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PAGES - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESD AY, MARCH 6.1974 FOILED BY A FOUL. Tom Stark takes aim but the shot missed as Rich Sexton (25) collected a foul in his attempt to block the shot. Stark made a free throw on the play, and connected for 9 points for the evening. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHeniy Defeats Ciystal Lake Five 66-59 In Overtime By Dick Rabbitt The Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig closed out the regular season by beating Crystal Lake in overtime 66-59 Friday night at McHenry. The win enabled the Warriors to share 4th place with North Chicago each with an 8 and 5 record in the North Suburban. On the regular season the Warriors finished with a record of 13 and 10. In the opening period the Warriors ami Tigers exchanged baskets and free throws until Benson put the Tigers ahead with 1:52 remaining in the period and they went on to lead McHenry 20 to 17 at the end of the initial quarter. In the second period Him- plemann's 12 points paced the Warriors to a 34 to 30 lead at the intermission. During the third quarter Himplemann and Steve all under one roof- -one stop fast food service! *Mr. Donut •onuts * McNeils Fried Chicken * McNeils Hamburgers Delicious and inexpensive dinners, sandwiches and snacks ... all yours when you stop at McNeils / Mr. Donut next to the Hornsby Family Centers in Woodstock and McHenry. next to the HORNSBY FAMILY CENTERS Rt. 47 & Country Club Road, Woodstock In the McHenry Market Placo, McHenry "EARL WALSH So I Hear There is nothing like sunshine to put people in a good mood. The first warm day tl comes along always bri people out stirring around, Weather controls moods. Saw some boys flying a kite Sunday. Must be spring is here. Word must have reached certain areas. A bluejay came to call. Sunday morning brought a squirrel to feast on certain foods the birds turned up their noses at- One day this winter a female cardinal dropped in for a brief visit. Usually where there is a girl bird a boy bird won't be far behind. But, the male (the more beautiful of the species) never showed his wing. Sat between Dick Rabbitt and Ed Datz to watch the Warrior- Crystal Lake Tigers humdinger of a basketball battle here Friday night. The Tigers came to play and almost pulled an upset. Until the fire went out, they looked like a team that must have improved greatly throughout the season. The Warriors played hard, missed too many shots, made too many mistakes and almost gave the game away after a comfortable lead. But, when the happy McHenry crowd left the gym, SPORTS EDITORJ after an overtime victory, mistakes had been forgotten. Can't fault a winner. A small group of young'uns from the Crystal Lake crowd hooted and hollered while McHenry players attempted to shoot free throws. Not that McHenry hasn't been guilty of such things at times through the years: It simply is not good sport­ smanship. ' Suclf actions should not reflect on the entire student body. They get excited, but good manners prevail. Did you ever try to write with a 4-year-old granddaughter sitting on your desk? Must be a little leprechaun crept into our office and touched up our desk calendar. With St. Patrick's Day falling on Sunday this year, the little devil marked the 15th as a starter for our celebration. We had in mind starting on the 16th. It looks like a big weekend a-comin'. But, now hear this! The 19th of March is marked 'Kraut Day". What a letdown! Heard one man tell another, "If you want to keep up on local news, read the Plaindealer. You won't find it in the Chicago papers". Wayne Gaylord predicts, with no ifs or buts, that the Warriors will win the regional Koerber kept the Warriors in the game as they maintained their 4 point lead 46 to 42. The final period was one that some coaches dream about, while other coaches want to take the pipe. You take your pick of the two coaches. The Warriors, with Him- plemann's 8 pts., Koerber and Wanta each putting in a basket, enabled the