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Farm Bureau Sports Festival Under Way $ PAGE 7- - McHENRY PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1874 McHenry County Farm Bureau's entries in the 1974 Illinois Farm Sports Festival District bowling tourney at Rockford has been determined through county qualifying, Bert Rank, chairman, said today. The full complement of bowlers representing McHenry county competes at 11:30 a.m. this Friday (Feb. 15) at Don Carter Lanes in Rockford in one of a half dozen statewide district tourneys in this Illinois Agricultural Association- sponsored event. In the qualifying, conducted over four weekends, Ranks said Chuck Lockinger had the high men's series with 604. Marie Fettes led the women with a 504. Among Young Adult bowlers, Sid Sherwin was the pacesetter with a 571. Mary Simes led the Young Adult women, 515. Bill McCannon posted the best single game, a snappy 259. The complete entry list for the District with first place winners advancing to the state finals March 9: Open Class: Men's Team -- Charles Lockinger, Gene Burmeister Larry Holtfreter, Marv Kuhlman and Bert Rank. Women's team - Marie Frettes, Jerry Finder, Vi Zimmerman, Vera Moehling, Adeline Kunde. Men's doubles - - Hal Simons and Tim Wheelock. Women's doubles - Mary Peacock and Carol Gile. Men's singles - Reed Becker. Women's singles -- Alice Rogman. Husband-wife - Bill and Elaine McCannon. Mixed doubles - Gordon Von Bergen and Betty Butenschoen. Senior men ~ Russell Beard. Senior women - Alma Remus. Young Adults: } Men's team - Sid Sherwin, Scott Crenshaw, Albert Schuett, Rick Pump, Mike McCannon. Women's team - Mary Simon, Sandra Konaszewski, Gloria Becker, Mary Sue Parker, Sandy Florent. Men's doubles - Dave Schwebke and Jim Pederson. ' Women's doubles - Mary Ellen Rudsinski and Bobette Von Bergen. Husband-and-wife -- Larry and Susan Okeson. Mixed doubles - Don and Pam Arnold. Men's singles - Gary Rudsinski. Women's singles - Lu Conley. County College Ends Home Cage Season With 98-95 Victory McHenry County College ended their home basketball season this past Saturday with a victory over Skyway Con­ ference .rival Amundsen- Mayfair from Chicago 98 to 95. The Scots end their regular season schedule this week with games at Oakton of Niles on Monday and then Elgin Community College on Thur­ sday evening. The following week the/M.C.C. cagers will enter National Junior College Athletic Association Tour­ nament play. Action will begin Tuesday Feb. 19, when the Scots will ongage Highland Freshmen Drop 61-60 Overtime Tilt To Streaks The fighting Warriors Frosh basketball team traveled to Woodstock Monday night with one thought in mind. That was to avenge an early season setback at the hands of the Streaks 70 to 46. Although the locals failed to win, they did serve notice that they have come a long way since December. v Coach Gary Gray had nothing but praise for his squad. He was impressed with the good game they played, the execution and poise of the team. Billy Hurckes put the Warriors up by one with a field goal with 50 seconds remaining in the overtime. The Streaks again grabbed the lead with 20 seconds showing on the clock. The locals worked the ball in to Randy Schiller who sank the shot and was fouled, putting McHenry ahead 60 to 59. Following the missed free throw, Woodstock sank a desperation shot that won the game 61 to 60. BOX SCORE Name fg ft tp Miller 6 3 15 Klapperich 4 19 Rudolph 4 19 Schiller 6 3 15 Hurckes 6 0 12 Local Names Loom Up In Illinois Women's Bowling Association Tournament It was completely William A. Pope Co. weekend -- this sixth of 15 in the Illinois Women's Bowling Association tour­ nament. The crack Chicago team rolled the highest score in the 45-year history of the state meet in a brilliant title defense Saturday night at Casino Lanes. Pope's 2928 was 11 pins better than the three-year-old ceiling by Garden Citv En- Freshmen Lose To Crystal Lake Five McHenry's cold first half against the Crystal Lake Freshmen Cagers proved to be too much to overcome last Saturday morning. The little Tigers were uncanny at the free throw line as they connected on 26 of 33 attempts. It was Crystal Lake freshmen's 18th straight win this season. McHenry, 46 - Crystal Lake, 69. BOX SCORE Name fg ft tp Miller 3 1 7 Klapperich Rudolph