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I'M.I .. 1*1 \I\W \ I . E K -'FRIDAY. APRIL 22.1977 \ * v -a Rainy Day Sport ...but it appears to beunnoticed by these golfers at the Chapel Hill Golf club late Tuesday afternoon. The unidentified lady at the bottom left, hung her umbrella on her golf bag as she made her approach shot to the number nine green. The twosome at upper right in photo have just finished putting on the number five green. If you take a close look, you will discover that they are from the P.E. department of East campus. They are El Partenheimer and Vern Petersen. If you asked them if it was raining, thev will more than likelv denv it. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH * ANYBODY FOR SOFTBALL, GIRLS0 -- » They have organized a Women's Softball League in Woodstock and are looking for players from throughout the county. '« If you are 16 years old or older, you are invited to go to the Woodstock City Park at 1:30 p.m. on April 24 and May 1. If that siren blows much more, we will have to have full time firemen. • We are getting used to the Rescue Squad signal. Seems they are always rushing to help Somebody. * t Any support to those organizations is well deserved. ¥ % • Just when we warned you to watch for the fleet footed Systrom to break into the White Sox lineup, they shipped him out. * Bill Veeck must have lost our phone number. He never calls for advice. As this is written, the Sox are in first place. No calls from Cub fans So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Our rhubarb is coming up fine, thank you. 'But. only one lonely stalk of asparagus has broken through. Wait until that Biff-Bang-Pop corn gets started. The more I read those directions, the more work shows up. There is even a picture to help tell the seedlings from the weeds "Isn't this pretty0", asked the girl in my life. Looking at the ad showing Paris fashions for our women folk. I questioned "Aren't these fall clothes0" Sure they were. Where did our summer go0 You have seen a story about Bill Hutchinson retiring from coaching wrestling at McHenry high We said it right here years ago and say it again -- "Hutch " is a credit to our school and coaching staff. He will continue in in­ tramural and other phases of developing our students. He will be busy, but not THAT busy Jim Pavton is a White Sox fan -- all the way. He had to be when growing up on Chicago's south side, southwest or someplace around there. Jim's fine 01' Dad wouldn't have let him put his feet under the dinner table if he was anything but a Sox booster. So you can't blame Jim for being proud that Chevrolet is one of the sponsors of Sox broadcasts on WMAQ radio. We aren't out to advertise a radio station, but WMAQ is the first in the nation to broadcast major league baseball on a daily basis. Another first. They signed Milwaukee's Mary Shane to handle play-by-play part time. While Mary is no threat to the irrepressible Harry Caray. she does add a little spice. I COAST GUARD AUXILIARY Flotilla 6-7 of the United States Coast Guard auxiliary will be conducting courtesy motor boat examinations for members of the U.S. Power Squadron at Snug Harbor Resort on the Fox River south of McHenry on May 21. beginning at 11:30 a.m. A poster showing the required equipment for the awarding of the courtesy examination decal will be on display at Snug Harbor. We should all be in­ terested in boating safety. Check over your equipment and let's have a large turnout. Courtesy examiners from other EAST CAMPUS CHAMPIONS Volley Bombers - Front row. Terry Divecas, Sue Hutchinson, Kristi Stanell. Second row. Ken Huff, Allison Boyer.Tim Sabatka. Back row. Bob Bitterman, Butch Pintozzi. flotillas ticipate are invited to in this event. par- For further information