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PAGE t - PLAINDEALER . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1*77 High Ranking Gordon Tech Defeats Warriors 65-56 In Elgin Tourney Rick Talley (right) talks with Bob O'Neill (taring a recent Bob O'Neill show. Bob's show (7:35 a.m. Friday and Saturday on WIVS 850 a.m.) has provided Chicago Bear fans with behind the scenes interviews with the Bears and other noted sports figures. Dec. 2t- 31,-at 8:35 Bob will offer a special look at the Irish of Notre Dame and their upcoming Cotton Bowl contest TEAM North Chicago Crystal Lake Lake Forest Mundelein Zion Benton Crown McHenry Libertyville Name Hutchinson Rowell Clemens Lischewski Jenkins Grab Cain Wakefield McDowell Pence Howell Cede NORTH SUBURBAN BASKETBALL w L Pts Opp 4 0 < 309 177 3 1 237 187 3 1 234 238 2 2 225 223 2 2 228 250 1 2 108 144 0 3 146 166 0 4 211 244 Scorers School Mundelein North Chicago Lake Forest Libertyville North Chicago Lake Forest Zion Benton North Chicago Zion Benton Crystal Lake Crown Zion Benton FG 34 31 24 25 23 16 18 18 18 18 15 15 FT 26 10 15 10 4 16 11 9 8 8 11 10 TP 94 72 63 60 50 48 47 45 44 44 41 40 A V COUNTY ALLOCATION Highway needs of McHenry county will be aided by a share of motor fuel tax funds in the amount of $64,476.95 paid into the State Treasury during November. These allocated funds are computed on the basis of motor vehicle registration fees for the county which totaled $3,646,242.32. 3Vie SPAota in CfCa/wa/ul US 14 8. 173 Harvard, II. Dec. 30 - Jan 5 7:00 & 9:46 815-943-4451 24 Mr. Information DIAMOND FILMS INC. PRESENTS SANDY FELDMAN SUEYU AND ROGER DICKSON Certainly a most unique masterpiece! c Copyr>gnt MCMixxv 8:30 DIVINK OBSESSION Rated X Starring • JULIA FRANKLIN, TERRl HALL. BREE ANTHONY HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY By Dick Rabbitt The Gordon Tech Rams of the Chicago Catholic league, and defending Elgin champions, defeated the Warriors 65 to 56 Tuesday afternoon. The game was played in the spacious Elgin high school fieldhouse. The Rams, the 6th rated team in the Chicago area, and I among many will question their rating, had to struggle to defeat the underdog Warriors. The Rams jumped, out into an early lead, but at the 3:45 mark of the initial period Doug Oeffling tied it up with a 15 footer 10 apiece. Reinboldt tied it again, at 12 all, and Oeffling came back two minutes later and sank another 15 footer to again bring the score to 16 all, when Copeland's basket for the Rams put them ahead 18 to 16 at the end of the period. Reinboldt, Oeffling and Scott Dixon kept the Warriors in the game the first period. The second period saw the Rams playing excellent defense, and our Warriors not being able to get the good shot, and the two fine guards of the Rams, Copeland and Scott kept hitting the long ones to put the Rains ahead at the in­ termission 36 to 28. After the intermission the Warriors looked like a new ball club, committing only 2 fouls, and keeping the turnovers down from the previous two quarters, they gradually pek- ced away at the Ram lead and pulled to • within four, before Copeland hit his only basket of the quarter to put the Rams ahead 48 to 42 going into the final period. Jeff Partenheimer playing both ends of the court came up with 3 baskets and several rebounds, and along with Dixon had the Warriors on their way. - In the final period the Warriors did not close the gap to anymore ,than the six that they were down beginning the period. However, it was only in the last minute that the Rams had the game safely tucked away for the win. The Warriors showed vast improvement. True they had many turnovers, but Jeff Partenheimer mixed it up with the big boys from the city and came away with some rebounds, that he had not been getting earlier in the season. He also found the basket to the tune of 16 pts to lead the Warriors. The Warriors were not awed by the refutation of the defending champs. They gave them all they had down to the final gun. They still had trouble breaking the press, but we give the Rams credit for having a good defense, and their quickness gave them a lot of opportunities to score. A1 Reinboldt had 11 pts, and Scott Dixon with 5 long ones came on with 10 pts to aid the Warrior cause. Both Doug Oeffling and Bear Paulsen had 8 in the losing cause. The Warriors will have played the loser of the Barrington-Mundelein game on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Results of that game will be in Wednesday's edition. ' H if* JL* • g- & E /Vf cHENFlV McHENRY 385-0144 4 00 ALL SEATS GEO. BURNS JOHN DENVER FRI.