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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAMDEALER Thursday, December 21, J&tj £cVt£. UJtL&Ah* SO I HEAR... STATE CHAMPS-- Rita and George Barbian came through as champions in the Illinois State mixed doubles all-star finals at Joliet last Saturday, bowling a total of 1242 pins. Two beautiful trophies are . on display at "the Barbian store ; as the tsrtmd participants tell • their story. A sizeable check will follow. It was a rough road for these local bOtolers as they waded through competition to reach the finals and the state championship. We join the. many friends of •• George and Rita in saying-- Congratulations! K. of C. TOURNEY-- The ninth annual K. of C. basketball tournament is all set for Sunday, December 31, and Monday, January 1, in the MCHS gym. Parish teams take great interest in this event each year as it gives many vacationing college students a chance to get into action. TOP IN TOPPLERS-- Twas too late to get a top score in last week, but a 680 series by Jerry Ripley rates reed special mention. Ray finished his first game with 7 strikes in a row for 247. He then had 5 strikes in a row to start his: second game and had 238 pins. The Ripley score was bowled at Tomasello's as was a 543 SttjcF by LidUrit pdiirikt. ooo by Jiin O T'^lleran and 542 by Merv Huff who carries ar^l46 average. Down Palace way we see a 623 series for B. O'Brien and 513 for Joyce Dillon. C. D. of A. "Specials" at Mc- Henry Rec were Ethel Groth. •198-551; Mary Lou Thennes, "202-549; Louise Smith, 179-506. Bdb Nolan was over 200 in every game for a 634 series. Ray Cynovfca's 633 led the majors. TO TWO TOURNEYS, TOO-- Adding to the Warrior cagers regular schedule are two tournaments. They play Round Lake In the Geneva meet thi& (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock. ,Kext Tuesday nightffoec. 26, Coach Fulton leiy&fhls boys into the Grayslake tou r n e y where they meet the host team in the second game, starting about 8:30 p.m. CHRISTMAS-- The holiest and "best season of the year is with us. We say this because it seems that ho trther time of the year do people show the same good will and charity in appraisal of their fellowmen. Material things seem less important to us this year than ever before. Not that we want Santa Claus to hibernate in the frozen north and forget us. We do believe in Santa Claus and trust God wills that old Santa spread cheer year after year. Sure. We hope that Santa brings us the usual pair of socks. Empty so^k-. We'll fill "6rrt~All we really want is good hea&h for ourself and others sb dear to us. To all of you--Be gay a little, pray a little and enjoy a Merry Christmas. WARRIORS LOOK GREAT M WIN OYER PALATINE Battle Down To Last Seconds For 58 To 55 Victory Coach Cliff Fulton trotted out the same faces last Friday night to face the visiting Palatine team, but to close followers of McHS fortunes it was a different team. As the Warriors defeated the previously unbeaten Palatine varsity 58 to 55, they showed ho resemblance to the team that had gone down before Barrington and Crystal Lake. This was one of those close battles all the way and went down to the final seconds before the issue was settled. May carried the scoring load for McHenry in the early stages of the game before Morenz found the range. The V.'arriors held a 2 point edge at half time and 4 points at the three quarter point. Then came a nerve tingling fourth quarter in which a real sood Palatine team threatened to pull away. Action was so fast in the final 10 seconds that fans are still trying to fitrure out how it all happened. Morenz was a ball of fire at this point and his quick hands did much to spoil Palatine's final bid to score. Rourke sank a free throw in the final seconds to make the edse much safer. -- To Vern Petersen goes a world of credit for a rebounding performance that made the difference. It is