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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY APRIL 27 1977 Twelve Schools Enter McHenry Relays Friday Volleyball Marathon Scheduled To raise funds to build tennis courts. Johnsburg P T O. is s p o n s o r i n g V o l l e y b a l l .Marathon 11 This year's ten hours of volleyball could mean the realization of the members' goal It will be held Saturday. May 14. from 9 a m to 7 p m at Johnsburg Junior high To participate and obtain pledge sheets, sign up at J C Bush school or call Mrs George Yeaton for more information Participants must be high school graduates or older to play. Spectators will be welcome ATHLETES AWAY The Eureka Collegemen s track team barely edged by Blackburn college with one-half point to take third place at the Illinois college Invitational held Saturday. April 16. at Jacksonville Runners Brian Nuss of McHenry. Terry Harts of Hillsdale. Richardson and Gregory French of Chicago took second place in the 440- yard relay. Fifth place went to Nuss in the long junfp'^uss took second in the long jump I By Dick Rabbitt The 12th annual McHenry relays will be held Friday night at McCracken field The pole vault and high jump will get jder way at 4 p.m ^ -Warriors are defending champions, but will have a difficult time repeating this year Kaneland. a track power, is the team to beat, and they will be challenged by Cary- Grove. Grayslake. Lake Forest. Marengo. Wheaton- Warrenville. Woodstock, Rochelle. Hoffman Estates. St. Charles and Crown, as well as the Warriors The starter and referee for the meet will be Bill Hut­ chinson Bill Day will be the clerk of the course while Gary Collins will act as finish judge and Dan Boland as the field judge Schedule Of Events 4:00--pole vault and high jump 4:30--all other field events start 6.00--four-mile relay 6:30--high hurdle shuttle relay (480 yards: each par­ ticipant runs 120 yards) 6:5 5- -- l00-yard dash preliminary rounds M two en­ tries per school to be run in three heats) 7:10--one-mile relay 7:25---sophomore sprint medley (440-220 220-880 > 7:40--varsity sprint medley (440--220-220--880) 7:55--two-mile relay 8:15-- 100-yard dash finals 8:25 -sophomore shuttle low hurdles (720 yards: each participant runs 180 yards) 8:45---varsity shuttle low hurdles (720 yards: each participant runs 180 yards) 9.00--440-yard relay (each participant runs 110 yards) Schools will enter a four-man team in each event with the exception of the 100-yard dash and the pole vault EARL WALSH HOLE IN ONE--Bill Warn of McHenry proudly displays the golf hall which found its way from the tee into the cup on the par 3 tenth hole at Chapel Hill Country club recently. Warn, who has been playing golf for fifteen years, used an eight-iron to "ace" the 120- yard hole. His hole in one helped him card a par 36 on the back nine, and he finished the day with eighteen-hole score of 78, eight over par. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD TOURNAMENT WIN Recognition goes to Edmund Fellmeth. Third Degree Black Belt instructor of McHenry's Judo club, at West campus, on his fourth National tournament win. taking 1st place, at St. Louis. Mo., last week Mr Fellmeth has won the Masters division four years suc­ cessfully. It has often been said that money is the root of all evil. There seems to be a feeling that evil roots have caught up to some baseball clubs Cincinnati fans side with Pete Rose in his demands while ownership seems to be taking the attitude "What have you done for me lately"" Rose, with great hustle, lit the fire under the Reds for years However, at the age of 36 years he isn't in a good position to get a long term contract Class will tell when the so called fat cats settle down to playing baseball. That isn't to say that many fans don't hope to see the millionaires fall flat on their faces. Watched the White Sox play Oakland Saturday and saw the weaknesses of their subs. That won't do. A REQUEST FROM A READER-- Please refer to that barber on Riverside Drive as Six-Putt- Larrv'. So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR i Foxes' Run i Join Us for Mother's Day WE WILL BE SERVING OUR FABULOUS Buffet FROM 11 AM TIL ? Adults S495 Children *250 (10 & UNDER) Our Buffet will Feature: ROAST BEEF, FRIED CHICKEN, STEAK, FISH, CASSEROLES, LASAGNA, BBQ RIBS, VEGE­ TABLES, MASHED POTATOES, RELISH TRAYS, VARIOUS SALADS, DESSERTS AND MORE! SPECIAL MENU ALSO AVAILABLE! 