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t iPage Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER A. Thursday, February 4, 196Q& Just reading about district and regional basketball tournaments coming along the end of this month and feel that spring can't .be more than a few snowstorms away. The most ridiculous pairing we have seen in a long time has Elgin High playing Marian Central in regional play. Marian belongs in a district meet and couldn't go too far. Their athletic pi ogram is bound to grow, but this isn't the year to toss those kids in with Elgin. . It vvouldn t' seem that any true sports fan would care for such goings-on. Th£ regional will be played at Crystal Lake where seating the crowd is no great problem. McHenry will play the winner of the North Boone district meet, Dundee meets Harvard and Crystal Lake draws Woodstock. Nobody has beaten Harvard this year, but come Saturday night, Feb. 20, we plan to tour up there to see what our Warriors can do about breaking that record. * NICK GROH PINS HIS MAN TO WIN FROM HARVARD Coach Hutchinson Sees Improvement In MCHS Wrestlers The Warriors travel to Elgin this week for a Saturday night game against St. Edward's This is a non-conference game that could be a good one. Nobody can beat either McHenry or St. Ed's without getting up quite a sweat. Over at Libertyville last Friday night, the Warriors ran the home team out of gas after coming from way back in early scoring. The following night on our home tioor Dundee almost turned the tables as the Warriors lost their pattern of play in the last half, blew a good lead and had to prove themselves in overtime. Mike Cr e i g h ton ' came through like a champion in this one. ^ After winning the first two matches, Ken Thoren at 95 lbs. and Dan Kinnerk at 103. McHenry 'fell behind 17-6 to Harvard. Then the never say die of the McHenry ' Wrestlers came to life. Rich Mercure pinned his man at 145 lbs.. Butch Espey edged to a draw in a strong arm battle at 154 lbs., Captain George Vergara won at 165 lbs., and at 180 lbs. Joe Cina came through to tie the. team score at 19 -- McHenry to 19 -- Harvard. With heavyweight match deciding the final outcome, Mc- Henry's determined Nick Groh pinned his man in 3 minutes, 54 seconds to put the final score 24 -- McHenry to 19 -- Harvard. Results of Matches: 95 -- Thoren (M) beat Mc- Cauley (H) 5-2. 103 -- Kinnerk (M) beat Hayden (H) 10-1. T12 -- Conley (H) pinned Lishamer fM) 3:20. 120 -- Burton (H) beat Scolaro (M) 3-2. 127 -- Drexel (H) beat Zeiger (M) 7-4. 133 -- Smith (H) beat Hansen (M) 4-3. 138 -- Kruckenburg (H) beat Dowhin (M) 5-4. 145 -- Mercure (M) pinned Simmons (H) 1:36. 154 -- Espey (M) tied Perkins (H) 5-5. 165 -- Vergara (M) beat Jones vH) 7-0. 180 -- Cina (Ml beat O'Neil (H) 4-1. Hwy -- Groh (M) pinned Seegers (H) 3:54. WOODSTOCK UPSETS MERCHANTS 99-93 IN OVERTIME GAME By Mickey Schaefer Last Sunday Woodstock knocked our Merchants out of first place with a 99-93 upset win in overtime. This leaves us with 11 wins and 4 loses in league play. To sum it up, it was too much Jim Judson,. Gib Kurts, and Roger Musser. Kurts was- high point man of the game with 36. Teammates Judson and Musser scored 26 points each. Don Bentz and Dick Graham led our attack in a losing cause with 24 and 20 points respectively. Roger Benson our 6.. 6. center scored 15 points even though he sat out almost a half with 4 fouls. Art Beck hit for 13. . 