elementary, my dear Watson, but when you have the ball the other team simply cannot score. McHenry (58) FG FT PF PTS Morenz 10 3 1 23 Freund 0 0 3 0 Petersen 4 1 5 9 Kusch .....2 6 3 10 May 6 1 3 13 Rourke 0 1 0 1 Stacknick 1 0 2 2 Totals 23 12 17 58 Palatine (55) FG FT PF PTS Valukas 4 2 0 10 Seehpusen 3 3 3 9 Kozlicki 7 6 3 20 Roberts 4 1 2 9 Skinner ....".,.0 3 5 3 Aggerback 0 2 0 2 Chessman 1 0 1 2 Totals 19 17 14 55 McHenry 14 17 IS 14--58 Palatine 14 15 11 15--55 Daily Pinups JIappiness somehow 1 ies in the pursuit of things, not always in catching up with them % An echo has the last word, but doesn't contribute anything When you run away frorr. ADOPT BOARD POLICIES The policies, rules and regulations of the board of School District 15 have been put into written form and at last week's meeting, the official edition was formally adopted. Few Things In All This World Need Reforming As Much As The Neighbor's Kids PALATINE FROSHSOPH FIVE BEATS McHENRY 42 TO 36 The Frosh-Soph basketball team of McHenry High School sums Up a 42-36 defeat at the hands of Palatine here last Friday night this way: "We beat ourselves, not being able to hit the hoop". From the field, the home team made only 22 per cent oi their shots. They did better from the free^throw line with 42 per cent. [ Bill Funk is qredited with a very good game\n scoring 10 points and turnings in an excellent defensive job on a man 4 inches taller ana 20 pounds heavier. Bill held Timmins to 4 points. McHenry (36) FG FT PF PTS Meyer 1 2 5 4 Benson 2 3 1 7 Mayfield 0 0 2 0 Funk 4 2 5 10 Jelinek 2 1 3 5 Newkirk 0 1 1 1 Markgraff 4 1 3 9 Blake 0 0 4 0 Totals 13 10 24 36 Palatine (42) FG FT PF PTS Lechner 1 3 1 5 Timmins 1 2 5 4 Stahl 3 1 2 7 Brooks 3 1 5 7 Leiman 3 9 4 15 Saver 0 0 1 0 Eldridge 1 0 0 2 Fenske 0 2 1 2 Totals 12 18 19 42 McHenry 5 IS 4 14--S« Palatine 6 15 9 12--42 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS W L Pts Opp Zion 4 0 285 241 Palatine 3 1 249 208 McHenry 2 2 241 227 Barrington ... 2 2 186 195 Dundee 2 2 211 214 Libertyville ... 2 2 204 192 Crystal Lake .. 1 3 239 268 Woodstock ....0 4 214 273 Results: Zion 80, Crystal Lake 63 Libertyville 68, Woodstock 48 McHenry 58, Palatine 55 Dundee 51, Barrington 44 December 20 Dundee at Woodstock McHenry at Zion December 21 Libertyville at Palatine December 22 Barrington at Crystal LaW life you're apt to bump into anything. Some wait for their ship to come in; some paddle their canoe and go out to meet it. Time capsule: A precious moment. It takes a little muscle and it takes a little grit. A little real ambition with a little bit of wit. It's not the biggest things that show, It's the little things that people do, that makes tlif old world go. Anonymous McHenry Tie Rods The new officers presided over the meeting on Tuesday, December 12, and everything went as planned. As we had planned we entered a car in the Christmas parade and pleased many children with candy. On Sunday, December 17, we had a toboggan party at the Veterans Park in Crystal Lake. It lasted'four and a half hours and everyone present had a good time. The McHenry Tie-Rods wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We hope everyone realizes his great responsibility when he gets behind the wheel and drives safely. Ron Klapperich, Sec. Tobago, an island in the Atlantic off South America, shifted 20 times during the 16th, 17th and early 18th centuries between ownership by Spain, France, and England. HURRICANES OF MARIAN HIGH TRIM HUNTLEY Host Strong Si. Mel Of Chicago On Friday Night The Marian Hurricanes evened their record at 2-2 Saturday night at the expense of Huntley by the score of 79 - 55. Four boys hit in double figures for the high scoring Hurricanes -- Ed Crowley of Crystal Lake had 18, Vic Freund of Spring Grove had 16, Rex Litchfield of Union had 11, and Rex Hester of McHenry had 10. The Hurricanes got off to a slow start and at the quarter led by a score of 14 