1266 N. GREEN ST. RESERVATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED 7 2 f Z * til** 7 TOP DECK Beginning May 1st * OPEN • WEDNESDAY AND NEW HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 11:30 AM to 1:00 AM Fri. & Sat 11:30 AM to 2:00 AM Serving Lunch 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM Mon.-Thurs. Dinners 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM Fri.-Sat. Dinners 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM PLUS: Every Evening Serving Delicious Hot Sandwiches i How's everything down there in Terre Haute, Indiana, Cheri Kuchinskas? A little bird told us that you are still one of our readers. (Cheri lived in Wonder Lake before she was married - Ron Vacula's sister). Ye Olde Plaindealer gets around. When PK. Wrigley died, there was a story about his beautiful home in Lake Geneva What most of us didn't know was that Pete Schroeder, McHenry's highly skilled designer of ornamental iron, did the beautiful work on the Wrigley home. Note to Don Hones: You are right. Charlie Grimm managed the Cubs in 1945 when they won the pen­ nant Need I add that the Detroit Tigers beat them in the World Series in seven games. After referring to those fat. lazy robins, Mona sent a book telling all about "America's best loved bird." We had another name for them when we had cherry trees. If President Carter wants us to do something about con­ serving on fuel, he had better do something about the weather It's cold outside As great-great aunt and uncle, we attended the baptism of "Jackie" Rice at Wonder Lake on Sunday. Four babies were baptized at the same ceremony. Babies aren't out of style in Wonder Lake Naturally we thought "Jackie" was a real prize. She really is! I like people like Clarence Anglese He noticed that our diet is paying off. « Alex Justen is back from a three month stay in Florida and told of his many visits with Gordon Stringer, former coach at McHenry High. It is more than 50 years ago that Coach Stringer came to McHenry, but Alex says his memory of people and events is uncanny. He knew basketball and how to teach the game to the boys. A well liked fellow was Stringer. Mrs. Tom (Nora) Murphy is home from the hospital and getting along nicely. Tom is also showing signs of recovery Grandma Hiller sent me some homemade doughnuts. She's the kind of a girl I like. Had a Jetter from a true friend last week in which he mentions my "activities over the past 150 years, or thereabouts". That letter will be preserved for future generations. McHENRY 1232 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY -- 385-9836 385-3120 Soph Nine Wins 3-1 Over Zion Benton Left-handed pitcher Bill Lang gave up just three hits, struck out nine, and didn't issue a walk as the McHenry sophomore baseball team defeated Zion- Benton Saturday 3-1. The Warriors made their four hits count, and were led of­ fensively by third baseman Tim Zeller, who had two hits. SOPHOMORES McHenry vs. Zion-Benton ab r h Glick, ss 3 0 0 Teuber.cf 3 0 0 Mroz. rf 2 0 0 Bentz, c 2 0 0 Gerstad, c 1 0 0 Prust, If 2 1 0 Thomas, lb 1 1 0 Zeller, 3b 3 1 2 Christy, 2b 2 0 I Ziszik, 2b 1 0 0 Frantz, dh 3 0 1 Totals 24 3 4 Zion-Benton McHenry 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 X r h e 1 3 2 3 4 4 Cheerleaders Selected At Marian Central School Clinics and try-outs for the 1977- 78 cheerleading squads were recently conducted by sponsor Marilyn O'Brien and the following girls were selected to two squads: t'p. Treat Mom To Dinner Out on Mother's Day Champagne Brunch 10 AM Dinners 2 PM Smorgasbord 3 PM ROSES FOR THE LADIES Call Early For Reservations 815-385-0333 MOTHERS DAY SPECIALS COMPLETE DINNERS - Baked Chicken Breast Ala Kiev W/Rice and Mushrooms. • • • • Broiled Rainbow Trout W/Almondine Butter Baked Cornish Hen W/Dressing and Orange Sauce • Roast Prime Rib of Beef au jus* • • • FOR MOTHERS ONLY Chicken Kiev Petite Filet Mignon Rainbow Trout Prime Butt Steak Cornish Hen prjme rjb of Beef • or Smorgasbord - *550 *525 JC75 *675 Complete Dinner . . . J5 0 0 HILL GOLFU 2500 N. C HAPEL HILL HI). McHENRY. ILL. PHONE 815-385-0333 cMaax.tfe.Ct *Z7(icin&± t. ^1/ote. of Confide. nc& (zs ^.Olzflfl I tSiane/z amtlL New Mexico Military Institute's all time Rebounds Record holder in Bronco basketball, Marty Zeller, has signed to conclude his college career with Baylor