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PAGE • - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1*. 1»75 UP THE HILL - Warrior Andy Oakley running third in the dual meet Tuesday finished in a time of 15:49 to capture second in the meet and first for McHenry. Sheeian of Grayslake (left in photo) finished first and set a new course record with a time of 15:21. McHenry beat Grayslake and lost to Conant. Saturday the Warriors will compete in the County meet. The meet will be held at West Campus beginning at 10 a.m. A special race for the girls team will be held at 9:30 a.m. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) "EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--! Harriers Split With Conant, Grayslake Editor "Brenda" is vacationing this week and Marie is leading a cheer for her return Keeping a newspaper news room rolling is a huge task. Getting the news, sometimes verifying reports, writing stories, writing heads (that's more of a job than one might think), answering the phone, and trying to keep one's sanity through it all Should write a parody on the Bill Bailey song-- like maybe- Won't you come home Dear Brenda - Won't you come home-- (You finish it. We have to write a column). Picked up the evening paper this (Tuesday) evening and didn't find one word about either the Cubs or Sox. Football -- yes. Playoffs -- Oh, boy! Now, the hour is late. Wat­ ched the Cincinnati Red wear t i t i m ;« Player of rhe week! FOOTBALL POW TOM LUDW1G Tom carried 10 times for 55 yards on offense. On defense Tom was in on 9 tackles, knocked down 2 passes late in the game and also did the punting for the Warriors. CROSS COUNTRY POW JERRY PEPPING Outstanding runner the last two seasons, is start­ ing to move up after a slow start this year. Jerry* always a hard worker and a real team man is anoth­ er key to this years con­ ference bid. "The Wednesday Bank" THE FIRST NATIONAL ; BANK OF MCHENRY 3814 W. Elm St.,McHenry, 111 815-38^-5400 down the Pirates for three in a row. Then saw the windup of the Boston Red Sox victory over the Oakland Athletics. And they took it in three straight games. The champagne will flow in both dressing rooms of the winners, but they will have until Saturday to recover. As much as we recognize the greatness of that Big Red Machine, we will stay with the American League in the World Series. Those Red Sox are just beginning to realize how good they really are. So -- John Busscher, you are on for the usual bet. Call if you are in doubt. (Boy -- how we would like to take him down the line!) Big league pitchers still balk on the mound and not all of them are rookies. That's not good. By Dick Rabbitt Tom Sheeian of Grayslake took first place ahead of Andy Oakley of McHenry, but Conant High School proved too powerful as they defeated McHenry 23 to 32 and Grayslake 20 to 39. McHenry defeated Grayslake 20 to 43. On the sophomore level the young Warriors won both matches defeating Conant 22 to 35 with Vince Linanne, Mike Berman, Mike White, and Weisenberger taking the first four places. They also defeated Grayslake 15 to 50. Paul Vick led the McHenry freshmen to a 20 to 39 win over Conant. Harriers Defeat Antioch 18-41 By Dick Rabbitt Oakley 1 The Running Warriors of Linnane 2 Coach Bill Hutchinson defeated F. O'Halleran 3 Antioch at Wilmot State Park Himpelmann 5 last Thursday by the score of 18 Pepping 7 to 41. Andy Oakley won the 3 Total 18 mile race in the time of 16:09. The sophs also won, defeating Pusher the Antioch sophs by the score Burman 8 of 15 to 50. Schaeffer 11 VARSITY: Name Place Time School FROSH-SOPH: Oakley, A 1 16:09 McH McHenry: Linnane, V 2 16:27 McH Name Place O'Halleran, White 1 F. 3 16:36 McH Weisenberger 2 Dubek 4 16:38 A Haines 3 Himpel- McH Donovan 4 mann 5 16:43 McH Ram berg 5 Walpole 6 16:44 A Total 15 Pepping 7 16:55 McH Pushers McHenry Vick 6 Name Place Teuber 7 Please Note Sports Deadlines For those who turn in news for the sports section: Wednesday paper-10 a.m. Monday. Friday paper-10 a.m. Wednesday. Holidays: different dead­ lines apply. Check at of­ fice for these. If deadline is not met, your copy will be held over for THE NEXT ISSUE. Running Warriors 16th In Peoria Invitational Illinois 4-H members are tackling today's problems and concerns with the spirit of tomorrow. Join 4-H and become involved. Join 4-H for fun and