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r On The Sidelines by Dick lobkltt Win Junior Olympics A clean sweep over the Harrington Broncos was the tune of the day last Tuesday, as all the Warrior baseball teams emerged a winner over an old rival. It has been too long to remember when such an occasion has happened to a McHenry baseball team. The varsity Warriors won easily in 5 innings behind the 1 hit pitching of Barry Paulsen. Only a misjudged fly ball deprived the young junior of a no hitter. In the past two games against the Broncos the Warriors banged out 18 hits, yet managed only a split. With the warm weather upon us, the Warriors are beginning to hit the ball. There were several occasions this spring, when they were lucky to get more than two or three hits in a game. To complete the sweep the sophomores behind Jim Scully, and the hitting of Tim Frantz won 5 to 4, and Tony Sroka a freshmen hurled his second consecutive shutout That is indeed a rare occasion for a freshman. No need to tell you that there were three happy coaches on Tuesday evening. Wally Scott's thinclads will be at Belvidere tonight for the District Track Meet. With the Eockford schools sitting this one out, it could be anyone's title. The Warriors have a chance to send some boys downstate if they perform up to expectations. For opce the field is really not too tough. With Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Cary Grove, DeKalb, Rochelle, Harlem of Loves Park, and a few others, along with the Warriors. The McHenry County Meet will be held on Monday at 4:00 p.m. at Crystal Lake, and the Warriors will be one of the teams along with Woodstock to beat in that meet. With the fine weather we are having, look for some Warriors to set some good times and distances in the next few days. Along with all Warrior fans, we wish the team and individuals the best of luck Friday. Getting to the state track meet is in itself a goal of almost every track member on a high school team. Tommy Ludwig of Elmhurst College has the lowest E.R.A. in the C.C.I.W. conference. The former Warrior is having an outstanding season as a freshman at the Elmhurst school. Another former Warrior, Mike Roberts, at Lakeland College in Sheybogan Wisconsin, has been voted the outstanding rookie lineman of the year. Mike was a regular as a freshman at the Wisconsin school. Marty Zeller is home for the summer from New Mexico Military, where he had an outstanding two years. The former Warrior has been awarded a basketball scholarship to Baylor University of the Southwest Conference. With his military crew cut, the big fellow looks like a giant. Well the old school year is gradually winding down. By next week at this time, the long athletic seasi McHenry High will be a thing of the past. Track, tennis, and baseball all should wind up early next week, weather permitting. At that time we hope to have a summary of the spring sports schedule, and a list of where our athletes are going to further their education. Varsity Netters Blank Wauconda 5-0 Douglas Cochran, fourth grade, and Barbara Berent, second grade, who are pictured above were the trophy winners at the Hilltop Junior Olympics held Saturday. One hundred thirty-nine Hilltop students participated in the HPTO Junior Olympics held Saturday. Students from first through fifth grade competed for rib­ bons in the dash, running long jump, Softball throw, wheelbarrow race and the three legged race. Par­ ticipation certificates were awarded to all students. Barbara Berent, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Berent, scored highest among the girls and received the girl's trophy. of the boy's trophy as Douglas Cochran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cochran. The highest scoring girl and boy in each grade were: first grade, Vickie Clements and Gary Layton; second grade, Barbara Berent and Jim Dancayk; third grade, Sarah Fox and Bobby Nolan and fourth grade, Liz Schneider and Douglas Cochran. In the fifth grade Lisa Ledford and Doreen On Monday afternoon Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High tennis team blanked Wauconda by the score of 5 to 0. Using some underclassmen to gain valuable experience, the young men came through for the veteran coach in fine style, and ran the Warrior record to 14 and 8 for the season. Toby Scott's sophomores won also defeated the Wauconda sophs 4 to l. VARSITY Singles No. 1: Kent, (McH) vs. Steiner (W) - McHenry 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 No. 2: Williams, (McH) vs. Anderson, (W) - McHenry 6-2, 6-4. No. 3 Sompel, (McH) vs. Salika, (W) -^McHenry 6-1, 6-1. Doubles No. 1: Thomas and Swantz, (McH) vs. Young and Lun- dgren, <W) - McHenry 6-4, 6-1. No.2: Backs and Sabatka, (McH) vs. Johnson and Hoerer, (W) - McHenry 