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$ s 'A " S ' ^ Section On® -- Page Four THE McHENRT PLA1NDEALEB Thursday. Decembw 10. 11)64 jfaj £clh&> U/OCASI* SO I HEAR... What a difference a win makes. Then, put two wins in a row on consecutive nights and you have the picture of our Warrior basketball team. The boys were off to a losing start as they faded and lost good leads. On Friday night the home crowd saw the Warriors grind away to a 60-53 win over North Chicago. Wayne Hiller sparked the team in this game not only with his scoring! but also with a terrific drive Mid spirit. And Coach Fulton found strength on his bench, giving him a chance to shuffle around with different combinations. Fulton always liked balanced scoring on his teams, but it was watching those big, rugged fellows (Myron Bentz and Ken Lawrence) clear the boards that put a smile on his face Friday night. Warriors Take Thriller 62-61 At Libertyville As Soda Shows Mettle We said last week there was nothing wrong with this team that a win wouldn't cure. On Saturday night the Fulton boys won what must rate as one of the most exciting games of all times. We were unable to attend the game at Libertyville, but enjoyed the broadcast on WKRS on Sunday morning. The station has a couple of high class young gentlemen handling the job. It is a popular service. We knew McHenry had won the game, but that broadcast carried us along with the thought that it wasn't true until the very last. Tremendous pressure was on Rich Soda as he put through two free throws after time ran out to win the game. Those two victories put the Warriors right back in the running where they belong. We know a gal who bought wall paper for the kitchen as a Christmas gift for her husband-- then had him put it on the wall on his day off last week. They want one and all to attend a pancake breakfast in the Johnsburg Community hall next Sunday morning starting at 7:30 a.m. and ending at 1 p.m. The pancakes will be flipped to raise funds for the Johnsburg Forester basketball team. We were there last year and found the breakfast real good. Give 'em a chance to serve you. The Foresters have shown signs of missing the high scoring of Bill Oeffling who is out an injury. You can't lose a player of Bill's ability without being hurt. The time has come to warn our wives that snow shoveling is very dangerous for men. The old ticker, you know! Clippings from newspapers, telling of heart attacks, has worked for us for quite a few years. Of course, you have to point out to the little woman that you really love to shovel snow, but-- We were proud to read Sunday that Mike Pitzen was one of 80 young men chosen in the greater Chicago area as a candidate for the Notre Dame Club of Chicago's Knute Rock- He award. Choices are based on scholarship, leadership and ath- In an amazing finish Saturday night at Libertyville, Rich Soda, who has had his moments of glory as a Warrior athlete, dropped in a pair of free throws after the game had ended to enable McHenry to edge coach Larry Leon's Cats by the razor thin margin of one point, 62-61. The entire Warrior squad, coach Fulton and numerous well wishers literally jumped on the 6' blond in a wild display of happiness just after the second free throw hit the front of the rim, bounced to the rear of the basket and then fell through the hoop to give the Warriors the tremendous vie tory. In the closing seconds of the game Wayne Hiller tied up guard Gary Jones of the Cats as Jones looked frantically for an official to call time out. In a blur, Hiller moved around Jones to create the jump ball situation. With 11 seconds showing on the clock, Hiller won the tap and the Warriors