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I 'AC.K ; - PI«VIM>K \I.I:H -1 KIDAV. dkckmkkk >, 1977 I & I | On The Sidelines •®^Cv'^-C ®|f Dlfk Rofcbltt A lot of water has passed over the dam since this column was last written in May. I sincerely appreciated the surprise dinner held by the McHenry coaching staff last June in honor of my retiring from coaching sophomore baseball. To clear the air on this matter I did not retire from teaching, only coaching. The desk set with the emblem of the bus given to me will always hold a spot dear to me. And speaking of buses, I wish to welcome Bill Blankenhorn back into the coaching fraternity, and may he have many and enjoyable bus trips this winter as he takes his sophomore basketball squad to places like Zion, North Chicago, and Lake Forest, just to name a few places. T « Bill returned to the coaching ranks in fine style. His :j:< sophomore cagers won the Kaneland«onphomore tourney £§ last weekend. Bill replaced the popular Gary Collins, who <i£ by the way will be jn the opposite corner tonight. Don't $ look twice at Crystal Lake, that big young fellow on the :£ Tiger bench will be the ex genial coach of the Warrior sophomore basketball team. Gary is now the chief assistant to John Swenson at Crystal Lake. We wish Gary all the luck except twice this season, that is when the Warriors square off against the Tigers. Our Warriors did themselves quite well over the past S weekend. Picking up the third place trophy at Sycamore was indeed a fine job. The Warriors are going to be an exciting team this year. Coach Ludwig can go to the bench any time and will not be hurt. This has got to be a good feeling for the veteran coach, - $ and he is looking forward to the coming season. Coach Marty Sobczak of the "Rassling Warriors" $ likewise is looking forward to a successful season, as his grapplers should be in contention all the way. A couple of new rules in basketball for you fans. Probably the most important rule change, is that when a player is injured, he will be given an extended time out. In previous years, the team was assessed a time out after a (Hie minute delay, and that was a costly time out if it $ occurred early in either half. § The other change is, that when a player tips a ball at the aid of a given period, and has possession at the time of the tip, If the ball enters the basket, it will be counted. In previous years, it did not count. Flack is heard around the state in regards to the football playoffs. Some suggestions are to start the season one week earlier. If you watched on T.V. last Friday and Saturday, weather conditions were not perfect. One doesn't always expect ideal conditions, but to play for the state championship under those conditions is not fair to the teams involved. The attendance for the final 5 A championship game was less than 4,500 fans. I wonder what the I.H.S.A. would say if the finals for basketball in $ the Assembly hall totaled less than 5,000 in attendance. With girls' athletics coming into full swing, we will try and keep the young lassies on the sport page. Sandy Fleming, swimming coach, and Pam Schaffer, the basketball coach, two excellent coaches will provide the necessary leadership for our gals at McHenry high. Belated congratulations to Coach Guda and ms fine golf team, and to "Hutch" and his Cross Country team and to Mike Burmann for his showing this year in cross country. The golfers took third in the state, and Mike as an individual made a fine showing in the state meet in ?:•: Peoria. :j:j Don't forget the wrestlers host Crystal Lake tonight, and the basketball team will travel to Tiger town. Starting times for both is 6:30 p.m. % Frosh Win 42 To 39 Over Marengo Five ft: I ?:* W I 1 I >:• § J: f £ £ -1 I I i . f i t q < l o t l f t d * n i ; i ^ Eigbjt Warrior freshmen ..broke into the scoring column Monday as the local frosh squad won their first game of the season. Bob Greve led the Warriors scoring effort with 16 pts. Bob Bryniarski added 9 points and 7 rebounds. The frosh B squad won 41 to :« with Keith Schaeffer s 17 pts