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Marengo Nips Marian; Central In Thriller 7-0 Susan Hoffman Named N.I.U. Varsity Cheerleader By DickRabbitt Coach Rod Poppe Marengo Indians won a thriller over Marian Friday night at Marengo by the score of 7 to 0. The only score of the game came in the final period when John Koester scooted 4 yds. into the end zone. Scott Dunker's kick was good to make the score 7 to 0. I t was an evenly matched game between two well coached teams, and in the total stats Marengo outgained the Hurricanes by a mere 24 yards for the evening. Two penalties were costly to the Hurricane eleven. In the opening period Mark Saladin intercepted a Indian pass and scampered 80 yds to a T.D. However, a clipping penalty nullified the nice run by the senior speed­ ster. Later in the game another long run to the Indian 10, was called back . again because of clipping. Marengo's score came midway in the final period on a 55 yd drive, highlighted by John Koester s 35 yd. run around end. He finally went into paydirt from the 4 yd. l ine with about 6 minutes remaining. Jeff Connerty was the workhorse of the Marian of­ fense lugging the ball 17 t imes for 104 yds. This is Jeff 's second gam^in a row that he managed to gain over 100 yds. Anytime a high school player can gain 100 yds. from scrimmage, you know he is doing a nice job. Marian- 'a next game will be on Saturday when they host the always powerful Cadets from Marmion. Game time is 2:00 P.M. with the soph's starting at 12:00. STATS RUSHING Connerty • 17 for 104 yds. LeBlanc 6 for 14 yds. Bill Rankin 3 for 6 yds. Mike Rankin 4 for 21yds. Knox 4 for 9yds. PASSING Knox 1 for 12 - 30yds. RECEIVING Mike Rankin 1 for 30 yds. Coach Parker commented after the game that he was quite pleased with his squad. The defense played excellent except when they had a break­ down in signals in the 4th period. He felt also that the offense needed more con­ sistency and will be working on that phase this week. The coach wouldn't admit it , but I 'm sure he felt that the two penalties at the wrong time, added to his woes for the evening. Susan Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman of 612 Lincoln road, McHenry, has been named to the varsity eheerleading squad for football and basketball at Northern 111. University. She is only a sophomore. Susan was captain of the eheerleading squad in McHenry in 1973-74. She is a Physical Education major and Dance minor at the university. Open Horse, Show In Spring Grove On September 21 PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1975 Stock Car Racing Hikers, Bike Riders To Join Horsemen In Ride-A-Thon" The vational society. Daughters of the American Revolution, reminds that on Sept. 17, 1787, 39 delegates from 12 of the 13 original states, meeting in Philadelphia, signed the Constitution of the United States. For many years, the DAR has actively supported Constitution week as one of i ts patriotic projects. The tremendous growth of the nation is proof of the greatness of the Constitution. Know and respect your Constitution. Observe Constitution week!' Hikers and bicycle riders are invited to join horsemen in the Sunday. September 21 "Ride-A- Thon" to encourage the establishment of more trails throughout McHenry county. "There are very few trails for hikers, horse or bicycle riders in the county," said Ross Poore. president of, the McHenry County Horsemen's Association, organizers of the unique ride. "Surrounding and nearby counties far more urbanized than us have established many miles of trails," Poore said. "You'll find them, for example. throughout Cook county and even in the crowded areas ol Chicago. McHenry county, with its open land is a natural for trails, yet very lit t le has been done to set them up. "Hikers, cyclists and horse ridei s would prefer to use trails instead of roads, for the safety of everyone." Poor'e explained. Governmental officials from throughout the county also are being invited and encouraged to participate in the ride. "We