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Winless Wildcats Wreck Warriors With 57-50 Win Dismal Close To Home Dual Season For MCHS Wrestling Warriors PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25, 1978 NORTH SUBURBAN BA8KETBALL By Dick Rabbitt The Libertyville Wildcats broke a fourteen game losing streak at the expense of the Mctfenry Warriors Friday night by defeating the Warriors 57 to 50. For the past several weeks teams have been afraid that the Wildcats would break loose and finally win one, and that they did on their home court before a good crowd. The Warriors were in trouble almost from the beginning as A1 Reinboldt picked up three fouls in the first two and one half minutes. However, Jeff Partenheimer and Scott Dixon managed to keep the Warriors going and they led at the end of the period 13 to 9. The Warriors maintained this slim margin * throughout the second period, until the last two minutes, when they hit a dry spell, and the Cats took advantage and grabbed three baskets to lead at the intermission 25 to 24. In the third period the lead exchanged hands four times, and with 50 seconds remaining Reinboldt's free throw tied it at 38, but Romeo countered for the Cats with just seconds remaining and the Cats led 40 to 38. Midway in the final period the "Cats" took a five point lead, and the Warriors saw their hope for a victory dwindle away. The "Cats" forced the Warriors to come out, and fouling resulted, and the Libertyville players walked off with their first win of the season. Both teams made numerous mistakes, but the Warriors couldn't take advantage of the Libertyville miscues. They were outrebounded by the smaller Libertyville five, and once the Cat's smelled victory, they were hard to beat. I think the Warriors will have to regroup this week, and make up their minds to play the type of ball they are capable of playing. They are surely a better ball club than the one I saw last Friday night. So come on Warriors, let's bear down, the second half of the season is on us. Make up your minds that you are going all out. You can do it, and we are all behind you. A good time to start is Friday night when the Tigers come to town. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Deener 10 5 2 # Vj Partenheimer Reinboldt Dixon Oeffling Bentz Mayer Byers Paulsen * Totals 4 8 4 16 J. Romeo 10 2 4 22 2 2 3 6 Peterson 0 3 5 3 6 1 3 13 Chozek 2 0 5 4 2 9 0 13 Young 2 0 3 4 0 0 1 0 Schneider 2 2 4 6 0 0 2 0 Cummins 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 " Totals 24 9 25 57 15 20 18 50 12 3 4 LIBERTYVILLE fg ft pf tp McHenry 13 11 14 12 50 Leschewski 6 2 4 14 Libertyville 9 16 15 17 57 Montini Five Wins Fox Valley Tourney; Now On To Peoria The Montini Mustangs swept through the Fox Valley Con­ ference tournament this past weekend. Montini posted victories over Hebron, J&ig Hollow and Richmond. In Game No. 1 Montini coasted past Hebron with a 59- 23 victory The scoring leaders were Bill Hermann (13 pts.), Dan Long (8 pts.), Curt Reh- berg (5 pts.) and Ben Schweder (4 pts.). Fine performances were turned in by Steve Schierra, Tom McMahon, Mike Leon and Charlie Wegener. Game No. 2 was a hard fought victory over Big Hollow (42-36). Mike Sabatka (21 pts.) and Jerry Balchunas (12 pts.) were offensive weapons for MontieL The defense was anchored by the ball-hawking of John HuffaKen Pocsiak and Jim McDonough. The championship game was won by Montini over Richmond by a score of 45-40. In two previous meetings these two conference powerhouses had split. Montini used a tenacious man-to-man defense to over­ come the Richmond size and strength. Mike Sabatka again led the Mustangs with 19 points. Scott Larsen (8 pts.) and Bill Hermann (6 pts.) dominated the backboards. Scott Truckenbrod clinched the victory for Montini wit{i 4 clutch free throws in the final minutes. Montini played ex­ cellent throughout the tour­ nament. Outstanding in­ dividual performances were turned in by Sabatka, Huff, Larsen and Truckenbrod. The