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I On The Sidelines • - - -- • ' , hy Dick ItafeMft Wa,rriors ^oss ^st weekend extended their J™1* 10 »ve 11 h?s been a long time since the Warriors nave lost five straight games. Inconsistency seems to be the onlv word for the Warriors poor showing the past 1 - several weeks. , g .I'm sure that the coaching staff is aware that more scoring punch is needed, and if the Warriors are going to he heard from the restof the season, this item is surely a * must for the team. They really haven't played that bad. As Coach Ludwig had mentioned, tl>ey are just a step away and maybe one of these days, we hope tonight, that they will catch fire and play th^^oall they are capable of playing and start a winning streak. Was disappointed in the game Saturday night at Wpodstock. The officiating left something to be desired. It seems that the brand of ball played in the Northwest Suburban is more physical than the* North Suburban. Realizing that Vince Lombardi was once quoted as saying basketball Was a collision sport, the game Saturday night was just plain murder. In comparison the North Suburban is more of a finesse conference, and when tournament times rolls around, you see the physical teams fall by the wayside. The I.H.S.A. has made rome football changes for next season. Each conference is to have on file before the first game, their objective criteria for selecting the conference representative for the state playoffs. This mainly has to do if a tie occurs or there is a three way tie for the conference championship. Next season all regular season games must be played to their completion. No ties are allowed. This does not affect the North Suburban, as they have had this rule the past two years. The only other major change is wh&i a team plays another team either in a higher or lower class. For a win over a higher class team add three points, a loss, no points. For a win over a team in a lower class add two points, and to lose to a team in a lower class subtract one point. It may seem complicated, but remember the hassle Zion Benton went through two years ago. This should at least settle all matters in regards to the state playoffs. A tip of the fedora to Coach Jeff Clayton and his freshmen swimming team. Last week they won the Libertyville Invitational, which had some of the better frosh squads in this part of the state. Congratulations are in order to heavyweight wrestler Bob Larke of Coach Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors". Recently Bob broke a 15 year old record when he recorded his 7th pin in one season. Since then he has upped it to 8. The old record was held by one of McHenry's finest, Dan Kinnerft, now a local police officer. Bob is now one pin away from the career record of 10 held by Steve Hurckes. With six matches remaining, Bob has ample opportunity to not only break Steve's record, but to set a record that will be hard to beat in the future. .. Here is hoping the young lad accomplishes his goal, and Bob still has another season to add to his record. With all the high scoring basketball games these days, we thought we would take you back down memory lane to basketball in the good old days. In the district tourney held in Woodstock in March 1931, the Warriors defeated Huntley 19 to 10. This was the days of the four fouls, and the center jump. I'm afraid if people witnessed a 5 to 5 halftime score, the gym would be empty the second half these days. Anyway for any of you that Are still around who played in this game, I hope this brings back pleasant memories. DISTRICT TOURNEY AT WOODSTOCK , , March 3-7,1931 re X; McHenry Chamberlain Vycital Frisby Anderson Brittian Wegner fg ft pf tp Total Anderson Wehrle Ehlert Fyfe Davis Hadley Boncos^y Totals McHenry Huntley 5 9 11 19 Huntley fg ft pf tp 2 0 0 4 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 3 4^12 10 10 4 2 3 19 10 WITH 39 HIGHWAY AND 29 CITY MPG, SUBARU IS ONE CAR THAT WONT SOAK YOU AT THE PUMP. These mileage results are based on EPA test estimates of our manual trans­ mission sedan. But a Subaru is resourceful in another way, too. That's because every Subaru runs on regular gas. Not only that, they'll take high test and unleaded gas in a pinch. Your mileage may vary because of the way you drive, driving conditions, the condition of your car, and whatever optional equipment you might have. But the Subaru is one car that doesliot have a drinking problem. SUBARU Rally stripe and wheel trim rings are extra cost options. DL Sport Coupe THE ECONOMY CAR FOR TODATS ECONOMY. BRAND NEW 1976 AND DEMO MODELS AVAILABLE AT REDUCED PRICES 151 . \ 1 1 1 1 Phil Hoaglund's EUROPA MOTORS 2414 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 385-0700 Senior Citizen's Golf' League Grows PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1977 I EDUCATIONAL^ I The McHenry County Senior Citizen's Council is in the process of expanding their Golf league, according to Silver Ferrentino, chairman of the League. "We really had a good time on the J"*8, last year", Ferrentino'^said "and we're confident that this season will be even better "- Any person over the • age of 60 is welcome to join the League. Further information car^be obtained by calling either Silver Ferrentino at 815-459-3307 or Ed Norberte at 455t#578. The McHenry County Senior Citizens Council now has over 2,200 members and operates an office out of Woodstock to provide services of information and. referral for all McHenry