moved the ball into Roy Moss who took what appeared to be the final shot of the game. However, the ball slid off the rim and was grabbed by Soda who dribbled out of the congestion to the right side, turned and was fouled by Mike Dahl as he shot and the time ran out. Close All The Way The game was evenly contested all the way with neither team ahead by more than five points at any one time. The Warriors were ahead briefly 6-2, but the Cats rallied behind Dahl to take a 13-11 first quarter lead. Bentz, Soda and Moss moved the Warriors ahead by halftime 30-25. Dahl, 6'5" Libertyville center, who had scored 47 points against Crystal Lake Friday night, started his productive second half effort with eight points in the third period as Libertyville pulled into a 42- 42 tie by the end of the period. Dahl led all scorers in the final tabulations with 25. The Warriors had balanced scoring as has been their pattern so far this year. Soda had 16 points, Bentz 15, Laurence 13 and Roy Moss 10. McHenry FG FT F Moss 4 2 0 Laurence 5 3 2 Hiller 3 1 1 Soda 4 8 1 Smith 0 1 3 Lockwood 0 0 2 Bentz 6 3 4 22 18 13 ibertyville FG FT F Peterson 2 2 4 Pfenning 3 3 1 letic ability. Mike didn't win the coveted award, but being one of the chosen candidates sounds good to us. PICKUPS-- After The Snow Wrapped in white velvet, trimmed in white lace, The world after snow is a beautiful place. Sprinkled with diamonds that glitter and gleam, In each ray of sunshine, each silver moonbeam. With all imperfection deep coated in white, ~ p The world after snow is a wonderful sight. --By the "Padre" What & ©©eaiiferaan would! An Alpaca CMil©AN Dahl 9 7 4 Van Orden 3 1 3 Snow 2 0 2 Wendt 1 0 0 Jones 4 0 -3 24 13 17 McHenry .... 11 19 12 20--62 Libertyville .13 12 17 19--61 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS W Woodstock ....3 McHenry 2 North Chicago • 2 Dundee 2 Libertyville .... 1 Zion-Beriton . • 1 Barrington .... 1 Crystal Lake • • 0 L pts opp 0 191 158 1 175 168 175 162 172 155 190 179 162 180 152 179 189 223 Last Week's Results Friday-- McHenry 60, N. Chicago 53 Dundee 69, Barington 46 Woodstock 69, Zion-Benton 48 Libertyville 82, Crystal Lake 68 Saturday-- McHenry 62, Libertyville 61 Woodstock 71, Crystal Lake 63 North Chicago 52, Dundee 44 Zion-Benton 57, Barrington 52 Games Friday, Dec. 11-- Crystal Lake at McHenry Woodstock at Barrington Libertyville at Dundee N. Chicago at Zion-Benton Scoring Leaders FG FT T Ave Dahl, Lib 30 26 86 28.7 Martindale, Wd. 28 17 73 24.3 Desmond, C.L. . .27 17 71 23.7 Goers, Dundee • -26 11 63 21 CARY FIVE BEATS JOHNSBURG TEAM IN 98-87 GAME It was Cary all the way, although close in spots, as the Johnsburg Foresters dropped basketball game 98-87 on their home floor November 29. Sinking 29 free throws, 14 by Don Bentz, kept Johnsburg in the game. Led by Dahlman, Cary had a good spread in scoring by the first five men. Johnsburg FG FT TP B. Schmitt 10 2 22 B. Rizzo 1 4 6 D. Bentz 8 14 30 L. Freund 2 7 11 L. Smith 3 1 6 J. Friddle 2 2 6 J. Huff 3 0 6 B. Martinec 0 0 0 Totals 29 29 87 Cary FG FT TP Lewis 4 2 10 Dahlman 12 1 25 Sheehan 5 5 15 Huff j . . . 8 2 16 Parrish 5 4 14 V. Peterson .....:. 