'This was our third and final meeting with Woodstock, with McHenry winning the other two in close games. Thursday night McHenry travels to Crystal Lake. McHenry (93) G F P TP A- Beck 6 1 4 13 J. Schaefer 4 ' 1 4 9 D. Graham 9 2 5 20 D. Bentz 10 4 5 24 B. Waltz 0 0 0 0 R. Benson 6 3 5 15 J. Justen 1 4 1 6 J. Huff 1 2 2 4 R. Mauer 1 0 1 2 38 17 27 93 Woodstock (99) G r P TP Judson 11 4 4 26 Kurtz 13 10 3 36 Musser 13 0 5 26 Schacht 1 1 1 3 Scharnau Lagerhaucr 2 1 4 5 0 0 2 0 Shook 1 1 4 3 Bap-rington's Broncos have gone* on a scoring binge and are in a first place tie with McHenry. Next week we travel down there for a .showdown arid expect to see a real caravan leaving the old home town. Hope the police stay home to guard what may be a ghost town. Roger Stilling bowled one of the greatest series you will ever see. It was with the Tuesday night group at Tomasello's that Roger started with a 245 game, hit 267 in the second and finished with 204 to total 1716 pins. That's big league bowling, Roger. The following are not from "Anonymous" but sent in by a new reader, Alphonse Dohm: Maybe why the grass on the other side of the fence looks greener, is that they take better care of it? When you get a chance to bug something for a song, it's a good idea to check the accompaniment. A rumor is as hard to unspread as butter. Women will be the last thing civilized by man. Lose to Libertyville McHenry grapplers lost to Libertyville last week 26 to 16 despite improvement. Strength is still weak down the middle between 103 and 138. ,but some of the boys are improving rapidly. Results of Match: 95 -- Kinnerk (M) beat Parker (I.) 7-1. 103 -- Thoren (M) tied Fonda (L) 5-5. 112 -- Rinaldi (L) pinned Lishamer (M) 3:56. 1 120 -- Grandt (L) beat Scolaro (M) 7-3. 127 -- Serfling (L) beat Zeiger (M) 4-0. 133 -- Hansen (M) beat Thompson (L) 4-3. 138 -- Kracklnver (L) beat Dowhin (M) 3-2. 145 -- Mercure (M) beat Ross (L) 5 4 154 -- uecker (L) beat Espey (Ml 5-1. 165 -- Vergara (M> beat Novak (L) 4-0. 180 -- Rimkus (L) beat Cina (M) 2-1. Hwy -- Herschberger (L) pinned Groh (M) 3:38. 41 17 23 99 McHenry 24 19 25 21 4--93 Woodstock 18 20 27 24 10--99 PLAN ADULT ROLLER SKATING PARTY TO AID SWIMMING POOL WALLY WEBB HITS PERFECT GAME AT LOCAL RECREATION Picture shows Ray Kuna presenting a trophy and check in the amount of $25. to Walter Webb for bowling a perfect 300 game at the McHenry Duel Records for Season lbs W L T 95 K. Thoren F 1 3 1 95 D. Kinnerk S 11 2 0 103 J. Hachmeister S 2 1 0 112 J. Lishamer S 5 7 1 120 T. Scoiaro S 1 4 0 127 B. Anderson S 3 7 0 127 J. Zeiger J 0 8 0 138 W. Messel J 1 2 0 133 J. Hansen J 2 8 2 138 J. Dowhin S 3 4 2 145 R. Mercure J 11 2 0 154 K. Young J 1 1 0 165 T. Cusack J 0 0 0 154 T. Espey J 6 3 2 165 G. Vergara S 8 3 2 180 J. Cina 5 6 0 180 B. Marquart S 0 2 0 Hwy N. Groh J 3 8 0 The members of the "McHenry Roller Skating Club" have announced that they will "Get In The Swim" by sponsoring an adult midnight skating party from which all proceeds will go into the MpHenry Swimming Pool Furid on Feb. 20. Starting at midnight and ending at 2:30 a.m. this gala event promises to be one of the most outstanding activities McHenry has had in quite some time. Tickets may be obtained at Mark's Sporting Goods Store, Just For Fun Roller Rink, The Pine Tree Tower or any members of the McHenry Roller Skating Club. It is rumored that many so called "Old Timers" who have not skated in many long years are getting together and attending this affair in full force. It should be worth the dollar just to see some, of these youngsters on skates