made for a celebration on the Fourth of July. On that date a full day of activities will be taking place at Petersen Park. Keep it in mind. A certain amount of ceremony will tie in with game and activity for people of all Ages. It's dean enough for you. But is it clean enough for him? You can clean the carpet. 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Editor "Brenda" will be given information from time to time on the various activities and dates concerning the local Bicentennial observance. Chairman Jerry Rogers has some real good people working with him. There is plenty of room for more to join in and help. Step right up. Don't be bashful. Sudden Thought- Did you ever succeed in cutting a grapefruit exactly in half? Politicians get mighty upset about criticism. 'Tis said if you want a place in the sun you have to expect some blisters. That old gag about "life begins at 40" may be true, but who wants to wait that long. By Dick Rabbitt The Libertyville Wildcats defeated the Warriors and Crystal Lake in a triangular track meet held Monday at Crystal Lake. The Cats scored 73 pts. to the Warriors 68 and Crystal Lake trailed with 45 pts. The Warriors picked up seven first places, but the Cats took nine seconds to only six for the Warriors. The Wildcats did pick up six first places, and with their depth it was just too much for Wally Scott's boys to overcome. Brian Nuss picked up two first place ribbons, when he won the long jump and the 330 yd. low hurdles. 2 Mile Relay: McHenry 1st, Libertyville 2nd, and Crystal Lake third. - time 8:30.8. 440 Relay: Crystal Lake, McHenry and Libertyville, - time 44.5. 120 H.H.: Freund, C.L., Miller, L. and Peterson, McH. - tim 15.9. 100 yd. Dash: Meyer, C.L. Tunnicliff, L. and Useman, McH. - time 10.2. 880 yd. Run: Green, L., Collins, C.L., Tiegs, L, - time 2:01.8. 880 Relay: McHenry, MCHS Netters Keep Right On Winning Defeat Mundelein 4-1 Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High tennis squad won their eighth dual meet of the season and sixteenth match overall in defeating Mundelein Monday by the score of 4 to 1. Terry Reilly and Jim Dawson won in singles matches, and Randy Blankenhorn and Otto Dschida along with Sean Thomas and Doug Miy^ki won in doubles. VARSITY Singles No. 1 Terry Reilly, McH. vs. Geoff Butler, Mund. - McH. 6-0, 6-1 No. 2 Jim Dawson, McH. vs. YAMAHA -- XS-500B -- THE --XS500B- GIVES YOU THE SMOOTHNESS AND RESPONSIVENESS OF A BIG MACHINE, THE SIMPLICITY AND COMPACTNESS OF A 500CC TWIN There's Never Been A Motorcycle Like It! SPRING SALE PRICE $ 129900' REG. M69500 •PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE: SET UP, FREIGHT, STATE and LOCAL TAXES "SOMEDAY, YOU'LL OWN A YAMAHA" WOODSTOCK 1601 S. Route 47--Woodstock, III. 60098 815-338-6454 Libertyville and Crystal Lake - time 1:34.9. 440 yrd. Dash: Freund, C.L. Tunnicliff, L. and Collins, C.L. - time 50.0. 330L.H.: Nuss, McH., Green, L., and Miller, L. - time 40.7. Mile Run: Linanne, McH., Amann, L. and Backey, McH. - time 4:30.7. 2 Mile Run: Oakley, McH., Amann, L. and O'Halleran, McH. - time 9:45.2. 220 yd. Dash; Tunnicliff, L. Meyers, C.L., McNeil, L. -time 22.8. Mile Relay: McHenry, Crystal Lake, Libertyville - time 3:31.4 Discus: Lenzini, L., Decker, McH. and Reinboldt, McH. - 160'5". Shot Put: Lenzini, L., Decker, McH., and Blankenhorn, Lib. - 56'5V. Long Jump: Nuss, McH., Useman, McH., Freund, C.L. - 19'6". High Jump: Meyer, C.L., Bedard, L., Redden, C.L. - 5'10" Pole Vault: Redshaw, L., Bornhoeft, McH. and Cum­ mins, C.L. - 11'6" Triple Jump: McNeil, L., Decker, McH., and Wallister, C.L. - 39'1" Jim Butler, Mun. - McH. 6-3, 6- 3. No. 3Lowell Kively, McH. vs. Paul Dughi, Mun. - Mund. 6-3, 7- 6. Doubles No. Randy Blankenhorn and Otto Dschida, McH., vs. Kukla and Jurs, Mun. - McH. 6-2, 6-3. No. 2 Sean Thomas and Doug Miyaki, McH. vs. Doroba and Griffen, Mun. - McH. 6-3, 6-3. Final Score McHenry - 4 Mundelein - 1 Team Records: All matches won 8 - lost 1. Conference Won 3 • lost 0 If only truth and honesty were advertised in such glowing colors as are fags and booze! WATCH THE BIRD~and Lisa Schroeder of the girls badminton team, makes • perfect swing during her match against her Zion- Benton opponent. Lisa won her match with a score of 11-2 and n-2 to help pace the MCHR team In their first win. IUTAKK PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warrior® Drop 7-4 Tilt To Bronco Nine The McHenry High Warrior baseball team dropped a hard fought 7 to 4 game to Barrington Tuesday at Barrington. Billy Rowe senior righthander pitched one of his finest games, but Barrington's seven hits and four costly errors by his teammates proved too much for a handicap to make up. The Warriors have a holiday Saturday, but host Crown here on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. VARSITY McHenry 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 Barr. 4 0 0 0 1 2 x * R H E jr.