Schiller Hurckes Steinsdoerfer Thomas Mai He's Got Trouble* Do you think you've got trou­ bles? What about that neurotic who thinks his inferiority com­ plex is bigger and better than anybody else's in the world? College at Rock Valley College Tournament site. Should the Scots win they will take on Rock Valley on Wednesday. Randy Blazier returned to his early season form as he blistered the nets with 30 points in the Mayfair encounter. Dale Groskinsky contributed 24 points and hauled in 20 rebounds. The Scots jumped into an early lead and were never headed in the contest. At one time thev led bv 12 points but they -couldn't stand prosperity. The lead grad­ ually slipped to 4 or 5 points and when Groskinsky fouled out with 8 minutes to play things looked dark for the Scots. Mayfair rallied to tie the score twice but the Scots always managed to pull ahead once more. BOXSCORE McHENRY Bell Blazier Wittmus Groskinsky Frost Judson Dehn fg 3 9 7 11 2 1 4 ft 1 12 0 5 4 0 2 tot 7 30 14 27 8 2 10 37 24 24 98 St. Francis UpSets Marian Central 54-53 Sixth place St. Francis of Wheaton upset Marian Central for the second time this season by capturing a one-point vic­ tory 54-53. The Spartans jumped off to a 14-11 first quarter lead and never gave up the lead as they crushed anv hopes of a Hurricane divisional title in the SCC West. Roger Welch, with 22 big points, paced the winners while Sam Anderson had 18 and A1 May eleven for the losers. Marian now stands at 9-5 in the conference as they travel to Montini on Friday and play Hampshire at home on Saturday. Marian's sophomores picked up a 44-41 hard-fought victory over St. Francis as they moved their conference record to 6-7 good for fourth place. Mike Nitz paced the little Canes with 16 and Steve Jozwiak had 13. BOXSCORE MARIAN CENTRAL b ft tp Moerschbaecher 1 1 3 Anderson 8 2 18 Murphy 4 0 8 Tonyan 3 0 6 May 5 1 11 Jackson 3 1 7 ST. FRANCIS Downs 5 0 10 Sawko 6 2 14 Welch 11 0 22 Rogers 4 0 8 Serrato 0 0 0 " M E A N W H I L E B A C K A T v T H E C O U R T H O U S E " CIRCUIT COURT Judge Charles Parker Robert W. Mueller of 4500 Parkway, McHenry, was placed on three years' probation with the condition that he is to serve 60 days periodic imprisonment. Mueller was found guilty of burglarizing property of James velope, and soared 178 pins above the prior tournament leader. Of local interest are:Team - Scr.: William Pope, Chicago - 2928; Hodges Realty, Peoria - 3266; Kadisak Tile, McHenry - 3127; The Happy Five, McHenry - 3096; Bob & Ron's Town Tap, McHenry - 3094. All-Events: Bonnie Amore, McHenry - 1974. Mob e ' 15 4 2 12 2 1 2 Snowmobilers Dilemma: Rain and more rain. Well that's what we had on Jan. 19, the night of the big dance spon­ sored by the Harmony Snowmobile Club held at the VFW. But the rain didn't dampen the turnout we had at the dance and it was a terrific success. So successful that at the Illinois Association of Snowmobile Clubs state con­ vention at Rock Falls, 111., on Jan. 26 and 27 a check for $500 was presented to the Association by Harmony Club's state delegate, Ed Kaska. Many members worked so hard to make this event a success and we are happy so many people came and enjoyed that wonderful band from way up there in Wisconsin. Snowmobilers Delight: Snow, snow and more snow. That's what we've been having folks so enjoy it while it's here. Weather report doesn't sound too good for right now, hope he's wrong. LaFontaine of 4410 Parkway, McHenry, on July 17, 1973. COMPLAINTS Paul J. McDonnell, R.S., charges that on Dec. 21, 1973, John Charles Fringer of 2613 Emerald court, McHenry, committed the offense of creating and maintaining a nuisance on the premises in that he did allow the ac­ cumulation of garbage. Court date set for Feb. 21. Detective Richard Heisler charges that between Nov. 22, 1973 and Jan. 19, 1974, John Charles Fringer of 2613 Emerald court, McHenry, committed the offense of battery in that he did in­ tentionally strike David Chapman causing him bodily harm. Bond set at $1,000, court date Feb. 21. Detective Richard Heisler charges that between Nov. 22, Police Tickets The following tickets jwere issued by the McHenry Police department: Donald J. Kaminski, 1704 N. Rose, Palatine, following too closely. Jackie P. Bender, Jr., 411 Eastview, McHenry, improper use of registration (fictitious plates) and