after all these years. So why not get up a group of your own and go skating once again and have a time of your life. RECOMMEND NEW OUTDOOR POOL AT STATE BEACH PARK WARRIORS WIN... OVERTIME GAME FROM DUNDEE Cardunals Throw Scare Into MCHS In 69-66 Battle by Lambert Freund Saturday night the Cardunals of Dundee came to McHenry and really threw a scare into the first place Warriors, but Lady Luck rode with the Warriors as they came out on "top of a 69-66 overtime score. McHenry still shares first place honors in the North Suburban Loop with Barrington, who scored 198 points in their two games last weekend. The Warriors led in shooting from the floor 27-23 but were shaky at the charity line, Sinking 15 gift shots to 20 fof Dundee. McHenry started well, taking the first lap 15-8 and dropping the second only 19-18. In the third period McHenry scored 21 to the Cards 18, givlng ihem a 9 point lead but in the fourth quarter Dundee ran over the Warriors 19-10, leaving the game in a 64-64 deadlock. Dundee scored first in the deciding three minutes but it was also their last score as John Steinbach sank two free shots and Bill Oeffling swished a jump shot. Mike Creighton sank a free throw in the final seconds, just as a matter of safety. The final score stood at McHenry 69- Dundee 66. Mike Creighton, returning to form, was high point man for McHenry with 25. Bill Oeffling had 18 and John Steinbach had 16. Zierk was high- for the Cards with 21. Next Friday the Warriors host the Zion Quintet and on Saturday travel to St. Edwards of Elgin f6r a non-conference game. McHenry (69) FG FT FPTS Creighton, T. 1 1 4 3 Morenz 2 1 4 5 Creighton, M. 9 7 3 25 Oeffling 8 2 4 1& Hester 1 0 0 2 Steinbach 6 ^4 2 16 Totals 27 15 17 69 Dundee (66) FG FT FPTS Calbow 4 3 3 11 Montgomery 0 1 3 1 Riedel 4 7 2 15 Jepson 5 2 4 12 Zierk V « 7 7 . - 4s 21 Murphy ' 3 0 V 6 Totals 23 20 18 66 By Quarters Dundee . 8 19 18 19 ( 2 ) --66 McHenry 15 18 21 10 (5)--69 MANY NEW FACES SEEN AT MEETING OF CLEAN STREAMS Wally Major Recreation on Jan. 20. leads the McHenry League with a 195 average. The 300 game was bowled during a match between Wally, Ray and Nels Dalby on alleys 5> and 6 and consequently was not sanctioned by the A.B.C. . V. y Arteriosclerosis or hardening of the arteries causes nearly 450,000 deaths from heart disease a year. %•> CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart f e l t appreciation for the many acts of kindness, cards and floral offerings received during the illness and passing of our loved one. Many, Many thanks to all. The Family of Edward Lannes *40 Construction of a huge outdoor pool and an outdoor ice skating rink at the Illinois Beach Park north of Waukegan, will be recommended to the Department of Conserva tion. State Senator McClory has announced. "The State of Illinois has a huge investment in the recreation area of the park, but it is only being utilized a small part of the year because of climate limitations," Sen. McClory pointed out. The state is now constructing a 150 room hotel and lodge at the park, Sen. McClory explained, but it won't be used enough unless.year around f a cilities are available for the people of Illinois. Under the plan proposed by Sen. McClory the swimming pool and ice skating rink would be financed by revenue bonds. It was gratifying to members of the McHenry Clean Streams group to see so many new and interested faces at the February meeting, held Tuesday evening at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Since