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Page 4, Section I - McHenry Plaindealer - October 6, 1966 _ Action Sweep In Warrior - Warhawk €asne SO I HEAR--- Our high school band really is sharp and those little Pom- Pom girls added a nice dash. week. Guess we were concentrating on that 103 in another game. "Brickhouse" was real disappointed in that the Warriors did not Gross the goal line to give him a chance for the old Hey! Hey! Coach Hargis and his able helpers sent a real strong defensive unit onto the field, but the offense could not get there when the goal line was in sight. We have some boy who can carry the mail, but the zip code must have been .nixed up. By: Earl WaJtl Honestly we were saying n i c e t h i n g s a b o u t J o h n Leighty's high school band to Mr. Martin in the press coop before that surprise number played for us last Friday night at the football game. Harrington comes to town Friday night with an unbeaten record and advance notice of being big and strong. Maybe this would be the one for our Warriors to win. Wow! We might even celebrate. '•When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" was sweet music to our ears. We sincerely appreciate the gesture and Irish eyes are still smiling. Hear tell the football lettermen of MCHS got together for a shindig before the game. That sort of activity is real good for the school spirit. Chicago Warhawks Grind Out 12-0 Victory Of@r Warrior Sattlers By Bert Hagem&m If you are the type of fan who likes rock-em sock-em, grind it out power football, then Friday night should have been your kind of game. This clash pitted two similar offenses against each other, featuring £four yards and a cloud of dust" football. The difference in the battle lay in the fact that North Chicago had the ability to caplalize on s c o r i n g o p p o r u n i t i e s , whereas the Warriors knocked twice on the touchdown door but were denied entrance. The first half of the game featured North Chicago ball control, as the orange and black had few opportunities to mount any kind of offensive threat. The first Warhawk touchdown came on a result of a fumbled punt deep in Warrior territory. The Warhawks punched it over from the 2 on a run by Sanford. McHenry took the second kick-off and moved down the field on their most sustained drive of the evening. However. after controlling the ball for oVer eight minutes, the Warrior drive stalled inside the Warhawk ten when a Bob Funk pass was batted into the air and intercepted. North Chicago took over and immediately marched 87 yards to their second touchdown. Carswell counted the louchdown on a run of 2 yards late in the third period. Once again the conversion attempt was unsuccessful. The Warriors tried valiantly for a comeback, but the Warhawk defense proved too tough to crack. Certainly the McHenry footballers played bruising, rough game. The < t fort was there, the paydirt touch wasn't. Rich Lossman led Warrior ball carriers with 39 yards gained in 9 attempts, while John Todd gained ?,1 yards in 19 tries. Tom Daugherty, the huge Warrior tackle, caught 6pass- ' s. good for 44 yards, on a rackle eligible piay wnich worked repeatedly. EQUESTRIENNES WIN TROPHIES IN TWO HORSE SHOWS Last Sunday in the. Junior Horse show in Spring/ Grove, Pauline Schneider and her horse Cinnamon placed 2nd in the Scurry Jump, and a 4th place in the Flag Race. Her friend, Beth Stiller, placed 2nd in the Shopping Bag Race riding Cinnamon. She ••ilso received a lovely trophy i long with her ribbon. In Burning Oaks ? Horse show in Wisconsin. Celine Sima placed 1st in Barrel- Bending and 4th in Clover- Ira f. Along with her blue ribbon. she received a silver t rophv. t i e 1 d. Eairtigton n.staled Zioii Benton this past weekend, and the Broncos are racked by riany to grab •hampioiiship laurels. This should be a fine football game, don't miss it. Line Score: 1 2 3 4 F North Chicago 0 6 6 0 12 McHenry 0 0 0 0 0 Conference Standings: If the Warriors are to remain a conference contender, they must deal severely with a big Barring ton team this Friday night on McCracken W L North Chicago 2 0 Barrington 2 0 Libertyville " 2 0 MCHENRY 1 1 Crystal Lake 1 1 Dundee 0 2 Zion-Benton 0 2 Woodstock 0 2 Warriors Lose, Come Real Close, Thew Win k Meet