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> i<V PAGE 6 - PI .AINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 13.197» Warrior Girls Rout Skyhawks In Track m v The McHenry girls track ; team ran away from the first . . year Johnsburg Skyhawks this week, winning every event but two to win easily 80-26. In the 440-yard relay, Sharon Schau, Sue Voska. Robin Voss . .,and Terri DiAngelo turned in a time of 59.4 for a first place finish. Robin Heise was un­ challenged in the 2-mile run and jogged to a 17.38 first-place finish. The 880-yard sprint medley was also won by the Warriors. Schau, DiAngelo. Diane Peterson and Carrie Mortell finished the race in 2:04. Mortell captured her second first place winning the 100-yard dash in 12.7. The 880-yard run was won by Warrior Judy Honning in 2:42.5. Peterson took another first in the shot put. tossing the shot 27 feet, 10 inches. Diiane Biggs entered the winner's circle for McHenry by taking first in the long jump at 12 feet. 6»2 inches. In the 880-yard relay, McHenry finished in first place in 2.13.5 with DiAngelo, Sue Gunerdson. Dawn Parisi and Robin Voss. Carrie Mortell made it three first place finishes when she won the 440-yard run in 64 seconds. Diane Peterson captured both the high jump at 4.6 feet and the 110-yard high hurdles in 19.9 for McHenry. Mortell made it four wins in the 220-yard dash, winning in 28 seconds. McHenry finished its scoring with a win in the mile relay. Debbie Mortell, Parisi, Philane Scully and Jane Sorling won the race with a time of 5.11. Johnsburg had two first place finishes. Sue Moulis in the mile- run with a time of 6.12 and Liz Stoffel in the discuss with a throw of 74 feet, 44 inches. The next Warrior girls track meet is Monday night at Mc- Cracken field against Crystal Lake South and Crystal Lake Central. It is the last home meet of the 9eason and begins at 4:30 p.m. j i / tt * i i w">™ £ * % £ X. Award Winners Johnsburg Skyhawk varsity girls basketball coach Bruce Harbecke is pictured with two members of his team who won awards at the recent winter sports awards night at the high school. Lora Jacobs (center), who was a first team selection in the Shark conference was voted most valuable player on the team. Inge Dschida (right) was voted team captain. She had been an honorable mention all-conference performer. *FOR* McHEMRV M c H f N R Y 3 8 5 0 ' 4 1 ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Tournament Players Golf Tournament? 2. Who won the Shavers- Norton boxing bout? 3. Who won the LPGA Sahara National Pro-Am? 4. Who won the NCAA basketball championship? 5. Who was named MVP of the game? Aiswers to Sports Qiiz 1. Lanny Wadkins. ALL SEATS 2. Shavers in the 1st round. 3. Nancy Lopez. 4. Michigan State 75, Indiana State 64. 5. Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Where Miss-Did any one ever tell you how wonderful you are? Youth-No; I don't think any one ever did. Miss-Then I'd like to know where you got the idea. Warriors Split Doubleheader Warrior Pete Prust is safe as he steals second and the ball goes into centerfield during McHenry's first game Saturday against Elgin Larkin. McHenry opened an 8-0 lead in the game, fell behind as Larkin scored 12 runs in the fifth inning and came from behind to win with two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, 16-15. In the second game Saturday against Elgin, a 6-run first inning by the Maroons was they needed as they held on and beat the Warriors easily 6-1. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH' So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Easter is just a few steps away, but don't worry about a new bonnet or wardrobe. The time has not come to store your winter clothes away. Memory brings us back to Easter Sunday mornings when every woman or girl wore a hat to church. The biggest worry was rain Men never made much of a splash in styles. But. oh, those girls! They didn't need a marching band to put on an Easter parade. You can't please em all. Those with new outfits will pray for a sunny Sunday. Those who will wear their old clothes will be praying agin' 