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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 26, 1959 S?0B7S j$u £ato£, U/aJLlA. PRETTY CHEERLEADERS LIKE OUR TEAM The sports pace is fast. You will find quite a bit of sports news spread around Ye Olde Plaindealer pages this week. History was made when our Warriors won the North Suburban championship and further history is made as "Brenda" Rives up the front page for a spread for the team. She's i i^ood kid! The Warriors must have been quite an attraction at Woodstock. The place was packed. Woodstock fans expressed the thought that they lost to a good team. We had just settled into our seals when Tony Roskie came along' and showed his hospitality by offering to get. us lined •up at the scorer's table. We decided to stay put. but the welcome gesture will be remembered for a long time. Some day we may devote a column to our experiences with different schools over a quarter of a century of sports writing. Mike Creighton was somewhat bottled up by Woodstock's height under the boards, but he grabbed 10 rebounds anyway, and hit for a 57.1 %. ! Everyone else on the team did his best to assure victory. •There wasn't much doubt about this game, especially after last week's upset to Zion. Al Beth, Woodstock's 6-3 center, hit for 19 points to lead his team's attack and Carl Moraw had 12. Well, the pressure is off now as far as the conference is concerned. but the idea is to preserve that.20-1 record and advance 1o the regionals in a very respectable position. Dundee's rugged Cardunals come to^toWn for a grudge battle this Friday, Feb. 21. We previously beat the Cards 64-57 down at Dundee. C.ene De- , Lacey's boys are the only team which has beaten Zion besides us. and they have done it twice. (Once by 25 points) In addition. it will be DeLacey's last regular season game after 31 vears of work at Dundee. He recently announced his retire- i ment. and you can bet that his { players will really want this | game as a going-away gift to him. Denny Nelson, their eenler, is one of the conference's top scorers and the rest of the lineup is filled with men who by Konnie Smith can score • heavily on any given RON SMITH WARRIORS w UP TITLE AT WOODSTOCK M. C. H. S. WRESTLING NEWS The conference wresttoig tournament held at Barrington, February 15, saw the host team winning the North Suburban title. Dan Baldino and Rich Lundborg took first places at 95 and 133 pound weight classifications for McHenry. TEAM TOTALS: Barrington -- 104 Crystal Lake -- 62 Libertyville -- 56 t % McHenry -- 54 Dundee -- 40 Zion -- 36 (Sports Continued on Page 8) WTc are pleased to present those snappy, smiling cheerl eaders of MCHS. These girls play a big part in keeping up the fine spirit that has brought success to the Warriors. Left to right: Suzanne Miller, Ann Peschke, Judy Hans, Louis May, Anita Beckenbaugh, Mary Lou Miller,,Rosemary Roti. Dundee Here For Final Conference Contest Friday Remember Feb. 20, 1959, as the night that McHenry high night. It will be McHenry's last home game, so we expect a big school won its first North Sub- send-off for the Warriors and urban League championship in Coach Fulton, new conference basketball by defeating \V:ood- champs. stock, an arch rival, by a score McHenry (75) F<J FT PF of 75-54. The victory left our Cajthaml 1o 1 2 conference mark at 10 wins Creighton 4 13 and 1 loss and our overall mark Eichinger 65 1 at 20-1. Zion is in second place Vycital 6 2 4 with an 8-3 record. The Fulton- steinbach 4 3 4 men sewed up the game in the Moss 0 0 0 first quarter as they piled up a Schaefer 0 11 24-10 advantage. Before the Hester 0 0 0 Blue Streaks knew what had Oeffling 0 2 0 hit them, the score was 13-2. ©lson 0 0 0 and the opponents were pretty Peterson 0 0 0 well demoralized by our fight- -- -- -- HEBRON STALL HOLDS WARRIOR SCORE TO f7 Fulton Hot-Shots Score 40 Points In Third Period By Ronnie Smith were dazed, but Vycital recovered and stayed in. Creight o n r e c e i v e d s