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f*U.K «; - PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19. 1977 Clearing | The I Sports Desk | RACKET CIA'B Abotft 200 members are participating in The Racket Club's annual winter cham­ pionships Divisions consist of "A"r "B". an^^C" in Mens and Wonvens sTrtgles and doubles. The tourmhqents started January 1st and will be played in all Divisions prior to April 30th Early round results are as follows - showing local players: Singles; Mens "C" - Tom Hanahan. McHenry, defeated Rich Smiejek. Crystal Lake, 5- 7. 6-2. 6-3. Doubles: Ladies."A" Cathy Bolger. McHenry. and Sandra Bishop, Crystal Lake, defeated Zozo Younger. Barrington. and Joan Baldwin, Island Lake, 6-0, 6-2. GETTING A HOLD on his opponent, Wickersheih of Zion-Benion, Junior Riveria of the Warriors collects two points as he easily captured a 12-3 decision in the 138 lb. match. Riveria then lost to Halman of Barrington in the second annual J.V. wrestling tourney held at West Campus last Saturday. McHenry finished fifth of the eight teams. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) A LONG REACH bv Al Reinboldt for the rebound, but the ball takes a Tiger bounce and Mike Reuter of Crystal Lake keeps it from Reinboldt. The loss drops McHenry to a 3-4 conference record and after Saturday's loss to Woodstock, the Warriors are 7-7 overall for the season. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Barrington Wins JV Wrestling Tourney --EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR 4. v V\Xh New Years greetings, sent us a Currier Ives calendar from the O'Brejkery restaurant and tav^Wi. for- merlv the Green Pearl. For those of you who wouldnlt be expected to remember, that corner was at one time the site of the McHenry Brewery. That O' gives the place a touch of Irish. Suppose corned beef and cabbage will be featured at times CITY SIGHTS Saw one clean car on McHenry streets the last week. Another new hat added to Harry Dean's collection. Took a ride out to Beautiful Downtown Yolo last week to see Tom and Nora Murphy at Murphy's Corner. Nora's cooking skill and Tom's renowned con­ versational talent makes for a good time. Besides, Tom is a White Sox fan from way back "Now hear this!", said Vila Berhrud as she read a note in one of our columns about the Cubs to Dave. We take it that Dave may \ GET A CHECK The sum of PAYABLE TO PURCHASERS OF ANY BUILT-IN GE P-7® SELF-CLEANING OVEN CLEANS I ITSELF P-7 SELF-CLEANING 27" WALL OVEN ry -«•. - • -» - -• ^ - ^ „ UIV^II N.»wA MI >V VVIVMIVMV oven rimer • Picture window oven door panel • Electronic meat thermometer • Automatic rotisserie MODEL JKP16 OR ANY GE GLASS-TOP COOKTOP! 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V If you like to read those scandal sheets, enjoy them • After hearing one assistant editor admit faking pictures and slanting stories, we put no faith in those smear sheets. For instance, separate pictures of a man and a woman, taken at different fimes and places, were put together to build up a sensational story. There is one word for that sort of thing -dirty. Bob Pendergast. Plaindealer ad man. sprained his ankle practicing basketball. Now he is hobbling around with one of our canes Some of these modqrs day athletes are brittle. i* The Crystal Lake Tigers had just beaten our visiting Warriors Friday night when Wilbert Hecht phoned to tell us the results. Wilbert expected to see a close game fcnd was a wee bit disappointed. He still gets the Plaindealer'and is anxious to read Dick Rabbitt's report on the gaiwe. Now. Wilber (Bill)'still has some loyalty to McHenry, but he sat on the Crystal Lake side of the gym. Told him he could have followed the policy of the President of the United States in the Army-Navy games. He changes sides at the half. The Walsh bird haven may- turn into a zoo. Now comes one squirrel and one rabbit to eat the bird food. May have to make a study of The Barrington Broncos scoring 1461 u pts. easily won the second annual McHenry J.V wrestling tourney held