Warriors to lead at the 3:15 mark 57 to 46. From that point on, the lid was on the Warrior basket. The Tigers managed to put in 11 straight points to tie the game at 57-all at the end of the regulation time. During the overtime , it was all McHenry* s Steve Koerber, the sensational sophomore (in my opinion the most improved player in the conference), took control of the boards, and realty sparked the Warriors to a 66 to 59 victory. Steve Himpelmann closed out a brilliant careeer for the Warriors with a 32 point out­ burst against the Tigers. The senior guard finished fourth in conference scoring with a 19 point plus scoring average. His total for 13 games was 253 points. The Warriors meet Grant in the McHenry Regional tonight at 7:30 P.M. The winner of tonight's game meets the winner of last night's winner either Antioch or Woodstock. An interesting sidelight, back in December l received a letter from Dave Miheva a teacher at East Campus and an avid Warrior fan. He and his wife in playing with their Ouija Board made some predictions on the 1973-74 North Suburban Con­ ference, The result's are amazing. Dave and Laurie picked some right, and naturally with a 10 team conference picked some wrong. Right on the nose they picked the ZeeBee's with a 11 and 2 record, and they picked our Warriors for a 8 and 5 record. They picked North Chicago to finish with an 8 and 5 record, and correctly selected Crown for a last place finish with l victory. Now I am going to put them on the spot for you fans. They have picked the winner of the Class AA tournament for the State of Illinois, a school that initials start with TH. In closing I may have to admit that Dave is better with his golf clubs than he is with his predictions. I know, I played golf with Dave who is an ex­ cellent golfer, I only hope his predictions are as good as is his putting. McHenry Name Wanta Stark Koerber Buss Himpleman Camasta Totals: Crsytal Lake Name Osmun Benson Sexton Goris Froehlick Czonstrak Zoellick Totals: MCH 17 1 C.L. 20 1 fg ft Pf tP 4 0 4 8 4 1 1 9 4 3 3 11 2 2 2 6 14 4 3 32 0 0 1 0 28 10 14 66 fg ft Pf tp 6 2 2 14 9 5 4 23 2 0 5 4 4 0 1 8 2 0 2 4 1 2 1 4 1 0 2 2 25 9 17 59 12 11 9 66 12 15 2 59 Bob Matte Resigns As MCC Coach Bob Matte, well known area basketball coach has resigned from head basketball coaching position at McHenry County College. Bob Franz said, we accept his resignation here at McHenry County College very regret­ fully, and feel he has been one of the finest gentleman and leaders of young men we have known. He will stay on as recruiter and area service. Lots of people aim to do right, but are very poor shots. CALL JOAN STULL 385-5418 DORIS ANDREAS 385-4518 & % % MOW WELCOME COMING THROUGH, Steve Buss (20) of the Warriors finds an opening as he searches for a teammate to pass off to. Other Warriors in photo are Stark and Koerber. McHenry won this last conference game of the season by a 66-59 score. Tonight they battle Grant in the McHenry Regional. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) basketball tournament being played here this week. Oh - that Fred Meyer! Met him at church Sunday and got it "officially" that the Ed Buss - Dennis Jackson 1- mile race had been called off because of a wet track. Into the Plaindealer Monday morning and Wayne showed us a picture of the race. WouldT you think a good Christian would come out of church and tell such a fib to a friend? Al May Named To S.C.C, All-League Cage Team I Coast Guard j _ k. SUB; Your boat will have FUEL, here's how to conserve it. DIS; Our energy-rich diet has been cut back somewhat, but our farms and factories are operating, and we've got enough gas to get to work and enough fuel to heat our homes. What we're discovering is that the energy shortage, may mean doing with less, not doing without.. This includes boating. The 45 million of us who enjoy recreational boating aren't being asked to take up needlepoint instead. New Federal Fuel Regulations require equal treatment for all non-priority users of fuel, in­ cluding boat owners. You may not have quite as much as you've had before, but there are ways of getting more boating fun per gallon. 