Mustangs are looking forward to their trip to Peoria, 111., on Feb. 11. Montini will battle the champs of Peoria in a preliminary game at Bradley university. Bradley will host New Mexico State in a Missouri Valley Conference game after the preliminary. Gals Defeat Crown Basketballers, 55-34 Coach Pam Schafer's McHenry high girls basketball team won their first game of the season by defeating Crown 55 to 34. After losing four non conference games, Coach Schafer was glad to win their first conference game of the season. The local gals jumped off to an early lead, and were never in serious trouble. An­ nette Dercole paced the attack with 13 pts. / Scoring: Dercole 13; Jacobs 11; Hutchinson 9; Jackson 8; Switzer 4; Smith 4; Freeland 2; Wilson 2; Toole 2. LAMCOG Due to lack of a quorum, the LAMCOG meeting of Jan. 16, 1978 has been rescheduled for Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Island Lake village nail, Route 176. The organization serves the governments of Lake and McHenry counties. The Wrestling Warriors home dual jseapon came to a dismal close Friday night as Libertyville wiped up the mats with the wounded Warriors. Injuries, illnesses, forfeits and much half-hearted wrestling continue to plague the McHenry team and Friday night was no exception. Libertyville beat the varsity Warriors 54 to 4. McHenry's sole 4 points came as a result of Tom Hughes' 15-7 major decision over Ed Bauer in the 138 lb. match. This win brought Hughes' varsity record up to 3 and 2 and his overall season record to 11-2-0. Jr. Rivera had been wrestling a fine match, out-scoring his opponent 11 to 4 until the final seven seconds wehn he moved in the wrong direction, ending up on his own shoulders for a Wildcat pin. The Warrior junior varsity could make no dent in the Libertyville line-up, losing by a complete "54-0 score. Five McHenry forfeits and two Wildcat pins pushed the score well beyond Warrior reach. The WatYior freshmen had the best showing of the evening, losing 18-48. Eighteen of those points were, given to the Wildcats through three McHenry forfeits. Vic Betencourt, a freshman at 112 pounds, had the only Warrior pin of the evening, downing his opponent in 41 seconds. Saturday's wrestling mat­ ches looked little better as the team continued its downhill slide. Traveling to Palatine to wrestle Fremd, the varsity Warriors lost a non-conference match 54 to 4. Jeff Hurches and Marty Nuss tied their matches for the only varsity points. The Junior Varsity forfeited and lost their way to a 0-65 score. Again the freshmen wrestlers , were the Warrior stars for the day. Although they officially lost as a team 30-47, if the three McHenry forfeits and the two double forfeits are ignored, the McHenry wrestlers won the matches actually wrestled 18 to 11. Just seven boys make up the freshmen squad this year, but their progress has been good and their futures appear bright in this sport. Tony Parisi claimed the only Warrior pin against the Vikings in 5:16, bringing his season record up to 7 wins and 6 losses. Other fresh­ men decisions were scored by PP£MVEIJTOHY1 SM£ 31X19 GOLD/WHITE TOP ON TEAKWOOD BASE TOILET SEAT CREATIVE KITCHENS & BATHS 3012W.RTE. 120 McHenry, III.-344-1180 SELECT GROUP MOLDED ONE PIECE VANITY TOPS !00 According ft UP To Sixo STOCK PORTRAIT OAK KITCHEN CABINETS AND VANITIES €&> - yj 30% If****to sxSi _ ©o* **CH 40°/. OOFF T" 2 DISPLAY KITCHEN UNITS PRICED TO MOVE!! h it t h *4 MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ONEOF-A-KIND ITEMS CLOSEOUT PRICED!! J/2 mmm- 4*°4c<^0f°ofCri 30°y ' 'Ohj. SALE PRICES SO. APPLY ONLY TO ITEMS IN CURRENT STOCK. NO KFUNOS OR EXCHANGES ON SAU ITEMS. CASH > CARRY ONLY -- DELIVERY EXTRA. 