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\ MCHS Warrior Soph Basketball Team Finishes Winning Season Bert Hagemann The Warrior sophomore basketball team ended its season last week with a semi-finals defeat in the Mundelein sophomore basketball tournament. This final loss gave the little Warriors an overall season record of eleven wins and nine losses. The orange and black started the season off slowly, came on fast after the holidays, and only recently faltered at the end of the year. If \ you are statistics minded, here are a few figures for those who played the bulk of the time. Bruce Harbecke led the squad in total points, just edging guard Jerry Miller, 216 to 204, while Miller led the squad in total time played, edging Gary Hosier by one quarter. Highest free throw percentage went to Harbecke with a 63 percent effort from the charity stripe, and he also led in rebounds, both offensive and defensive. Other sophomores who contributed to the overall team effort were Len Gerhke, Ron Miller, Greg Kuretski, Chris Long, Joe Dehn, Art Nitz, Steve Fain, Bob Keuchel, Bill Haag, Randy Wagner, Greg Freund, Tom Funk, Todd Baker, Scott Curry, and Dave Watkins. Sophomore coach Bill Blankenhorn was capably assisted by student managers Dave Buch and Rick Clark. A winning record is certainly something to be proud of, and if this group works hard in the future they could be varsity winners in a year or two. BOWLING NOTES TOMASELLO»S THURS NITE LADIES T.N.T. LEAGUE J. Dillon 171-493; B. La- Bay 182-474; L. LaBay 172-473; M. May 184-473; D. Hiller 183- 494; H. Ttielen 182-482; L.A. Smith 207-192-537; E. Sandell 196; J. Fischer 190-481; M. Rudolph 187; M. Hettermann 170- 213-550. JAGUARS OF ST. JOHN'S of Johnsburg end successful season Decker (J.Y. Capt.), Steve Himpelmann (J.Y. Capt.), Everett under the coaching of Tom Fowler. The Jr. Yars. and Yars. members are I.-R front row; John Mclnerney, Tom Zelasko, Brett Decker, Doug Freund. Billy Meyers and Terry Reilly. 2nd row; Randy Freund, Terry Nikrin. Alfred May, .Kerry Klapperich and Mark DaviS. 3rd row L-R are the vars. members; Bob Wakitsch, Brian Kobus, Jim Fuqua, Gary Shastal (Capt.), Jim Sauders, Scott Stull (Capt.) and Ed Hettermann. PLAIXDEALEK PHOTO PG. 4 - P.LAINDEALER - FRI. MARCH 21,1969 YMCA Family Roller Skate Party Sunday At Lakewood Hall The Lake Region YMCA has scheduled a family roller skating party for March 23 at the Lakewood village hall, 2500 W. Lake street, Crystal Lake. Participants may skate from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. Persons may bring their own skates if they wish. Anyone wishing the YMCA to secure skates for them should register at the Crystal Lake Program center, 65 N. Williams street. Crystal Lake, before noon on March 22 and indicate their shoe size for men above size S, women if size 7, and children ages 6, 7 and 8. Younger children should -bring their, skates. Interested persons should contact the YMCA, telephone 459-4455, to complete registrations. MONDAY NITE COMMERCLAL LEAGUE ;McHENRY RECREATION \V. Lashinski 234-566; E. Steinsdorfer 501; B. Sheriff 554; G. Freund 542; R. Ose 202-500; H. Wohlert 539; T. Rebel 200-536; D. French 507; F. Matthesius 522; R. Bujak 504; Buss Bujak 201-212- 5S9; W. Low 506; T. Ballowe 203-203-579; D. Mercure 505; F. Hannemann 522; H. Hachmeister 203-510; T.Kaminski 521;. Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor From 750 basketball teams in tournament play, the field has narrowed down to eight for the bi^ splash at Champaign this week. ging Thornton 63-61 in the final seconds. This could be a team to reckon with in the big test in spite of drawing Proviso East in the match making. U.S. uses 170 billion gallons of water daily for all purposes, 4 times the consumption of 50 vears ago. Sports Fans Help us keep our sports page the bright one that it is. Do you know of a sporting event that merits a photo? If so, call our photgrapher, Wayne Gay lord at 3S5-0170. When the eliminations narrowed down to 16, the going got mighty tough this year. Scores were about as close as they could get. County Clerk Yernon Kays, a great White Sox fan, will be in Champaign for all the games and will give us a report when he returns. m CHEERING THE JAGUARS of St. John's of Johnsburg are the Jr. Yars. kneeling L-R; Christine Thelen, Mary Lou Johnston, Sue Maniscalco, Rosemary Kayler, Cindy Stull and Cathy Tonyan. Standing L-R of the Vars. are Helen Duarte, April Pritchard, Linda Adams, Marge Mclnerney, Cathy Freund and Alice Wilson. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Just imagine the tension, the joy, and the heart break as Champaign downed Normal 55- 53 in three overtime periods. That's almost two games wrapped into one. From where we sit, it looks like Galesburg will take the crown. They are rated No. 2 so will have to try a little harder. SPORTS Waukegan showed clas s in ed- Toiving a Heavy Trailer is \o Ordinary Job Towing a trailer, particularly one of the newer, heavier models, often exerts more of a strain on an ordinary passenger car than the car is designed to handle. Fortunately for camping and boating enthusiasts, several automotive manufacturers have recognized this problem and are producing vehicles designed and equipped with trailer towing in mind. International's Travelall station wagon is one of the leaders in this special-duty category. Because it is not built on a conventional"automobile frame but on a more husky type, the Travelall can pull trailers up to 10.000 lbs. without tail-wagging or bottomdraeging. The roomiest of all station wagons, it seats nine adults without any knocking of knees or squeezing of elbows. It can also carry 124-cu. ft. of cargo with the second and third seats removed. There is a choice of five models in the line, two of these equipped with all-wheel drive All feature a number of important trailer-towing characteristics. These include a unique choice of. suspension systems, best possible visibility, and widest choice of optional equipment They won't let us forget St. Patrick's Day. Charlie Lasch came in with clippings about the Irish. Now we wait for Father's Day before we rule the roost again. Two days out of the year isn't so bad. Some writers know how to hurt a guy. One fellow refers to the White Sox attack as being about as fearsome as a dishrag. Freshman Cagers Wind Up Season With 15-3 Record Find Your Dream Island On a Modern Houseboat If you have a picture for the sports page, please have it in black and white. Those colored pictures are toughies. BEARS IN BOATS Once upon a time there was a big noisy bear arid he got into a boat and stomped around Pretty soon the boat upset and the bear swam happily away He could swim. The "Fighting Freshmen Warriors" just completed a highly successful season of basketball with a 15-3 record. In the final game of tournament play, McHenry lost a 35- 31 game to Carmel. A fine team .>effort on the part of the Warriors, but failure to score up to the capabilities seems to be the story of this game. Our boys stayed in the ball game by hustle and pride, a characteristic of this fine young team. The Warriors were nine points down during the third quarter and came fighting back against a well-coached Carmel ball club to tie the score, but couldn't gain the lead. Coach Gary Collins states, •'This group of young men have been a pleasure to work with and their parents should be proud. I wish there were more interested parents like these and athletics at McHenry high school would take a large step forward." Congratulations to Coach Collins and his team. (We have some statistics that will follow). When Day's Done. Be Comfortable For the camper, the fisherman or the relaxing resorter who wants to remain informal but dress properly for dinner or an evening out. the new styling trends follow his path. Tattersall slacks, for instance. are in excellent taste worn with a single color cotton shirt, and the mock turtle is "in." Equally in good taste would be a washable wool sweater or double breasted blazer. Boating has the answer for those who dream of owning an island for get-away-from-itall vacations. Meet the modern houseboat, the portable island with all the conveniences of home and all the potential to lull passengers into the mood of the South Seas. Room, not speed, is the essence of houseboating. according to the Johnson Motors News Bureau Houseboats run from 18 to more than 50 feet, and selecting the best model for a particular family is similar to choosing a summer home. The "typical" houseboat has private bedrooms, toilet and shower, complete galley < that's a kitchen, landlubbers!», a heating unit and a deck-patio for sunning and outdoor entertainment. The houseboat-island is particularly suited for fishing and swimming. Large lakes and rivers offer the best water for houseboating. The quiet coves of TVA lakes, for example, are ideal parking places, as are the sandbars along the Mississippi. Houseboats can be rented, too. A check with the chamber of commerce in a popular boating area should uncover the names of houseboat rental operators. ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS- SERVICE I 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Roole 12 Phone JA 6-2923| .........4 ^--1 Qua^J ^ SPRING IS QUAKER MAID TIME! <'• :• 1- r?E l^i* 'CHAMPS'* - The IKS A basketball crown has cone to teams ir. 12 Illinois eomrr.-rities during the It years the state final games have been televised live from Champaicr.. 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