o m e s e v e r e humps on the head and was removed from the competition. I J o h n S t e i n b a c h was h i g h I scorer with 21 points--and--re^~ i covered the ball 8 times which ] is an indication of a good j press. ! Creighton scored 19 points : before he was taken out, had I 13 rebounds, shot 72.2%, and made 9 recoveries, some of Did you ever hear of a team down by 35 points stall to keep the other team from scoring? RICH SMITH Team Manager We have expressed our opinion of the likes of Tony Roskie befor§. H|s kind will battle you all t%& \ff'8y in a game, then be your friend when the battle is over. Separate stories will give you information on the regional tickets. Fred Meyer is knee deep in promotion of the Forester tournament. Looks like the biggest event in the history of their state tourney. ing spirit and hustle. Totals 30 15 15 ; The game was watched by Woodstock (54) F(i FT PF the largest Woodstock crowd Merwin 1 2 2 of the season, a capacity house Smith ' 0 0 1 which was composed of a maMoraw 5 2 1 jority of Warrior fans. BalancWilbrandt 4 0 , 1 ed scoring, hustle and teamRitter 1 0 0 work won this one for the loy- Beth 8 3 3 ,al fans who traveled to W'ood- Stewart 0 0 0 stock to be present at the clinWard 0 1 3 cher of the title. Jensen 3 0 1 The Warriors shot 50c'< for Fyfe 0 0 2 the game and 53.1 ('r in the first I Brown 0 2 J half. Woodstock shot at a 32.4 Schultz 0 0 0 percent clip for the contest. •-- -- .... The Blue Streaks were real- Totals 22 10 18 which were spectacular and incredible. This was Mike's third straight excellent game. Al Cajthaml hit for 13 points, That's just what happpii^it' shot 62.5'U and had 6 rebounds. when our Warriors ran Mark Vycital also hit in in trouncing Hebron's Green double figures with 10 points. Giants by the all-time McHen- Matt Eichinger was way bery high score of 97-156. After low par with 8 points, but his Results of Tournament: three quarters of play, Hebron usefullness is indicated by 111 95 lbs. -- Baldino, McHenry trailed by 40 points, and their assists, his second high for beat Kreuger. Grant, 1-0. coach. Bill Slayton, decided to the year. | 103 lbs. -- Schmadabeck, stall to keep our hot Warrior Qf reserves got into! Glenbrook beat Grandt, -Lib- LUNDBORG. BALDINO FIRST IN DISTRICT WRESTLE TOURNEY Glenbvook took honors at. the, 'District'WresFlTng Tournament, held at Libertyville February 21, by outpointing eight other schools. McHenry's Dick Lundborg defeated Ivan, Marks of Glenbrook 5-0 to win the 133 lbs. division. Dan Baldino continued 1 WEDNESDAY thru TUESDAY ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 25c _ OpefTDaily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CAK£! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children ' - NOW thru SAT. Jules Verrie Author of "Around the World in 80 Days" Amazing Story "FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON" » with Joseph Cotton Debra Paget ° plus "SENIOR PROM" . -Louis-Prima Keely Smith Jill Corey Ed Sullivan guest star with his undefeated record making it 20 in a row by outpointing Bob Kreuger of Grant 1-0. Kreuger was previously unbeaten. Ron Creutz, also of McHenry, was beaten by Riggs of Barrington to finish second | One Show FEB 25 thru MARCH 3 j i Michael Todd's : "AROUND THE | WORLD IN 80 DAYS", Weekdays At .^7:45 in a lbs. tough weight class, 175' Two Spring seems to be in the a. ir,,. L, arr;v Stillijn g« 1c1 alled+ u to* h, ad, , ong b, ee. n assured, and, „Fu ,l - ta k baseball and tell us that , , , , • L ly supposed to be up for this Quarter?, game, hut were caught off bal- : Woodstock ance at the outset and never McHemj were able to recover. Wood- j _ _ _ _ , stock seemed to improve as 1he game went on. but the victory 10 16 13 15--54 24 20 14 17--75 FOX five from reaching the covifejed jjie SCOring column with the 100 points they wanted sP^exception of Billy Oeffling who badly. With an 81-41 lead, was ^eld scoreless in that final Coach Fulton emptied his quarter. It