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On The Sidelines With Dick Rabbitt More honors are coming to Coach Ken Ludwig of our McHenry Warrtors basketball team. On Saturday night at Bloomington the Illinois Basketball Coaches will hold their first Hall of Fame banquet. All boys who made the All State team along with parents and coaches will be present. Coach Ludwig has been selected by the coaches to receive the "Coach of the Year" award for District 6. District 6 covers the northern section of the state. He is one of 16 who will receive the award for Class AA schools. Congratulations are inorder to Coach Ludwig, and may I make a personal comment, it couldn't happen to a nicer guy, or finer coach. To clear up a matter that has been asked of me concerning scoring in a quadrangular tennis meet, I called upon Coach Gary Gray of our tennis team, and his explanation follows. In a quadrangular meet each school fields six singles and three doubles teams. The number l singles player from each school, then plays 10 games with the other three singles players at that level. The total number of games won is recorded and the player at each level with the most games won is the winner. The winning school at each level receives four points, second place receives three points, third place two points, and fourth place one point. Points are then added and the places in the meet are determined by the number of points won. Don't forget the McHenry Relays tonight at McCracken field. Prelims start at 4; 30 and the finals will get under way under the lights at about 7 p.m. School officials are hoping for some nice weather, in order that parents and fans may get to see the meet. There will be only 10 schools in the meet. Batavia pulled out due to other commitments at the last minute. This is a no no in a big track meet. Heats will have to be rearranged, and no doubt Coach Wally Scott and his staff will have to reconsider placing some of their boys in various events. It is really too bad, as the Warriors were hoping for a 12 team event, coming close with eleven, and now having only ten teams. It really isn't fair to the rest of the teams, that Batavia pulled out at the last minute. Juggling of teams in various heats, could cause some problems, but knowing how the Warrior staff works, I am sure everything will work out for the best. - The Warriors of Ken Swanson are still in the fight of it for the North Suburban crown. Defeating Barrington has to be a big feather in the cap of the popular coach and his squad. Along with this win was the fact that they beat the number one pitcher of the Broncos, Rob Simon. Twelve major league scouts were in attendance for the game. They came to watch Barrington's fine catcher Frank Shellenback. They didn't see too much, as he committed two errors, and Dave Wickenkamp struck him out twice. Neverthless Shellenback is a fine player. Coming into today's game he had 11 hits in 15 times at bat. He will go early in the high school draft for the major leagues. He has all the tools to become a great one. Gary Gray's tennis team hung a defeat on Woodstock. Woodstock has a real fine team. They won the Northwest Suburban last season and are a favorite to repeat this year. It looks as if athletics at McHenry are looking up, with a fine football, and basketball team, now the tennis, track, and baseball teams are all having banner seasons, the future looks quite good for McHenry teams in the future. Frosh And Soph Ball Teams Beat Wauconda Monday evening in a slight downpour the McHenry fresh­ men and sophomores both defeated Wauconda at Mc­ Cracken Field. The soph's behind the 3 hit pitching of Dave Kuechel won 5 to 3. Kuechel walked only one and struck out one in winning his second game of the year The treshmen had a easier- lime of it as Bob Hansen limited the Wauconda nine to 2 runs. His Warrior mates gathered in 10 for a nice 10 to 2 victory. The sophomores and varsity have a Saturday holiday this weekend, while the freshmen will play a make-up game at Mundelein. Soph Netters Loose To Barrington, 3-2 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Toby Scott's McHenry sophomore tennis team lost to Barrington by the score of 3 to 2. Landa of Barrington defeated Thomas 6-3, 6-3. Wilkey of McHenry won over Smith of Barrington 6-1, 6-1. Gunther of Barrington beat Hurckes of McHenry 6-4, 6-7, 6- 2. DOUBLES Williams and Mueller of McHenry beat Kretschamar and Burton 6-4, 6-4. Hartney and Brown of Cycle Park To Open Sunday Maplehurst Cycle Park kicks off its second season of racing Sunday,April 27 with exciting motorcross motorcycle com­ petition over a challenging 11 - mile track. Races featuring nine separate classes of dirt bikes get underway at 10:30 