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s PAGE 6 -PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 15.1974 % I!0»J \^S r*t*r* wjr '•m % 0 M.C.H.S. Track Team (Freshmen-Sophomore-V arsity) The McHenry Thinclads havei had an impressive season and this is their week of tournaments. The Frosh-Sophs are competing in the McHenry county meet at Cary as we go to press. On Wednesday. May 15. the Varsity will be at Crystal Lake for the McHenry county meet. This Friday will find the Freshmen at Mundelein for the Mustang Relays. This Friday is also the day the Varsity competes in the I.H.S.A. District. The MCHS members are, L-R front row sitting, D. Pfau, J. Bucaro, T. Huffman, M. Peterson, J. Muerer, R. Schiller, L. Withrow, D. Dawson and J. Roernhoft. Kneeling in the 2nd row are Coach Day, T. McKay, T. Whitehead, M. Bremer, Piclor, L. Schiller, T. Von Bruechenhein, H. Useman, J. Rudolph, L. Katler, P. Brouder. H. Brunow, S. Ready, B. Murgatroyd, J. Weyland, T. Travis, S. Wannamaker and B. Beck. In the 3rd row are C. Swanson, A. Oakley, J. Pepping, J. Griggs, K. Wynveen, M. Thornton, M. Roberts, G. Hansen, J. Weber, R. Gerstead, B. Jacobs, J. Engmark, R. Nowell, S. Freund, S. Nimsgern, M. Zeitx, D. Useman, S. Pfau and G. Thornton. Standing are Coach Scott, B. Nuss, J. Mclnerny, R. Mroz, M. Cajthaml, R. Freund, M. Jablonski, B. Decker, J. Meyer, R . S t i n e , J . J a n o w i a k , S . K o e r b e r , R . H i g n i g h t , S . S v e e n , D . D u l b e r g , T . T a l b o t , J . Barnings, D. Nugent, E. Klapperich, Coach Boland and Coach Collins. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear Lake Forest Thinclads Go Down To The Wire SPORTS EDITOR- To Defeat Warriors Ml* > s m SAT SHAPE - The recent youth physical fitness test at West Campus found these four lia top shape. The tests were sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps. Receiving certificates are i«»rge Hansen (Jr.), Fred Bixby (Sr.), Paul Antonou (top Jr.) and Bob Morissette (top Sr.) ior Coach Ken Swanson who helped conductrthe tests is shown passing out the awards. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) »ohby Buss Co-Medalist In rayslake District As \cHenry Places Second By Dick Rabbitt Freshman Bobby Buss led ie McHenry Warriors to a jcond place finish in the rayslake District golf meet riday at Grayslake. The Dung lad shot a 37-38 for a 75 to e Dave Ogrin of Waukegan for ledalist honors. In the playoff >r the first place medal Ogrin efeated Buss on the extra hole, enne Ludwig shot 37-39 to tie >r third Dlace. In the playoff NEED CASH "Pronto" FOR YOUR HOME? Have investor who is look­ ing for 2 or 3 homes and will pay you cash. Evenings: Winn Phillips - 385-9360 Harry Postal - 385-1459 Postal-Phillips, Inc. 3409 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois 815-385-9360 Ludwig won the medal.Other McHenry scores were Lowell Kively 40-41 for an 82 and Bob Buenzli 42-42-84. Chuck Jesky had a 87, Marty Zeller 91 and Jim Burke 96. The second place finish enables Coach Chuck Cuda to take his team to the Sectional Meet to be held at Deerfield next Friday. Congratulations are in order to Coach Cuda, and his fine team for a job well done. In addition to Buss and Ludwig, the other team members won medals for their 2nd place finish. TEAM SCORES Waukegan 309; McHenry 317 ; Carmel 328; Marian Central 331; Zion Benton 335; Mundelein 336; North Chicago 336; Warren 338; Grayslake 344; Woodstock 345; Libertyville 348; Wauconda 356; Antioch 369: Grant 372. We always start out by jutting S.I.H. at the head of a column, then wonder where we go from there. It is MOTHER'S