was a great team bench. The boys tried hard,1 effort highlighted by hustle. Bob Schultz, one of the county's high scorers, led the . . . , , . , a t t a c k f o r H e b r o n w i t h 1 3 which should last quite some; Green Gian(s mus, however Another record , be n credit for their hustle was set in the third1 quarter, a|though they were outwh. e. n. we scored _4 0 .p o. -m tg i m a n n e d, a ,l,l t h e w a y . which amounts to 5 points a! minute or 1 ptjint every 12ibox SCORE. seconds. : McHenry (97) McHenrv « - Cajthaml but Hebron's "stall" was just a little too much. The 97 John Knox will manage Shamrocks this year. the At a recent county league meeting, Joe Frett was reelected president and Joe Feffer, secretary-treasurer. We haven't seen the first ton cleared his bench in the final period. Big gun in the McHenry attack was Al Cajthaml who was absolutely a "dead-eye" on his long jump shots. Al was almost seriously injured when he was tripped up by Jensen of Woodstock on a drive-in shot. He in- VALLEY RIDERS started out very slowly and dropped behind by a 7-2 margin, but we took. a v . . 15-10 first quarter lead which ^C1 ,a FG FT PF 5 3 3 ! Creighton Eichinger The club held its first meetwe never relinquished. The boys outscored Hebron 26-19 in the second to take a 41-29 lead. Our full-court press comi n g a t o u r new c l u b h o u s e on p l e t e l v b a f f l e d t h e G r e e n •the R. C. Raven farm. Anyone! riiant* in llw third and we wanting to \isit the club on score(j 14 baskets and 12 free W e d n e s d a y n i g h t a t 7 : 3 0 i s | t h r o w s i n t h a t p e r i o d . The w elcome. This Sunday we are i he]d a 15.15 advanjured his shoulder, but remain- having a club open house from )!1(rn +1,^ 1 m,art«r robin, but a fly buzzed over our ' J ed in 1he Rame_ „e mad(1 K()()(1 U • ' thc final (lua,teidesk the other day. on 10 out of 12 shots for a truly remarkable 83.3f'. Most of his shots consisted of jump tournament for grade school. shots from ,h(1 (.ornrv boys is in progress at Lake The Tri County basketball Zurich. "Will have to pick up results for next week. Have just been informed that sporfs news has run beyond our space limitations. Better cut this short and see how many stories have to be whittled. We would like to credit Mel Hudecek of the Plaindealer staff for the make-up on the front page picturing the Warriors. We think he did a great job. DAILY PINUPS: Diplomacy is the art of allowing someone else to have your own way without trespassing on theirs. John Steinbach led the team in three all important categor- 1:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. This is so those members unable to come to meetings will be able to see the clubhouse located on the McHenry blacktop. R. Raven was voted in as our new custodian. He will be respon- Steinbach Moss Schaefer Hester Claybaugh Oeffling Olson Peterson 8 2 3 10 1 2 3 1 0 39 19 11 ies in this game as he really sible for the club property. Our Despite the high total, our shooting was just a little above average for us as we compiled a 46.4'.v from the floor. We made 19 of 27 free throws for a 70r/f clip. Hebron hit at a 38.1 r'r pace. ' Our 39 baskets tied the sea-j. son's high which was reached at Antioeh just one game earlier. We established a new personal high in recoveries with 39. A freak- accident occurred in the third quarter which scared everyone in the gym. ^ . Tickets can be purchasedjjn PxeCuting the press, Mark Mark V>cita had 14 points from members for the spring lV jtal and Mike Creighton irl nart enmn l/nv occictc uilU j .. _ A. j.i. _ tf r-» 1 n • »' n in! collided at full speed in the | middle of the floor and hit the floor with a thud. Both players ertyville, Pin. 112 lbs. -- Branoij,. Glenbrook beat Ciesil, Wauconda 5-0. 120 lbs. -- Colburn, Barrington. beat Heiser, Libertyville 4-3. 127 lbs. - Elko, Glenbrook beat Rowden, Grant 5-3. 133 lbs. -- Lundborg, McHenry beat Marks, Glenbrook 5-0. 