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If deadline is not met, your copy will be held over for THE NEXT ISSUE. Litton Microwave COOKING DEMONSTRATION See Our Advertisement on Page 18. SATURDAY - DEC. 20th ONLY 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M.* CAREY APPLIANCE 1241 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL. I.R.A. INDIVIDUAL BSWREMENT ACCOUNT for more information CALL: McHENRY STATE BANK 385-1040 SECTION I - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17,1975 EARL WALSH So I Hear Northern lllini Bowmen News VVMVVWWVUVWWVVM Northern lllini Bowmen's December meeting and elec­ tions will be this Thursday,' Dec. 18, 8 p.m. at McHenry Legion. NIB is fortunate to have two and three members > vying for each office. After elections and meeting will be the annual Christmas party with fun for all members and guests. Members are reminded to bring a archery gift to exchange and a dish to pass. The pot-luck will feature an Elk roast plus many venison dishes. The NIB annual awards banquet and dance will be Feb. 7, 1976. Northern lllini Bowmen have a first-John Zawaski bowkilled a bull elk in Colorado. Other successful big game hunters are: Earl Paddock taking a button buck; Earl Bird arrowed a 6 pointer buck; Harv Eady brought in a spike buck as did Joe Kozial; Paul Bird shot a doe. All deer were taken in Wisconsin. Both Wisconsin and Illinois bow deer seasons are open through Dec. 31. programs that are a big im­ provement on the usual. Don't know their professional name, but a group of blue jean, suspendered girls put on an interesting routine at half time. The cheering section came out loud and strong with "We Want Rabbitt" in the closing minutes of the game. He finally led a cheer and won the game. (Never a doubt)> Some things looked familiar. The visiting coach helped the referee so much that he finally had a technical foul called against his team. It happens in college and in the pro ranks. Notre Dame's coach got the call for his ac­ tions in the Indiana game. He probably wasn't saying, "Nice going, ref". Sometimes a coach can get his team fired up by getting into a setto with the officials. And, sometimes they lose a close game through their ac­ tions. Have seen baseball managers get the ole heave-ho and wondered if they didn't bring it on so they could get out of the hot sun. Way back in the days when we scored games at the of­ ficials' table, we listened to a one-sided, young assistant coach until our patience ran out. Asked the young guy if he was a coach. Yep. It was when w^asked him if he taught sportsmanship that he clammed up and didn't speak to us the rest of the night. We don't always agree with officials on calls, but never had any desire to take their jobs. The season is too young for us to predict where our Warriors are going in the North Suburban race. It is evident that a couple of lanky fellows are helping the team this year. Brian Lund, who lost a year because of an injury, and Doug Hertel made us sit up and take notice. Also noted that Brett Decker, a husky fellow, has had some of the rough edges worn off since last season. He's strong under the boards. The team seemed to jell against Antioch Saturday night and rolled merrily on to vic­ tory. It was a real shock to hear of Joe Conerty's death. He left this earth much too young. Joe was a good Christian man with great concern for his family. He was also a darned Warriors Defeat Cardinals 61-57 By Dick Rabbitt The sputtering McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig hung on to win another North Suburban conference game Friday night when they defeated the Dundee Cards 61 to 57. Inability to make free throws almost cost the Warriors the game. They made 5, while the Cards were con­ verting 23. The Warriors out- scored the Cards from the field 28 to 17. The Warriors started out like gangbusters rolling up a 21 to 14 first quarter margin. Koerber, Ludwig, Lund and Decker all getting field goals for the Warriors. The Cards fought back and Miller's basket at the buzzer put the Cards ahead at halftime 36 to 35. The third period was error filled basketball. Both teams em­ ployed a pressing defense, resulting in many turnovers for each team. The Warriors however regained the lead by the score of 45 to 44. With the second tied at 45 all