'em. Lke Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny still lives. For the sake of the little children, I hope he keeps hop-hop-hopping along forever. Mothers will be busy coloring eggs. If Daddy misses out, he can plan a trip to a night club where Bunnies of a different variety prevail. When we were kids. Easter was the day to bring out the box where we saved candy all during the lenten season. Giving up candy was the supreme sacrifice. Before Easter, the super­ stitious ones will face Friday the 13th. Watch out for icy patches and don't walk under a ladder. Worst of all is that income tax payments are due on the glorious day of Easter There ought to be a law. SUDDEN THOUGHT-f Whey do we jump out of our chairs so fast when our name is called in a doctor's office -- then wait and wait and wait in a little white room? ra. uuii sat t m i HHJUii m nw vmiMmi NOW OPEN FRI., SAT., & SUN. BOTH OUTDOORS NOW OPEN - FRI.. SAT., SUN. ONLY | ONE ROMY BENSON ny IN "" ONE AT 731 PC cIINT EASTWOOD IN "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE" AT 121 ALSO STAHMC "CLYDE" the Orangutan It could get mighty lonesome in one of those little rooms except that I drift into a snooze. One nice nurse warned me recently with concern -- "We don't want you to fall off the table.". Mayme Buss phoned to apply for the job as our letter opener, referring to our mention of letters following vacation. On second thought maybe she was anticipating a bundle of negative notes. All joking aside, Mayme never fails to offer en­ couragement. One of my favorite people offered tickets for the Sox opening game, but the fates had me grounded from such a trip. Just as well not to see that 10- 2 loss to Toronto. Hope the Sox pitchers got that walkitis out of their systems. You don't walk 12 batters and win the ball game. Tomorrow is another day. Wish it could be like a recent closing in a letter from friends - - "have a good day -- every day." That mama duck stayed around, laved some eggs in a nest in our yard and is nc w hatching There will be some little quackers around here I have a watch that gains five minutes a day and an alarm clock that loses the same. Don't ask me what time it is. When I mentioned a stupid accident, a professional analyst said. "All accidents are stupid". Dick Rabbitt, who covers MCHS sports, attached a note to his Wednesday reports saying he will have no sports news for this issue. Dick is packing his golf clubs and heading for a warmer climate. On a sunny day, he golfs near home. McHenry Recreation Ladies Tuesday Nite League * 4-10-79, 7 p.m. AVERAGES OR BETTER: S. McClory, 427, K. Bonato, 385; P. Ruemelin, 207, 194 - 537; D Michels, 160, 195 - 484; S. DeKneef, 384; C. Michels, 199 - 493; L. Freund, 160 - 425; A. Joyce, 165 - 445; P. Buccelli. 395; E. Childs, 187 - 447; K. Greer, 151 - 361; M. Stein- sdorfer, 423; J. Buss, 169 - 461; N. Peterson, 406; M. Poston, 177 - 462; P. Grosrenaud, 168 - 451; N. Mereness, 163 - 447; S. Lossmann. 451; M Collis, 366; G. Smith, 177 - 459; B. Justen. 394; F. Manazardo, 174 -426; B. Schurr, 392; E. Nimsgern, 449; G. Steinsdoefer, 421; B. Sisk, 170 - 399; H. Rothering, 170,175 - 466. Railroads: P. Buccelli, 2-7 and M. Diedrich, 5-10. P.S.S. P.D.Q. Next Tuesday - last night of bowling!!!! Gals. Then the big blow out the following week. You can all wear your Easter outfits, you won't have to impress me?! & SHOWPLACE ^ 1-2-3-4-5 CRYSTAL LAKE 815-455-2000 815-455-1005 f: V £ I % & GEORGE HAMILTON LOVE AT FIRST BITE * FH. 1 SAT. 74U11 SM. TMRtl THIS. 2 JASON ROBARDS HURRICANE N FH 1 SAT 2JW4M4541W5 SIR THRJ TOURS 2 34 3U4M ROCK MUSICAL HAIRk Fit I SAT. 241HJM4J1N5 SM im THUIS 241MJW45 TIM O CONNOR BUCK ROGERS k FH I SAT IMMJMJIIUI SRL THRJ TNfltS. 