DAY. That should be a lead. Heard Father Baumhofer speak this morning on the place mothers play in our lives. For one who no longer has a mother, only fond memories, the meaning of the day has been clear for a long time. However, a thought carried away is that mothers expect only for us to be good. It made us think of a time, perhaps related before, when we called on our mother, before going out for an evening. Her •. parting word was* "Be a good boy." J if We were 50 years old. 4 Also thought of an Old Timer in McHenry's earlier days. Whenever he got a few snorts under the belt, he would happily tell one and all, "We're all good boys." Had a letter from "Zeke" describing all the beautiful birds out there in the west. After cleaning our car this morning, we had a few descriptions of our birds that weren't mentioned in the letter. We try to hold our gas buggy down to 50 M.P.H., but find various types of vehicles going psast us like our anchor was dragging. Mona set that big White Sox mug in front of us again Friday night as we sat down to a table at the Green Pearl. That's what we call service beyond the call of duty. A nice lady was telling us how her husband quit smoking and gained 40 pounds. You can't win. Met Walter Smith and the thought struck us that he looks more like his late father, "Pete", all the time. Walter has had a tough bout with illness. We were thinking of his younger and healthier days when he used to attend dances at Njesen's Old Fox Pavilion in a wooded area on Lincoln Road. It is kind remarks from the likes o' Walter that make us keep trying in this column business. Both the Cubs and Sox won their games today so there isn't much chance of an argument tomorrow. That makes for a dull day. Sophs Second In Dundee Invitational Northern lllini Bowmen News Northern lllini Bowmen's May meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m., Thursday, May 16 at the McHenry Legion. All interested archers are invited to attend. Every Wednesday evening FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL Natural Color Portrait 1 - 8 x 10 Only $2.95 f*Taken with Eastman Film i*Extra prints available at reasonable prices '*4 to 6 poses to choose from *Age limit 4 weeks to 10 • years ^*Limit 1 per family *By Appointment only Portraits will be finished for Father's Day 4 Days Only "May 20th 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. May 21st 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. May 22nd 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. May 23rd 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M 221 Benton St. Woodstock 338-1880 "Established 1946' before 6:30 p.m., is Family Nite Shoot at Northern lllini Bowmen Outdoor Range on Draper Road. Picnic, shoot and good fellowship rule on Wednesday evenings. Targets 1 thru 7, and 15 thru 21 are shot in handicapped individual competition with a banquet to be scheduled in August, to honor the winners of the Wednesday Family Nite archery shoots. Irene Trumble, Sec. Most sardines are caught during the dark of the moon. By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High School sophomore track, team placed second Saturday in the Dundee Invitational scoring 51 pts. Libertyville won the meet with 55 pts. Brian Nuss won two events the 330 yd. low hurdles, and the long jump. Denny Useman won the 100 in the time of 10:6. Brett Decker in a superlative effort won the discus with a toss of 144'10V for a new meet record. He also placed 3rd in the shot with a toss of 42'8". This being accomplished while competing with a broken thumb on his throwing hand. The mile relay team of Loren