hope our Congressional, county, township, city and village of­ ficials will join in the spirit and Final work is under way for the Open Horse Show in Spring Grove on Sept 21 This special show is tor the benefit of the Richmond Rescue squad, in memory of Leander Lay. Members of the Rescue squad. Che--^Spring--Grove Fire _ department and the Spring Grove Horse Fair Assn.. are hoping to make this the biggest show of the year. Donations from local businesses and members of the community are helping to defray, show ex­ penses. The new rescue unit will be on display at the show grounds located on Bliven street, just north of Main street Spring Grove's new truck will also be on display. Tex McDonald of Gurnee will be judging 32 events including the purpose of the ride." Poore said. He added that horses will be provided tor any governmental official wishing to ride. halter, horsemanship., chariot races and speed beginning at 8 a.m. The show will end under the lights with the awarding of 4 high point trophies. "There will be sandwiches, chili , tacos and liquid refresh­ ments available, as well as the tun of Grandma's Favorite game. Admission to the grounds and parking is free. For further information or to volunteer your help, please" call 815-675-201*0 or 815-675-2512. In case of rain, the show will take place Sept. 28. With only one night of racing remaining at the IRA (In­ terstate Racing Assn.) speedway in nearby. Wilmot, Wis., the Tate model sportsman driving tit le is sti l l up for grabs. And last year 's IRA cham­ pion, Sid Norton of Mchenry, is one of the top three drivers with a shot at i t , Norton helpul his cause Saturday night as he won his -heaJ nice Hut then he ran into bad luck in the feature as a steering arm on his car let go and he narrowly missed hitt ing the wall and he brought his crippled car to a stop Battling for top honors is Sid's brother Duke, of Wonder Lake, and Don Collins of An- tioch. Ill The championship will be decided as the three go at it on Saturday evening. Sept. 20 in the season finale. * * * * The truth hurts people who don't like to face facts. McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1975-76 Fall Sports Schedule Codes: FB-Football FH-Field Hockey V-Varsity CC-Cross Country SW-Swimming S-Sophomore GO-Golf Te-Tennis F-Freshmen Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time Wed-Sept 17 FH V Dundee Dundee 4:30 Wed-Sept 17 Te V Dundee Dundee 4:30 Thur-Sept 18 GO V Mundelein Mundelein 3:30 Thur-Sept 18 CC F-S-V Zion & No. Chicago Home 4:30 Te V Zion Home 4:30 Sw V Waukegan West Waukegan 4:30 Sat-Sept. 20 FB S Libertyville L'Ville 12:00 FB V Libertyville L'Ville 2:00 FB F-A&B Libertyville Home 9:00 CC F-S-V Grant-Crystal ' Lake Invit. Crystal Lk 9:30 Mon-Sept 22 FB SoB-JV Libertyville Home 4:30 GO F-S-V Zion Home 3:30 Tue-Sept 23 GO F-S-V Antioch Antioch 4:30 Te ,V No. Chicago No. Chicago 4:30 SW V Woodstock Woodstock 4:30 FH V Hoffman Est. Hoffman Est 4:30 Wed-Sept 24 FH V Lk. Forest Home 4:30 Thur-Sept 25 GO V Barrington Barrington 3:30 CC F-S-V Lk. Forest & Mundelein Lk. Forest 4:30 Te V Barrington Home 4:30 Fri-Sept 26 FB s-v Mundelein Home 6:00 Sat-Sept 27 FB B-A&B Mundelein Mundelein 9:00 GO V Crown Invit. Crown 8:00 Mon-Sept 29 FB SoB-JV Mundelein Mundelein 4:30 FH V Marengo Marengo 4:00 •••••••• »••••••• ••••••••••••••• u After the first week of regular play the McHenry School Bowling League began to set records. High game of 201 was held by Tim O'Toole with Shirley Blume rolling a 197 The honors of High Series were shared by Don Seaton w ith a 515 and Shirley Blume with a 492. Roy Homo picked up the 5-10 split as well as the 1-2-10 and Marcella Foss cleared the 5-8- 10 from the allev. Headstart US'S Chokers Phoenix Positive Thinkers Chuckers Spare Parts Stars & Strikes Unknown "The" Unknow n W 4 4 L 0 0 3 1 3 1 JOHNSBURG PIGTAIL LEAGUE PONY TAILS -1975 - MITCHELL HILLTOP ACRE - Bottom row left to right. Denise Freund, Denise Coomes, Sheryl Lytle. 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