3 0 6 J. Peterson 1 0 2 Wroga 1 2 4 Nolan 0 1 1 Johnson 1 1 3 Totals 40 18 98 Spas 0 0 0 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 22 41 60--87 Cary 25 45 72--98 A reckless driver is seldom wreckless very long. by Towne or King of California (Small, Med., Large & Ex. Large) from $22.95 Other Sweaters from $12.95 CLOSE-OUT on 1964 GOLF CLUB SETS and GOLF BAGS Country Club Pro Shop Phones 385-1072 or 385-5855 *495 00 Chem ©' » f?kes mLA©I HOLIDAY Departing Feb. 20th. (Returns* March 6) -- Includes -- Jet Tourist Fare (with meals) All Taxes Air Conditioned Rooms at Hawaiian Room (13 nights) Transfers in each direction from Airport to Hotel in Honolulu. Circle Island Tour of Oahu Pearl Harbor Cruise Flower Lei Greeting on Arrival Reserve Early Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St., McHenry 385-7500 WARRIORS CLIP WARHAWK FIVE FRIDAYJO-53 The first visit by a North Chicago cage squad to McHenry was not a very successful one, as the Warriors beat the Red and White last Friday night by a score of 60-53. A balanced Warrior attack in the first quarter gave the Warriors a 14-13 advantage. However, a free throw by Vernon Jones and a two pointer by 6'3" center Jim Spriggs from the top of the circle put North Chicago out in front in the first minute of the second stanza. From that point the Warhawks built up a 32-28 halftime margin. Wayne Hiller and Myron Bentz combined their efforts to push the Warriors into a 44-42 lead at the end of three periods. Bentz and Ken Laurence completely dominated the boards in the quarter as the Warriors forged ahead. Rich Soda, 6' junior who played an outstanding defensive game throughout, garnered eight of his game total of ten points in the final quarter as the Warriors moved to a comfortable margin in the waning minutes of the game. Soda held hard driving, high scoring star Mike Kirn to four points for the evening. Hiller, who probably played his finest game as a Warrior, was the high scorer for the game with 17 points. Spriggs had 16 for North Chicago. McHenry FG FT F Laurence 3 3 4 Lockwood 2 2 2 Bentz 3 3 3 Soda 4 2 0 Smith 3 3 4 Hiller 7 3 3 22 16 16 N. Chicago FG FT F Kirn 2 0 2 Spriggs 6 4 4 Woods 3 0 3 Brogan 4 3 3 Jones 1 1 4 Sims 6 1 2 Waaramiki 0 0 1 22 9 19 McHenry 14 14 16 16--60 N. Chicago .. 13 19 10 11--53 DUNDEE CAGERS HIP FORESTERS 86 TO 81 IN LAST QUARTER Dundee's entry in the Northern Illinois Amateur basketball league edged the Johnsburg Foresters 86 to 81 by cohung from behind in the last quarter after trailing by six points at the half. » Bernie Schmitt was high scorer with 11 baskets and 3 free throws for 25 points. Johnsburg FG FT TP T. Oeffling 2 4 8 B. Schmitt 11 3 25 D. Bentz 4 7 15 L. Freund 3 5 10 L. Smith • 4 1 9 B. Rizzo 3 1 7 J. Friddle 2 3 7 Totals 29 23 81 Dundee FG FT TP R. Schuring 5 1 11 Brend 5 6 16 Montgomery 7 5 19 Thelander 6 3 18 Murphy 5 1 11 D. Schuring 0 0 0 Botts 1 2 4 Brenning 1 3 5 Fritz 1 0 2 Totals 31 24 86 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 22 47 64--81 Dundee 24 41 63--86 The first recorded prison built in what is now U. S. was opened for business at Nantucket, Mass., in 1676. Tigers Invade Warrior Stand Friday Night Traditional rival Crystal Lake will be the Warrior opponent this Friday as the Tigers, under coach Fran Wagner, will invade McHenry for a conference basketball tilt starting at 8 p.m. The Tigers, with a record of 0-3 in conference play, are being led by 5'7" junior transfer student Dennis Desmond, from Trinity High School in Bloomington, 111. The tiny sharpshooter is third in the conference scoring derby with a 23.7 per game average through the first three conference games. Crystal Lake will be handicapped with 6'2" Bob Edwards still out of the lineup with an ankle fracture. Rick Green, senior, and juniors Glen Miller, 6'2", and Steve Gulley have been the most able Tiger performers to date. Coach Cliff Fulton of the Warriors, after two wins last weekend, now has his squad on the move and is anticipating a Warrior win to keep the Orange and Black title hopes alive. McHenry Frosh Undefeated Coach Bert Hagemann has the McHenry freshmen rolling merrily along thus far. Last week the frosh beat Barrington 40-35 and Monday