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** .**v p « w ARE YOU CRAZY? ACOOKOUT IN MARCH? Wednesday Evening MARCH 1st /•£, *T 1? *B V.F.W. STEAK FRY 3002 W. Rte. 120, McHenry 65' Cocktail Hour 6 P.M. to 7 P.M. Cookers Stoked 6:30 to 8 P.M. \ •!> * WE FURNISH: Bones Baked Potato •Slaw •Rolls & Butter •FREE BEER •Live Band YOU FURNISH: •Cooking Expertise •Table Settings DANCING: 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. ANNOUNCEMENT Color of Primary Ballots at the PRIMARY ELECTION to be held March 21,1978 McHENRY County, Illinois The Republican Party Ballot will be YELLOW The Democratic Party Ballot will be GREEN .. ifr** M flVv (Nonw) / COUNTY CLERK (TltU) McHENRYCOUNTY BOWLING ASSN. :Wth Annual Bowling Tournament Leaders Team Event Haznow's 3107 Whitehouse Tavern 3090 Serv-All Die & Tool 3085 Smith-Haldeman Exc. 3085 King's Den 3061 B&E Electric 3020 Casey 's Pizza 3007 Wayne's Lanes 3006 Holz Construction 3003 Bob's Provisions 3002 Richard J. Smith, Secy Hard To Say Is it better to have loved and lost or to have won and be bossed? FRIDAY NIGHT PARENTS* NIGHT Friday night in the home final the parents of the Varsity basketball players, cheerleaders and managers will be honored in pre-game ceremora;s. After the game, cpffee^md rolls will be served ivf the school cafeteria. ( Caesar Who? Caesar salad is named for its creator, a Tijuana, Mexico chef, not for the Roman ruler. PAGE 6 PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1978 Warriors Defeat Main North 61-52 Mayer Knox Byers Deemer Totals By Dick Rabbitt Getting out of North Suburgan league play for a change was a tonic to the Warriors on Saturday night as they defeated Maine North by the score of 61 to 52. - The Warriors kept their turnovers down to a season low of eleyen, and that made a big difference in the outcome Barry "Bear" Paulsen got the Warriors on the track with two quick baskets in the opening minutes, and with Scott Dixon's three baskets along with Don Bentz, who started in place of the flu ridden A1 Reinboldt, the Warriors had a 12 to 6 lead, only to see it dwindle to 12 all at the buzzer. ' The teams exchanged baskets in the early going of the second period, until Don Bentz's turn around jumper put the Warriors ahead 18 to 16. Marty Deener canned a 10 footer and Doug Oeffling followed suit and the Warriors were on top by 6. They con­ tinued to hold this margin until Partenheimer's basket near the close of the period gave the Warriors their biggest lead of the night at the intermission 28 to 21. In the third period the Warriors jumped out to a 13 pt. bulge at the 5:00 mark on Dixon's layup and at the 3:00 mark Bentz's two free throws kept the Warrior margin at thirteen 38 to 25, but then the locals hit a drv spell and didn't score the remainder of the period, while the Norsemen picked up six to trail 38 to 31. The Norsemen put on a rally early in the final period creeping to within one 43 to 42 when Mark Mayer came out of the pile to tip one in for the Warriors to get them back on track. The remainder of the game saw Paulsen and Par- tenheimer take control for the Warriors, and Scott Dixon's two free throws with a second remaining sealed the win for the Warriors. Although the game was a slow, listless affair, the Warriors looked a lot better than they did Friday night against the ZeeBees. As said before their turnovers were a seasons 'iun, c...u outrebounded the visitors. They had balanced scoring as four Warriors were in double figures led by Paulsen with 14. Par- tenheimer picked up 12 and Bentz and Dixon each had 10. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft Pf tP Paulsen 5 4 3 14 Partenheimer 3 6 4 12 Bentz 4 2 1 10 Dixon 4 2 2 10 Oeffling 3 2 0 8 MAINE NORTH fg ft Pf tp Tapajohn 3 0 3 6 Zaccarria 4 0 5 8 Hajost 8 2 5 18 Kappel 4 0 3 8 Paulson 5 0 4 10 Wilson 0 0 4 0 Palmer 0 „ 2 1 2 Totals 24 4 25 52 1 2 3 4 McHenry 12 16 10 23 61 Maine North 12 9 10 21 52 EARL WALSH Warrior Lassies Defeat Antioch And Zion Benton Coach Pam Shaffer's McHenry high girls basketball team won two games last week, as they defeated Antioch 43 to 35 and Zion Benton 62 to 39. Although the Antioch game was close, the girls played one of their better games of the season. They worked as a team, kept their cool, and kept down the turnovers. The gals moved the ball well, and all but four of their baskets were made from the inside, because of the spread out of­ fense that pulled the defense out of their zone. Lora Jacobs led the scoring with 16 pts. Scoring Jacobs 16; Freeland 8; Hutchinson 8; Switzer 6; S. Smith 4; Dercole 3. The sophomores lost to Antioch 48 