call Wallace at 312-587-6724. Jim MCHS Netters Beat Mundelein 3 To 0 McHenry Warrior Thinclads 10th In Panther Relays By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high track team finished tenth in the 12 team Panther Relays held at Oswego last Saturday. They had 11 points, while champion Wheaton North scored a total of 70fpts. The 2 mile relay team of Vince Linnane, Tim Beyers, Bill Hurckes, and „Kevin Weisenberger took fourth place with a time of 8.26. Mike Burmann finished fourth in the 2 mile event with a time of 9:57. Mike Peterson was fourth in the high hurdles with a time of 16.3, and finished sixth in the 330 low hurdles with a time of 41.2. Vince Linnane finished third in the mile run at 4:31.5. and Burmann finished sixth with a time of 4:39.9. The mile relay team of Dan Schaefer, Dennis Wanamaker," Rich Talbot, and Marty Nuss finished fifth in the time of 3:41.2. A1 Reinboldt finished fifth in the shot put with a toss of 46' 1012 ". The sophomores likewise finished tenth with Chris Nowell scoring all the points. Chris was second in the 120 high hurdles in the time of 16.3, and third in the 330 low hurdles with a time of 42.7. Saturday the Warriors travel to Kaneland for the Fox Valley Relays, with the first event getting off at 11:30 a.m. * • • • There ' re some things more important than get­ t ing r ich--a fact many learn too la te in l i fe . Coach Gary Gray's McHenry high tennis team ran their North Suburban record to 3 and 0 and 10 and 3 overall as they defeated Mundelein Monday by the score of 3 to 2. Phil Kent and Dave Wilkey won the singles for the local team and Sean Thomas and Doug Miyaki won their doubles match to insure the win Toby Scott's sophomores likewise won 3 to 2 running their North Suburban record to 3 and 0. and 6 and 1 overall No. 1 Singles - Phil Kent (McH.) def. Geoff Butler (Mund.) 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. McHenry Finishes 2nd In Tennis Quad At Oswego Event The Warrior Racqueteers battled to the last game, but lost the Quad championship Saturday to Oswego. RESULTS No. 1 Singles - Phil Kent, ORSOLINI'S proudly presents JIM BOERNER at the mighty Baldwin Organ FRIDAYS thru SUNDAYS Playing your favorite requests & Dance Music from Big Band Days Enjoy Dinner & Your Favorite Cocktails Served By Cheerful & Friendly Waitresses Rt. 12 & 31, Richmond, 815-678-6617 TWIN-BLADE MULCHER If you'd rather not rake or bag clippings. • 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton engine. • 20" push or self-propelled. • Two blades cut and recut clip­ pings so fine they disappear • Power Burst control gives you reserve engine power • Twist Grip clutch. Stop in soon and see our complete line of fine Jacobsen mowers. See the Jacobsen Twin-Blade Mulcher At 2103 RTE.120 McHENRY ILL. 815/ 385 0434 SPRING HOURS: DAILY 10 A.M.-9 FRI & SAT. TfL 10 CLOSED MON. 'TIL NOON SPRING HOURS: DAILY 10 A.M.-9 FRI. & SAT. 'TIL 10 CLOSED MON. 'TIL NOON GOLF RTE. 31 (1 MILE NORTH OF RTE. 120) DRIVING RANGE McHENRY, ILL. WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR MINIATURE GOLF COURSE! WATCH FOR THE OPENING" OF OUR MINIATURE GOLF COURSE! WEST C AMPUS CH AMPIONS All Americans - Eront row, Brad Potts, Debbi Welch, Dave Wilkey. Back row, Steve Mai, Cathy Boak, Jim Perrewe. McHenry Intramural Program McHenry high school has been developing an expanding and increasingly used in­ tramural program for both boys and girls for the past 5 years This year West campus is running intramural ping pong, tennis and basketball under the direction of Mike Shanahan, Chuck Popp, Dave Glenn and Mike Holm. These programs are run after school and in the evenings for interested students. .East campus has its lotramural program under the direction of Pat Wirtz who works with the