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PAGE C - PLAINDEALEK - FRIDAY. DECEMBER t. If77 h -A- Holding Their Breath ....while the referee held his lis he looted for the pin, Marty Nuss had his held as his opponent. Cravens of Larkin fought with every ounce of breath to avoid a pin during the closing seconds 155 pound match at West campus Tuesday night Nuss captured the victory by a f-2 score as h O.-- . 0« M*. Warriors In Doubleheader Weekend CHEERS-SHOUTS-PRAYERS were delayed on the faces of the McHenry cheerleaders when Warrior wrestler Tim Oakley was on the mat attempting to avoid a pin in the 138 pound match Tuesday at West campus. . , The encouragement helped as Oakley (left photo) avoided the pin and locked up his Larkin By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig's McHenry high Warriors open the home season Friday when they take on the Crown Vikings. The Vikings of Jim Hinkle are a vastly improved team from the past two years. Last year the Vikes were 0 and 16 in the North Suburban and 2 and 21 overall. At this stage in the season they are 2 and 2 the same as the Warriors. Led by senior guard Jerry Howell, an All Con­ ference and All Area selection this year, the Vikings start 4 lettermen and a 6*4" freshman. Last weekend the Vikings lost to North Chicago 84 to 58 in their conference opener, but came back strong on Saturday to defeat cross town rival Dundee. , The Warriors have been working all week on getting their offense into gear. Last Friday night they managed only 40 points in a losing cause to Crystal Lake, and while the defense did a fine job, the boys just couldn't seem to get the ball into the hoop. Tomorrow night the Warriors travel to Fox Lake to take on the Grant Bulldogs. The Bulldogs under Coach Tom Maple are off to a slow start with a 1 and 4 record. There are no lettermen returning to Coach Maple this season, and he is spending his time in the early stages of the season to try and get the right combination. Nevertheless when these two teams meet it is always a battle and tomorrow night's game will be no different from games in the past years. Tonight's Games Crown at McHenry Zion at Mundelein Crystal Lake at Libertyville Lake Forest at North Chicago Saturday McHenry at Grant Crown at Wauconda Lake Park at Crystal Lake Lake Forest at Niles North Frosh Five Wins A STAFF PHOTOS- WAYNE GAYLORD 50 To 48 Thriller Over Crystal Lake -- EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR That was it! "I'm going home and dust off the old ones," was her comment. Receiving a letter on Dec. 1, which was postmarked in Moline, Ill.,*on Oct. 18, made me wish I still had my pony. I'd start an express line. As if it isn't cold enough in these parts, the weathermen are joined' by newscasters to remind us the wind chill factor is 28 degrees below zero. There are some things to say about the old days when we hadn't heard of a virus, wind chill and people with expertise. Howard Phalin writes an interesting letter from Lauderdale-By-The-Sea in Florida. Howard's sister, Marjorie Mahoney, sent him a clipping recalling our bob sled ride to Crystal Lake to play basket­ ball Our mention that it took McHenry players all night to thaw out brought Howard's comment that, "It took me several years." He also recalls that it took all night to get back to McHenry and the horses were so tired they needed special care for a week. He also reminds that the bob sled ride was in December 1920- -57 years ago. A part I had forgotten about the ride was the entertainment. "Do you remember Coach Basinger and Muggsy Wattles singing to keep us warm? That I forgot-*liose veto* were worth forgetting. jkmmaL&f Thanks for the letter, Howard And, thanks for the memories. Don't worry about the White Sox having players as long as Bill Veeck, the modern day Trader Horn, is at the helm. Now Bobby Bonds isn't so sure he wants to play ball in Chicago. Too cold. Veeck may have to build a heated cubicle in the dugout for Bonds. You simply have to humor the star athletes of today. If we didn't know Christmas was a-commin', the McHenry Choral club program last weekend was enough to awaken us to the fact. There must be something about that talented group when they can pull me away from Lawrence Welk on Sunday night. Met a lady recently who was shopping, but not carrying any packages. After being attracted to some fancy looking Christmas decorations, she looked at the price. I I I I I I I I I MONTINI Trailing by 7 points going into the final period, Gary Gray's freshmen cagers staged a rally that overcame the Crystal Lake lead and won 50 to 48. Jeff McNish and Bob Zeller combined for 15 pts in the final frame to pace the Warriors in the thrilling finish. Clutch free throwing by the Warriors was a factor, as they canned 7 of 10 during the final 7 minutes. ~ ~ Bob Greve led all scorers with 12„ptjL_as 9 Warriors scored in the contest. Greve McNish Bryniarski Jakuliczek Schiller Sroka Schaefer Zeller Kringstad 12 8 10 4 2 3 2 7 2 CAGERS m B's Win 42-37 The frosh B squad under Pat Wirtz won 42 to 37. Gary Guetzloff