This past week, on the 27th of September, the McHenry c r o s s-country team was soundly defeated by Crown, 19-38. The distance men from the new school in Dundee gathered four out of the first five places, with Tony Wagner the only Warrior to finish in this first group. His fourth place finish was followed by Lamont 6th, Roby 7th, Alderson 9th, and Stahl 12th. The frosh-soph squad had to forfeit because of numerous injuries, but ^ the three freshmen who ran,^Davis, White, and Wayne Smith, acquitted themselves well against the sophomores from Crown. Thursday found the War' r i o r s a c h i e v i n g m u c h m o r e success. They were edged by Crystal Lake, 27-29, and beat Woodstock, 22-33. Wagner and Lamont finished third and fourth behind two Crystal Lake thinclads ori the Veteran's Acres 2 mile course. Alderson garnered a 7th, ~ Roby finished 9th, and Stahl rounded out the Warrior scoring with a 13th place finish. Coach Don Seaton was pleased with the win over Woodstock. and vows revenge later for the narrow defeat by the Lakers. The sophomore squad. or maybe better called the walking wounded, finished last, with Bruce Davis the leading Warrior runner in 11th place. This next week finds the Warriors with a breather, with only one meet scheduled for the whole week. The Warriors will journey to Libertyville for a meet on Thursday with the Cats and Zion-Benton. On Monday, the 10th of October, the Warriors will entertain Lake Zurich on the McCracken field course. ,ix Th# Gr..i ^ Va v • // Outdoors by Jack Walsh Saturday, October 15th, is t heopening date of pheasant season for Dlinois Controlled Shooting area. Though most of these shooting preserves are on a private, membership only, basis, a good number of daily fee areas do exist throughout Illinois, and hunters interested in a little shooting before the regular season (November 11 through December 11), may contact any of the following preserves for information. Hickory Grove Hunt i n g Area, Wyanet; Maple Mound Game Farm, Dennison; Flying Feathers Club, Newark; Prairie Lake Hunt Club, Marseilles; Twin Ponds Hunt Club, Algonquin; Kay's Lake Hunting Preserve, Mounds; Elm Shade Farm, Red Bud; R e c r e A c r e s , L e n z b u r g ; Wingfeather Hunting Preserve, Delavan; Lake View Farms Hunting Club, Makanda. The German Wirehaired Pointer Club of Illinois is sponsoring an A.K.C. licensed field trial Saturday and Sunday, October 8 and 9 at the Wing 'n Fin Club near Volo, Illinois. The stakes will begin at 7:00 a.m. both days and will be in the following order: Saturday -- 1. Derby - 2. Gundog. Judges: - Claude Butler - Ray Bauspies. Sunday -- 3. Open all age - 4. Puppy Judges: George Thompson, Bud Tomaso. Attending field trials not only afford a nice outing and a chance to see some of the countries top bird dogs in action, but also provide the average hunter with many valuable tips on handling his own dog. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club will hold a meat shoot Sunday, October 9, at their ground near Pistakee Bay. Shooting starts at 11:00 a.m. and the public is invited. CANCEL RACES The m o t o r c y c l e r a c e s scheduled for this Sunday, Oct. 9, at the Raven farm, the last of this season, have been cancelled. They were to have been under sponsorship of the Fox Valley Riders Motorcycle club. J MILLER IHEATRE • PHONE 358-0032 WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS Now Showing THE RARE BREED also MUNSTER GO HOME Sorry we missed a 214 game by John Looze last .^1 SPORTS Fi OF THI TRAIL "s.' && v:w "Mm: 18 19 8 29 30 31 Football Varsity and Soph: Fri., Oct. 7 - Barrington here - 6:00 P.M. Sat., Oct. 15 - McHenry at Dundee - 12:00 P.M. J. V.: Mon., Oct. 10 • McHenry at Barrington - 4:30 P.M. Freshmen: Sat., Oct. 8 - McHenry at Barrington - 9:00 A.M. -As**-. ^ • CrpM Country Thurs., Oct. 6 - McHenry & 'Zion at Libertyville. ',Mon., Oct 10 - Lake Zurich $1 McHenry. •Wayne Tronsen, left, and Keith Peters are shown with the antelope and deer shot on a hunting trip to Wyoming. The picture was taken Sunday, just minutes before tl^e animals were taken to a locker to provide choice meals for the winter ahead. DOGS OWNEB BY LOCAL GIRLS ABE MATCH WINNERS ' Celine Sima, accompanied by Pauline Schneider, attended a Dog Show in