to 39. It was An­ tioch's sophs 12th win of the year against only one defeat. Bohlman 14; Connell 7; Dschida 6; Haddick 6; Kopsell 4; Byrne 2. The Zion game resembled a football game as 36 fouls were called in the varsity game and 26 in the sophomore. Debbie Freeland with 17 pts led the scorers, and Lora Jacobs came up with 16 rebounds. The sophs also won 58 to 28 to make it a clean sweep. Varsity scoring Freeland 17; Jacobs 15; Dercole 11; S. Smith 8; Switzer 7; Mortell 2; Hutchinson 2. Soph scoring Bohlman 26; Haddick 13; Kopsell 7; Oeffling 4; Connell 4; Byrne 2; Freeland 2. OUCH DEPARTMENT f Lisa Jackson is back after being out three weeks. Lisa Toole is out for the remainder of the season with a broken thumb. And Annette Dercole is recovering from a sprained ankle and bruised hand. Life At age 20 we don't care what the world thinks of us; at age 50 we find out it wasn't thinking of us at all. -Courier, Reinbeck. (which included McHenry), nine will continue on to the state tournament. Dave Mohapp of Woodstock placed second in the 185 pound class, losing a 5-4 overtime cham­ pionship match. Also going to the state match will be Crystal Lake's 145 pound wrestler, Steve Ratcliffe, who won his championship match with a 37 second fall. Ratcliffe and Zimmerman tied for the quickest pin of this tourney. Seven of the eight North Suburban conference schools were represented in this sec­ tional, sending in 18 wrestlers and emerging with six state qualifiers. Crown district wrestlers were involved in the Northlake West Leyden sec­ tional along with wrestlers from the Maine West, East Leyden and Niles East districts. Coach Marty Sobczak will be accompanying Zimmerman on his trip to the University of Illinois Assembly Hall this weekend as well as a number of other McHenry wrestling fans. Mike is paired with the second place winner from the Chicago sectional, Tony Banks of Chicago Schurz, for the first round. It has been three years since our last Warrior wrestler, Ken Scanlin, wrestled and placed eighth in the state tournament and Warrior supporters are delighted to once again be represented in the Class AA State Wrestling tournament. Spinks was quoted as saying to Ali, "You're the greatest. I'm the latest." Saw the Warrior basketball varsity lose a 66-57 game to Phil Judson's Zee-Bees Friday night. There are a few Yankee fans around here who must feel very smug since the team added Rich Gossage and Rawley Eastwood to their bullpen to help Sparky Lyle. As they say, "Them what has, gets." Totals NO CHICAGO Nickerson Williams McHenry Maine North Bill Lulow Bowls 728 Scratch Series Our old crystal ball is foggy. Some reminded me that I picked the Warriors by five points. Actually they should have had that many points with the home floor advantage. It was hard to break through the Zion zone, but Scott Dixon popped in some outside shots to give us the edge early in the game. The Zion boys must have had The Yankees should be one happy family this year. Manager Billy Martin afod Superstar Reggie Jackson may come into camp singing love songs. If you are going to the Longhorn one of these days, don't wear a swim suit. Jim has a sign on the door with a message that such garb is not allowed Tuesday evening, Feb. 7, Bill Lulow, bowling for Don's Submarine, bowled a 728 scratch series. Bill had in­ dividual games of 244, 237 and 247. The series^s the highest in three years at the McHenry Recreation Bowling Alley, and the highest in the county this year. Bill bowls in the Tuesday night Playboy league and carried a 172 average before his spectacular evening The victims of Bill Lulow s first 700 series was the Stoffel & Reihansperger team. Mike Zimmerman Qualifies For State Wrestling Meet At Champaign This Weekend At the sectional wrestling tournament at Barrington high school last Friday and S a t u r d a y . M c H e n r y ' s aggressive 167 pound wrestler, Mike Zimmerman, captured third place in his weight class and qualified for the state wrestling tournament in Champaign this Friday and Saturday. A new ruling this year allows the top three wrestlers in each of the twelve weight classes to advance out of the sectionals to the state toruney instead of the top two as in past years. To win his third place medal last weekend, Zimmerman decisioned his Rockford Jef­ ferson opponent 7-4, lost a close, hard fought semi-final match to his Buffalo Grove opponent 13-12, pinned Bob Wakid of Mundelein in 37 seconds of the first period and then went on to win the con­ solation match 8-2 over Bob Derango of Rockford Boylan. Derango had beaten Zim­ merman twice previously in two other