-THURS. 719 SAT. & SUN. 1,3,5,7,49 SH0WPLACE 1-2-3-4 RTS. 14 & 31 CRYSTAL LAKE 455-1005 NEWLY REMODELED! DOLBY SOUND! "WORLDS GREATEST L0VER"R SUN.-THURS. 1,3,5,7,9 FM.-SAT. 1,3,5,7,9,11 "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAUGEST"PG SUN.-THURS. 1,3,5,7,9 fM.-«T. 1,3,5,7,9,11 "THE GAUNTLET"« SUN.-THURS. 12:30,2:30,4:30,6:45,9 FRI.SAT. 12:30,2:30,4:30,6:45,9,11 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER"R SUN.-THURS. 12:15,2:30,4:45,7,9:15 FRI. SAT '.£15.2:30.4:45.9:15.11:15 ["NEWLY nSw! WE ARE NOT ALONE NAMED.... NOW! NOW! GENE WILDER CLINT EASTWOOD JOHN TRAVOLTA SH0WPLACE 5 (FORMERLY SH0WPLACE II I) DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAKE 455 2000 CLOSG ENCOUNTERS OP THG THIRD KIND AQgPTED FOR THB ENGAGEMENT I m SUN.-THURS. 1,3:30,6,8:30,10:45 FRI. ft S T. 1:30,4:00,6:30,9:00,11:30 BOXSCORE McHENRY fg ft pf tp Partenheimer 7 2 2 16 Deener 112 3 Reinboldt 4 3 3 11 Oeffling 3 2 3 8 Dixon 5 0 2 10 Bentz 0 0 3 0 Paulsen 3 2 18 Byers 00 10 Totals 23 10 17 56 , GORDON TECH fg ft pf tp Copeland 8.4 1 20 Gienko 3 0 4 6 Perostianis 2 0 2 4 Scott 8 2 1 18 McCall 2 0 14 Franklin 0 4 4 4 Koral 0 ~2 0 2 Page 3 1 "1- 7 Total 26 13 14 65 1 2 3 4, McHenry 16 12 14 14 56 Gordon Tech 18 18 12 17 65 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Dec. 19,9:30 P.M. J. Johnson 213-548; J. Cor- dray 197-533; V. Brzenk 191-528; S. Koleno 180-526; J. Lexow 189- 524; E. Cross 178-495; lf. Bujak 181-490; J. Worts 189-489; V. Steege 188-486; S. Wright 175- 480; C. Kern 167-473; J. Samen 188-469; K. Lulow 180-468; R. Bomke 197-467; D. Koleno 168- 4 6 7 ; S . C o n w a y 1 5 7 - 4 5 8 ; I . I Kostelny 171-457. Rails: M. Winkowski 3-7-8-10; R. Bomke 3-7-10; E. Cross and M. Steege 5-7; L. Bujak 4-10. Dec. 26. '77 -9:;i0 P.M. Nancy Shulda 188-533; Virginia Brzenk 191-523; Nancie Mondry 181-515; Jean Johnson 186-508; Mae Steege 170-500; Dot Koleno 179-491; Virg Steege 166-481; Arlene Prokaski 173-472. Jan Scheibe 186-493 - 115 pins over; Barb Pretzman 168-437 - 80 pins over; Liz Jones 193-440 - 56 pins over. Rails 5-10 M. Koleno; 3- 10 Jean Samen, Mae Steege and Jo Gilbert. "Happy New Year Girls"! McllENRY REC l2-27-'77 Ladies Tues. Nite Bowling 7 P.M. Average or better: Rosie Freres 460; Mary Steinsdoerfer (154 ) 439; Joan Buss 455; Ron Romkowske (171) 486; Eleanore Glaviano (175 ) 467; Lorraine Freund (164 ) 446; Pat Gass 375; Cathie Piater 397; Glenda Wieck (133 ) 350; Mae Collis 409; Dottie Hayes 466; Sheree DeKneef 381; Carol Michels (199 ) 529; Lil Michels 494; Karen Bonato 440; Mary Lou Stine (177) 478;, Marie Diedrich 393; Bette O'Brein (178 ) 500; Edi Nimsgern 512; Rae Fenner 398; Esther Cygan (160) 398; Shirley Klapperich (161) 376; Naomi Mereness (181) 459; Shirley Lossmann 445; Shirley Thomas 427; Tinky Meyer 421; Gwen Smith 449. "500 Club" Bette O'Brien 500; Edi Nimsgern 512; Carol Michels 529. "Pins Over Average" Karen Bonato 80; Pat Gass 66. Splits: Carol Roadman 5-6-10. EARL WALSH Yes, dear readers, there is a Santa Claus. I didn't see him, but he fcas there. Jim and Irene were Mr. and Mrs. Santa as we enjoyed what seemed like^'Qld Home Week" at the Longhorn Friday night. Met so many people whom we knew that small town greetings were in order. We liked it. Jerry Miller, another Mr. Cub. left a package at our door. Opened it and found a pair of white socks with red and blue stripes, marked "genuine Cub colors". Must try those socks on for size. If they fit, watch for me walking down the street holding up my pant legs. I mmm • Entering the Fox Hole just before Christmas, the juke box was playing the Easter Parade. Evo was on duty that night. The annual gift exchange party at the Plaindealer plant was another fun time. • . m, Such a crowd! There are forty people on the staff. And to think hwas one of four who got out the weekly forty years ago. We must have worked hard. Mary Miller received a plaque that read: Bookkeepers never die, They just lose their balance. Verna Schmitt, a former neighbor, came to our door with a group of carolers and brought us holiday cheer. Whether we like it or not, the Dallas Cowboys separated the men from the boys in their game with the Bears. The Bears deserve a lot