University's Bears. After capping a standout two-year career at NMMI with a strong performance in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference's All-Star game in Abiline. Zeller, a 6'5", 200 pound center-forward, selected Baylor's basketball program over a number of offers from outstanding programs across the nation. Zeller signed with Baylor Coach Jim Haller at NMMI on Wednesday, April 13. The McHenry high basketball all-conference and all-state standout played his final junior college game on March 5, when he contributed 10 points, four rebounds and three assists in just twenty minutes of play to the victorious WJCAC team in an 87-81 NJCAA Region V Tourney win over the Northern Junior College Athletic Conference All-Stars. During the 1976-77 season Zeller wrested the all-time NMMI single year rebounding record from fellow sophomore Reginald Franklin, the Institute's sensational center. He pulled down 309 rebounds in 30 games. His two-year contributions average to Bronco basketball totalled 8.1 rebounds per game, 11.1 points per game and nearly 60 percent overall field goal accuracy. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zeller of 702 SouthRoute 31 in McHenry, Illinois, Zeller worked very hard to earn a starting slot on Bronco teams which finished 1975-76 with a 22-8 record and 1976- 77 with a 19-11 record under new Coach Dave Campbell, who moved Zeller from a forward slot to a center position in a double- post game. The number six man on the 1975-76 team, Zeller is credited by Coach Campbell with making the position switch brilliantly and progressing to a level of play that should contriubte strongly to the Baylor efforts of 1978 and 1979. Broncos Rally To Defeat Warriors 7-2; Creekmore Hurls No Hitter For Zion The Barrington Broncos railed for six runs in the top of the seventh inning Friday to defeat McHenry 7-2. Until the final inning. Warrior pitcher, junior right-hander Bob Sharp kept the Bronc bats still. However. some faulty fielding, plus five hits in the seventh proved to be the Warrior downfall. Victim Of No-Hitter Saturday at Zion-Benton, Bill Creekmore hurled a no-hitter at the Warriors with the ZeeBees winning 3-0. The losing pitcher for McHenry was Barry Paulsen., Zion-Benton scored in the first, and twice in the fourth inning to drop McHenry's North Suburban conference record to 3-4. Saturday, the Warriors host North Chicago in a doubleheader beginning at 10:30 a.m. at McCracken field. John Meyers, dh Letzter,rf DiBlasi. cf Rogers, c Oeffling, 3b TOTALS Barrington McHenry 24 2 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 10 10 0 r h e 7 10 I 2 5^ McHenry vs. Zion-Benton ab r" h Adams, 2b 3 0 0 Jeff Meyers, If 3 0 0 Mai.ss 3 0 0 Koester, lb 2 0 0 Steinsdorfer. dh 3 Oeffling, 3b 2 DiBlasi, cf 2 Bryymiarski, rf 2 Paulsen, p ' 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Varsity: Sue Alblinger (Woodstock, Terry Delahanty (Crystal Lake), Wendy Wohnrade (Wonder Lake), Lisa Erjavec (McHenry), Midge Cristy (Wonder Lake) and Heather Newkirk, Carolyn Doherty and Jane Weingart < all of McHenry). Junior Varsity: Judy Prit- chard, Sandy Neumann, Peggy Thonn, Jerri Page, Debbie (all from McHenry) and Kathy Wottreng of Harvard. Try-outs for all incoming Marian Freshmen girls and wrestling cheerleaders will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, May 11 and 12. Miss O'Brien and the varsity cheerleaders will host two clinics on Mav 9 and 10 from McHenry vs. Barrington ab r Adams, 2b 2 1 Jeff Meyers, cf 3 Mai.ss 4 Koester. lb 2 h 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 TOTALS McHenry Zion-Benton 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 x r h *' e 0 0 3 3 8 1 Chapel Hill Golf P.A.R. Spring has sprung. The organization meeting for the Tuesday league was vary well attended and we have 12 teams 3:30 -5 p.m. for all eighth grade girls and wrestling cheerleading candidates. all ready for competition. Officers for the coming year: Mary Jane Nowak. President; Betty Gende, Vice-president; Lorraine Houda, Secretary; Doris Freund, Treasurer; Shirley Klapperich, Sergeant- at-arms; Kathy Shcultz, Handicap Chairman. EDITOR'S NOTE: Sorry. This report was lost in the shuffle last week. Part of the report would be too late for the Tuesday activities. Keep sending the news. We will have a spot for it. 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