at West Campus on Saturday. In the 98 lbs. class Furmann of Barrington defeated Avala of North Chicago. At 105 Makowski of Barrington beat Hood of N.C At 112 Timlin of B a r r i n g t o n d e f e a t e d Rasmussen of Crystal Lake In the 119 lb. class Green of N.C. defeated Reed of Crystal Lake. Buddy Webb of McHenry finished 4th. At 126 Smith of N.C. pinned Daley of Crown Layne Peterson pinned Web­ ster of Libertyville for third place At 132 Taylor of Barrington defeated Frantz of McHenry, and at 138 Rivera of McHenry lost to Hallman of Barrington For the 145 lbs. Foster of Crown beat Hill of Libertyville. Hughes of McHenry finished fourth. Pinkley of Barrington won at 155 lbs. George of Barrington beat Wheeler of Libertyville at 167. Anderson of McHenry finished fourth. Height of Barrington pinned Austin of Crown at 185. In the heavyweight division Rood of Crown defeated Warman of Barrington. Bobby Seaton of McHenry pinned Carls of Crystal Lake for third place TEAM TOTALS Barrington 146'2 North Chicago 79*2 Crown 75'2 Libertyville 73 McHenry 65'2 Crystal Lake 56'2 Dundee 15 Zion Benton 12 the goings on How come they are singles9 If those animals are attached, how come they don't take a lunch home to their little partners0 Arizona's greatest booster, our old friend "Zeke" Bacon, sends another letter extolling the wonders of his adopted state. "Zeke" tells of he and his wife. Charlotte, just entering their home from poolside. Poolside sounds great That is. a comfortable chair with a cooling drink. No swimming for me. He also tells of the fine golf course. Golf we don't play. But. carts we do ride. And tennis. He thinks Adele (our Brenda) would loyje those matches. I'm afraid the competition wouldn't give her a good workout. Tennis is great. But tennis we don't play. Scenery. Wow! Arizona's Chamber of Commerce top salesman describes it like you wouldn't believe. That's someting we can do -- look at scenery. But, we have beautiful scenery in McHenry right now. It is all white. One fellow who doesn't keep winter on his mind is Russ Gilliford Montini Mustangs The 7th graders had an easy time in defeating Avon last night Leading scorers were Mike Sabakta and Jerry Balcunus with 7 points. The 7th graders were never behind in the game. Ben Schweder was able to control the boards leading us to a final score of 31- 6. The 8th grade team also had an easy time in beating Avon. Mark Schiller was able to control the boards ai\d the Mustatigs were able to run fast breaks and quickly had a 10 pt. le^d. Late in the third quarter Avqri got within 5 pts., but the Musjaijgs came back strong to win 5M3. Leading scorers were Sean Haley with 11 pts. and Joe Johnson with 8 pts. Both 7th and 8th grade are now 5 wins and 2 loses in conference and in second place. A WIN FOR FRANTZ-Tim Frantz, a sophomore, has Austin Kraft of Dundee all locked up during the 132 lb. match of the McHenry J.V. wrestling tourney at West Campus Saturday. Frantz outscored his opponent 14-2. Frantz was later defeated by Taylor of Barrington. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Woodstock Streaks Down Warriors 75-69 For the Small Businessman, Professional, Self-employed DOME makes bookkeeping easy! BOOKKEEPING RECORD NO. 600 WEEKLY *4.95 No. 612. MONTHLY $4 95 T I M E AND YOU'LL SA VE TAXES TOO! BOOKKEEPING RECORDS Easy fte*. keep single entry systems, of cash received and cash paid out. Also available -- Dome's Bookkeeping Self Taught No. 202 -- Retails $2 §9. 