1. Shut off engine when at dock or at rest. 2. Keep your engine well-tuned. 3. Reduce speed to a com­ fortable planing level, don>run at full throttle. 4. Plan you trip carefully to reduce running time. FIRST TEAM * Carlson, Terry St. Edward 6'6" Senior C * Gorczyca.Phil Montini 6'1" Senior F • Levert, Mike Immaculate Conception 6'2" Senior F * Pettineo, Ron Immaculate Conception 5'9" Senior G * Moers, Mike Driscoll 6'5" Senior C ** May,Al Marian Central 6*5" Senior C * Hlavin, Jim Benet 6'2" Senior F Chovancek, George St. Edward 6'1" Senior G Momper, John Marmion 6'4" Soph C Coutre, Jim Benet 6'8" Senior C ** 2 years Unanimous * 1 year Unanimous Solfishburg, Robert Murphy, Bill Anderson, Sam Sawko, Mark Welch, Tom Termunda, Paul Strasser. Don Wakenight, Mark Steiner, John O'Brien, Tim Murphy, Lee 5. Keep hull clean to reduce friction. 6. Use the right propeller and keep it free of nicks and bends. 7. Be sure your engine matches your boat. 8. Do your boating closer to home. 9. Distribute weight properly- don't overload your boat. 10. Avoid quick take-offs. Follow these simple rules, and you'll be amazed at how much fuel you're saving, and how much fun you're having. Benet Benet Marian Central St. Francis St. Francis Montini Immaculate Conception Immaculate Conception Immaculate Conception Driscoll Marian Central 6'1" 6'4" 6'3" 6'2" 6'4" 6'5" 5'9" 6'5" 5'10" 5'8" 5'9" Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior G F F G C C G C G G G Are You New In McHenry. Area ? •••••••••• Do You Know Someone new? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! ! ! ! ! Himpelmann Named All-North Suburban By Dick Rabbitt Steve Himpelmann senior guard of the Warriors was selected by the coaches for the All North Suburban Conference Team on Saturday at the McHenry Country Club. steve was the mainstay of the Warriors all season as he led them in scoring, and finished 4th in the conference with a 19 point plus average. The Conference team is follows. Name School DougHiatt- Zion-Benton Bill Schumacher - Dundee Ken Thompson - Liberty ville Pete Geisser - Mundelein * Max Kipfer - Dundee Danny Mack - Zion Benton Marty Szotak - North Chicago Bob Leon - Libertyville * Brian Colbert - Zion Benton Steve Himpelmann - McHenry Rick Unruh - Dundee Don Osmun - Crystal Lake Ht Pos Year | 6' 2" F Sr . 6' 3" F Sr 6' 1" F Sr 6' 3" F Jr 6' 7" C Jr 6' 5" C Jr 6' 5" C Sr 5'10" G Sr 6' 0" G Sr 1 5'11" G Sr . 6' 0" G Sr 1 6' 0" G Sr ™ * Denotes Unanimous choice J KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES IT BEST GLAVIANO'S INTERIORS - INTRODUCES - COMPLETE KITCHEN SERVICE DESIGN & INSTALLATION CUSTOM MILLW0RK DUP0NT COR IAN FORMICA COUNTER TOPS KITCHENS STOCK & CUSTOM GLAVIANO'S INTERIORS & PALATINE MILLW0RK 414 S. Route 31 Just North of McHenry Floral 385-3764 or 385-3765 D ww...v. w v w I1H0 MVVII uaiucu as the Varsity's "Most Valuable Player" for the past three seasons, and is known throughout the league as a hustler, shot blocker, and defensive wizard. Also named to the team was Lee Murphy (Woodstock) as an Honorable Mention player. He provided the quarterbacking and spark in the Hurricane's fourth place finish in the SCC. Sam An­ derson (McHenry), who has been averaging 15 points a game and was the Hurricane's second leading rebounder, also received Honorable Mention. Following is a complete listing of the Suburban Catholic Con­ ference 1973-1974 All-Conference Team: Pigs As Wealth? The Tifalmin people of New Guinea consider pigs as wealth in themselves. The donor of a pig acauires not only prestige but credit, and expects a pig in re­ turn on some future occasion. a Shady business seldom yields sunny profit. ST. JOHN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SPAGHETTI DINNER SUNDAY -MARCH 10 12 Noon - 4:30p.m. Johnsburg Community Club ADULTS $1.75 CHILD (Under 12)..75c ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings- Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783