Klapperich, Bill Murgatroyd, Greg Thornton and Brian Nuss won the mile relay. K0ENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon GERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A FulJ Line Of Delicatessen Just east of Rt VOLO In a meet that went down to the wire the Lake Forest Scouts defeated the McHenry Warriors last Thursday at McCracken field 71V2 to 69M>. Ev Klapperich again paced the locals with three first, winning the 100, 220, and the triple jump. Brian Nuss won the 330 low hurdles and long jump. John Mclnerney ran a nifty 4:34 mile in winning a close decision over Harris of Lake Forest. Tim Talbot still flirting with the 2:00 mark won the 880 in 2:02. Mike Cajthaml won the high jump with a leap of 5'6". Rick Freund cleared 13 feet to easily win the pole vault, and Ben Jacobs won the 440 in the time of 53.9. The sophomores won their dual from Lake Forest 84 to 58. Don Rode won the 120 high hurdles and triple jump to lead the sophs. Results: VARSITY 440 Relay - Lake Forest, 46.6 - McHenry 120 Yd H. Hurdles - G. Kull- LF - 16.0, Cajthaml-McH, Marriott-LF 100 Yd Dash - E. Klapperich- McH - 10.5, Oleufs-LF, Lazaretto-LF. 880 Yd Run - Talbot-McH 2:02 7, Harris-LF, Sveen-McH. 880 Yd Relay - Lake Forest, 1:34.8, McHenrv. 440 Yd Dash - Jacobs-McH, 53.9, Mauer-LF, G. Thorton- McH. 330 Yd L. Hurdles - Nuss- McH, 41.4, Marriott-LF, G. Buck-LF. Mile Run - Mclnerney-McH 4:34.5, Harris-LF, Caldwell-LF. 2 Mile Run - Caldwell-LF 9:55.9, Jenkins-LF, Barnings- McH. 220 Yd Dash - Klapperich- McH, 23.0, Oleufs-LF, Lazaretto-LF. Mile Relay - Lake Forest- McHenry - tie - 3:37.5 Discus - Carter-LF, 152'5", Buckowich-LF, Decker-McH. Shot - Carter-LF, 52'8V4M, Buckowich-LF, Decker-McH. Long Jump - Nuss-McH, 19'5l/i", Dulberg-McH, Miles- LF. High Jump - Cajthaml-McH, 5'6", Kull-LF, Decker-McH. Pole Vault - R. Freund-McH, 13'0, Hansen-McH, S. Freund-McH. Triple Jump - Klapperich- McH, 37'7", Miles-LF, Hignight-McH. Results: Sophomores 440 Yd. Relay - McHenry, 49.3, Lake Forest 120 Yd. H. Hurdl°s - Rode McH, 17.7, Bentz-McH, Buck-LF 100 Yd Dash - Richmond-LF. 11.1, Klapperich-McH. Wozniak- LF 880 Yd Run - Wagner-LF 2:07.9, Goodell-LF, Travis- McH. 880 Yd Relay - McHenry, 1:43.3, Lake Forest 440 Yd Dash - Jeffrey-LF, 54.8, L. Klapperich-McH, Gibson-LF 330 Yd L. Hurdles - A. Mathee-LF, 44.4, Buck-LF, Koerber-McH Mile Run - Wagner-LF, 4:48.0, Fondriest-LF, Oakley- McH 2 Mile Run - Oakley-McH, 10:27, Nelson-LF, Fondriest-LF 220 Yd Dash - Richmond-LF, 24.8, Wozniak-LF, Griggs-McH Mile Relay - McHenry, 3:50.3, Lake Forest Discus - Rudolph-McH, 104 '3", Wagner-McH, Hutchinson-McH Shot - Antonik-LF, 40'9V4M, Vieth-LF, Rode-McH Long Jump - Useman H.* McH, 17'2", Murgatroyd- McH, Rode-McH High Jump - L. Klapperich- McH, 5'4", Bentz-McH, Fondriest-LF Pole Valult- Weber-McH, 10'6", Boernhoeft-McH, Beck-McH Triple Jump - Rode-McH, 36'1", Bentz-McH, Koerber McH Horse Show At Spring Grove Sunday, May 26 Tony Bentz finished 3rd and Don Rode 6th in the 120 high hurdles. The 880 relay team of Griggs, Useman, Klapperich and Nuss placed 3rd. Andy Oakley placed 6th in the 2 mile run. Denny Useman finished 3rd in the 220, Scott Freund, vaulting 12'0, placed 2nd in the pole vault. Loren Klapperich was 5th in the high jump and Don Rode placed 6th in the triple jump. It was a 10 team event held at Spain Field in Dundee under muddy conditions. Libertyville with 55 pts. was the winner, McHenry wtih 51 placed 2nd and Woodstock was third with 43 pts. Other competing schools were Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, who Friday night won their conference, but failed to place in this