Minomine, Wisconsin. Celine's we 11- trained Irish Setter placed 2nd in a puppy match for dogs 12 to 18 months. Last Saturday Celine won a second place ribbon and Pauline won a second place ribbon and a trophy in junior, showmanship at a Fox River Valley Dog Match. $20,600 SUIT Dennis Huff of McHenry asks $20,000 in a suit filed in Circuit Court which names Jerome C. King as defendant. The suit arises because of an accident in 1964 on Wilmot road and Rt. 12, in which Huff, a passenger in the King auto, sustained injuries. Golf Sun., Oct. 9 - Old Times of Baseball - McHenry Country Club. Shop In McHenry Wednesday Nite Mixed League McHenry Recreation Teenie Morrison 140; Roy Morrison 154; Jan Hunnemann 161; Frank Hunnemann 174; Bob Nielubawski 507; Ray Bujak, Jr. 212-577; Lee Bujak 183-470; Ray Bujak, Sr. 524; George Dehler 187; J i m McNally 511; Bob O'Brien 518; Carole Humann 136; Betty O'Brien 171; Don Humann 543; Helen Long 146- 164; Lucy Kleinhans 154; G e o r g e K l e i n h a n s 1 7 1 ; B i l l Long 210-203-550; Pat Slaughter 141; Dennis Shaver 148; Jack Slaughter 181; Bud Axell 517: Alice Wirtz 163: Selvio Peoli 203-502; Wilma Crane 154; Elwood Crane 175; Cliff Wall win 544. Ultra Modern - Show Starts at Dusk DRIVhMN Ono Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Vz FRIED CHICKEN SHOE STRING POTATOES JUG OF HONEY -- HOT ROLLS $1.50 TAKE OUT ORDERS -- $1.40 ALSO -- SOMETHING DIFFERENT -- TRY OUR BAKED LASAGNA ee (Country South End of Pistakee Bay PHONE: 815-885-0854 Sunday thru. Thursday Paul Newman Julie Andrews "TORN CURTAIN" Friday Oct»»tH»r 14 "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" » WMIt MRgUMl SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SUNDAY, OCT. 9th Doors Open 2:15 p.m. Show Starts 2:30 p.m. Tony Randall Burl Ives "THE BRASS BOTTLE" »nd 3 CARTOONS ALL SEATS -- 50c Wisconsin won' a football game so the year is not a complete loss for Herb Reihansperger. No doubt you know he is a . Cub fan. Or haven't we mentioned it? Looks like the Dodgers had the class when the chips were down. But, who else has a Sandy Koufax? The way the Baltimore pitchers have been going, it looks like the Robinson boys will have to swing a big stick in this series. if you're hospitalized. Paid to you like a salary. Low cost policy. Phone for facts. iOi- S'$H STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois DENNIS CONWAY 3815 West Elm Street Phone: 885-7111 If pitching is the game, the Dodgers should be a shoo-in. But, to heck with the odds. That National League can't push us around forever. We pick the Orioles. Somebody mailed us some literature this week in which they try to make us see the light and save our soul. We may get at it any day now. In looking over college football rosters we find Dave Klapperi'ch listed at halfback on the Culver-Stockton team. Dave is a senior this year and has been a good athlete all •he way. Coach Hargis has a couple of tackles this year who are d r a w i n g a t t e n t i o n . Tom Dougherty is the big who was so successful in that tackle eligible pass playtest week. Bob Mauch is a brick wall on the other side of the line and has one more year in high school. A news release from the John F. Kennedy College of Wahoo, Nebraska lists Adrienne Perrino of McHenry on the Women's Cross Country team. Don't forget the Old Timers Golf Day at McHenry Country Club next Sunday. This is sponsored by old time baseball men, but they want you all to join them. Funny how we take our neighbors for granted and how much we miss them when they are away. The Hanfords were the last of our neighbors to take off for a couple of weeks and things didn't seem right while they were away. - $ tf Tom did an outstanding job last Friday night making a number of offensive tack l e s , b l o c k i n g a n d downfield b 1 ocking. He caught 6 of 7 passes for 48 yards gained. Tom also did \nj good job at defence end. TOM DOHERTY 6'-2" 228-ltm. Senior Position • End Tim Martin was the JV Player of ~4he week for his performance, against No. Chicago Monday night. He threw one T.D. pass, did a good job o n blocking and fine work on defense. PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Sept. 16. 1966 BRUCE DOMOTO 5'7" 156 lbs. 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