tourneys during the season. The first place 167 wrestler, Dale Walters of Wheeling boasts an unbeaten season record of 30-0. Zimmerman has compiled an impressive season record of 24- 6-1 now. The senior also chalked up his 100th career win during the tournament and has a high school wrestling career record of 101 wins and 24 losses. Wrestlers from four districts funneled into the Barrington sectional (considered by many coaches to be one of the toughest sectionals in the state): Antioch, Waukegan East, Loves Park Harlem and Wheeling. Of the 24 wrestlers from the Antioch district *6°° In Advance '701 At The Doo» consolation round to capture a third place finish and qualify for the state tournament. The three wins and one loss in the sectional meet brings Zimmerman's season to an impressive 24-6-1 record. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Big Weekend For Soph Five As They Beat Zion 47-42 And Maine North 66-44 Coach Bill Blankenhorn's Rouse 3 1 3 7 sophomore cagers picked up McDowell 2 3 3 7 two more wins over the Wilson 3 0 2 6 weekend when they defeated Green 2 1 0 5 Zion Benton 47 to 42 and Maine -- North 66 to 44. Totals 18 6 11 42 In the ZeeBee game on Friday the local cagers jumped 1 2 3 4 out to a 16 to 9 first period lead. McHenry 16 6 19 6 47 The second period saw the No Chicago 9 11 13 9 42 visitors close the gap at half- time 22 to 20. McHENRY fg ft Pf tp However, a six point bulge in Johnson 8 1 2 17 the third period nailed down the Dixon 4 0 1 8 win for the locals. Len Jensen Schoenig 5 3 4 13 with 14 and Scott Dixon with 12 Mroz 2 0 1 4 led the soph attacks Jensen 4 2 2 10 On Saturday night the Sroka 3 0 1 6 sophomores had an easy time Szumlas 1 0 2 2 of it as they coasted to a 66 to 44 Zimbrick 3 0 1 6 margin. Jim Johnson had 17 pts to lead the scoring parade, and Totals 30 6 14 66 Tom Schoenig picked up 13. The Warriors close out their MAINE NORTH fg ft Pf tp season Friday against Beatty 1 0 1 2 Libertyville. Hajost 3 2 2 8 BOX SCORE D Desantis 2 1 3 5 McHENRY fg ft pf tp R. Desantis 1 0 0 2 Johnson 4 14 9 Fawcett 6 2 3 14 Dixon 5 2 2 12 Loebbaka 2 1 0 5 Schoenig 13 3 5 Keller 2 0 2 4 Sroka 3 0 0 6 Gales 2 0 0 4 Jensen 7 0 2 14 Hoff 0 10 1 Totals 19 6 11 44 IN A CROWD - But Warrior Scott Dixon (center) gets his underhand shot away in this third period action under the Warrior net. Dixon led his teammates in scoring as he connected for nine field goals and a free throw. Warrior Barry Paulsen also found the double figure scoring and hit for 15 points. Zion Benton held on though and captured a 66-57 win over McHenry. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD WINS THIRD PLACE IN SECTIONAL - The referee takes a close look as Warrior wrestler Mike Zimmerman (top) locks up his opponent during the 167 pound match at Barrington last Saturday. Zimmerman lost this match to Mark Teitsch of Buffalo Grove by a close 13-12 decision. He bounced back with a pair of wins in the So I Hear One newspaper ran a long feature last week on "How To Kiss A Girl". Now, isn't that wonderful! I didn't read it all, but got the general idea. After remarks in this column about the Cubs not getting out a schedule, Eddie Bimbo presented us with one. Yep. It's for '78. Jo Rizzo presented us with a loaf of her famous pizza bread. Who says an Irishman doesn't like Italian food -- We tried it and like it. With some sports fans, Ali was popular in defeat. Others wanted to see him get his head knocked off. One observer noted that the ones who wanted to see the great one on his back listening to the birdies sing were the ones who put their money on him. Leon Spinks may not be the greatest, but he is one tough cookie. He was the aggressor all the way and had more points on our card than the expert judges gave him. SPORTS EDITOR _J a higher percentage of shots swish through than they have all season if their record tells us anything. We saw the old Hebron Green Giants' style of play late in the game as Coach Phil Judson (one of the Giants) ordered a control game. The Zee-Bees couldn't do it the way the Green Giants did, but the idea was there. There were reasons why the Warriors lost, not the least of which was poor passing. No way we could fault the way our boys battled to win. As we watched proceedings in Judge Cooney's probate court last week, we saw three lady attorneys and a lady bailiff. Things are changing, men. When words fail you. One word in a head over a sports story Friday came out OPERATOR when it should have been OPENER. Must sneak a look to see if it was my mistake or if I can blame somebody else. CRAZY? YEAH, BUT FUN! - LIMIT 200