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At The Net Brian Landis uses his reach to return this shot during his match against Pat Wioch of Crown last Saturday at West campus. Landis won the game by a 10-0 score. A Sophomore, he also captured an 8-2 win over Myron McDaniel of Oswego and a 9-1 victory against Gene Barra of North Chicago to win the number 3 singles. Landis has increased his perfect record to 7 wins without a defeat. Oswego won the meet with 32% points. McHenry was second with 30%, North Chicago third with 16 and Crown came in fourth with 9 points. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD SPORTS Frosh-Soph Netters Blank Zee Bees 5-0 Toby Scott's frosh-soph tennis team blanked Zion last week 5 to 0. The coach remarked. "With a cold wind, the freshmen singles players did quite well". The win leaves the Warriors 2 and 0 on the season. Frosh-Soph Singles No. 1. Scott Rhode. (M) defeated Todd Snyder (Z), 6-0. 6-k No. 2, Brad Salman (M) defeated Rick Knox (Z>, 10- 7- . No. 3, Sandeep Lahoti (M) defeated Ken Quails (Z), 10- 2. Doubles No. l Brian Bauer and Brian Bremer (M) - forfeit. No. 2. Tim Hill and Dave Ross <M> - forfeit. Boland's Crew Third At Geneva Dan Boland's McHenry High track team finished third in the Geneva In­ vitational last Saturday. Kaneland won the meet with 111 pts. The Warriors picked up five first places. Pete Ritthaler won the 100 and 440 yd. dashes, plus being on the 440 relay team. Warrior Scoring 2 Mile Relay: 5th.. Lavin, Wright. Wurgler and Shieb. 440 Relay: 1st., 45.5 - Schaefer. Schaefer, Akins and Ritthaler. 2 Mile Run: 4th.. Bourey. 100 Yd. Dash: 1st., Rit­ thaler. 10.7. 880 Relay: 1st.. Schaefer. Schaefer. D'Angelo and Akins 440 Dash: 1st.. Ritthaler. 52.8. 330 Low Hurdles: 3rd., Schaefer. 220 Dash: 1st.. Akins, 24.0. Mile Relay: 3rd., Schaefer. D'Angelo, Lavin and Ritthaler. Team-Points Kaneland 111 Oswego 55 McHenry 42 Geneva 40 West Chicago 25 Yorkville 15 BENT MNSEtfUAC the p ro fess iona l do- i t - yourse l f ca rpe t c lean ing sys tem First Hour of Rental Si.00 per hour for every hour thereafter Example 2 hours totol charge $1 plus tax NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rate Good Monday thru Thursday t SUN J . H«S ii 00 MtN PtR HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I B OOP M ••.00 AM $10 00 horhsbys fomily renter 4400 W RTE 120 M'HENRY III Accidents will happen. That's why you need the protection that American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy provides. It's the most complete home­ owners coverage we've ever differed. Call me today for all the details. TONY CHUCK IEWANDOWSKI FICK Comer of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt 120 McHeery CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 SwS?7iS5SI mnv mamss m/nrn i*r * >000000000000 Northern lllini Bowmen News Sd^900^^^c9004l34d0'cd45 Northern lllini Bowmen are holding their first ar­ chery field shoot of the year April 20. This "Slush Shoot' however will be held at the new NIB range in Lake Villa. Northern lllini Bowmen and Illinois Conservation Ar­ chers have merged to make a great archery club using the old established name of NIB combined with the well established archery range of Illinois Conservation Ar­ chers (,ICA). The range is located^ miles north of Lake Villa on Route 83. There is a combined club house and kitchen. The picnic area is large and spacious. All archers are invited to participate in this registered Field Shoot of 28 targets ^ranging from 20 feet to 80 yards. Registration is from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, April 20, with trophies being presented to first place winners and medals to 2nd and 3rds at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 17, 8 p.m. at McHenry Legion is the April meeting of Northern lllini Bowmen. Plans will be finalized for the Sunday, April 20 invitational field archery shoot at Lake Villa. Irene Trumble Bob Bitterman looks for placement on this shot during his 9-1 victory over Kevin Dix of Crown. Bitterman, a senior, also beat Jeff Hughart of Oswego by 9-1. He tied Bob Shaffer of North Chicago 5-5, but captured the number 2 singles with most points. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Thinclads Of MCHS Second In Triangular Athletes We'll know there really is a gas shortage when dealers in­ vite you to drop in and test push the new cars. Brian and Marty Nuss, sons of Mr and Mrs. Walter Nuss of McHenry, helped the Eureka College Men's track team capture second place at the Knox College, (Galesburg) Invitational Track Meet April 5. Four­ teen schools participated in the meet. Both were members of the first place 440 yard relay team and the third place mile relay team. Brian also took second place in the 440- yard intermediate hurdles. Brian is a senior at the college, while Marty is a freshman. Coach Dan Boland's McHenry High track team finished second in a triangular meet held at Johnsburg last week. An- tioch won the meet with 83 pts. to the Warriors 74. The Skyhawks finished third with 22 pts. Warrior Results 3200 Meter Relay: 2nd 440 Meter Relay: 1st., Schaefer. Schaefer. Akins and Ritthaler. 44.8. 3200 Run: 2nd.. Bourey. 110 High Hurdles: 2nd., Ewald. 100 Meter Dash: 2nd., Ritthaler. 3rd., Noa. 800 Meter Run: 3rd., Wurgler. Shot Put: 1st.. Schiller, 12.65 meters. Dicus: 2nd.. Haley, 3rd., Schiller. 800 Relay: 1st., Schaefer, Schaefer, D'Angelo and Akins, 1:36.5. 400 Meter Run: 1st., Ritthaler, 53.0. 300 Low Hurdles: 1st., Ron Schaefer, 43.3. ' 1600 Meter Run: 3rd., turey. Long Jump: 2nd.. Quinlan, 3rd., Noa. 200Meter Run: 1st., Akins, 3rd., D'Angelo, 24.4. . 1600 Meter Relay: 2nd. The sophomores lost a close meet to Antioch 80 to 78. while Johnsburg took ihird with 18 pts. The McHenry High baseball team dropped a contest to Wauconda last week by the score of 3 to 1. The Warriors had 4 hits while playing errorless ball. Bob Greve had a double for the Warriors, their only extra base hit. Stu Howerton took the loss. McHenry vs. Wauconda ab h r Jensen,2b 4 10 Greve, If 3 0 0 Frantz, cf Johnson,lb Hoff, c Zeller, rf Bryniarksi, ss Bauml, 3b Lavin, dh Totals: MCHS Wauconda More Comfort with Less Energy LENNOX JL&*td**u%nk jr Marian Central Pom Pon Squad Selected Exclusive 2-speed Central Air Conditioning SAVE GAS with a (oCffl£€/l Vulc/lJT gas furnace Electronic ignition, Heatsaver™ vent damper, quality construction give you more comfort for less. as <Z**l7V<>e>uu* S «h«.. UTUKUeCMUK MUT.UMB A Certified LENNOX Dealer (lisps**)* LENNOXl Deanna Mills, advisor for the Pom Pon squad at Marian Central Catholic high school, recently an­ nounced the selection of the 1980-81 squad following a try- out selection. Students selected are: Lynn Anspaugh, Mary Collins, Maureen Mitchell, Liz Ostap, and Renee' Szot, Crystal Lake. Also Christine Luciani, Lea Malaker, Marengo; Ellen Narusis, Cary; Toby Parker, Woodstock; Julie Diedrich, Kathy Dieterle, Marie Hillebrand, Dawn Tonyan, Pam Tonyan, Teresa WemberandSue Zelasko, all from McHenry. Don't Miss Our Special Order Showing of the Johnny Corson Suits Wed., April 23, 12-7 3902 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY We couldn't have had better seats ynless Mary Frances Veeck had invited us into her booth. She probably didn't know we were a-comin'. The Sox had a bad first inning and couldn't catch up, going down to defeat 5 to 3. A Sox win would have been nice, but a ball game is a ball game to one who loves the game. Young Steve Trout deserved better fate for his pitching efforts, but the Sox defense looked like they were playing their second team. Alan Bannister was a pleasant surprise at third base, besides getting three hits. He has to be in that lineup. Oriole batters were slick at calling time out just as the pitcher was ready to throw and got away with it. A pitcher should let 'er fly for a no-pitch call rather than chance getting a kink in his arm with a sudden stop. With changes in the lineup, the Sox have won three games against those same Orioles. The boo-birds got Claudell Washington out of the lineup after the first game. He was a bust in the field and at the bat after Fred worked on the new- old bridge crossing Fox River at Elm