'iieo Vic Betencourt, Joe Mullen and Eric _ Crittenden raising their season records to 8-4-1, 7-4-1 and 5-5 respectively. The dual meet wrestling season draws to a close this Saturday with a final con­ ference match at Mundelein. Season end tournamnets begin the following weekend for the varsitv Warriors. Results of McHenry Knights of Columbus Singles Bowling Tournament held Jan. 15, 1978 at McHenry Recreation for men and women. High Series Scratch- Don Mercure 216-177-216-609 (new record - old record held by Mike Ketchum 560- 1977) Carol Ketchum 172-160-154- 486 (new record - old record held by Rosemary Przetacznik 430 - 1976) High Game Scratch - Steve Maxson 202, Barb Bitterman 174 (new record - old record held by Dolores Sokolowski 168 * - 1976). High Series with Handicap - John Rogers 665, Dolores Sokolowski, 613 (new record - old record held by Jeannine Martina - 604 - 1977). Lakeland Park Fun League Saturday, Jan. 7,1978 Man Bowler of the Night: Tom Michelsen bowled 195-192- 204-591 series scratch. Men Above Average: Don Mercure 195-182-187-564, Tom Michelsen 195-192-204-591, Jim Quantz 154-211-205-570, Jerry Price 187^167 173 527, Ken Massheimer 169-170-167-506, Ron Franks 168-199-506, Nick Diblasi 172-171-168-511, Bob Steiner 161-422, Nick Susner 140-178-453, Marty Ehlen 179- 435, Tom Krier 141-380, Dennis Krahel 148-392. High Series Scratch: Don Mercure - 660 High Game Scratch: Dennis Swedo - 237 High Series with Handicap: Nick Susner - 671 High Average: Don Mercure - 186 Woman Bowler of the Night: Marge Espinosa bowled 165- 135-166-466 series scratch. Women Above Average: Darlene Michelsen 160-173-453, Marge Espinosa 165-135-166- 466, Dolores Sokolowski 143-156- 414, Helen Price 165-413, Barb Bittermann 150-151-402, Marge Mercure 151-385, Karen Susner 383, Eleanor Reid 137-154-390, Karen Krier 336, Dee Steiner 148-367, Rennie Quantz 313. High Series Scratch: Joanne Gilbert - 547 High Game Scratch: Bobbie Hager - 205 High Series with Handicap: Dolores Sokolowski - 693 High Average: JoAnne Gilbert - 164 First Place Team: Anything Goes - won 28 - lost 8 Team members: Nick Susner, Polly Licastro, Bobbie Hager and Ron Franks. Don Mercure Secretary McHENRY SCHOOL LEAGUE 1-18-78 This was prize week and for many of us there weren't enough booby prizes. I sometimes wonder why I even show up. On to the news. Possibilities must have been hungry as they outdid them­ selves with a total of 2402 pins and will enjoy a pizza next week. Wonder if lowest pins can win some week? R. Justen had two great games... 193 and 190 while J. Lescher (188) and L. Johnson (187) did well for men's high game. R. Justen (569), A. Boeldt (508), and L. Johnson (507) took high series. B. Miller bested the men with a beautiful 200 and L. Estis came close with a 184. By a slim one pin, E. Rogers (487) and L. Estis (486) battled for high series. L. Estis was really on her game and picked off the 5-7, while M. Hauge got the 5-8-10 and M. Kangas did it to the 4-7-10. Wine winners were: M. Kangas B. Novak, M. Holm, B. Street, and L. Estis. Holy Terrors 38 M> 21Vs> Johnny's Angels 37 23 Foolers 34Vfe 25Vfe Possibilities 31V2 28Vfe D&D's 31 Vfe 28*/z Fearsome Foursome 29Vfe 30 V2 The Marks 23Vfe 36Vfe P&B Inc. 27 33 Double Trouble • 24 M> 35 V2 Imps 22V2 37Vfe K. Lescher Team W L Pts Opp North Chicago 6 0 460 326 Lake Forest 4 2 346 340 Crystal Lake 4 H 2 317 292 Crown 3 2 281 291 Mundelein 4 3 3 2 4 344 355 Zion Benton 4 3 3 2 4 335 375 McHenry 1 4 259 297 libertyville 0 6 Scorers 335 401 Name School FG FT TP Hutchinson Mundelein 49 49 147 Clemens / Vake Forest 43 22 108 Lischewski Libertyville 40 21 101 Howell North Chicago 39 14 92 Howell Crown 4 32 26 90 .tonkins North Chicago 41 K 88 ihomores McHenry Libertyville Crystal Lake Lake Forest Crown Froth A North Chicago McHenry Libertyville Lake Forest Crystal Lake Crown FroshB McHenry Libertyville 0 Crystal Lake 4-1 North Chicago 4-2 Lake Forest 3-3 Crown 3-3 JV. 0-5 Crystal Lake Libertyville 6-0 Lake Forest Crown McHenry SophB 2-4 North Chicago 1-5 McHenry Libertyville 5-1 Lake Forest 4-1 Crystal Lake 4-1 3-3 1-4 0-3 6-0 5-0 2-4 1-2 04, 4-2 3-1, 2-1' 2-2' 1-4 Sopb's Dazzling 4th Period Defeats Libertyville 59 To 53 A blazing 23 point fourth quarter, gave Bill Blankenhorn's sophomore cagers a win over Libertyville