County Senior Citizen's. Don House of McHenry will display this 1949 Packard Deluxe 8 Sedan at Woodfield Jan. 24-30. A 1910 Model '30' owned by John Grundy of Glenview will be featured. Frosh Split Contests With Crystal Lake; Woodstock (NORTHSUBURBAN BASKETBALL January 17,1977 The Warrior frosh squad lost a 58 to 44 contest at Crystal Lake Saturday morning. The Frosh outscored their op­ ponents from the field, but missed 17 free throws, and had four starters foul out of the game. f On Monday evening they downed Woodstock 60 to 41. The young Wa&jors were led by the reboundigadTJim Johnson and Tom ScnBttfe who regained their sfl^Pmg roles and dominated the boards. Lenny Jensen and Tom Bitterman led the scoring for the Warriors in the game. ^ FRESHMEN McHenry vs. Woodstock fg ft tp Jensen 8 2 18 Schoenig Johnson Bitterman Sroka Zimbrick Szumlas Sabatka Totals ° I- 1 7 1 13 4 6 0, 4 0 4 1 0 26 8 60 McHenry vs. Crystal Lake fg ft tp Jensen 7 1 15 Bitterman 3 1 7 Mroz 2 0 4 Zimbrick 4 0 8 Sabatka 2 0 4 Brooke i 0 2 Szumlas I 0 2 Schoenig I 0 2 Totals * 21 2 44 County Farm Bureau Sets Bowling Tournament Dates Bert Rank, McHenry County Farm Bureau Sports Festival bowling chairman, would like to announce the following dates and - places for this year's county bowling tournament. January 23rd, Bowl-Hi Lanes, Huntley, January 30th, Wayne's City Lanes, Wood­ stock, and February 6th, McGarry's Bowl, Harvard. All bowling times will be at 1:00 p.m. on the above dates. The District Tournament will be held this year at Don Carter Lanes, Rockford, with McHenry County bowling on Friday, February 18th. The State Tournament will be on March 5th (Saturday) at Springfield and the bowling times will be announced later. Chairman Rank urges all Farm Bureau members of the county to participate in this sports event. If wdu need any further information in regard to the bowling tburnament, contact the Farm Bureau office, or Chairman Bert Rank. LESS UNEMPLOYMENT Unemployment declined moderately in Illinois during December, going from 7.4 percent of the labor force to 7.1 percent according to figures released last week by the Illinois Labor department. Most urban areas had less unemployment in December, but Springfield experienced an increase from 6.0 to 6.7 percent due t6 tewoffs in manufacturing and construction. MINI MAC 25 • Super light - less than 8Vi lbs. 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ELM., McHENRY 385 0722 WEEKDAYS 8-6, FRIDAY TIL 9 SUNDAY 9 AM TO NOON Team Libertyville Barrington North Chicago Mundelein Lake Forest McHenry Crystal Lake Zion Benton Crown Name Erickson Trkla Howell Miller Boyle Davis Hutchinson w 1 pts opp 6 0 427 323 5 1 430 352 4 3 438 r 414 3 3 425 388 3 3 394 353 3 4 440 481 2 4 431 355 2 4 382 380 0 6 345 00 H m y SCORERS School Libertyville Lake Forest Crown McHenry Mundelein Zion Benton Mundelein fg 62 65 59 54 45 53 43 ft 33 21 22 31 27 8 23 tP 157 151 140 139 117 114 109 Police Tickets || Editor's Quote Book Roy C. Sullivan, 5107 W. Orchard drive, McHenry, speeding 44 in a 30 mph zone. Steven W. Kohrer, 805 Green street, McHenry, disobeyed stop sign. James J. Stahl, 4402 E.v Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, driving while license suspen­ ded. Allen R. Kumm, Long Lake, disobeyed traffic signal. Martha G. Smith, 3513 N. Fairview avenue,, McHenry, „ failure to yield to oncoming traffic. Few things are impos­ sible to diligence and skill. Samuel Johnson 1 I I College Honors { •-- ---- ,OT CERTIFIcWlON James S. Blundell, 1619 N. Mar drive, McHenry, a indent at the„ University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ^has earned a flight instructor certificate. He was among forty-four fslOdents to achieve pilot certificates and rating. THREE CITED Three McHenry collegians, all in their second year of college at Western Illinois university, have been cited for their scholastic achievements during the Fall quarter. Brett «W. Curie, 4213 W South street; John A. Heard. 1911 W, Sun- nyside Beach and Barry C. fji&scher, 1711 Woodlawn Park, compiled a quarterly grade point average of 3.5 or better. ' 4 • i JOURNALISM MAJOR Andrew A. Oakley, son of Mr and Mrs.. Arthur Oakley, 5901 N. Bunny avenue, McHenry, has completed the fall quarter at Northwestern university with a grade point average of 3.5 out of a possible 4.0. He is majoring in journalism at the Medill school of Jour­ nalism on the Evanston campus. DEAN S LIST Two McHenry students have been named to the Dean's list for the first quarter of the 1976- 77 academic year at Wheaton college. Recognized for a 3.4 grade point average per quarter were Maribeth Karas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno C. Karas, 212 S. Lily Lake road and Michael W. Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton, 6604 W. Mason Hill road. , College Of Lake County Releases Fall Dean's List Three McHenry students were listed among the 600 to qualify for the Dean's list at the end of the Fall semester at the College of Lake County Cyn­ thia M. Freund, Dewey Muir Lutzow and John Ranisavljevic were full time students w earned at least a 3.00 (B) average in all classes, Spring Grove boasts one student on the list, Richard Nadrowski.T and Island Lake numbered three, Arlene M. ^Gottfried, Sandra S. Mionske and Maria T. Warack. ARE YOU MOVING? Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice of change of address to The McHenry Plain- dealer, 3812 W. 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