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On The Sidelines by Dick Rabbitt . high school athletic season is under way and already the Warriors can chalk up a couple of victories. Hutchis Cross Country team easily defeated Antioch and Schaumburg Tuesday at West Campus. Before the meet the Schaumburg coach was expounding on the merits of his team. He led us to believe that this was a mere practice run for his talented squad, and they could get better competition at their own practice. Needless to say ne was a very quiet gentlemen at the conclusion of the meet Tuesday. Hutch's boys show plenty of the old moxie on a hot and humid day. As the season progresses look for the team to improve, and be a solid contender in this area. Coach Chuck Cuda's golf team opened with a nice win over Grant at the McHenry Country Club. It looks as if there is a member of the Buss family that is going to challenge the old boy for family honors. A 152 total for the team is excellent for this time of year. Let's hope that the golfers can keep it up, and bring some more trophifes to McHenry High. Tonight Coach Bill Day will have his Warriors at McCracken Field for the opener against an old foe the Crystal Lake Tigers. In the Soap Bowl game last Friday night the veteran coach had a chance to look over his whole squad under game conditions. He was quite pleased with the results, and the errors committed last week will be gone this week I'm sure, because this week they worked on the mistakes made last Friday night. This writer would like to commend those people who contributed to The Danny Voigt Memorial at the Soap Bowl game last week. About two hundred dollars was collected, and your kindness was really appreciated. Only a few new rule changes this year for football. They are in regards to safety. No using the head, helmet, or face mask for tackling. Penalty is 15 big ones. You may have noticed a lot of penalties called last week. Coming up to the line of scrimmage without a mouthpiece in place is a 5 yd. penalty, and if the ball is in play and discovered that a mouth piece is not in place, then a 15 yd. penalty is enforced. Another new rule this year is if the defensive team jumps offside, even though they do not make contact, it is a 5 yd. penalty. The last two infractions were in evidence last Friday night. The North Suburban should be a tough conference again this year. Barrington in their last season has vowed to go out a winner. The ZeeBees, Libertyville, Lake Forest, McHenry and Crystal Lake should be in the thick of things. So come out tonight and support the Warriors. Kickoff is at 8:00 p.m. "mm fflpL.. * \ w f y. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1976 MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1976 FALL SCHEDULE 1 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL RESULTS 1975-Final Team W L Points Opp's 1. Zion Benton 8 1 172 119 2. Barrington 7 2 280 86 3. Libertyville 7 2 162 47 4. Lake Forest 6 3 217 120 5. Crystal L,ake 5 4 101 80 6. McHenry 4 5 96 153 7, Dundee 4 5 186 146 8. Mundelein 3 6 79 163 9. North Chicago 1 8 81 253 10. Crown 0 9 67 170 McHenry Country Club By John Busscher With ideal weather conditions the two day Labor Day Tour­ nament played at the club on Sunday and Monday Sept. 5-6 was a huge success, which reflects hard work done bv Bill Gutzmerand his committee. The winner at 50 under par for the two day play was the team of P. Lawler, J. Smithson, D. Fahnestock, G. Hester and Espar Oja. In second place was the team of T. Spengel, R. Weyland, J. McQueeny, H Lysne and Jane Weiss at 48 under par. The team of R. Waytula, R. Leight, L. Piklar. M. Wiesh and Barb Weber finished third at 46 under. Winner at 30 under par for the first day's play was the team of C. Lynch, J. Anderson, S. Broederdorff, J. Christensen and Masie Stamer. Tied for second at 29 under was the team of G. Johnson, T. OConnell Jr., T Burke, B. Hansen and Betty Strauss and the team of T. Utterback, D. Freund, D. Wattles, J. Gillette and J. Otth Second day play found two teams tied for first place at 23 under par, the team of P. Lawler, J.. Smithson, D. Fahnestock, G. Hester, Espar Oja and the team of D. Jackson, K. Knaack, R. Rode, A. Leight a n d M a r t y J e m i o l a . i In third place was the team of Judy Smithson, Sandy Turner, banana ball Blenner, Ed Stowell and J. Busscher at 22 under. The last tournament of the year, the Past-Presidents Tourney, will start at the club on Sunday, Sept. 12. Take Care Woodenware should not be washed in the dishwasher. *t • Summer Fun Comes To An End, It's Back To School-Rick Britt. 