last Friday night by the score of 59 to 53. Trailing 41 to 36 going into the final frame, the local lads put on a shooting display that will be well remembered in Libertyville. Along with this fine display of accuracy at the basket, the local five put on a ball handling demonstration in the final minutes that brought praise from fans on both sides of the gym. Four of the young Warriors tfad double figure scoring, led by guard Len Jensen with 15 pts. BOX SCORE Arend Total 0 0 20 13 18 53 * + [ 1 2 3 4 2; McHenry 14 10 12 23 59t Libertyville 20 13 8 12 53* McHENRY fg ft Pf tp Sroka 5 0 2 10 Jensen 6 3 2 15 Schoenig 2 0 3 4 Johnson 2 5 4 9 Dixon 5 1 4 11 Zimbrick 5 0 1 10 Totals 25 9 16 59 LIBERTYVILLE fg ft pf tp Pish 2 3 5 7 Emerson 2 115 Hildebrant 9 5 5 23 Batesky 2 0 3 4 Wiggins 2 4 4 8 Special Delivery State Superintendent of., Education Joseph M. Cronin' and Illinois Energy Director Marvin J. Nodiff issued separate commendations to the United Mine Workers of America, District 12, for its recent decision to allow coal to be made available to special facilities in Illinois during the current mine workers' strike. The officials recognized the , mine workers for the decision which will allow special coal deliveries to schools, hospitals, nursing homes and churches in the state. Director Nodiff added that his department would work closely with union - officials to insure that c emergency coal requests are valid. -i t STATEMENT OF CONDITION at the Beginning of Business JANUARY 3,1978 McHENRY S A V I N G S t ilia uiititmij MI Mat • renr ASSETS 1977 1976 Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 319,957.75 $ 443, Mortgage Loans 39.378.995.t2 31,693, Real Estate Sold on Contract 107,991.60 116, Real Estate in Judgement ,119,625.14 1 25, Real EstateOwned 55,479.02 124, Installment Loans 1,299,390.02 996, Secured Loans on Savings Accounts v 416,720.10 180, Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 309,700.00 .217, U.S. Government Obligations 3,602,797.26 956, Other Investments 402,907.93 4,043, Fixed Assets: Land and Buildings . y C 400,597.40 361, Furniture and Equipment 60,762.51 52, Prepaid Secondary Reserve - F.S.L.I.C 100,992.53 109, Prepaid Expenses and other Assets 94.056.39 73 $45,649,993.46 416.66 660.01 456.49 111 .83 175.68 558.28 080.90 900.00 250.00 063.45 244.26 655.47 216.33 669.80 $39,393,459.16 LIABILITIES $34,049,599.14 .. 1,870,000.00 .... 911,572.52 ....599,445.60 ....125,803.05 13,732.93 Savings Accounts $39,351,557.14 Advances from Banks and Others 1,970,000.00 Loans in Process 1 ,409,293.90 Members' Escrow Accounts 671,379.23 Income Taxes Payable 147,000.00 Accounts Payable - Miscellaneous 12,709.96 Customers' Securities 233,994.97 225,530.12 Uncollected Interest Reserve 19,972.37 3,306.66 Deferred Income and Unearned Discounts 320,042.09 254,865.20 Reserves, Surplus and Permanent Reserve Shares 1.615.054.00 1,339,603.94 $39.393.459.16 I, Chas. M. Adams, President and Treasurer of the below named Association do hereby cer­ tify that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above Statement of Condition does ac­ curately reflect the condition of said Association. Chas. M. Adams, President-Treasurer. Subscribed to and Sworn to before me under oath by Chas. M. Adams, who I Personally know to be the President and Secretary of said McHenry Savings & Loan Association this 23rd day of January, 1978. Virginia Aalto, Notary Public. McHenry Savings IV ANO LOAN ASSOCIATIONS# 1209 North Green Street, McHenry 915/385-3000 10520 Main Street, Richmond 815/678-2061 10402 North Vine Street (Huntley Center on Route 47), Huntley 312/669-3333 SAVERSHOURS 9 00a m to 4:30pm Monday. Tuesday and Thursday 9 00a m to 8:00 p m Friday; 9 00 a m to 3 00 p m Saturday McHenry Office Drive-in Window open Wednesday 9:00 a m to 2 00 p m. Closed Wednesday in Richmond and Huntley ^T!L°°0 m to4:00p.m. Monday. Tuesday ft Thursday 9 00a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday fcttetvjjihple, fftfayftopki /