of credit for hanging in there to SPORTS EDITOR make the playoffs. Next year they should be a better team. It was a happy day for the Bears and their families when they picked up an extra $5000 for getting into the playoffs. Many of those players are not in the select millionaire club. Even the good die young. Dorothy Hettermann, one of the nicest persons I have ever known, was called from this earth last week. Her smile will brighten heaven. NEW, YEAR RESOLUTIONS: To shop early for Christmas gifts. To greet people with "Good Morning" no matter what the weather may be. To find a faster way to drive home from Comiskey Park than heading north on the Dan Ryan. (Must consult Joe Etten. The street he doesn't know hasn't been built yet), i To reduce. (I did. Then came the holiday season). To avoid anyone who maliciously downgrades others. To bring some happiness to at least one person every day. To feed the birds. To enlarge our garden from 4x4 to 4x6. Not to tell the same old yarns over and over. (They say it is a sign of old age). To finish writing my book. (Don't look for a publication). Just having fun. So we say goodbye to 1977 with all its high spots and low spots. The world moves on and we move into 1978 with sincere good wishes for peace, good health and well being for all. HAPPY NEW YEAR! John Sek, 3508 Shepherd Hill lane, McHenry, holds the second-! place trophy he won In the men's division of the Chancellor's I Decathlon tournament at the University of Illinois at Urtana- Champaign where he to a senior majoring In electrical j engineering. Sek competed In sports offered by the university's j intramural program. If I .11 "Panorama" Display At Chicago Sports, Boat And RV Show Loaded with pine trees, ponds and hundreds of outdoor tips- like how to fillet fish or become an expert - archer-the "Panorama of the Great Outdoors" moves indoors for the 1978 Chicago Boat, Sports & RV Show. The five-day show is scheduled for Jan. 4-8 at ,Mc- Cormick Place. Attractions featured in the 10,000 square foot scenic display will include: -Chris Korich demonstrating world championship fly casting techniques. This eighteen-year- old amateur champion will show weekend anglers how accurate casting can help them catch more fish and have more fun. - -Joe Bonadonna and his custom-made fishing rods. Starting with the basic ingredients-blank rods, cork, glue and a lathe-Bonadonna will handcraft several types of rods to match the fisherman's needs and abilities. -An archery range. This 30- foot glass-enclosed range will provide several world cham­ pion archers with an op­ portunity to show visitors how it was done in William Tell's day. -A demonstration on how to properly fillet fish. Several expert fishermen will fillet a thousand pounds of fish in the Normark fishing knife booth in an attempt to show that it's not any harder to fix 'em once you've caught 'em. -An elimination spin casting tournament featuring five of the biggest names in cham­ pionship casting. This daily event will feature Bill Cullerton, Ralph Brown, Tommy Thompson and Ron Dobry, who will all be happy to share their casting and fishing expertise with interested fishermen. The place to head for in­ formation about almost any outdoor activity • is the "Panorama of the Great Outdoors" display at the Chicago Boat, Sports & RV Show. Jan. 4-8 at McCormick P-~--------------i« | POLICE TICKETS "j WayneP. Smith, 4601 Hayden court, McHenry, disobeyed "no left turn" sign. David C. Barger, 4416 Mayfair, McHenry, improper lane usage. Thomas Beyer, 3211 ShorehiU, McHenry, disobeyed traffic control device. 'Wayne Sanford, 114 Rabbit Hill lane, Ingleside, improper left hand turn. Neil Wright, 2502 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, disobeyed traffic control device. John Brastad, 4526 L a k e w o o d , M c H e n r y , disobeyed stop sign. , I COURT BRIEFS I Meetings that will be held in the McHenry County Courthouse include: Dec. 28 - Purchasing committee of the McHenry County Board, 9:90 a.m. Dec. 29-Finance committee, 9:15 a.m.; Planning Committee, 1:30 p.m. Dec. 30 - Zoning committee, 9:30 a.m. Jan. 2 - The Courthouse will be closed. Jan. 3 ~ Transportation committee, 9:30 a.m. I X* Once again McHenry high school has beenchoaen by the I.H.S.A. to host the Regional Tournament in March. With the Rockford schools now competing again, the regional wUl have the same format as several