the organization works to keep the Fox river and any stream or lake emptying into it clean and free of pollution, there was considerable discussion on reported violations. Any home owner or business on the river has a responsibility to the community to check any pipe on his property which empties into the river, as only rain water is allowable. The river is a great natural resource and a pleasure to fishermen and boat owners. For this reason, the Clean Streams group hopes to keep it free ot pollution. FULTON FIVE FIGHTS BACK AT LIBERTYVILLE _ f * " Balanced Scoring Pulls Game Out Of Fire 58 To 50 by Lambert Freund Last Friday the Warriors travelled to Libertyville to stop a five-game winning streak and retain a first place conference position. The Warriors now have ^a 7-2 loop record, sharing the lead with the Barrington Broncos also 7-2. The Warriors led in shooting from the floor with 22 baskets to 19 for the Cats. They also led in free throws, completing 14 of 19 against Libertyville's 12-21 Libertyville, with Jamie Hill, leading scorer in the conference, under the boards, put on a good show irj outscoring the Warriors 18-11 in the first period. Hill had 13 of the i8 but scored only five points in the final periods. In the second, quarter McHenry again scored 11-8 for the Cats. At halftime the score stood at 26-22, Libertyville. In the second half the Warriors came back in fine form taking the final rounds 18-11 and 18-13 to come out victorious. Balanced scoring on the part of the Warriors proved the dominating factor as four men hit in double figures. Bill Oeffling and John Steinbach each had 13 while Paul Morenz and Mike Creighton accounted for 12 each. Hill was high for the Cats with 18. McHenry (58) FG FT FPTS Creighton, T. 3 0 5 6 Morenz' 4 4 2 12 Creighton, M. 5, 2 2 12 Reid 1 0 0 2 Oeffling 5 3 3 13 Steinbach 4 5 3 13 Totals 22 14 15 58 Libertyville (50) FG FT FPTS Nicolas 2 4 3 8 Marling .. , • 1 1 0 3 Reed 3 0 4 6 Marling 2 0 1 4 Kellogg 4 3 0 11 Hill 7 4 5 18 Totals 19 12 14 50 By Quarters Libertyville 18 8 11 13-->50 McHenry . 1 11 11 18 18--58 ACT ON LICENSES Secretary * of " State Charles F., Carpentier has announced action taken by the drivers' license division of his office, affecting residents of the county as follows: Suspensions, Jacob Koehler, "McHenry, driving while intoxicated; John A. Heinzelman, Pistakee Bay, and Gerald D. Meusling, Woodstock, three offenses; Robert J. Hannon, McHenry, caused or contributed^ an accident resulting in death or injury. Probation permits were issued to Robert Anderson and Edward Leahy of Crystal Lake; Vincent Franco and Thomas Hargrave, Cary; David Lowell, Rt. 4, McHenry; Robert Olsen, Fox River Grove and Raymond Richoz, Algonquin. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4122 TOMASELLO'S Friday Night League -- B. Litwin 222-592; R. Stilling 203-565; R. Cynowa 559; L. Dietz 205-558; V. Paustian 200- 555; R. Hill 213-550; F. Ansell 203-542. Opens' Feb. 5th Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner s Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. ghiw! McHENRY RECREATION Tuesday Nite Thirty-Niners -- Pitzen's Plastering 2-1 -- Freund Oil 1-2. L. Freund 429; C. Antonson 428. H. E. Buch & Sons 3-0 -- McHenry Co-op 0-3. C. Rosing 180-475; HIP Busch 450; N. Stilling 470. McHenry State Bank 3-0 -- Nye's Drugs 0-3. N. Justeri 463. C. D. of A. - C. Beck 172-436; M. Stoffel 172; M. Thennes 176-441; B. Schmaling 154-437; E. Buss 413; A. Gaulke 172-484; J. Weber 436; J. Kralowetz 