and Sean Haley's 8 pts. BOX SC OKK McHENRY ft tP Greve 8 0 16 Neiss 2 0 4 Minsili 0 2 2 Guetzloff 1 0 2 Bryniarski 4 1 9 Jabubiek 2 0 4 Schiller 2 0 4 lioltsch (1 1 1 Totals 19 4 42 FREE ESTIMATES! SPECIAL!!! •GUTTERS CLEANED •MINOR REPAIRS AVERAGE HOUSE NOW * 19* ^SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTERS OUR SPECIALITY fl GUTTERS UNLIMITED (815) 385-9427 - (815) 653-9720 Model RE922 Deluxe larger capacity counter- top model • 25 mln. timer ONLY $275 00 Lee & Ray Electric 1005 N. Front (S. Rte. 31) McHenry, III. 385-0882 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon , Nov. 28, 9:30 P.M. Joyce Lexow 198-532; Patty Justen 188-527; Nancy Shulda 201-521; Chris Kern 191-516; Jo Gilbert 187-514; Jean Johnson 213-512; Ruth Bomke 213-494; Carrie Koepke 186-492; Virg Steege 179-485; Dot Koleno 167- 475; Shirley Wright 169-469; Liz Jones 160-454; Carol Sullivan 158-453; Fran Brzenk 178-452. Girls bowling under 450 but over average: Ruth Davis, back after a foot injury bowled 88 pins over. Deb Koleno 81 pins over. Dolores White 55 over. Linda Kidd 47 pins over and a big 181 game. Rails: Carolyn Scott 3-7-10; Jean Johnson 4-7-10; Marianne Einspar and Dot Koleno 3-10. McllENKY It EC. I.adies Tues. Nile 1I-2X-77 Averages or better: Ronnie Romkowske (188) 485; Eleanore Glaviano (178) 445; Tinky Meyer 419; Gwen Smith (201) 514; Sandy Mc- Clory (182) 431; Mae Collis (163) 452; Pat Lysne 360; An­ nette Joyce (171) 436; Rae Fenner 387; Flo Manzardo 423; Betty Smith 405; Lorraine Freund < 175) 436; Pat Gass 354; Wilma Aylward 454; Shirley Klapperick 359; Naomi Mereness (170 ) 485; Shirley Ix>ssman 444; Wanda Gehrke 461; Cathy Piatek 363; Grace Piatek < 166) 452: Freida Miller (160) 428. Pat Buccelli 372: Jane Switzer (203 ) 500; Carol Roadman 369; Sharon Klontz (167 ) 471; Lil Michels 476; Karen Bonato 387; Mary Lou Stine (163) 421; Marie Diedrich <175) 434: Bette O'Brien 466; Judy DeGeorge 344; Mary Steinsdoerfer 385; Fran Weyland 422. Splits: Gwen Smith 5-7-9: Grace Steinsdoerfer 5-7. Hot Shots: Gwen Smith (201) 514; Jane Switzer (203 ) 500. Pins over average: Naomi Mereness 95; Grace Piatek 62. Keep up the good bowling, gals! Juice Stains When fruit juice is spilled on a fabric, take the time to sponge the spot with cool water as soon as possible. Unless the stain is removed, a yellow, hard-to- remove stain may appear later through aging or the application of heat. • • • • • • • • • • ATHLETES AWAY ANDY OAKI.EY Andy Oakley helped pull Northwestern university from the Big Ten cellar by placing 44 in the Big Ten Cross Country Championships at Purdue university on Nov. 5. Oakley, who finished second for Northwestern, covered the hilly 8.000-meter course in 2(»: 10. His strong finish enabled N.U. to clinch eighth place in the conference by upsetting Michigan state and Purdue. This is the first time in five years that N.U. has not finished iast in the Big Ten The Big Ton is one of the three roughest track con ferences in the nation." N l Coach Don Amidei said. "We're the only cross country team in the conference without any scholarship athletes. And since we have no seniors on the team i Oakley is a sophomore >. we won't lose anybody lor next year We've got a shot at third place next year " In* further competition, Oakley took third place in the Midwest Amateur Athletic I'nion Championships on Nov. 19. He covered the 10,000-meter cross coutnry course in 32:05. nine seconds behind the winner of the race Fresh Start A fresh start can result in get­ ting the face slapped. SHOPLIFTING CHARGE Police reported the arrest of an area resident on a shoplif­ ting offense Tuesday. They identified the suspect as Daniel J. Schneider, 1513 Sunnyside Beach, McHenry, as being charged with theft under $150. He was arrested at Morton Shoes, 4310 W. Route 120, allegedly because he tried to take a pair of boots valued at $34.99. A SKI RENTALS Cross Country $T00 Skis, boots, poles, & bindings, for 24 hours Also complete Downhill rontols. Ask about our special weekend and weekly ratos. 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