improper lane usage. Harry A. Odell, 8510 Elm, Wonder Lake, speeding 55 in a 40 m.p.h. zone. Edward H. Kroncke, 1203 Oakleaf, McHenry, speeding 60 in a 35 m.p.h. zone, driving while license revoked or suspended, disobeying railroad signal or flagman and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer. Annette Desidero, 801 W. Oak Grove, McHenry, permitting an unauthorized person to drive. Bertinus R. Larsen, 137A 1973, and Jan. 19, 1974, John C. Fringer of McHenry committed the offense of battery in that he did intentionally strike Michael Chapman causing him bodily harm. Bond set at $1,000, court date Feb. 21. Detective Richard Heisler charges that between Nov. 22, 1973 and Jan. 19, 1974, John C. Fringer of McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of con­ tributing to the sexual delinquency of a child. Bond set at $1,000, court date Feb. 21. Detective Richard Heisler charges that between Nov. 22,' 1973, and Jan. 19, 1974, John C. Fringer of McHenry, com­ mitted the offense of indecent liberties with a child. Bond set at $5,000, court date Feb. 21. Sgt. Gregory Burg of the McHenry Police department charges that on Aug. 14, Ed­ ward D. Riley of 4708 Garden Quarter, McHenry, committed the offense of indecent liberties with a child. Bond set at $10,000, court date Feb. 25. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE Team Dundee Zion Benton McHENRY Libertyville North Chicago Barrington Mundelein Crystal Lake Lake Forest Crown LEADING SCORERS Name - School Colbert - Zion Benton Leon - Libertyville Geisser - Mundelein Himpelmann - McHenry Schumacher - Dundee Tichy - Barrington FIGHTING BLAZE - Firemen continued their relentless work to bring Monday's Green street fire under control. Although both The Bootery and The Candy Box (Agatha Gifts & Candies) were destroyed as one building burned, other nearby stores escaped damage. ') • PLAINDEALER PHOTO Grant, Crystal Lake, violation of classification. Gerald Kapter, 2116 9th Parkway, Waukegan, violation of classification. Margaret L. Johnson, 2301 State Line road, Richmond, improper changing of lanes. William R. Anderson, 3717 Garfield, McHenry, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, operating in violation of restriction and speeding 75 in a 40 m.p.h. zone. Phillip L. Mohrer, 2923 Lincoln, McHenry, reckless driving and speeding 60 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Rory S. Olson, 955 Coventry lane, Crystal Lake, reckless driving and speeding 60 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Orval J. Abney, 5000 W. Parkway, McHenry, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, reckless driving, no valid registration and no headlight. Ford D. Pira, 2011 Route 120, McHenry, driver's license expired six months or less. MARRIAGE LICENSES Allen R. Schaedel, Jr., 1421 N. River road, McHenry and Kitty L. Pennybacker, McHenry. Harvey H. Petska, Jr., 1317 Main, Spring Grove, and Lois H. Stevens, 10705 Commerical, Richmond. HOSPITAL NOTES McHENRY HOSPITAL Among the patients admitted to McHenry hospital were Kathleen Speckman, James Pedersen, Baby Jennifer Walton, Amilia Basile, Delores Wieser, Herman Jacobson, William Pinkonsly, John Alvord, Frank Hromec, Harry Johnson, Richard Nett, Christopher Quinn, Mabel Gnadt, Erin Deppmeier, McHenry; and Eric Deener, Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Valeria Robertson, Sherri Smith, Ruth Ann Bauer, Wonder Lake, Kenneth Far- man, McHenry, and Ronald Selzer, Ringwood, were recent patients in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Himpelmann, McHenry, an­ nounce the birth of their second child, Denise Marie, on Feb. 8 at Sherman hospital, Elgin. She EMPLOYMENT SURVEY The Bureau of the Census will conduct its regular monthly survey in this area on em­ ployment and unemployment during the week of Feb. 18-22, according to Forrest P. Cawley, Jr., director of the Bureau's Data Collection center in Chicago. The Bureau is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce's Social and Economic Statistics ad­ ministration. Local households in the survey are among the 50,000 nation-wide that have been scientifically selected to represent a cross section of all households. weighed 7 lbs., 13 oz., and has a sister, Danielle, 2 years-old. 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