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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. APRIL 7, 1978 r EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR » Listening to weathermen tell about cold fronts warm fronts and 70 degree weather is fascinating But. some days it seems like the Old Farmers' Almanac might be better Everybody tells how "sick" they are of the winter Of course, spring is here, but the memory lingers on Think it was Will Rogers who said, "Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it " Play ball! Come Friday and our TV will be tuned in for the opening of the baseball season Experts in Las Vegas have set the odds for the Sox at 60 to 1. Oh me! Just look at what they are doing to the Cubs, 100 to 1. We don't want to believe either of those odds Those *;oddsmakers are a bunch of spoil sports \ Call it loyalty or dummy pickin'. David Condon, the inimitable columnist, picks both Chicago teams for first , fj place No harm in aiming high The way the White Sox pit­ ching staff shapes up. it wouldn't be surprising to see Wilbur Wood and his flutterball on the mound for the opener. Saw the Oscar program Part of it. It was a drag. Seems like the winners thank everybody from their kin­ dergarten teachers to everybody but God. One big star forgot to button her dress. Her performance was a bust. Wonder if that Korean money that was brought to this country to influence our lawmakers was part of U.S. foreign aid funds? Mrs Olson still hasn't changed her brand of coffee. ATHLETES AWAY is one of our pet projects on the sports page. Smaller colleges send in news of our boys and girls who are in their athletic program. Larger schools aren't so apt to send the news. We like to keep track of our young people after graduation from high school Don't be afraid to brag a little if your son or daughter is in some sports program after their high school career. Send us the news We won't useyourv name as the one furnishing the material Let's make ATHLETES AWAY bigger and better. Many of us are interested in the young people of our community. Dear S.I H : Because of the icy condition of the roads. Sub, plus I was driving a light weight car, I slid into the ditch 100 ft. from Bull Valley Rd I couldn't get traction to pull out because of the steep incline, when a young man in a large cowboy hat and heavy jacket came walking down the middle of the road, to help me. He got me out and only told me his name was Herb. I wish to express my ap­ preciation to him again thru your column and let everyone know there are still great' people around. "God bless you, Herb." Barbara K. Hoeh It isn't often we let a thank you note slip into this column or any news item, but your note hits me as one that should be read. I know a Herb, but he doesn't wear a large cowboy hat. He wears a dinky cap with a big "C" on the front. Yes, Barbara. There are many fine people in this world. Too often we hear about the other kind. '• GOING FOR THE PIN - in the 75 pound match of the Jaycee wrestling tournament held at Parkland school last Saturday, Lance Sobczek tries to push off his opponent Steve Brda. Brda remained in command and later in this match was the victor by «\ pin. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Frosh-Soph Netters Open With Win Over Lake Zurich Coach Toby Scott's McHenry high frosh-soph tennis team opened their season with a 4 to l victory over Lake Zurich last week. The winners won two singles matches of the three played, and both double matches. The next match is at home against Lake Forest next Wednesday at 4 .30 p.m. at West campus SCORES Singles: Tim Sabatka vs. Terry Vrabeck - McH. 6-0, 6-4 John Moehling vs. Phil Zalog - McH 6-1, 6-4 Dan Czerwonky vs. Tom Dorch L.Z. 6-4, 1-6, 7-5 Ex. Bill Dick vs. Pete Schor - L.Z. 1-8 Ex. Tracy Switzer vs. Larry Jacob - McH 8-0 Doubles: Bob Bitterman-John Partenheimer vs Dan Mahachek-John Bauer - McH 6- 4, 6-4 Butch Pintozzi-Jeff Rhode vs Ray Boyle-Jim Boscaljon - McH 7-5, 3-6, 6-0 Ex. Jerry Campbell-Rich Wimmer vs Bob Nielson-Todd Kirk - McH, 11-10 Ex. Rick • Niess-Frank Jakubicek vs Steve Mikulich- Jim Stepnewski - L.Z. 10-8 Final score. McHenry, 4 - Lake Zurich, 1 Soph Nine Loses 4-3 To Carmel Coach Dave Luckett's sophomore baseball team lost to Carmel of Mundelein Tuesday by the score of 4 to 3. It was the soph's second loss of the season against one win. Tomorrow they play at Antioch in a double duel against both Elgin and