206; E. Nimsgern 187-459; S. Consago 410; L. Hanley 402; J. Pieroni 205-563; E. Nell 445. Nite Oilvls -- M. Stoffel 439; G. Hastings 438; M. Wilbriandt .415; L. Worts 441; P. Rosing 423; E. Klapperich 480; G. Wagner 407; I. Kreier 472; L. Stone 180-485; L. Vacondio 172-174- 487; M. Kuna 443; R. Romkowski 447; J. Diedrich 174-423; D. Cusask 442; I. Carnahan 414; A. Borovec 405; A. Gausden 403; M. Foss 467; C. Boone 203-448; Railroads: G. Wagner 5-8-10 and 4-10; D. Cusack 5-10; A. Gausden 5-9-7; M. Gates 7-9-10. Business Men's League -- Snug Harbor 1-2 -- Ackerman's 2-1. A. McCarroll 215- 229-211-655. Ludwig Milk 0-3 -- Brennan's 3-0. B. Scheid 222-542; E. Stilling 205-202-587. Mike's Fireside 0-3 -- Buss Motors 3-0. M. Wieser 204; R. Boro 554; D. Schaefer 558. McHenry Welding 1-2 -- Bimbo's No. 1 2-1. J. McAndrews 219-544; B. Frett 246- 575. Railroads: E. Kranku 6-7. Bimbo's No. 2 3-0 -- Jandt's 0-3. C. Hansen 205; R. Becker 211. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- Bob's 1-2. H. Vaupell 202-542. Thursday 9:15 League -- Old Bridge Tavern 1-2 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 2-1. M. Crouch 225-209-582; G. Kinsala 528; T. Sutton 221-553; E. Kroncke 267-598; S. West 554; H. Fischbach 214-535; J. Wiser 222. -fe, Clark Chevrolet 1-2 --'Park Pub 2-1. H. Lottchea 212-593; C. Corso 226-566; H. Smith 213; B. Blake 225-553. Kleinhan's Building Service 1-2 -- Craft Bulk Coolers 2-1. F. Covalt 222-535. Worts Service Station 3-0 -- McHenry Laundry 0-3. R. Pickrum 260; R. Pries 216-565; L Thennes 527. Thread & Gage Co.,* Inc.'5-0 -- McHenry State Bank 0-3. L. Nimsgern 545; J. Martinucci 210-587; D. Buralli 214-553; K. Ingersol 548. Mark's Sports Center 2-1 -- V. F. W. Post 4600 1-2. R. O'Brien 233-579; J. Clark 211- 552. Standings of McHenry . Major League -- Krause Office Supply McHenry Disposal, Service Hans' Tavern Huppy & Leo's Market McHenry State Bank Etten's Boosters Thompson Finishing Circle Grill High Three Game Series -- 1. Krause Office Supply -- 3012 2. McHenry State Bank -- 2929 3. Hupply & Leo's High Individual Three Game Series -- 1. Morrie Crouch -- 692 2. Charles Coi*so -- 686 3. Danny Weber -- 674 High Team Game -- 1. Hans' Tavern -- 1034 2. krause Office Supply -- 1034 3. McHenry State Bank. -- 1031 High Individual Game -- 1. John Klein -- 288 2. Walter Webb -- 266 3. Morrie Crouch -- 264 McHenry Major League -- D. Weber 236; R. Highnight 221; G. Pederson 221; W. Webb 206-215-605; M. Gatt 201; R. Carlson 224; J. Klein 202-223- 616; W. Coari 229; M. Crouch 225-600; G. Schaefer 245-209- 607; R. Jager 222; H. Behnke -226-204-623; R. Piesert 213; A. Kunz 223; J. Janotta 202. McHenry Major League -- G. Schaefer 236-608; H. Behnke 219; R. Peisert 235- 615; A. Kunz 202; N. Britz 230; C. Corso 202; B. O'Brien 227- 203-609; J. Herdrich 209; W. Webb 213; M. Gatt 222; N. Dalby 220; D. Buralli 202; A. Stillz 214; F. Schmitt 202; D. Weber 221; K. Carlson 227; T, Thompson 200; T. Shane M. Krueger 202-225-591. Bimbo's 3-0 -- Northern 'Illinois Machinists 0-3. F. Low 231-595; V. Weyland 537; T. Getner 206-528. Riverside Barber Shop 1-2 -- Lakeside Inn 2-1. Kreier 201; E. Kroncke 207; C. Abel 267- 597; E. Dillon 206. F. -M. • Television ^ 1-2 -- Freund Oil 2-1. W. Peterson 209-545; HojhaCki 204; R. Donnelly 534; E. Simon 214- 571. Kent Corporation 2-1 -- Carey Electric 1-2. R. Gilliford 202; F. Springer 202. Commercial -- Garrelts Contract Co. 3-0 -- Brennan Milk Service 0-3. C. Green 211-589. Bimbo's 1-2 -- George's White