3-6, b-2, 6-3. MCHENRY5 WAUCONDA0 SOPHOMORES Singles No. 1: Bazan, (McH) vs. Lambiris, (W) - McHenry 10-7. No. 2: Tafel, (McH) vs. Of- fenwanger, (W) - McHenry 10- 4. No. 3: Rhode, (McH) - forfeit (W). Doubles No. 1: Althoff and Hertel, (McH) vs. Schmaltfelt and Cordak, (W) - McHenry 10-2. No. 2: Campbell and Him- mer, (McH) vs. McKay and Ialk, (W) - Wauconda 10-4 MCHENRY4 WAUCONDA1 Cathy Bolger Head Coach , NIU Hockey Cathy Bolger of McHenry has been named head coach of the girls' varsity field hockey team at Northern Illinois university. On the academic side, she will serve as a full time in­ structor of physical education and associated subjects. Miss Bolger is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolger of Allen avenue and an MCHS graduate. Now that the baseball season is about ready to get underway there are people who will forget pressing business Alert Base Running Bents Double Beat Barrington Sophs The McHenry sophomores baseball team defeated Barrington Tuesday at Mc- Cracken Field by the score of 5 to 4. Jim Scully went all the way for the sophomores for the win. The young lefty gave up 6 hits, walked 1, and struck out 8. ^ The Warriors winning run came about in an unusual way. Teuber struck out, but when the ball got away from the catcher, he managed to get to first base. After Zeller struck out, Teuber came home from first on Don Bentz's game winning double to center. The Warriors close out the season Tuesday at Crown. SOPHOMORES ab h r Glick,ss 4 2 2 Frantz, cf 3 2 1 Prust, lb 3 1 0 Ziszik, 2b 3 0 0 Mroz, rf 3 0 0 Teuber, If 3 1 1 Zeller, 3b 3 0 0 Bentz, c 3 1 0 Oszminski, dh 3 1 1 28 8 5 Winning Pitcher: Scully R H E 4 6 3 5 8 3 Barrington 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results! 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Parents and teachers who helped with the Olympics were Mrs. Carl Cole, Mrs. Nichols Freund, Mrs. Michael Hertel, Mrs. David Lorenz, Mrs. Paul Carroll, Mrs. Jay Cochran, Mrs. George Colomer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friesl, Mrs. George Kawell,Mrs. Bill Slater, Mrs. Richard Gosell, Mrs. Dennis Barnicle, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Williams, Mrs. Ray Hoglund, Mrs. Julius Hoffman, Mrs. Karl Nielsen, Mrs. Joe Yerkes, Mrs, Terence Howard, Mrs. Gunter Gramer, Carl Knutilla, Mrs. Lee Papineau, Mrs. PeteDuve, Mrs. Laurence Piklor, Miss Louise Verene, Miss Jean Harms, Mrs. Bill Kosick, Jim Roth, Mrs. Curtis Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Les, Mrs. Gary Sheller, John Nilles and Karl Stueben. McHenry 1 0 0 0 3 1 x • » • * The successful busi­ ness man, like the suc­ cessful politician, adver­ tises his wares regularly and intelligently. Each year our club, the Slo- Pokes Motorcycle Club, Ltd. hosts an annual Jack Hill Memorial Weekend. John B. (Jack) Hill was in his second term as a Represen­ tative for the 33rd. District of Illinois when he was fatally injured in a motorcycle ac­ cident on the grounds of the family nursery. ~ Hill, along time motorcycle enthusiast, did much to promote the sport. He was particularly instrumental in obtaining land usage in both Illinois and Wisconsin for the Slo-Pokes Enduros. He was an active competitor in both en­ duros and motorcross. Hill also was a founding member of the Streeterville Scramblers M.C. of downtown Chicago, and hosted many field meets and trials on his nursery grounds. He was Vice-President of the D. Hill Nursery of Dundee, 111., which was founded by his great-grandfather in 1855. He joined his father in the business in 1946. Educated at Elgin Academy, Hill later attended the U. of I. He was employed by United Airlines as a co-pilot and Lockhead Aircraft as a test pilot before World War II. He entered military service in 1943 where he served as a command pilot. He completed 81 round trips over the Himalyan "Hump" in ferry supplies to National China. He held the rank of flight officer on discharge from the service. The Slo-Pokes Motorcycle Club, Ltd. presents this event in commemoration of the efforts of Jack Hill for the sport he loved. Profits will be donated to a local charity. This two day event will feature a fun day Saturday including a wheelie contest, jumping, slalom course, plank riding, etc., and will conclude on Sunday with a motocross race. Camping will be available. First race starts at 10:30. Entries close at 10:00. These events will be held at Maplehurst Cycle Park, 11001 Wilmot Rd., Spring Grove, Illinois just north of Route 173. For further information phone 312-724-0800 or 815-675-2558. Loan extension to keep New York solvent possible. Saturday, May 21, witf be recycling day. The McHenry County Religious Society of Friends will be manning the drive in McHenry. 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