St. (Rte. 120) back in the 20's* Think the bridge was completed in 1927. He recalled the time when the McHenry fire truck struck the guard rail of the old iron bridge and tipped equipment into the river. Bill and Carl Bickler were in­ jured in that mishap. Somebody with a horse and buggy pulled onto the bridge and there wasn't room to meet. Here's that man again! "Biff" Meyer doesn't miss a thing in the Plaindealer - cover to cover. He read an item in Twice Told Tales about Gus Freund's 1938 LaFayette being stolen in front of Billy Green's house on Court Street and not being recovered. Here's what the man says: Dear Earl: I certainly hope they can recover this car soon. It should bring a good price in todays market. There are not too many of this species left today. Maybe Ed Kelter's Ford coupe might have been of that vintage! Dear "Biff": Those two classics which you mention are on the most wanted list. All museums are being checked. Yours, S.I.H. Sports Calendar McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Wauconda Nine Nips Warrior Team 3-1 Date Wednesday, April 16 Saturday, April 19 Tuesday, April 22 Wednesday, April 23 All games start at 4 otherwise stated. Date Thursday,, April 17 Saturday, April 19 Monday, April 21 Wednesday, April 23 Saturday, April 26 Boys Baseball 1980 Place McHenry at Cary (F-S-H) McHenry at Jacobs (F-S-H) McHenry at Grant (F-S-H) McHenry at Crown (F-S-H) 30 weekdays -10:30 on Saturdays unless Girls Track 1980 Place McHenry Marengo atJohnsburg 4:30 McHenry County Meet A.M. & P.M. McHenry & Jacobs at Dundee 4:30 McHenry & Antioch at Wauconda 4:30 Lake Forest Invitational A.M. & P.M Gray's Undefeated Tennis Team Defeats Zion-Benton 4 To 1 Gary. Gray's tennis team remain undefeated in dual meets when they defeated Zion Benton last week by the score of 4 to 1. Bob Bitterman playing no. 2 singles lost to Frank Acosta 6-3, 6-4 for the Warriors only loss. Varsity Singles No. 1, Tim Sabatka (M) defeated Scot West (Z), 6-2 6-1. No. 2, Bob Bitterman (M) lost to Fred Acosta (Z), 6-3, 6-4. No. 3 Brian Landis (M) defeated Romeo Pena (Z), 6- 2, 6-0 Doubles No. 1, Butch Pintozzi and John Partenheimer (M) defeated Bob Sutton and Jeff Knox (Z>, 6-1, 6-3. No. 2, Brian Wrona and Mike McWilliams <M) defeated Gary Humphries and Paul Stewart (Z),0-6, 6-0 and 6-2. C.O.F. Youth Bowling Tourney The Catholic Order of Foresters St. Mary's Court No. 594 Youth Division State Bowling Tournament will be held at Ray's Bowl, John­ sburg Sunday, April 20th. The time is 10:30a.m. Please be prompt. This bowling tournament is for boys 16 years and under and who have already signed up. For further information contact C.O.F. youth director St. Mary's Court No. 594. kMMMflftlUIMIUIMIVMftJIIUIiMfUIIUIIUIIIJiailiaiJl mm- PAGE 6 - PLAINDKALEK - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16,1980 SPORTS EDITOR' A nice lady with a pleasant telephone voice that could . sell ice to the Eskimos, who knew I was going to the White Sox opening game, phoned to warn me to dress warm and put on the long 'uns.. ' The nice lady must also have known it was no day for old boys to take a chance on arthritis. So I put 'em on and was mighty glad since the weatherman's promise of sunshine was a poor guess. With Walter Staseyk (must check that spelling), an excellent driver at the controls, we wheeled into Comiskey Park for the in­ vasion of the Baltimore Orioles. electing to pull out of camp the last ten days. In the Saturday game, Squires showed he knows how to lay down a bunt, running his right hand up on the bat and pushing the ball. Guess most batters were afraid of their knuckles. In the long ago, the late John Fay used to teach local players the fine art of bunting -- just the way Squires lays 'em down. John had three sons, Walter, John and Jim, who were good athletes in these parts. Fred Beinapfl phoned after reading our comments about the John R. Knox Ford Garage.He remembers well. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS McHENRY TRANSMISSIONS 926 N Fron t S t McHenry I l l i no i s J *§ O # 01# TCTTTrrrrt'rrrT rx'rrrrTTnTTTTTrn^trrrA i