15. a Junior at McHenry West Campus, doing his favorite summer sport in the Fox River. Rick has been skiing since he has been 10 years old. Rick likes school, but says he's sorry to see the summer come to a close. Now he is looking forward to snow skiing. The boat speed for skiing was 35 mph, using a 75 ft. rope. The picture was taken on Fox River at the McHenry Dam. Ski Used: EP (Ex­ ceptional Performance) Slalom. ST. VINCENT'S hospital in New York City has found that it can keep a pa­ tient at home for less than one-third the $800 a month it costs to keep a Medicaid patient in a nursing home. The reduced expenditure covers the cost of medical care, rent and food. The fi­ nancial savings are signifi­ cant and so are the human Konofitc GERMAN SMORGASBORD HILL COLF< MONOAV NICHT SPECIAL 2500 N. R CHAPEL HILL RD. j McHENRY, ILL. Friday, Sept. 10 Friday, Sept. 10 Saturday, Sept. 11 Monday, Sept. 13 Monday, Sept. 13 Tuesday, Sept. 14 Tuesday, Sept. 14 Wednesday, Sept. 15 Thursday, Sept. 16 Saturday, Sept. 18 Saturday, Sept. 18 Monday, Sept. 20 Monday, Sept. 20 Tuesday, Sept. 21 McHENRY TAKES THE LEAD-as cross country runners Mike Burmann and Vince Linnane get out in front near the start of the three mile run at West Campus. Mike and Vince held on with Vince finishing five seconds in front of Mike as McHenry won easily over Antioch and Schaumburg in the season opener Tuesday. McHenry will run in three away meets before returning to home grounds against Buffalo Grove on Tuesday, Sept. 21. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Golf at Round Lake 4:30 Soph-Varsity Football a t Harvard 6:00-8:00 Frosh Football against Harvard at home 9:30 Soph-Varsity Football at Burlington-Central (J.V.) 4:30 Cross-Country against Round Lake at home 4:15 Golf at St. Edward 4:15 Cross-Country at Cary 4:15 Girl's Tennis against Grant H.S. athome4:30 Frosh-Football at Marengo 4:15 Cross-Country Wauconda Invit. at 10:00 Soph-Varsity Football against Marengo at home 12:00-2:00 Golf against Marmion at home4:00 Frosh-Football against St. Francis at home 4:15 GolfatBenet4:15 SAT. NIGHTS BOUNTY HUNTER LATE MODELS SPORTSMAN AND SPECTATOR. NEXT WEEK, SAT., SEPT. 18 50 LAP SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP FOR LATE MODELS CHEMV * sin* mmSm. THREE MILES LATER-and Vince Linnane crosses the finish line at 16:40 to help the Warriors to a duel victory in their home meet against Antioch and Schaumburg. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Running Warriors Win Opening Meet By Dick Rabbitt The "Running Warriors" of Coach Bill Hutchinson easily defeated Schaumburg and Antioch in a double duel meet Tuesday at West Campus. With Vince Linnane and Mike Burmann leading the way the Warriors defeated Schaumburg 19 to 36 and Antioch 18 to 43. In the frosh-soph division Coach Earl Kyle's young Warriors also won both meets, defeating Schaumburg in a squeaker 27 to 28 and Antioch 15 to 49 McHenry Linnane Burmann Schaeffer Weisenberger O'Halleran Antioch Otten Harland I^ewis Wilms 1 2 4 5 6 18 3 7 19 11 Sankey McHenry Linnane Burmann Schaeffer Weisenberger O'Halleran Schaumburg Mazikowski Lewis Anderson Raczka Naday 12 43 19 3 6 8 9 10 36 Robert Dole, GOP vice presidential candidate: "If I bring anything to the ticket, it's close iden­ tification with agriculture, small towns and rural America." WANTED People who enjoy Good Food at Reasonable Prices FRIDAY FISH FRY 5 PM - 10 PM Perch * Whole Catfish - Halibut Shrimps Chicken • steak PisUktfcGoll Cluliu*̂ 815 W. Bay Road McHenry, III Phone 815-9854 vvy-'-V-.i WHO KNOWS! 1. Name the birthstone and flower for Septem­ ber. 2. When did California achieve statehood? 3. On what day was the Department of Housing and Development creat­ ed in 1965? 4. How many Presidents were born in Septem­ ber? 5. How is the Harvest Moon determined? 6. What is the date of the Harvest Moon this year? 7. What is the wind velo­ city of a tropical de­ pression before it's called a hurricane? 8. What is a pentameter? 9. What is the signifi­ cance of the equi­ noxes? 10.Compare a kilometer with a mile. Answers To Who Knows 1. Sapphire and morning glory. 2. September 9, 1850. 3. September 9th. 4. One, William Howard Taft. 5. It is the full-moon near­ est the Autumnal Equi­ nox. 6. September 8th. 7. Seventy-four m.p.h. and above. 8. A verse in poetry hav­ ing five metrical feet. 9. The points at which the sun crosses equa­ tor--days and nights are nearly equal. 10.It is five-eights of a mile. * LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY* • • • • • • SUN., SEPT. 12 - 50 LAP CHAMPIONSHIP ALL AMERICAN LATE MODfiL SPORTSMAN PLUS SPECTATOR STOCKS - 7:00 P.M. $50.00 TO WIN - 1-ON-l RACING-SAT. & SUN. 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