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Some say that wealthy owners can take their losses as a tax deduction Doesn't that tax loss to Uncle Sam have to be picked up by the rest of us- - • 4 r,y Petie Schaefer wanted to go out and play golf Sunday, but we turned him down. By Dick Rabbitt The Woodstock Blue Streaks defeated the McHenry High Warriors in a Saturday night brawl at Woodstock 75 to 69. In probably one of the roughest and most physical games played in years, the officials tooted the whistle 59 times for fouls. The Warriors were assessed 35 of these no-no's, while the Streaks had 24. In what started out to be a good ball game, ended up in a con- tinous march to the free throw line. The officiating was not of the best caliber, as both coaches time and time again left the bench to demand explanations from the men in the striped shirts. They were inconsistent time and time again, and at times could not agree among hemselves however, the officials did not beat the Warriors. The inability to put the Streaks away in the third period when they led by 9, along with the easy missed shots were just two of the causes of the defeat. Brian Miller had a good night as he canned 26 pts. to lead all scorers. Big Al Reinboldt broke out of his slump and got 20, and Billy Hurckes hit for 7 for a total of 14 pts. However, Coach Ludwig has to find- soinv mo*«_ scoring punch from the other two players, who ever they may be. The other two spots have not come through in the scoring lh I M M E D I A T E D E L I V E R Y I N S T A N T S E R V I C E 1977 AUTO LICENSE PLATES ON SALE HERE December 1 thru February 14 department. A basket here or there, plus a free throw or two is not enough to carry ;the Warriors. «£ Steve Knox got the Warriors on the board in the opening minute and the Warriors traded baskets with the Streaks until Genot s basket put the Streaks ahead and they maintained this lead for a 19 t,o 16 first period margin. In the second period the Warriors began to roll. Rein­ boldt s free throw at 5:00 put the Warriors ahead 25 to 24, and with Miller and Al hitting the hoop, the Warriors increased their margin to 42 to 33 halftime lead. In the third period although the Warriors slumped they did manage to maintain a slight lead and Hurckes's basket at the buzzer kept them ahead by 4, 59 to 55. Ron Genot, Woodstock's big center, fouled out of the contest with 1 minute remaining in the period, and Warrior hopes arose, as the big fellow was a terror on the boards for the Streaks. Early in the final period, the Streaks made their move, with Shipley, and Schwebke hitting from fai and near, the Streaks broke out to a quick 67 to 62 lead, and lh«, Wa.s ne»t»' could close the gap and went down to their 7th defeat of the season and 5th in a row. Their record is riow 7 and 7 for the season. Only one game on tap next weekend. Crown comes to the friendly confines on Friday night for a North Suburban clash, and maybe the Warriors can break their losing streak with a big win over the Vikings i s VARSITY McHenry fg rt Miller 7 12 26 Reinboldt 9 2 20 Knox i-/' 1 0 2 j Hurckes ^ 7 0 14 f Thorn as fr 1 0 2 1 Partenheimer 0 3 3 f Schiller 1 0 2 Totals 26 17 69 Woodstock fg ft tp Genot 4 8 16 Horner 2 6 10 Schwebke 8 1 17 Shipley 5 7 17 Schroeder 3 2 8 Hay 1 4 Rabe 0 1 1 Totals 23 29 75 McHenry 16 26 17 11) 6*) Woodstock 19 14 22 20 7.-1 Notice Sports Pictures Since previous notices (starting last fall) have not been noted, this will be run from time to time. Being unable to use the many group pictures sent in, a decision was made to discontinue all league groups except cham­ pionship teams. Pictures taker. b> oui staff pP^-nphers of athlete*;. *or. ihft liifeii school IfcvelwiU be selected as to their importance, t Individual pictures of various spirts will be appraised as to their newsworthy value and available space. It was a flood of group pictures last year that made this decision by the management necessary. 19 ILLINOIS 77 IL 1977 LAND OF LINCOLN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WITH PRE-PRINTED APPLICATION Yes, once again The First National Bank of McHenry offers a license plate service effective December I. 1976 You must have your pre printed form from the State of Illinois in order to purchase your 1977 license plates. [Service Charge S2.00| THE ^ FIRST wnowi. BWK OF >lrHI.\RV " W Slrtfl • McHctm, Illinois 60050 8IS-J85-S400 *6 75 RENTAL NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call'can per n'onth answer any questions Q10NE 312-259-3393 Attoigfon Soff IHfototCo. 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