2.1S41H4MJI JANE FONOA -- JACK LEMON -- MICHEL DOUGLAS THE CHINA SYNDROME rs F&.NLTM TMB. 7115. SAT. t SM 24*7*15 BARGAIN MATINEES DAILY SP 1-2-3-4 TILL 2:30 . SHOWPLACE 5 SAT. A SIM. TILL 2:30 $1.25 !UW* H ALSO: I, ̂ McHenry Country $395 Oer will be goot eaten from der buffet! Saturday Night April 20 •••ami der v> be goot dacen to der pila mil der whooten and der tooten of Herr Stan's Reservations McHenry Openings In Trevor Leagues The Dugout Park in Trevor, Wis., has two openings remaining for its Friday night, men's 12- inch, slow-pitch league for the 1979 season. * The league will begin on May 9. The park will also be h o s t i n g n u m e r o u s tournaments in 16-inch and 12-inch throughout the season. Anyone desiring more information on the league or tournaments should contact Tom Furlan at 312- 395-5788 or 414-862-9136. On a wintry day, he plans to roam. But, whether he plays it near or far ~ You'll find Dick the duffer far from par. May the spirit of Easter overtake you and hold you. WILSON A2000 BALL GLOVES WILSON OFFICIAL NUM BATS ATTENTION McHENRY & JOHNSBURG STUDENTS! ALL PURPOSE NYLON & MESH JACKETS JERSEYS NOW IN STOCK T-SHIRTS? WE'VE GOT'EM! IN LOTS OF STYLES & COLORS HOURS: MON.. TUES.. WED. 9:30-6:00 THURS., FRI., 9:30-9; SAT. »-t OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 12-5 The Sports McHenry Warrior* Saturday, April 14 Boys Track (V, F-S) at Oswego Relays, 9 a.m. Tennis (V) Quadrangular at McHenry, 10 a.m. Softball (V, F-S) at Zion, 10:30 a.m. Monday, April 16 Baseball (V), at Dundee, 4:30 p.m. Baseball (S, F) Dundee at McHenry, 4:30 p.m. Girls Track (V) Triangular at McHenry, 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 Boys Track (V, F-S) at C.L. South, 4:30 p.m. Tennis (V, F-S) at C.L. South, 4:30 p.m. Softball (V, F^S) at C.L. Central, 4:30 p.m. Badminton (V) at North Chicago, 4:30 p.m. Swimming (V, F-S) Stevenson at McHenry, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 Baseball (V) Cary at McHenry, 4:30 p.m. Baseball (S, F) at Cary, 4:30 p.m. Girls Track (V) at Wauconda, 4:30 p.m. Johnsburg Skyhawks Monday, April 16 Baseball (V, S) Hononegah at Johnsburg, 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 Boys Track (V, F-S) at So. Beloit, 4:30 p.m. Softball (V) at Hononegah, 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 Boys Track (V, F-S) at Dundee, 4 p.m. Marian Hurricanes Monday, April 16 Baseball (V) at Marengo, 4 p.m. Hurricane Tennis Team Downs Cary The Marian Central Hurricane Tennis team defeated Cary-Grove this week by a score of 4-1. Leading the way for Marian was Dave Kozial in number one singles. Kozial easily won his match 6-3 and 6-1. In number two singles, Mike Kiernan cuiised past his Trojan opponent not losing a single game and winning 6-0 and 6-0. Mike Davis made it three in a row with his win in number three singles. Davis won both matches by identical 6-2 scores. The Hurricane's number one doubles team was stretched to three sets before winning its match. Jay Grover and Jim McAndrews won the first set 6-2 and were then beaten 4-6. In the third set, the pair rebounded and won 6-3. The only match Marian lost in the series was number two doubles. Jay LeCoque and Chris Juswik lost 6-1 and 6-2. OASEMU * • * BY PETE FRITCHIE LAKELAND -- Believe it or not, the old pros in the training camp of the Detroit Tigers are saying the Yankees don't have the best pitching in the league. They see Baltimore's staff as superior. "Louis Tiant, at his age, isn't going to add that much. Don Gullett is highly suspect. Catfish Hunter may be better. But he came on nicely in the second half of the season last year and can't do too much better than that. Messersmith is gone. If anything happens to Gossage-and he has been off and on, that staff is in real trouble. Guidry can't be any better than last year--probably not as good." That's what one hears. Reggie Jackson is uttering his usual childish nonsense, saying he'll quit (and give up all that money?) if made a D.H. Dave Parker arrives at Bradenton spouting similar big-mouth talk (learned from boxer Ali?)-that he's the games greatest, etc. Maybe he is, though. DINE O . $6.75 .$5.25 .$7.50 Roast Leg off Spring Lamb. Baked Ham. ...T...... with Chaapagne Sauce Prime Rib of Beef Tenderloin Tips 1 Mushrooms$5.25 Roast Long Island Duckling. . .$6.75 Also serving our regular menu Open 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. Reservations suggested 385-9869 IOHGHORH STESH HOUSE lofte 110 IVi wiles last of McHenry ̂ i