led the scoring with 12 pts, followed by Gary Dowell with lt; Bnd Rick Niess with 6. i Both squads are now 2 and 0. U Montini's 8th grade basketball team is 5-1 in con­ ference. Montini's only loss came at the hands of Round Lake in overtime 56-54. Half way through the conference season Montini is in second place behind Round Lake with a record of 6-0. Montini is led by Mike Sabatka and John Huff who are able to bring the ball down court and set up<the plays. On defense these two hassle the opponents with their quick speed and ability to steal the ball. Scott Truckenbrod, Bill Herrmann, and Scott Larsen always seem to come up with the necessary rebound or make the needed basket. When Montini needs support from the bench, Mr. Tom Les turns to Charlie Wegener, Jim McDonough, or Jerry Balchunas, who are readily available to assist in making the team win. Montini's 7th grade basketball team, led by Tim Truckenbrod and Ed Kennedy, has a 5-1 record in conference. Montini's only loss came at the hands of Richmond. Ed Ken­ nedy uses his quickness to steal { Elgin Larkin Downs * ' v V * . f V*" "' ' " Vs" ' Wrestlers 38 To 20 Injuries and illness continue to plague the Warrior wrestling team as they were defeated by Larkin on Tuesday 38 to 20. * Brda, Oakley, Rivera, Nuss, and Zimmerman all were winners for the Warriors. •hie J.V. I team lost 44 to 12 and the J.V. II team also lost 51 to 10. RESULTS 98 lbs., Lawson (L) Pin, Ferbrache (McH) 105 lbs., J. Hoppel (L) Pin, Chatham (McH) the ball and make the easy lay- up. Tim Truckenbrod and Mark Thompson dominate the boards and are able to lift the team when Montini falls behind. Jeff Lawrence scores few points, but leads the team on defense using his speed to get down the court and stop easy baskets. Jim Leon leads the team in scoring and is able to make the big basket when it is needed the most. 112 lbs., Brda, (McH) Dec., Roath (L) 119 lbs., R. Hoppel (L) Dec., Ziszik (McH) 126 lbs., May (L) Pin Musielak (McH) 132 lbs., Steffan (L) Dec. Hurckes (McH) 138 lbs., Oakley (McH) Dec., Hostman (L) 145 lbs., Rivera (McH) Dec., Peters (L) 155 lbs., Nuss (McH) Dec., Cravens (L) 167 lbs., Zimmerman (McH) Pin Stevolz (L) 185 lbs., DiFulio (L) Forfeit Hvt., Gholson (L) Forfeit V. 1 FIRESTONE Deluxe Champion •L7H5 •! PLY TREAD •RAISED WHITE LETTERS OR BLACKWALLS Perfect for large cars or small trucks! HURRY & SAVE 3931 H. MAIN ST. McHENRY McHENRY TIRE MART 385-0294 McHenry Ice Cream Shoppe NOW FEATURES! Happy Jack's Submarine I I I I I I I I I (coupon) Buy 1 Sub get 2nd FREE! W. RTE. 120 McHENRY (H BLOCK W. 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Nite Bowling Averages or Better: Lorrain Freund 470; Jo Rizzo (182 ) 505; Pat Buccelli 351; Jane Switzer 501; Karen Bonato 376; Mary Lou Stine 403; Bette O'Brien 472; Cathie Piatek (156) 425; Grace Piatek (162 ) 434; Kathy Miller (172) 495; Edi Nimsgern (179 ) 460; Lois Crouch (171) 447; Mary Steinsdoerfer 385; Fran Weyland 445; Barb Schurr 402; Tipky Meyer . 439; Phyl Grosrenaud (171) 441; Gwen Smith (189 ) 492: Annette Joyce (172 ) 447; Rosie Freres (201) 483; Pat Ruemelin 465; Shirley Klapperich 359; Naomi Mereness 445; Wanda Gehrke 461; Sue Smith (210) 539; Eleanore Gla'viano 440; Sherie Dekneef 363; Carol Michels 451; Lil Michels 456. Splits: Sandy McClory 5-6-10; Roberta Fraser 3-10; Eleanore Glaviano 3-10; Mary Foster 5- 10; Sherie DeKneef 5-10; Carol Michels 5-7; Pat Ruemelin 5-10. "Trickshot Bowler" Dorothy Koleno with a 5-6-10 and picks up the 6 pin. Last time I saw that done years back was in the 40's by Good ole "Andy Varapapa", the trick shot -bowler. "Beat the champ bowlers": listed are the 3 game scores. 3 game handicaps and total contest scores. Sue Smith Cathie Piatek Lorraine Freund Rosie Freres The "500" Club members for this week are: Sue Smith 539.; Jo Rizzo 505; Jane Switzer 501. As for Cathy Boro, with her 515 for tonight, still didn't hit her average, missed it by 7 pins - so she never gets her name in even if she keeps hitting over 500 each week • but times by nary a few pins - so Cathy, you got a write-up - hope you're happy. TAKING A CLOSE LOOK AT THE MAT is Gene Peters of Larkin as Warrior wrestler Junior Rivera displays his strength in the 145 pound match.Rlvera easily won by a 10-4 score. STAFF PHQTO-WAYNE GAYLORD 7/3 McHenry High Water Polo Team Loses State Playoff McHenry high school water polo team, Shanahan, was eliminated last Friday by Evi in the first round of the state Water Polo team The Warriors were at a coached by Mike Park 19 to 13 yoffs. The Warriors were at a big disadvantage playing in an all deep 8 lane pool, at the Circle campus in Chicago. The Warriors lack of speed seemed to be their downfall. ^Sophomoregoalie Darrell Sek did a great job stopping thirty-one Scorers for the Warriors were Dan Jackson with 3 goals, Bill Haunch, along with Dino Foltz also with 3 goals, Jim Hall with 2 and Dane Relle with 2. The team wound up with a 6 won 5 lost record for the seasofc which considering the competition is not bad. 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