meet. Crown, Barrington, Wauconda and the host school Dundee. Congratulations are again in order to Coaches Boland and Collins and the entire Frosh- Soph squad for putting another trophy in the case at East Campus. The dome of Montana State Capitol is covered with copper: that of Colorado, with gold. With the final meeting of the Spring Grove Saddle Club Horse Show Committee out of the way, the preparations for the May 26 (rain date June 2) Family Style Horse and Pony Show have been finalized. Judge T. Tenlin of Laingsburg, Mich., will arrive on Saturday and the 31 classes have been set with a full complement of pony as well as horse classes. The performance classes will be in the morning with the Equitation Over Fences for Horses and Ponies coming immediately after lunch. The afternoon will be devoted to speed and fun events. The reigning pattern will be the new Quarter Horse No. 1 which seems to be finding favor among the reining devotees. April Pokladnik will assist Judge Tenlin and Sally Thompson will be judging the trail event which will be run outside of the arena. A new ring has been built by the Spring Grove Horse Fair Committee and is 200' x 300' with a blue clay base and sand overlay. This should make the shows held in Spring Grove *nuch more enjoyable to the participants. A lunch wagon will be on the grounds with various refreshments available. The Spring Grove Saddle Club Horse Show Committee has taken considerable care to try and provide a professionally run Horse Show so that all participants and spectators can have an enjoyable day. All first place awards are Silver. Three High Point awards will be given - High Point Pony and Rider Combination, High Point Horse and Rider Combination and High Point Rider overall - any number horses or ponies. The ring is located behind the Spring Grove school. Signs will be posted on Highways 12 and 173. Classes start at 8:30 a.m. on May 26. For further information contact April Pokladnick (414) 279-3374 after 4 p.m. or weekends. Also Joan Sutton (815) 675-2010. &B888B ATHLETES Mundelein Girls Sneak Past McHenry High Track Team 57-47 Last Tuesday a lack of depth for the McHenry Girls Track team proved disastrous as Mundelein came through with a 57-47 victory. Grabbing first place positions for McHenry were Maureen Hall in 80 yd. hurdles; Terri Wilson, Cathy Connell, Linda DeBuhr and Deb Fuller in the 880 relay; 2"x4" PRECUT STUDS 7'8 -5/8" ECONOMY NOW IN STOCK! -5/8" ECONON 79* CASH & CARRY Sorry - No Picking At This Low, Low, Price. Michelle Peterson in the 220 and the shot put; Cathy Connell in the mile and Terri Wilson, Jeannette DeBuhr, Linda DeBuhr and Diane Smith in the mile relay. Second place finsihes were earned by Clare Higgins, Stephanie Pitel, Linda Vick and Maureen Hall in the 440 yd. relay ; Diane Smith in the 80 yd. hurdles; Karen Freund in the 50 yd. dash as well as the 100 yrd. dash and the long jump, A report from Huron college on their annual Awards Convocation lists Jim Heard as Most Valuable, All-Conference, All-District, and Honorable Mention in NAIA basketball. Sounds like ALL-MAN. Diane Smith in the 440 yd. dash and a high jump tie for second between Maureen Hall and Mary Elliott; in the 440 yd. relay Clare Higgins, Stephanie Pitel, Linda Vick and Maureen Hall captured second place. Third place finishes were awarded to Betsy Duel in the 220 yd. dash and 880 yd. dash; Linda Vick in the 80 yd. hurdles; Ann Heiser in the 50 yd. dash and Nancy Peterson in the 100 yd. dash. )ANELING LUS * HOURS 8 5 30 Mon thru Sat 8 9 Friday 10 2 Sunday 907 N front St McHenry, III. 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