to 9. In the second quarter Rex Hester hit all 10 of his points to lead Marian to a 35 to 21 half time lead. In the third Marian continued to sizzle as John Corso of McHenry, and Rex Litchfield each hit four baskets arid Ed Crowley added three baskets to lead Marian to a 62 - 29 advantage. Coach Joe Gubbins cleared the bench in the fourth quarter and Huntley was able to score 26 of its 55 points. The Hurricanes hit 52 per cent of their shots from the floor and in the second half hit a fantastic 19 out of 30 for 63 per cent Coach Joe Gubbins after the same said that he was particularly impressed with the great team effort his boys put forth. This along with the tight defense that the Hurricanes showed in the first 3 quarters were the high points of the night. This Friday night the Marian team will host a strong St. flfrel of Chicago team. This will be St. Mels first appearance ip th;s area. Until this year St. Mels was a member of the powerful Catholic Lssgus of Chicago. Marian (79) FG FT PF TF Freund 5 6 0 16 Purvey 0 0 0 0 Christians 1 0 3 2 Corso 4 0 1 8 Hester 4 2 4 10 Litchfield 5 1 4 „.ll Stilling 1 1 4 3 Vycital 1 0 4 2 Sexton 2 1 1 5 Crowley 8 2 4 18 Anderson 0 0 10 Bowman 1 2 1 4 Diedrich 0 0 1 0 Martin 0 0 0 > 0 32 15 28 79 Huntley (55) FG FT PF TP Kahl 5 4 4 14 Cole 0 1 5 1 Frohling 3 3 5 9 Jordi 1 3 3 5 Henning . . . . . . . 6 5 4 17 Stading 2 5 0 9 Zimmerman .... 0 0 0 0 17 21 21 55 Score by Quarters: Mariaii 14 21 27 17--79 Huntley 9 12 6 26--55 GARY VOGT SHOWS CLASS CM U; OF I. WRESTLIMG TEAM At 147 lbs., Junior letterman Gary Vogt of Wonder Lake has looked the best of the Ulini wrestlers according to Coach Pat Patterson of the U. of Illinois at Champaign. Vogt has been in 6 bouts and has lost only one of them, a 4-0 loss at the hands of Purdue stickout Dave Gibson in the finals of the Illinois invitational. Vogt downed Hoosier Tim Haley 4-2. Gary graduated from McHenry high in 1958. Virginia has produced 8 Presidents, Ohio, 7. Tomasello's Men's 9:15 Friday Nite League W. Selof 203; D. Huff 202- 538; B. Hauri 203; E. Popelka 203-592; B. Popelka 209;* W. Bychowski 529; L. Toepper 208. Sunday Morning - 2 Man Team (4 game series) -- F. Ansell 702; E. Koch 233- 762; E. Lossman 206. Railroads: Koch 4-7-9 andtf 6-7; Bonk 6-7-10; H. Burger 4-7-10. Koch had seven strikes in a row. Mlxed-Up Grownups Sunday Nite League -- R. Stilling 219-569; A. Otto 221-557; R. Rudolph; L. Schmitt 220-543; D. Schmitt 486; A. Katzenberg 455; L. La- Bay 475; F. Erickson 464; D. Rudolph 451; M. Huff 441. Men's Friday 7:15 League -- J. Thelen 532; F. Schmitt 212-563; B. Comstock 234: D, Bentz 204-530; L. Hiller 538. T.N.T. League -- N. Piatt 186-214-529; C. Thomas 202-506; D. Kibbe 177- 480; M. Wakitsch 183-182-489; J, O'Leary 175-480; I. Stilling 466; J. May 182-473; C. May 459; L Godina 450; A. Becker 181-451; J. Ceichon 456# B. Hettermann 455; H. Para 186- 446; E. Mangold 441; V. Smith 439; M. Joyce 431; M. Hettermann 437; Railroads: G. Jorgenson 5-10. McHenry Recreation Tuesday Nite Thirty-Niners -- C. Schlitt 199-478; E. Winkel 205-529; N. McGee 216-502; Doris Freund 182-490; A. Prazak 453; B. Gilpin 255-525. Railroads: R. Przetacznik 3-10; G. Bentz 5-10. McHenry Recreation Ten Pin Queens -- W. Gehrke 215-523; M. Mc- Kim 444; M. Topp 430; M. May 448; S. Schaefer 462; P. Wight 432; T. Steffan 179- 504; J. Rink 191-491; D. Overton 186-452; M. Donnelly 193- 507; E. Wirfs 176-445; T. Meyer 181-474; E. Hester 436; E. Jus ten 179-484; J. Doherty 185- 461; L. Burns 464; M. Doherty 223-209-198-630; L. Michels 185-509; M. B. Fuchs 191-192 542. Railroads: S. Lamerand 5-10; A.. Sheriff Herdrich 6-7-10 3-7. Monday Nite Commercial L. Bacon 221-578; A. Kujak 231; D. Hiller 530; B. Nolan 202-213-219-634; G. Worts 220: E. Amann 212-546; E. Steinsdorfer 549. Freund 207; Kleinhuizen 557; F. Matthesius 213; R. Kick 218; M. Gath 201- 544; G. Fraunhoffer 23T-544; S. Marsella 203-548; D. Houghton 222; A. McCarroll 212-572. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- M. A. Thennes 175; H. Rothering 458; P. Rothering 478: L. Rothering 234-596; H. Rothering 219-549; F. Freund 473; B. Hale 474; T. Rebel 208-562; R. Siscoe 559; E. Bohmeier 210. C. D. of A. -- E. Groth 177-198-551; M. 1,. Thennes 202-184-549; L. Smith 179-506; C. Freund 481; E. Nimsgern 177-491; G. West 457; F. Weyland 211-491; N. McAuliff 482; C. Antonson 177; J. Kralowetz 201-488; M. Harrison 180; P. Ruemelin 477; A. Szyplebaum 483; C. Boro 191 469; C. Buenzli 459; B. O'Brien 464; E. Smithson 174; B. Clark 494; Thursday Nite 9:15 League -- R. Blake 556; B. Blake 205- 566; M. Krueger 203-544; R. Boro 227-584; T. Krause 201- 203-586; W. Coari 200-543; E. Koch 206-210-603; G. Viscounti 233-581; N. Dalby 205; F. Low 530; T. Getner 234-610; H. Haufe 221-612; Kleinhuizen 215-548; Durkin 200; Sigman 221-570; G. Kinsala 572; P. Overton 202-222-623; T. Sutton 234-611; J. Larkin 222- 570; M. Crouch 580; A. Otto 553; R. Kuna 204-544; B. Zain 544; A. Otto, Jr. 210^70. Nite Owls -- J. Vacondio 181; M. Etheridge 433; J. Amann 437; J. Diedrich 182-448; L. Ferwerda 191-170-473; H. Schroeder 212- 591; E. Tonyan 192; V. Groh 178-500; G. Steinsdorfer 180- 483; E. Rand 452; M. Sulok 192^479; I. Kreier 186-176-500; M. O'Brien 195-445; F. Anderson 211-520; M. Wilbrandt 188- 180-515; K. McNally 176-458; R. Kluk 193-476; E. Paddock 197; L. Worts 187-511; S. Ettieridge 449; M. Venable 175- 463; P. Rosing 185-483. Railroads; J., Maness 3-10; M. Etheridge 5-10; J. Amann 5-8- 10; M. Kuna 3-7; H. Solchenberger 2-7; H. Schroeder 4-5; L. Vacoiidio 5-7. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- R. Cynowa, Jr. 259-633; B. Larson 205-213-612; R. Cynowa, Sr. 216-204-610; W. Callson 224-236-610; A. McCarroll 202-214-609; D. Gerstein 237- 603; H. Jensen„ 217-596; T. Shane 200-238-587; D. Ferris 206-213-582; R. Shanefelt 574; D. Hignight 200-568; H. Pote 566; W. Webb 211-566; R. Kuna 202-558; V. Weyland 201- 559; N. Lange 209-554; S. Buenzli 215-553; J. Etten 555; J. Herdrich 217-560; N. Dalby 552; A. Kunz 548; L. Pierpoali 547; G. Meyer 546; A. Jackson 543; H. MiUer 542. Business Men's League -- Hans 539; D. Schaefer 224- 540; B. Haldeman 256-581; J. Jus ten 200; J. Sohlenberger 223; G. Schaefer 546; M. Wieser 221-577'; F. Mattesius 203- 575; . Patzke 216; A. Diedrich 221-556. Palace C. O. F. -- A. Roth 206. Taven League -- W. Meddings 201; C. Behnke 202; W. Low 202-567; J. Conway 213-530; Yaeger 246-212- 638; B. Worm 207-531. Tuesday Niters League B. O'Brien 203-224-623. Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- M. Pinkstaff' 180-518; A. Gaulke 460; M. Cook 453; J. Dillon 176-513. Monday Nite 7:00 Ladies O. UUIIU'iUlU iff 1-2-KlK V. ); E- (Conway sfmii 53SS5J8SCaSK85aW55»a5Wjaa5aSl3«3aj8«S5a5SJ8aKa5a^58SS5!55ja SKANG PAR AT "JUST FOR FUN" HOLLER I K McHENRY, ILL. Friday, Dec. 22,1961 •ADM1SSI0M 75c Ris. 31 M»e Your Reservations NOW to Greet the NiW YEAR at the Poetry And lien is a wonder: m have far more poets than judges and interpreters of poetry; it Is easier to write it than to understand it --MjONTAEGNK 1633-1502 Poetry, gentle sir, is, at I take ijt, like a tender young maiden of supreme beauty, to array, bedeck, and adorn whom is tK|t task of several other who are all the rest o3 i ences; and she must avail of the help of all, and all dbsilte their luster from hm. --CmvAKTrtB, frata Dsa Qnaixote The poet's eye, in a fine frenzy rolling. Doth glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven; And as imagination bodies forth The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen Turns them to shapes and to airy nothing A local habitation and --SHAKESPEARE, from A Midsummer Night's Dream McHENRY PLAINDEALER Bst. 1875 3818 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0110 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. 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