friendship By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Cross Country squad finished 16th in a 44 team field at the Peoria Invitational held last Saturday in Peoria. York of Elmhurst defending state champ was the winner. Woodstock of the Northwest Suburban Con­ ference finished 4th. Ron Clarke of York was the individual setting a new record of 14:10.5 breaking the old record held by the Unviersity of Illinois captain Craig Virgin. There were a total of 308 runners in the meet. MCHENRY Individual Accomplishments State Farm's New lt\flmiual fltoiitmeqt J4iwufty it can help you set a portion of your income aside how for future enjoyment. . . free from current income tax. FOR DETAILS SEE OR CALL: DENNIS CONWAY 3319 West Elm St. McHeniy 385-7111 Statt Farm Lit# Insurance Company noma Offtca Btoomington. Hhnoto Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. I S WOMDffc UA« rwriicA L ^ -M NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL RESULTS Team W L Points Opp's 1. Zion Benton 5 0 102 56 2 Barrington 4 1 202 59 3. Libertyville 4 1 100 25 4 Lake Forest 3 2 106 64 5. McHenry 3 2 58 67 6. Crystal Lake 2 3 68 47 7. Mundelein 2 3 39 100 8 Dundee 2 3 83 85 9. North Chicago 0 5 40 150 10. Crown 0 5 39 187 (Z.B. 35-Cr20) (Bar70-N.C.7) (McHl2-C.L.3) (Lib42-Mun0) (Dun21 -L.F. 17) Leading Scorers 1. Amis 2. Roe 3. George 4. Shellenback 5. McNeil 6. Bahr 7. Bussone 8. R Freund 9. Lindahl 10. Mayo 11. Trkla 12. Gowan 13. Stockton 14 Boedigheimer 15. Nuss Top T.D. Passers Team 1. Shellenback Bar 9 2. Matthews Lib 5 3. Trkla L.F. 5 4 Rode McH 3 5. Stockton Z.B. 2 Top P A T Kickers Team 1. George Bar 20 2. Mayo L.F. 12 3. Roe Z.B. 11 4. Spinker Dun 9 5. Peacock C.L. 6 6. Lundman Lib 4 Team T.D. Pat-l Pat-2 F.G. Total Bar 15 1 92 Z.B. 5 11 2 43 Bar 3 20 38 Bar 6 36 Lib 4 24 Dun 4 24 L.F. 3 1 20 C.L. 3 18 Lib 3 18 L.F. 12 2 18 L.F. 3 18 L.F. 3 18 Z.B. 3 18 Dun 3 18 , McH 3 18 /> 1 Which of the following definitions are correct? 1 Power Vessel - Any vessel propelled by machinery including .any sailing vessel under sail and power. 2. Danger Zone - The area from dead ahead to two points <22' -0 > abaft her starboard beam. 3. Underway - Not at an­ chor. aground nor made fast to the shore. 4. All of the above. 2. Rules of the Road include 1 Lights and Shapes. 2. Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals. 3. Fog Signals. 4. All of the above. 3. You are fishing at night in a row boat 10' long without an outboard motor 1. No lights are required as you have no motor. 2 No lights are required because your boat is only 10' long. 3. A light is not required but you must have a horn or whistle with which to warn other boats. 4. You must have a lantern showing a White light whjch you can show in time to avert a collision. ANSWERS 1. No. 4 2. No. 4 3. No. 4 Trailers--Load capacity: The load capacity of a trailer is the weight of the boat, motor and gear that should not be exceeded when loading a trailer. This is the gross weight, and is the load actually felt by the trailer tires. Use this weight when checking tire capacity. Observe capacities. And consider a tandem or other double tire system for maximum safetv. Warriors Host Broncos Tonight Andy Oakley 10th (in the time of 15:03 Vince Linnane 85th Fred O Halleran 123rd Jerry Pepping 137th Mike Burman 140th Greg Schaffer 170th Ron Himplemann 200th Alternates who did not run were, Greg O'Halleran, Steve Thorns, and Mark Dehn. Cross County County Meet Here Sat The Annual McHenry County Cross Country meet will be held tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. at West campus. Defen­ ding champions Woodstock are again the team to beat. Put away your yard work for a few hours and come out to West campus to enjoy a good meet. By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors will host the powerful Barrington Broncos tonight at McCracken Field. The sophomore game will get under way at 6 p.m. and the Varsity will kick off at 8 p.m. The Broncos completely demolished North Chicago last Saturday by the score of 70 to 7. Coach Bill Graham has 11 returning lettermen, but all of them were starters. Carl Shellenback, brother of last year's scoring star Frank, is the quarterback, and has already tossed for 9 touchdown passes, while scoring 6 himself, including two 99 yd kickoff returns. The big gun in the Bronco attack is junior halfback