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amors look ready This could have been datelined Siberia, Mour good friend Mike Lamb £$ uit^kEnough "w 00 ̂ * The Warriors had u excellent "gy'A" l»»t_8.tur<Uy, P ScWenderhed * cbance to look over Us squad under game conditions and \ The Warriors have one of the bitter teams in years in size. They can alio could be well known in the Fax Valley One thina we can count oft. they won't be out-coached and out-conditioned They took to pretty good shape to me last Saturday* The Warrior, open the ieason tomorrow .at Morton East at 2 p.m. To get to Hoffman Stadium, take the I-w extension to Eisenhower Expressway. At the Harlem Ave. ifrtt turn to 23rd street. The stadium will be on your left. Hope to see a lot oT you Warrior fans at the game Saturday. ******** A pleasant surprise on Sunday afternoon. The "Old Warrior" Cliff Fulton dropped in along with his wife ! Marti for a visit. Cliff is on the staff at Northern Illinois University and is interested in Warrior teams. How can one forget after spending 20 some odd years as Warrior coach in basketball, football and track. Cliff asked me to say hello to all his friends, and we hope to get him here for a Warrior basketball game later this It's that time of the year when the crystal ball gets dusted off for another season. After last year, we hope it is a lot more clear on the surface. Ill pick the Warriors over the Mustangs of Morton East. The Mustangs are 1-35 over the last four years, and if they were looking for a patsy, they came to the wrong place. Jacobs tobeat Lake Zurich. They did get some help from Dundee this season. Aurora West in a close one over Crown- Dundee. The Chargers of Bob Carlson have to be loaded with 700 students form Dundee to help them out. Although Aurora West is down, its organization ability should prevail tomorrow. Wauconda tobeat Cary-Grove in a real tooa-up, as neither team will be a standout in the conference races. Crystal Lake Central to beat West Chkago in the closest of games. Bill Mack always has a good team. Although West Chicago is generally tough, I mil still stick with the Tigers. Marian Central to nip Crystal Lake South. Chuck Hartlieb, one of the outstanding field generals in the state, should have enough receivers to beat South. The Blue Streaks of Woodstock over Waukegan West. Coach Bob Bradshaw is looking for his first Fox Valley title after five years of being the favorite. This could be the year. And Randy Oberembt of the Skyhawks to defeat Richmond-Burton. The Rockets lost a lot by graduation and will be hard pressed fins season. Reports also say the Skyhawks are ready to make a move in the North Suburban. by Dick Rabbit season. His 1956-50 team won the North Suburban championship. ****** Hutch's Running Warriors finished fourth in the Maine West Invitational last Saturday. Rockford Guilford won the meet in every division. According to Warrior assistant coach Earl Kyle, Guilford am loaded this year. Chuck Cuda's golfers won their opener against an always tough opponent Antioch by one stroke. The veteran coach may not place second this year, but the Warriors are still a mighty good team. owerwoc NURSERY FIELDS fSHADE TREE r L SALE Howard Coeell may have to move over in the television booth. Our good friend Bill Day, former Warrior coJch, will do the color on channel 3 this season. The veteran coach of 25 years will bring a new dimension to local football coverage. He is well aquainted with Fox Valley teams, along with other teams in the area that will be covered. We wish Bfll the best of luck and hope he will let S.I.H. and I get In a word in tne press box at McCracken Field. Maple * Locust *0ak * Birch *Aih Over 20 Varieties • 2.000 trees Chapel Hill The final results in the Tuesday ladies league after the last match play of Aug. 90, Sewed Mar Ray to be the winning team of the 1983 season. The final scores were Mar Ray H Nowak 97*, Top Deck 85Mi, little Chef 83%, Blue Camel 81, Steffans 76, McHenry Floral 74 and Fox Hole 57*. The contest on the 30 was for individual low putts. Sandy Donovan won in class A with 12, Maureen Doberty won in class B with 15 and in class C. it was Maryanne Doetsch with 14. Tuesday, September 6 waa a lust for fun golf day with many interesting hazards thought up and executed by our handicapper, Nancy Kemp. Such as standing in a box to drive, putting out in a sand trap, driving with a whiffle ball, etc. Onli, where the ball had to be In the mid season tournament, Nancy McAuliffe won in class A, Ellen Leonard in class B and Betty Gossell in class C. Patty Bitterman won the award for the most improved golfer. The following officers were chosen for the 1984 season: Corky Weber, president; Dorie Tonyan, vice-president; Kathy Schaefer, treasurer; Nancy Thielsen, secretary; and Shirely Klapperich, sargent-at-arms. Nancy Kemp agreed to again take the job of handicapper which sne performed so efficiently this season. So we will Sign off until 1984 with many good memories of the season. Esta thrown all the way to the green, Shirely Dawson managed to throw hers backwards and Sharon Delehanty showed great persistence when she took 20 putts to put the ball in the cup in the sand trap. Nancy Kemp, playing with IngaPadgitt, reported that in all the confusion Inga was putting out from number one on the number four green. In spite of all these handicaps, Lois Anderson managed to have a nice chip-in on number seven. The best ringer scores for the year were Nancy McAuliffe in class A, a three way tie in class B between Lois Crouch, Diane Derby and Kathy Schultz. 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