and 6:15 remaining a big second effort by Doug Hertel on a rebound put the Warriors ahead to stay 47 to 45. With 2:08 remaining' Terry Reilly's three point play gave the Warriors the spurt they needed and Brian Lund's basket with 30 seconds left put the icing on the cake. Coach Ludwig thought the Warriors were fortunate to win the game. He commented "I like to win and be lucky". All of those at the game Friday night will agree with him. It was nice to win, but it was a lucky win for the Warriors. VARSITY MCHENRY Name fg ft *P Hertel 6 1 13 Ludwig 5 2 12 Koerber 6 0 12 Lund 4 1 9 Reilly 3 1 7 Decker 3 0 6 Miller 1 0 2 Totals 28 5 61 DUNDEE Miller 4 7 15 Davis 5 3 13 Munson 4 2 10 Hale 1 6 8 Ambroso 2 1 5 SHane 0 4 .4., Garlieb 1 0 2 Totals 17 23 57 McH 21 14 10 16 61 Dun 14 22 8 13 57 Grapplers Defeat Grayslake 30-21 The "Rassling Warriors" defeated Grayslake last Tuesday night by the score of 30 to 21. Tommy Hutchinson at 167 had the only pin for the Warriors. The sophomores also won 29 to 23. The soph match was tied coming up to the heavyweight match, but Grayslake had to forfeit that weight and the young Warriors won the match. VARSITY McHenry 30 vs. Grayslake 21. 98 lbs., Precht, G.L. pin - Ortman, McH. 105 lbs., Cencula, G.L. - dec. Peterson, McH. 112 lbs., Schuster, McH. - forfeit. 119 lbs., Useman, McH. - Forfeit. 126 lbs., Freund, McH. - dec. Straiea, G.L. 132 lbs., Staples, G.L. dec. Douglas, McH. 145 lbs., Seigert, G.L. dec. Swanson, McH. 155 lbs., Rowe, McH. - dec. Tijepina, G.L. 167 lbs., Hutchinson, McH. Pin - Jordon, G.L. 185 lbs., Lundelius, McH. - Forfeit. Hwt. Jerwold, G.L. Pin Christopher, McH. good lawyer--the kind to have on your side in case of trouble. Being a notorious last minute shopper, I gotta be rollin' along. SOPHOMORES McHenry 29 vs. Grayslake 23. 98 lbs., Bruggen, G.L. dec - Becker, McH. 105 lbs., Mazzuca, G.L. dec. - Parisi, McH. 112 lbs., Simeson, G.L. Pin Cheatham, McH. 119 lbs., Cencula, G.L. dec. - Vost, McH. 126 lbs., Useman, McH. Pin - Mohr, G.L. 132 lbs., Honning, McH. Pin - Kick, G.L. 138 lbs.7 Manirik G.L. dec. - Hutchinson, McH. 145 lbs., Vance, McH. - tie Johnson, G.L. 155 lbs., Sisk, McH. Pin - Larsen, G. L. 167 lbs., Oakley, McH. dec. Mohling, G.L. 185 lbs., Martin, G. L. dec. Harris, McH. Hwt., Larke, McH. - Forfeit. SOPH TOURNEY Tonite at 6:30 p.m. Schaumburg will play Deer- field. At 8 p.m. McHenry will play Marian Central. POOL AND TENNIS COURTS CLOSE DEC. 20 The swimming pool at West campus high school and the indoor tennis courts will be closed for the Christmas vacation, starting Dec. 20 and extending through Jan. 4. Noisy people wonder why anyone desires to be quiet. GO AHEAD AND SHOOT-the ever hustling Warriors held their positions as a Dundee player attempted to make a long shot. McHenry, ahead by 4 points at this moment, with seconds remaining, were giving the visitors a welcome to the basket in order to prevent a possible foul. The formation proved successful as Dundee failed to score and the Warriors won 61-57 to remain SPORTS EDITOR-] undefeated in conference play with a 2 and 0 record. The Warriors are 1-r Tony Christy, Brian Lund, Brett Decker, Terry Reilly and D6n Rode. The weekend wins over Dundee and Antioch increased the Warrior overall record to 6-1. Friday night the McHenry cagers travel to Crystal Lake for a conference game. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) THE FAST BREAK-of the Warriors gave the Sequoits a tiring time as McHenry moved the ball to pull away from a 2 point half time lead to a 17 point victory. The ball handler above is Terry Reilly as he speeds down court during the fourth period action. Terry scored 13 points In last Saturday night's win. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Rout Antioch 74-57 By Dick Rabbitt The Antioch Sequoits stepped out of their class Saturday night and as a result were defeated by the McHenry Warriors 74 to 57. The Warriors started out like they did Friday night grabbing- a 14 to 4 first quarter lead. Then as the previous night they had a big letdown in the second period, but managed to go off at halftime with a 30 to 28 lead. Antioch failing to get on the floor in time for the second half, resulted in a technical fouhand Reilly's free throw put the Warriors ahead 31 to 28. Seconds later Koerber made a basket, and the Warriors came to life. Playing like the Warriors of old, they rebounded, they shot, they made baskets, and their defense was plain awesome to the Sequoits. Time after time the Sequoits turned the ball over to the Warriors, and the Warrior fast break began to work like a clock. With the big fellow Steve Koerber, Brian Lund, Hertel and Terry Reilly all firing away the Warriors for the first time this season began to look like a real basketball team. The rebounding of Bifett Decker and tjie quarterbacking of Tommy Ludwig added to the fine shooting resulting in the big win over an old rival An­ tioch. For the second night in a row the improved play of Brian Lund and Doug Hertel played a big part in the Warrior win. I'm sure that Coach Dick Starkey of Mundelein who was at the game was sorry to see Doug Hertel move to McHenry after Saturday night. Koerber got his eye back on target and led the scoring with 21 pts. Lund, Reilly and Hertel were also in double figures for the Warriors. The Warriors seemed to have it all put together in the second half. Let's hope they continue to play that same brand of ball. A conference championship and another trip to the sectional in Rockford is still possible. VARSITY MCHENRY ' Name fg ft Pf tp Koerber 9 3 1 21 Decker 2 0 2 4 Lund 7 1 3 15 Ludwig 3 1 2 7 Reilly 6 1 2 13 Hertel 6 0 2 12 Rode 1 0 3 2 Miller 0 0 1 0 Hurckes 0 0 1 0 Totals 34 6 17 74 ANTIOCH Kimball 5 4 4 14 Ferguson 9 0 5 18 Witt 2 7 2 11 Dubek 1 2 1 4 Bodin 2 0 1 4 Norwick 2 0 1 4 Kecskemety 1 0 0 2 Totals 22 13 14 57 McH 14 16 21 23 74 Antioch 4 24 12 17 57 A fellow says he saw another fellow pick up a newspaper in Bolger's last week and read the headlines about Bill Veeck getting the Sox. The other fellow's reaction was, "I suppose that (deleted) Earl Walsh is happy now." Happy is no word for it. It wasn't just for Bill Veeck's sake. We Sox fans didn't want our team playing in Seattle. It would be almost as sad to see the Cubs moved out. What fun could we have? You may be sure there will be action galore in Sox Park this coming season. Veeck is a promoter. He should have lived in the days when horse trading was an art. into this new jewelry style for men. The women must be responsible for those necklaces and what not. Look out, men! Don't let 'em get a ring in your nose with a chain on it. The high school basketball season is swinging along. Went to see our Warriors in their first home game Friday night. Experts led us to believe it would be a breeze for McHenry. Huh! The visiting Cardunals came within an inch of beating our team. And once again it was free throws that kept them in the game. They made 'em. Our boys missed 'em. To change the pace, let's look The Junior class put out new Soph Cagers Beat Antioch 55-49, Lose To Dundee Cards 50-46 By Dick Rabbitt 1 The sophomore cagers of Gafy Collins split a pair of games over the weekend. On Friday night they lost to Dundee 50 to 46. Reinboldt and Deener each had 10 pts. On Saturday night they defeated Antioch, giving the little Sequoits their first loss in two seasons 55 to 49. The Antioch frosh were undefeated last year. Steve Knox led the local scoring with 17 pts. SOPHOMORES McHENRY DUNDEE Sawyer Schuldt Bodehimer Homuth Becker Totals McHenry Dundee Name fg ft Pf tp Oeffling 1 1 3 3 Reinboldt 5 0 4 10 Partenheimer 4 0 3 8 Deener 5 0 1 10 Knox 3 1 3 7 Kotiw 0 1 0 1 Williams 2 3 4 7 Totals 20 6 18 46 McHENRY name - fg ft Oeffling 3 Reinboldt Partenheimer \ Roth Sudmen Korjenek Totals McHenry Antioch ANTIOCH Huebner T. Andrews Eder Huebner, R. Lady's Privilege . Little girl at her first wedding--"Mummy, did the lady change her mind?" "What do you mean?" asked the mother. "Well, she went up the aisle with one man and came down with another." Trying Anyway "Hey, you can't turn around in the middle of the block." "Oh, I think I can, of­ ficer: just give me time." The fabulous HMtum •coecmoTTU* in person! Sunday, 7:00 p.m., December 2 AT HIGH SCHOOL FEELDHOUSE Corner Walkup Ave. and Franklin St. PLUS THEIR FABULOUS HALFTIME ENTERT FAMILY FUN FOR ALL AGES Tickets: Adults $5.00 Students: High School or Under $4.00 Blue Special, Designated Sections $3.00 TICKETS AT FRANK'S BARBER, TOY, AND HOBBIES 111-113 N. MAIN, PHONE 455 or 459- 0247, OR DAVE'S SPORT STORE 67 N. WILLIAMS ST., PHONE 459-31 50M^NNIVERSAR>^EASONf!^^^^