House 2-1. T. Wiles 202; R. Blake 527. Ten Pin Queens -- S.R.A. 2-1 -- L & M Constructors 1-2. Rutledge Caddy Cart 3-0 -- Northern Mini Bowmen News At the January meeting ofthe Northern Illini Bowmen, the President, Bob Alderton, appointed the Committee, Chairmen for the coming yeaM Tournaments and Rule? Committee, Norm Pederson;, Range Captain. Paul Glass; Awards, George Birmingham; Food, Pat Pederson; Social, Irene Adams; Publicity, Andy Sundal. We can promise any interested archers that there will be some very interesting shoots in the next year. Plans a being made for another Safa Shoot, several_ more Novelty Shobts and at least two nigbt shoo ti>. The next club meeting v?ill feature a i*jl-luck supper. This will be held at 8 p.m., February" 18, .at McHenry Legion •Hall. " . * •> THE PLACE TO GO! £ Hurry Endls Thurs., Feb. 4 Pat Boone JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH" | FRIDAY - SATURDAY & SUN thru WED -- FEB 5-10 • 2 SPECTACULARS Cecil B. DeMille's "SAMSON & DELILAH" with Victor Mature -- plus -- "ULYSSES" ^ ^ with Kirk Douglas . Continued on Page 5 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS I Mile East of the Skyline Prlve-|n PHONE EVergreen 5-2486 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience • Hunting - Retrieving Don't miss the big SHOWBOAT REVUE starring Guy iPmbardo and his orchestra plus BOB SCOBEY S JAZZ BAND See everything new at the Chicago National Boat Show • Over 400 exciting boat and boating exhibits • Free colorful boating and fishing movies i INTERNATIONAL | AMPHITHEATRE 42nd & Halsted feb. Srt, tto It Weekdays, 2 to 11 Sat., II to II • Sun., 11 to 7 Admission $1.55 • Children 7St Includes tu end entertainment. MIKE DOUGHERTY JIM MORGAN invite you to their "Heart-Throb" DANCE at the CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB McHENRY, ILL. on SUNDAY, FEB. 14th Dancing from 7 p.m. - 'til Bring your wife, sweetheart or best girl and join in the fun BUFFET SUPPER from 5 to 7 p.m $6.00 per couple COMPLETE DINNERS SERVED Friday & Saturdays: 6 p.m. 'til -- Sunday: 12 noon 'til FRIDAYS: Chesapeake Bay Oyster Stew and Jumbo Frog Legs $3.25 SATURDAYS: Braised Beef Tenderloin Tips $2.25 SUNDAYS: Hickory-Smoked Barbeque Baby Back Ribs $2.50 Our Complete Dinner Menu Includes A Fine Selection Of Steaks, Chops, Chicken, and Sea Foods Our Facilities Are Available For Weddings, Club Parties and Bowling Banquets EARLY RESERVATIONS WILL BE APPRECIATED PHONE EV 5-2040 ELM THEATRE wauconda, ill. LAST DAY THURS -- FEB 4 "JOURNEY TO TH CENTER OF THE EARTH" starring Pat Boone -- James Mason Arlene Dahl FRI - SAT - SUN - MON FEB 5-6-7-8 11 & DELILAH" starring Hedy LaMarr Victor Mature TUES - WED FEB 9-10 "ULYSSES" starring Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn STARTS FEB. 11 "OPERATION PETTICOAT" ^ McHENRY THEATRE 518 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-01441 THURS THRU SAT FEB 4 THRU 6 Double Feature Engagement! Shown ONCE at 9:15 P.M. "THE WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE" Gary Cooper - Charlton Heston and "THE JAYHAWKERS* Shown ONCE at 7:15 P.M. j Jeff Chandler - Fess Parker |SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 7 THRU 11 | "SAMSON AND j DELILAH" He$y LaMarr - Victor Mature Plus Cartoon ' FOR ONE FULL WEEK* STARTING FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY ; Sunday:. 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00 i "OPERATION | PETTICOAT" | Cary Grant Tony Curtis i Plus Selected Short Subject