Bryan Amis who scored a record 8 touchdowns against North Chicago. In 5 games Amis has scored 15 T.D.'s. Ends Brett Carsello, and transfer Phil Weyer, along with Bob Moore, Steve Bottom, and Mark Senseney make up the interior line on defense for the Broncos. Place kicking star Leo George, son of Hall of Famer Bill George, also plays fullback and is also a pass catching threat. The Broncos are currently tied for second place with Libertyville in the North Suburban. Coach Bill Day's Warriors will have their hands full against the Broncos. The spirit is high this week following the win over the Tigers last Saturday. I witnessed a practice early in the week, and the pads were really popping. Brian Nuss has come out of a mild slump, last Saturday the speedy halfback raced for 127 yds in 15 carries, and Don Rode was on target when it counted. Again the defense played good ball and it will have to be at its best tonight against the Broncos. Last week the Warriors made me out a poor prophet, ahd I'm going to give them the same chance this weekend. I'll pick the Broncos. Warriors haven't beaten Barrington since 1963. Dundee over Mundelein, Libertyville over the Tigers, Zion to beat Lake Forest, and in a match of winless teams I'll pick Crown to beat North Chicago. My record to date is 19 right and 6 wrong. Barrington Retains North Suburban Golf Championship By Dick Rabbitt The Barrington Bronco golfers under Coach Mike Murphy successfully defended their North Suburban golf crown at McHenry Country Club on a beautiful Monday. Jim Grady of Crystal Lake took medalist honors from two time defending medalist Gary Hallberg of Barrington shooting a 74. Hallberg finished with a 75. Crystal Lake was second, and Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry team with all four sophoifropes placing finished third. Team Totals: Barrington 306; Crystal Lake 316; McHenry 327; Lake Forest 335; Mundelein 336; Libertyville 337; Zion Benton 341; North Chicago 348; Dundee 349; Crown 383. McHenry - 327 B. Buenzli Burke Pepping J. Buenzli Kively Byers Lunkenheimer 42-47-89 42-45-87 40*41-81 41-41-82 43-43-86 41 - 41 - 82 41-41-82 Large Waukegan Swim Team Too Much For Our Girl Swimmers Water Polo Team Defeats Libertyville Coach Mike Shanahan's water polo team defeated Libertyville Tuesday by the score of 16 to 9. Sophomore Ron Vance led the scoring with 4 goals. Last Thursday New Trier East defeated the locals 12 to We'll Help The Patient's Convalescence HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT tor Rent or for Sale Rental Per Month Hospital Beds--!'45.00 Walkers *8.00 Commodes * 10.00 Wheel Chairs--J'20.00 OTHER PATIENT AIDS 815-385-3232 Ed's Rental, Inc. 904 FRONT ST. McHENRY, ILL. 10. Bruce Fetzer had 5 goals for McHenry. The varsity record is 5 and 2, and the sophs is 3 and 2. Next Tuesday McHenry travels to Chicago to play Loyola Academy one of the top teams in the state. Next home meet is Oct. 20 when they host DeKalb. Last Monday night the girl tankers hosted Waukegan H.S. East. The Warrior girls worked hard, but the large Waukegan team was just too much for them-the final score was McHenry 59, Waukegan 107. McHenry first places went to Colleen Tranberg, 200 Freestyle; Vicki Roth, 500 Freestyle; and the 400 Free Relay team of Roth, Tranberg, Miki Collins, and Sue Worzala with a time of 5:05.5. Collins, Tammie Johnson, Worzala, and Lori Blankenhorn took second places in the 50 Free, 100 Fly, 100 Backstroke, and 100 Breaststroke, respectively. The 200 Medley Relay team of Worzala, Blankenhorn, Angel Betancourt, and Collins also pulled a second. Even the thirds, fourths, and fifths are noteworthy, however. in a meet where a predominantly inexperienced team squares off against an experienced Varsity level opponent. Other swimmers include freshmen Michelle Fish. Sandy Janke, and Carol Petty; sophomores Dee Amato, Rondi Cunat, Mary Folliard, and Lucy Hawkins; and juniors Karen Anderson, Janice At­ chison, Tammie Bieschke, Mary Seaver, and Sue Stowell. The girls' next home meet is 4:30 p.m . Thursday, Oct. 16 against Woodstock. When you move your pot­ ted plants indoors this fall, remember they'll re­ quire less water than they did in the sun. The1975 Saab. One of the few cars in America that gives you a choice of leadecfor unleaded gasoline. 7 EUR0PA MOTORS n * 1 2414 W. HIE. 120 (SIS) 3S5-0700