a.m. and will last until late afternoon Practice opens at 9:30 a.m. Maplehurst is located bet­ ween Antioch and Richmond, on Wilmot Road just north of Rte. 173. The park is just south of the Wilmot Ski Area. McHenry Relays Tonight At McCracken Field By Dick Rabbitt The 10th Annual McHenry Relays will be held tonight at McCracken field starting at 4:30. The finals will get under way under the lights about 7 p.m. The field of 10 teams will be trying to knock off Kaneland, the defending champs, who have won the meet the past four years. Kaneland again is the pre-meet favorite, with the Warriors in contention. RELAY RECORDS Shot Put 192'14", Belvidere, 1967. Discus 550'2", Belvidere, 1967. Pole Vault 50'0" Kaneland, 1974. Long Jump, 76'3", Geneva, 1972. High Jump, 22'6", Belvidere, 1969. Four Mile Relay, 18.52, Lake Forest, 1974 f 480 yd. High Hurdle Shuttle, :65.4, Ga^y-Grove, 1967. One Mile Relay, 3:33.5, McHenry, 1974. Soph Sprint Medley, 3:49.0, Geneva, 1974. Varsity Sprint Medley, 3:45- Batavia, 1972; 3:45-Cary- Grove, 1972. ^ Two Mile Relay, 8:33.2, Marengo, 1969. Sophomore 720 yd. Low Hurdle Shuttle, 1:46.4, McHenry, 1974. Varsity 720-yd. Low Hurdle Shuttle, 1:41.8, Kaneland, 1974. '880 yd. Relay, 1:33.7, Kaneland, 1969. 100 yd. Dash, :10.2, Oja- Geneva, 1971. LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS Y TO CONSIDER OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS The Lake Region YMCA Facility Expansion Committee Gordon Foster of Cary, Chairman will host two meetings from 7:30 to 9:00P.M. on Monday and Tuesday, April 28 and 29 at the YMCA to ex­ plain plans to build four new outdoor, lighted tennis courts. The new courts will be built in the northwest corner of the Lake Region YMCA site on the west side of Route 31 a quarter mile south of Route 14. Hopefully the new tennis courts will be ready for play by June 20. GOLF CLASSES BEGIN ON MAY 7 AND 8 Tommy Meehan will again serve as the instructor for the Lake Region YMCA golf classes for high school students and adults. The first classes will take place at 6:20 p.m. on Wednesday or Thursday for beginners and at 8:00 P.M. for advanced students. All of the YMCA classes are held at Arnold Palmer Golf Range, Routes 14 and 31. Each class will meet for eight Wednesdays or for eight Thursdays. In the event of rain classes will be extended for additional weeks. Class members should register in advance at the YMCA. They should also bring their nine iron to the first class. Each class is limited to six participants. A small basket of balls is included each evening for each student. Bowling Notes Aylward 5-7, and Cathy Boro 4- 9. Pins over average: Esther Cygan 50; JoAnne Plucinski 38, and Petie Heck 30. TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE APRIL 17, 1975 L A. Smith 176, 243 - 556; D. Hiller 159, 162, 157 - 478; K. Bradley 161, 166 - 475; A. Ritter 179, 154 - 472; F. May 174, 165 - 470; B. Greenwood 205 - 463; B. Segermark 155, f55L - 454; L. LaBay 173 -450; P. Sc\mitt 184; B. Hettermann 17^ M.E. Freund 168; L. Wilhelm 164, 150; C. May 163; Sindy Rudolph 161; L. Jakaboski 161; L. Bruce 159; M. Wakitsch 156; M. Harmon 156;M. Smith 154; D. Roberts 154; C. Tancredt-+&3; F. Krabbenhoft 151, and «K^n- mitt 151 R.R. Converted: L. Vavrik 4- 7-10; M. Frett 2-7; M.E. freund 2-7; F. May 3-10; L. Noel 4-5-7; L LaBay 9-10; D. Roberts 2-7- 10, and B. Segermark 5-6. A BOXING * * * WASHINGTON, D.C.-One has the feeling Muhammad Ali is making all the money he can before facing George Foreman again. Perhaps that 's justified, after Ali 's great win over champion Foreman last year. Nevertheless, the longer he waits before taking on young, strong George the lesser chance Ali has of do­ ing him in, again. Foreman isn't so dumb he'll fight the same wild, free-swinging fight all the way next time. In fact, though psychology is a new asset Ali will have going for him this time. Foreman will be both smart­ er and unhandicapped by overconfidence. In short, the next Ali- Foreman fight isn't one that can be figured. That might be one reason Ali wouldpre- fer to take on Joe Frazier first. Frazier might be less dangerous, and would draw a big gate and give a good account of him­ self. MCHENRY RECREATION LADIES TUESDAY, 7 P.M. LEAGUE 4-22-75 Bitsy Schaefer 447; JoAnne Plucinski 398; Barb Leight 422; Dorothy Koleno 468; Nancy Shulda 528; Esther Cygan 410; Flo Dercole 471; Jo Rizzo 438; RoseMary Fereres 429; Sharon Kujak 467; Elaine Justen 472; Betty Smith 437; Tinky Meyer 464; Phyl Grosrenaud 441; Shirly Lossmann 423; Edi Nimsgern 439; Nel Fidler 459; Teresa Steffan 425; Wilma Aylward 447; Sharon Klontz Stock Car Racing Wind, cold and wet grounds combined to postpone the scheduled opening night at the Waukegan