help of Bill Hutchinson, Tom Herziger, Roger Knauer, Jim Meeker and others to offer 3- man basketball games for two nights a week during a 6-week period involving about 50 students and directed by Pat ; golf which is offered fall and spring to help beginners learn and run by Roger Knauer; open gymnasium activity nights run once a week for 6 winter weeks by Pat involving about 75 nightly; paddleball games run intermittently by Jim Meeker; chess tournaments run from time to time by Bill Hut­ chinson; our highly successful Co-Ed volleyball program run on Sundays, ^lP|J&LV5,3Jnd Tuesdays for of several weeks involving 320 people (staff and students) and run by Bill Hutchinson., <We hope to expand this program in 1977-78 by offering an Qp- portunity for students to learn and to compete in bowling under the direction of Paul Jenkins. Mr Ray Mathis has also offered a weightlifting program nightly all year to some 60-80 students who generally come at the rate of 15-20 per night. Mr. Mathis has struggled with this for two years and in spite of inadequate amounts of equipment--he has built, purchased and begged most of the equipment used and is providing a much needed service to varied groups of students. The entire cost of this varied program--including sponsors' salaries is $1,200. Trophies"are not awarded but ribbons jWe often given to winning teams and individuals. McHenry students have been extremely cooperative with these ac­ tivities - their behavior has helped us to continue this operation. Champions determined at the tournaments included the West campus All Americans who were Cathy Boak, Cathy Carpenter. Kristy Day, Shelia Gerrard, Sandy Peterson, Debbi Welch, Steve Mai, Brian Miller, Jim Perrewe, Brad Potts, Ken Simmons and Dave Wilkey. Top performance ratings went to the East campus Volley Bombers who included; Kristi Stanell, Sue Hutchinson, Allison Boyer, Sue Schiller, Terry Divecas, Barb Humann, Butch Pintozzi, Chris Dixon, Tim Sabatka, Greg Mroz, Ren Huff and Bob Bitterman. No 2 Singles - Steve Williams (McH > lost to Jamie Butler (Mund.) 6-3. 5-7. 6-1. No. 3 Singles - Dave Wilkey (McH.> def Paul Peck (Mund.) 6-1, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles - Sean Thomas and Doug Miyaki (McH def Jim Cooper and John Redding (Mund.) 6-0, 6-0 No 2 Doubles - ,B J Swantz and Craig Butler (McH.) lost to Jim Kukla and Tom Geary (Mund.) 7-6. 3-6, 6-3. Team record (all matches) won 10 - lost 3 Conference record, won 3 - lost 0. Sophomores No. 1 Singles - Tim Sabatka (McH. def. Steve Johnson (Mund.) 10-4. No. 2 Singles - Mike Grener, (Mund.) def. Jim Tafel j/McH.) 10-7. No. 3 Singles - Kurt James (Mund.) def. Rich Sund (McH.) 6-4. Ex - Bob Bitterman (McH.) won 10-8. No. 1 Doubles - Paul Bazan and Kirk Hessman (McH.) def. Cummings and Vincent (Mund.) 8-0. No. 2 Doubles - Jim Althoff and Ken Schmitt (McH.) def. Reisenweber and Smith (Mund.) 6-1. Ex. - Swantz and Alvary (McH) won 6-4. Team record (all matches) won 6 - lost 1 Conference record won 3 - lost 0 McHenry. (2nd place) won 6-4, 8-2, lost 6-4. No 2 Singles - Steve Williams. McHenry (2nd place) won 6-4, 10-0, lost 6-4. No 3 Singles - Dave Wilkey, McHenry '.1st place )*won 7-8, 10-0, 7-3. No. 4 Singles - Mike Gende, McHenry (1st place) won 7-3, 7- 3, 6-4. No. 5 Singles - Sean Thomas, McHenry (1st place) won 9-1, 10-0, 8-2." No. 6 Singles - Kevin Miller, McHenry (2nd place) won 6-4, 10-0, 6-4. No. 1 Doubles - Sean Thomas- Doug Miyaki, McHenry (2nd place) won 6-4, 10-0, lost 6-4. No. 2 Doubles - Phil Kent- Mike Gende, McHenry (2nd place) tied 5-5, 5-5, won 10-0. No 3 Doubles - Craig Butler- Rich Sompel, McHenry (2nd place) won 7-3, 10-0, lost 6-4. Team Totals: Oswego, 31; McHenry, 30; Crown, 20; Marian, 9. 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