-* 4 4 4 7 7 1 Name pos ab h r Christy 2b 3 1 0 Jaskowiak 3 0 0 Wakitsch c 2 0 0 Ludwig 3b 2 0 1 VanKanegan cf 4 0 1 Diamiani ss 4 0 0 Himplemann If 3 1 0 Meyers rf 3 1 1 Mai dh 2 1 1 Rowe P 0 0 0 Total 27 4 4 1976 Giite Softball The softball season is under way and looking forward to going to the State Tournament which will be held at Pekin, Illinois on June 3 and 4. There are 20 girls on the team and 9 are back from last year. Returning players are Pat Chappel, Mary Koleno, Eileen Connell, Lisa Fairbanks, Debbie Freeland, Linda Lossmann, Taina Olsen, Cookie Miller, and Pat Stoffel. New players are Lynn Bauer, Cathy Byers, Annette Dercole, Jody Gibson, Cindy McDonald, Evelyn Miller, Gigi Smith, Sharon Smith, Ruth Snyder, Lisa Toole, and Cathy Car­ penter. This year is the first year the girls have a chance of com­ peting in the State Tournament. First, the Sub-Regionals will be held May 10-15, then the winners advance to the Regionals which McHenry will* be hosting behind West Campus May 17-22, these winners ad­ vance to Sectionals and then State. Coach Osterman says the team looks good and is looking forward to a winning season. Hie team would appreciate seeing a lot of McHenry fans at their games this year. The girls schedule is as follows: Friday, April 23, Grayslake - there - 4:30. Sat., April 24, Lake Forest, HOME - 10:00 a.m. Mon., April 26, Dundee, HOME - 4:30. Wed., April 28, Mundelein, - There - 4:30. Fri., April 30, Woodstock.- HOME - 4:30. Mon., May 3, Libertyville, - There - 4; 40. Wed., May 5, Zion - HOME - 4:30. Fri., May 7, Barrington, - HOME - 4:30. Mon., May 17, North Chicago, - There - 4:30. Wed., May 19, Crown - HOME -4:30.. Good Luck and Congratulations! By Eileen Connell Winning Pitcher - Feit. Soph Baseball Team Shut Out 5 to 0 By Barrington Ponies The Barrington High sophomores shut out the McHenry sophomores Tuesday at McCracken Field by the score of 5 to 0. The locals managed only 2 hits both coming in the top of the 7th. Eric Shellenback, a name familiar to Warrior fans, homered for the Ponies in the top of the first inning. Steve Knox went the distance and took the loss for the sophomores. SOPHS McHenry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEN PIN QUEENS MONDAY, APRIL 12,76 9:30p.m. J. Gilbert 211 - 583; F. Bush f© -*539; V. Brzenk 191 - 504; S. Malecki 179 - 485; J. Grischeau 167 - 484; E. Damians 181 - 479; K. Frost 196 - 478; V. Steege 179 - 476; J. Lexow 188 - 466; M. Samyn 175 - 463; E. Cross 174 - 461; G. O'Leary 1% - 459; M. Steege 178 - 450. Splits: R. Bomke 3-7-10; A. Barger and B. Pretzman 3-10; Stain over Old Paint? Of course Olympic doesn't make a stain for horses. But we do make one tHat can be used to cover old paint on rough wood. We call it Olympic Solid Color Stain. And it works beautifully. It goes on over old paint easily, without streaking. Olympic covers like paint, yet it's guaranteed against cracking, peeling and blistering. Choose from 30 colors. Olympic Solid Color Stain. Available in lin­ seed oil or acrylic latex bases. We think you'll agree it's a horse of a different color. (VJc Henry LUMBER 4030WKT MAIN SI McriENDY, ILLINOIS Barr. 1 1 0 0 3 R 0 H 0 E F. Freund 5-7; C. Tokarz 5-10. 0 z A April 19,1976 5 6 0 J. Gilbert 233 - 634; M. Goss 6 186 - 510;V. Steege 192 - 497;V. Brzenk 178 - 495; E. Damians Name pos ab h r 176 - 484 ;K. Lulow 166 - 476;K. Rogers c 3 0 0 Frost 189 - 463; B. Nelsen 176 - Oeffling 3b 2 1 0 462; C. Babineau 165 - 461; F. Knox P 3 0 0 Brzenk 163 - 447; B. Morris 175 - Meyers lb 2 1 0 443. Deener cf 3 0 0 Splits: M. Goss 6-7-10; F. Adams 2b 2 0 0 Brzenk 3-7-10; R. Gahlbeck & Partenheimer rf 3 0 0 M. Steege 5-10; V. Kilzer & M Krasucki If 1 0 0 Steege 5-7; N. Shulda 4-9; J. Greve ss 1 0 0 Cordray 3-10. Koester . ph 1 0 0 V a n c o u v e r , B r i t i s h Total 21 2 0 Columbia, is Canada's third largest city. The highest recorded number of piglets in one litter is 34 by a sow owned by Aksel Egedee of Denmark. Firestone 500 Radial Tires WHITEWAUS HR78-15 JR78-15 *73 LR78-15 '76 FREE MOUNTING! Grant Batteries SS *10 McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294