Speedway for the third straight time Saturday night. The season's first events are now slated for this Satur­ day night (April 26th). MARRIAGE LICENSES Lawrence W. Haug, 2423 N. Orchard Beach drive, McHenry and Barbara F. Wheeler, 48 Greenwich, Park Ridge. Danny Glen Pace, 2313 Monterey, Hanover Park, and Caroline G. Koehler, 2916 Idyll Dell, McHenry. McHenry area drivers will be out in force when the 1975 racing Season gets under way Saturday night, April 26, at the third-mile clay oval at Wilmot, Wis., about 15 miles north of McHenry. McHenry's own Sid Norton, last year's IRA (Interstate Racing Assn.) champion in the sportsman's class, will be at Wilmot Saturday to defend his title against a bumper crop of veteran and rookie drivers. In the super modified division, Jim Moulis of John- sburg and Dick Aissen of McHenry will both be trying to improve their position in the standings. Moulis has dropped a brand new engine into his already hot machine and will be gunning for 1974 champion Ron Marish. Barrington beat Kent and Gende of McHenry 6-2, 6-4. Soph Nine Loses 5-1 To Barrington The McHenry sophomores lost to Barrington Tuesday at Barrington by the score of 5 to 1. Errors contributed to the young Warriors defeat, as the baby Broncos scored 5 unearned runs. Tom Lundelius went the distance for the Warriors giving up six hits, striking out seven and did not issue a walk. Keith Rosinski's bases loaded single provided the sophs with their only run. The freshmen lost 11 to 1, and the frosh B squad lost 12 to 9. This Week's Winning State Lottery Numbers . T . iTWTi a % THE # ILLINOIS STATE LOTTERY WEEKLY LOTTO HEHGDH WEEKLY BONANZA & MILLIONAIRE ra r H Drawing of April 24, 1975 FURNITURE REPAIRING JIM SEYMOUR CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 151 N. MA^N ST. A 815-459-0653 < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > < > o < > < • o o o o o o < • o o < > * GRAND OPENING MAY 1! • FOR MORE DETAILS WATCH FOR OUR NEXT AWERTIS&IBir MITCHELL AMC-JEEP 907 It. FRONT STREET - MCHENRY 815-3854403 421; Clarice Buenzli 479; Kathy Miller 462; Petie Heck 411; Lill Michels 485; Joan Buss 443, and Cathy Boro 535. Well gals -- last nite of bowling next week -- see how many 500 series we can get (or close to it). RailRoads: Sue Koleno 3-6- 10-7; Pam Kozier 5-7; Eleanor Glaviania 4-7-5; Lorraine Ereund 5-10; Lois Crouch 5-10; Clara Olsen 5-8-10; Wilma TUESDAY MID-NITE SPECIALS TOMASELLOS 9:30P.M. B. Eontana 424-162; L. DeHaan 420-152; J. Kosanovich 414-160; F. Thorson 402;144. High Games: K. Kieser 178; M. Castillo 168; C. Heuss 152, andD. Conway 150. Conveision: J. Kosanovich 2- 3-7. When we have one law for the poor, and one for the rich, we have no law except the whims of the police and courts. TRI-C0UNTY CERAMIC ASSOCIATION PRESENTS 7,h ANNUAL "V CERAMIC SHOW COME-WOK-SEE S Wfl ST. GILBERTS' HALL 301 E. Belvidere (Rt 120) Grayslake SATURDAY MAY 3rd 1:00-8:00 SUNDAY MAY 4th 1:00-6.-00 0PBI COMPETITION- 50' Entry Fee Register May 2 from 11 a.m. • 8 p.m. DONATION AT DOOR I25 All Profits Will Be Donated To Charity GREMLIN Equipment* 2750 eature Selection Of Clean Used Cars AND. • • IF YOU ACT RIGHT NOW. • • ii °/ w Rtvovo ̂ w SIGN BEWARE! Spring brings many door-to-door salesmen to the area. Some are from reputable firms, selling qualty products or services. Others may use false credentials to get into your home to pressure you into "buying" 1. Protect yourself, until you are sure ! . .don't admit any person into your home 2. If you allow a salesman to enter, think the offer through thorough­ ly before you write a check. Make the check payable to the company, NOT TO THE SALESMAN. Don't write check until you are sure! If the individual won't take no for an answer, call the police... don't write a check and then stop payment on it. Many area businesses have cashed such checks in good faith, only to find out that payment had been stopped on the check and trouble ensued. A stop payment does not necessarily relieve you of the responsibility for payment of a check. 3. When purchasing automobiles, appliances or contracting for home improvements, do not sign an installment contract unless you intend to make monthly payments. Many unscrupulous companies have been known to discount your contract with loan companies and the company makes the monthly payments in your name. This is a method for the company borrowing money which they may not be able to do on their own. 4. McHenry is one of Illinois finest shopping centers. There are reputable firms selling fine merchandise and services at com­ petitive prices. SHOP McHENRY FIRST! ! ! [\i<hem*v * 9 r \ i t BANK ' "Where Family Money Matters" THE McHENRY STATE BANK 3510 W. Elm McHenry 385-1040 A FULL SERVICE BANK