afternoon traveled to North Chicago and edged the Warhawk frosh 50-47. John Reinboldt has tallied 56 points in the two games. Other boys doing a fine job for Coach Hagemann include Bob Mauch, Frank Cuda, Tim Martin, Chuck Reilly, Dave Weber. Broncos Buck Our Grapplers For First Loss The McHenry wrestling team went down in defeat for the first time in four outings last Friday night to an alert Barrington squad. Capitalizihg on the mistakes of a few of the boys, the Broncos jumped out to a quick lead and were stopped only by the two captains. Captain Jim "Cricket" Anderson showed poise in a 64) victofy over his opponent as did Captain Ron Gelvin shutting out his opponent for a >4-0 victory. Both kept their records, clean with 4-0 slates. The tea though, will be ready and wai, ing for the Arlington Heigl Grapplers, ready to prove that they can bounce back. Results 95--Hennenberg (M) lost by pin to Vandersteeg (B) 103--Freund (M) lost by dec. 4-3 to Cortell (B) 112--Bellino (M) lost by dec. 4-1 to Jacobs (B) 120--Anderson (M) won by dec. 6-0 over Vandersteeg (B) 127--Zvonar (M) lost by pin to Strohsen (B) 4:10 133--Marzano (M) lost by dec. to Grosse (B) 10-1 138--Sallustio (M) lost by dec. 7-6 to Langhton (B) 145--Keller (M) lost by dec. 6-0 to Laureys (B) 154--Weikel (M) lost by dec. 88-3 to Seher (B) 165--Peck (M) lost by pin 1:24 to Paulson (B) 180--Dougherty (M) lost by pin to Dotweiler (B) HWT.--Gelvin (M) won by dec. over Pohlnam (B) 4-0 Final Score Barrington 38, McHenry 6 SHOP IN McHENRY EARLY MOO VALUE Rogers SILVERPLATE Coffee & Tea Service Made by International Silver Awarded to our Customers Week.lv NO OBLIGATION... NO PURCHASE NFEFSSflRY GET FULL DETAILS AT OUR STORE MiM.STRE.4if D "Walgreen Agency "Jewel Shopping Plaza" 3720 W. Elm Streel Phone 385-5057 McHenry Junior Varsity Matmen Win Over Larkin As a preliminary to the regular wrestling match between McHenry and Larkin, the Warriors defeated the Larkins 32- 21, at Larkin Tuesday, Dec. 1. This was the first outlaying of the Junior Varsity, providing that anyone of them will be ready to take a varsity position when necessary. Paced by Junior, Jin Zvonar, the following boys participated: 95--Tim Morrison (M) won by forfeit 103--no entries 112--Jim Zvonar (M) won by pin 4:15 over Schenneman (L) 120--Bozerman (L) won by dec. over Johnson (M) 5-4 127--Wolf (M) won by dec. over Bailey (L) 6-5 133--Koleno (M) won by dec. over Eckstein (L) 4-6 138--Messel (M) won by pin 3:00 over Holmes (L) 145--Carter (L) won by dec. over Keller (M) 7-0 154--DeMaggio (M) won by dec. over McEvoy (L) 14-0 165--Hammond (L) won by pin 1:50 over Peck (M) 180--Priegnitz (L) won by pin 2:50 over McDonald (M) HWT--Lunkenheimer (M) won by dec. over Blake (L) 2-0 CHS MATMEN EM STRONG LARKlJpil The McHenry Grapplers extended their winning streak to three as they showed strong desire in overcoming the strength of a fine Elgin Larkin team. Outstanding in the Warrior victory was captain Joe Bellino, who in winning his first match of the year, showed great improvement over his last two matches. Coming up with pins were Jim Anderson and Ron Gelvin, keeping their records clean. Victorious also were John Hennenberg, Dean Glosson, Dale Marzano, and Bill Cawthon. Final score was McHenry 27; Larkin 19. Weight 95--J. Henneberg (M) won on forfeit 03--P. Smith (M) pinned by Witte (L) 1:27 --J. Bellino (M) beat Nicholas (L) 4-1 J. Anderson (M) pinned Pelock (L) 5:18 127--M. Zvonar (M) lost to Czischi (L) 7-1 133--D. Glosson (M) beat Fredrick (L) 4-1 138--D. Marzano (M) beat Kelley (L) 4-2 145--B. Cawthon (M) beat Lea (L) 7-6 154- D. Weikel (M) lost by default 165--J. Creamer (M) lost to Yackley (L) 4-2 180--T. Dougherty (M) lost to Mellon (L) 8-2 HWT.