138 lbs. -- Longfield, Wau-1 conda beat Valentine, Glenbrook 3-2. . I 145 lbs. -- Chappie, Barrington beat Jarvis, Ela Vernon 5-4. ; 154 lbs. -- Carlyle, Glen-1 brook beat Pierre, Barrington 1 3-2. I 165 lbs. -- Parr, Crystal Lake j beat Cashmore, Wauconda 8-3. 175 lbs. -- Riggs, Barrington beat Creutz, McHenry 1-0. Hwy. -- Butts, Glenbrook beat Ross, Libertyville, Pin. Shows Sat. & Sun 2:30 & 7:00 Children 50c Adults $1.25 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MARCH 4 & 5 Benefit Performance for AMERICAN LEGION POST OF WAUCONDA TV'S LAFF-FAMED^ FUNSTERS flBlfeWff* MARTHA HYiR Ltlf aiCKOH-MH TMigl *IMKS HE1S8H - MM tUMI art M0. A Universal International Picture and WALT DISNEY'S "LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW" SUN - MON You have never seea more! • Adventure • Excitement • Thrills ^ • Spectacle "ROOTS OF HEAVEN' ,CinemaScope & Color with Errol Flynn Juliette Greco Eddie Albert \j Orscm Welles TUES - WED - THURf Adult Entertainment! "HOME BEFORE DARK" The Year's Most Discussed Motion Picture' with the Dramatic Star JEAN SIMMONS husMed up and down that floor. John led the team in rebounding with 11, led in assists with 9 , a r i d i n r e c o v e r i e s w i t h 8 . In addition, he contributed 11 points to the cause. Matt Eichinger hit his avera g e game i n s c o r i n g w i t h 17 points. and had some key assists with beautiful passing as did Matt president and referee went to Chicago last Wednesday and received all the sanctions for coming events. The Hurricane Riders of Elgin declined our invitation to compete as our competition in the AI.C. polo game. dance at the V.F.W. hall Hebron (56) FG FT PF Schultz 6 1 3 O'Brien 0 0 0 Walters 2 1 4 Begun 4 0 3 Losee 4 4 4 Bullock 3 2 2 Hansen 5 0 3 24 8 19 Hebron McHenry 10 19 12 15 56 15 26 40 16 -- 97 ST. MARY'S CAGERS WIN SECOND PLACE IN DIOCESAN MEET McHenry on March 21, 1959 arriors Win Conference •Continued from Page 1> situation against Worries are unwanted woes that add to your misery, subtract from your pleasure, divide your attention and have been known to multiply like wild. Lorgnette: a supercilious look on a slender stick. The teacher was trying to make the pupils think and thus asked some tricky questions. "Johnnv." said the teacher, "give me an example of nothing." Johnny / didn't hesitate. "Nothin' ", he said, "is a balloon with its skin off." M Th 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 who could take care of the taller men. He was rugged. The Bentz-Icss five had to go out and prove - , . to themselves that they could win. Don was on of^McHenry ctpS se'S the bench .u, urge his mates on to victory. They place in the Diocesan Sectional won a close one from Crystal Lake in their first . Tournament at Elgin last Sun- test and everybody knew thev would not fold. finals byeLatingasCtedMao'J o^ For the first lime in history, McHenry has Elgin 42-15. and St. Lawrence been included in the top 15 teams in the state, of Elgin 44-31. In the finals sr The team record at lhis im stand at 2Q won Marv s bowed to St. Joseph s • , -it t Of Elgin in an overtime 54-49. against a single loss. In conference play the The out-shooting (against a record is 10-1. tight zone defense. °f st. Qn Friday night of this week the Warriors Marv s was 6xc6ptional, nut it _ -n . « • , was offset by St. Joseph's fine W1^ play host to the greatly improved Cardunals rebounding, jump shots and free of Dundee, who gained a victory over the high ,hscorins for st. Mary s w.« ^ori"g Libertyville five last week. This will be done by all the players who ine nnal game oi the season. Tournament time saw action: Rex Hester, Ken is with US. , ^"dealer is proud to present the above Freund. Rex Hester was out-; pictures and joins the entire community.in a salute 10AY MAT iE SKATING 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri.. Sat. & Sun. 8 to N P.M. JUST FOR fM ROLLER MK McHENRY, ILL. standing on defense.' , to the champion Warriors and their coach. 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