years ago. Hononegah of Rockton, Belvidere, Woodstock, and the Warriors will compete. At the present all four team* are suffering losing seasons, and unless a turnabout takes place there is not going tojto any standing room only at Buckner Gym. The state basketball series is the money wMiw venture of the I.H.S.A. One would think that they would take this into consideration, when ntftigning teams to play in regional tourneys. It would make more sense to have Grant, and another team in the area assigned to the local regional, rattier than Hononegah and Belvidere. Between these two schools they wouldbe lucky to bring one bus load of fans to McHenry. As the host school receives some of the receipts, it doesn't look as if the Warrior Athletic department is going to get rich this craning March. I guess the only advantage is having the home floor, and the great Warrior fans rooting tor you. Let's hope the Warriors take advantage of this in early March. , / Our good friend Gary Collins, former Warrior sophomore coach, has been named the bead basketball coach at the new Crystal Lake south high school South will be competing in the new Fax Valley Conference next season. In talking with the genial, popular coach, he is looking forward to competing against his old boos Ren Ludwig next season. The new school has an unusual nickname for this part of the country. The students selected the name of "Gators", along with the colors of Xxreen aiyijGold. f Gary, althotjgfemisting JohnSwetison at Crystal Lake i this season, hat already been fcaWPat work. He has a complete schedule for next season, and is looking for a holiday tournament to take his team during the Christmas » 1 As was said before we wish Gary the best of hick, except when competing against our Warriors. Don Bentz and George Mayer are twHng progress for the big night at West campOs on Jan. 21. That is the night that the McHenry high Booster dub will stage a basketball doubleheader for the purpose of raising funds for the Athletic department at McHenry high school. One game will have the Inter-Mural ehampa of the school play the faculty, and the feature attraction will have a group of alumni divided into the odd or even year they graduated (day the feature game. We are sending out a call for former cheerleaders to join in the fun. Please contact Don Bentz or myself if interested. We are in hopes of getting the "Old Warrior" Cliff Fulton to return that night, and take his seat on the bench, and to coach each team for a half. That in itself should be worth the price of admission. Only thing better would be to have Gib Kurtz of Woodstock on the other bench. Then we could forget about the game and watch these two put on a show. They did it for years competing against one another in the North Suburban. Final plans will be made on Jan. 5 at the American Legion. That is the Booster club's next meeting. Time is 7:30 p.m. and everyone is welcome to attend this meeting. Going down memory lane, we hope that some of the names that appear in the box score are still in the area, and just might take part on the twenty-first The game was played way back in 1958 and the Warriors were on their way to their only North Suburban They enjoyed a 22 pt lead at halftime and coasted to an easy 83 to 54 win over the Blue Streaks from Wooditock. The first five for the Warriors all were in double Agues we could use some of that scoring today. BOX SCORE • : McHENRY fg ft pf tp Elchinger S 0 1 10 Cajthaml 6 2 1 14 Vydtal 5 1 0 U Bentz 5 2 2 12 Creighton 6 2 3 14 Claybaugh 0 2 2 2 Mosa 0 2 2 2 Peterson 2 0 14 Obon 10 12 Oeffling 13 3 5 Schaffer 2' 3 1 7 Totals \%: WOODSTOCK fg ft Pt 4> Merwin 0 2 3 Beth 10 4 a 24 Jensen 3 0 0 '8 Ward 1 0 3 2 Brown 6 4 2 18 T.Schultz 1 1 1 3 R.Schultz 0 0 2 0 Smith 0 1 1 1 Koch 0 0 1 0 Totals 21 12 li 54 [SERVING DINNER| 5:00 to 11:30 P.M. REGULAR MENU Featuring our PRIME RIB SPECIAL LONGHORN K HOUSE RTE.120 EAST OF McHENRY IILYMOOR HATS ft FAVORS 33 17 15 83 1 . 2 3 4 McHenry *24 19 21 19 83 Woodstock 13 8 13 20 54 MFT FUNDS :$ McHenry county's township and road districts has been allotted 826,702.31 as its share of motor fuel tax paid into the YIAR ROUND State Treasury during November. The monies allocated are computed on the basis of mileage in the in­ dividual townships and road districts in the state. GENOA THEATRE OMOACIVY.WK. 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