--R. Gelvin (M) pinned Westphil (L) 2:49 The rainy days we save for, usually come during vacation. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. & Sun. 1:80 f f i i LLC f t STARTS THURSDAY Dec. 10 - 12 "GODZILLA VS. 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"Hockey gloves, hockey youth elbow pads, spacephone MKII, Fort Apache, steel trestle bridge, bubbling water tower, automatic barrel loader, right hand manual switch, curved track, straight track, whistling station, automatic block, automatic crossing signal, crow shot, Fort Apache c&vlary set, rifle with bayanet, ricochet rifle, helicopter set, 2 speed, the Dessert Fox set, short skis length 1%, exciting electric Canadian hockey, hands up Harry, 3-sthge rocket, turjet plane, tur-jet racer, SG- 100, GI Joe set, Army Navy Air Force metal casting set, big play switch board, Mc- Hale's Navy loud sender, table model telescope, spit fire, aquarium with fish, tape recorder, duck shot, snap boots, hockey helmet. "Frank Kratky "Kinley Blvd." transistor radio for iny big brother. "Yours truly, "Monica Haldeman^ "Dear Santa Claus: "I want 2 dolls and they are Sweetie Pie. and Shrinking Violet and roller skates and-one bike. "Debora Schaefer" STARTS SUNDAY EVENING Dec. 13 - 15 "HUD" Plus "VERTIGO" "Dear Santa: "I would like the 117-piece farm set and a v-rr^om motor. "Yours truely, "Gregory Haldeman" "Dear Santa: "I would like the drink 'n wet twins, livestock farm, hair drier for my mother, some clothes for my father and a CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my friends and neighbors who sent flowers, cards and gifts and to those that visited me during my recent stay at Woodstock Memorial hospital. A special thanks to the Ladies of St. John's Sodality of Johnsburg, the Ladies of Auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 and to the wonderful ladies of my Pinochle Club. Thank you all again. 12-10-64 Josephine Hansen ORGANIZE TWO YMCA BASKETBALL CHURCH LEAGUES A final organizational meeting to form two church basketball leagues will be held at the Lake Region YMCA on Monday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m. « \ « There will be one basketball league for high school boysLand one league for men's teams. Each team will play one game ^ a week in school gyms in Crystal Lake beginning on Jan. 11 and 12, 'and continuing every Monday or Tuesday until all games have been played. Any church in the Lake. Region YMCA service area which includes Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, McHenry and Woodstock is Invited to.enter one or more teams. Churches desiring to ehtdr a team in the Lake Region YMCA church basketball leagues should find all interested players, choose a person to represent their church on Dec. 14, complete a team roster by Jan. 4 and have their pastor sign it, and turn in the roster and the entry fee before playing their first game. The entry fee will be between $6 and $7 per game. For additional information call the Lake Region YMCA at 459-4455 between 1 and 5 p.m. on weekdays or on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. UQVTl'iV^ 'I li *i frVt fi'fX ri Rumeur - Nye's MMCCS Ma. Suf Sk 1M "Hi* naST hi IK CI ear ,ii MEN'S WOMEN'S MEN'S & WOMEN'S §JCI PMKAS SWEATERS *20M», !1500 * „ MEN'S & WOMEN'S MEN'S & WOMEN'S SmMEmTCsH &FTER %m iOOTS $2000 * up $gP|85 . W & up ; Gloves & Mittens . . up I SKIS. . . 8 With Binding* Installed $44.00 $3595 Value x. €B-fllL@&i!N1S SKIS . . . with bindings installed $35.00 Value dings $ CHILDREN'S SIZES BOOT TREES $2.95 & $3.95 Ski P©8@§ .. $2.95 up Ernie's m 1210 N. 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