Elgin Larkin. BOX SCORES Jablonski rf-p Frantz ss Hoffc Dicker c Mroz 3b Johnson lb Hager p-rf ab 4 1 1 l 3 3 3 Anderson If 3 0 1 Buchholz If 0 0 0 Roberts cf 3 0 0 Piklor 2b 3 1 0 Totals 25 4 3 r r h e 0 3 4 3 0 4 7 2 ox 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 McHenry 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 Carmel 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 ht ATTEMPTING THE DOUBLE PLAY - Warrior Shortstop Brian Greve (left) starts his throw to first, after stepping on second to retire Wilson of Carmel. The throw was late, but in the opening inning, this same Adams to Greve to Thomas netted a double play for the Warriors. In background is second baseman Bob Adams, who started this play. The McHenry Warriors came from behind, to win the game by a 6-2 score. It's a great start for the team, with three wins against no defeats. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD VV ! CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB is happy to announce that Our Golf Course is Now Open ® 2.VMIV4 lUI'hI.IIII.I KI). HIUOOLFO M.MKMO HONDA FIRST INTO THE FUTURE. 1978's Now On Display Water Cooled Shaft Drive V-Twin - NEW! NEW! NEW! Capacitor Discharge First - w/tubeless tires CX-500 LENNOX AIR CONDITIONING High Efficiency Top Discharge Quiet and Dependable CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AanilVoentteft HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 3511 S.Wright Rd. (815)459-2300 McHENRY. ILL. (312)526-6286 FINANCING AVAILABLE A Certified LENNOX * Dealer . Warrior Ball Team Defeats Carmel 6-2 For Third Victory Adams 2b John Meyers rf Paulsen p Frantz p h. Sharp p Rogers c Thomas lb Greve ss Mroz p h. Glick ss McHENRY RECREATION Ladies Tues. Nite League 7 p.m. Average or better: Mary Steinsdoerfer 161, 444; Cathy Boro 209,193, 553; Esther Cygan 160, 392; Shirley Klapperich 163, 442; Naomi Mereness 417; Wanda Gehrke 208, 515; Cathie Piatek 379; Helen Rathering 186, 457; Kathy Miller 176, 481; Sheree DeKneef 387; Carol Michels 177,492; Annette Joyce 171, 483; Pat Gass 144, 336; Wilma Aylward 170, 420; Dot Koleno 433; Ronnie Romkowske 168, 471; Mary Foster 362; Eleanore Glaviano 168, 478; Edi Nifn- sgern, 458; Rae Fenner 171, 466; Flo Manzardo 168, 418; Freida Miller, 432; Pat Buccelli 363; Helen Spencer 186, 499; Jane Switzer 212, 546; Pam Kozior 171, 419; Mae Collis 413; Beth Ryden 338; Dottie Hayes 173, 499; Karen Bona to 442; Louie Stine 164, 429; Marie Diedrich 426; Bette O'Brien 177 , 453; Shirley Thomas, 375; Tinky Meyer 459; Phyl Grorenaud 478; Gwen Smith 188, 490. Splits: Gwen Smith 4-5-7; Wanda Gehrke 4-7-10; Carol Michels 3-10; Helen Rathering 3-7-10 "500" CLUB Cathy Boro 209-193-151-553; Jane Switzer 163-171-212-546; Wanda Gehrke 150-157-206-515. Just beautiful bowling gals - wish I could add my name to it - but, maybe a lot of us will join you next week -?7 Lot of 490's - all these "should-of's" TEN PIN QUEENS Mon. April 3.9:30 p.m. F Bush 212, 568; J. Cordray 201, 553; D Lulow,198, 516; A. Koczor 200, 515; S Wright 183, 515; V. Brzenk 212, 510; J. Worts 211, 503; J. Gilbert 198, 501; A Prokaski 204, 492; F. Brzenk 185, 468; R. Bomke 166, 473; E. Cross 183, 471; A. Barger 177, 487; K. Lulow 184, 498. Deb Koleno bowled a triplicate of 133-399-63 pins over average. K. Woods 93 pins over. J. Prather - 70 over. Rails: J. Cordray 6-7-10; C. Sullivan and Dot Koleno 3-10-5- 6; F. Freund 1-2-7. Ken Swanson's McHenry high baseball Warriors won their third game of the young season Tuesday by defeating Carmel of Mundelein 6-2 at McCracken field. Barry Paulsen and Bob Sharp teamed up to limit the visitors to just three hits, with Paulsen picking up his second win of the season. Brian DiBlasi with two hits led the local attack. Tomorrow, again the Totals Warriors will be engaged in a double duel meet here at Mc­ Cracken field at 10:30 a.m. They and Antioch will Elgin and Elgin Larkin. BOX SCORE ab 27 9 6 play Oeffling 3b DiBlasi cf Prust cf Jeff Meyers If McHenry Carmel 12 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 3 0 3 x 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 - piv HONDA COUNTRY' • 1039 LAKE AVE 338-4620 BUS. RT. 14 A RT. 47 WOODSTOCK CULLOM KNOLL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT IRENE McNISH STARTING APRIL 10TH WE'LL BE OPEN FOR •LUNCH 11:00-2:00 •DINNER 5:00-10:00 OPEN 8:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. 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