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DIVOT '! DOLLS V M.C.C. s. i) On The Sidelines With Cicfc Rabbitt What a weekend of sports for McHenry high athletes. Grr?y s tennis scIuad finished fourth in the North Chicago.District Meet. With the tough competition «r*r?um ' local netters did themselves a fine job. waP * exPerience these boys gained during the season, look out for next year. Could be some of the local lads will 2T ? the sta.te finals-There is already talk that some ot the lads are going to ente$tournaments in the area this summer. With this kind of desire, one can sure see an upswing in the tennis program at M.C.H.S. „ Coauch Wally Scott's boys had a busy time of it also. Finishing fourth in the North Suburban may have been a t of a disappointment, but remember the Warriors were running hurt at this meet. With the caliber of competition, it was indeed a goodtafternoon. - With some of the boys back in the saddle, they wasted no time in winning the McHenry County Meet for the second . sfraight year on Tuesday night. They really spread eagled the field in this meet. Scoring a 110 points and more 5ian doubling the score on the Crystal Lake Tigers must bring pleasant smiles to the coaching staff. John Mclnerney really ran the mile as it should be run. His time of 4.28 is below state qualifying time, and he won the race by over 30 yards. Personally I wished he would have been challenged a bit more, because with the attitude of this fine young lad I believe he could haVe broken the county record of 4.24. Ev Klapperich running hard for the first time this season after a pulled hamstring Won the hundred in the fine time of 10.5. Remember these races were run at night under the lights, and the weather was a bit cool, so times were a bit slower than if run during the warm sunlight hours. Brian Nuss really flew over the 330 yd low hurdles, and jumped over twenty feet to win the long jump. Tim Talbot ran a fine 880 to nip Kusliek of Woodstock at the wire. And it seems that George Hansen and Scott Freund have a thing going as they competed for first place irt the pole vault for the umpteenth time. All in all it was a good county meet, and a lot of fans were present to watch the events. Coach Ken Swanson is wearing a big smile on his face after the Warriors broke a jinx and won his first district title in seven years. Tuesday night they came from behind to defeat Lake Zurich 10 to 9 in a wild one. The Warriors are for real this season. With 16 wins ^under their belt, they are shooting for a 20 game win I season. The way this team hits is something to behold. * McCafferty, Ludwig, Wickenkamp, Christy and Jaskowiak are all hitting over 350, with McCafferty and | Ludwig over 400 for the season. | * • These guys come off the bench swinging a bat, and the | opponents better watch out. The genial coach never plays the same lineup twice in succession, so you know he has some bench strength to go along with his regulars. Coaches Gary Collins and Dan Boland sophomore track team are undefeated in dual meets this season. Their record at the present is 12 and 0 with only one meet with Crystal Lake and Woodstock remaining on the schedule. These coaches do a fine job with the younger lads, the frosh took third place last week in the Mustang relays, and the frosh-soph took second behind Crystal Lake in the County Meet. It looks as if Warrior Power in track will continue for at least the next several years. Yes indeed, it was a great weekend for athletics at McHenry high school. Now if we can get some boys down to the state finals at Charleston, it will be indeed a super track season. Here is wishing Coaches Swanson and his Warriors, and Wally Scott and his thinclads the best of luck this coming weekend. We know you will give it all you got. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1»75 N OUT IN FRONT... Brian Lund of McHenry is on his way to an easy victory in the placed fourth in the triple jump and fifth in the high jump as the McHenry track preliminary race for the 120 yard high hurdles. In the finals it was Peaco of Crystal team easily captured the McHenry County Tournament. Lake first, Lund (McH) second and Stine (JflcH) captured third place. Lund also (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Netters Defeat Cary Grove And Carmel 5-0 McHenry Fourth In District Tennis Meet Crystal By Dick Rabbitt Crystal Lake won the county sophomore county track meet Tuesday night at McCracken field by beating the Mchenry sophomores 95xz to 80'2. A1 Reinboldt was the only double winner for McHenry. He won the shot put and the 330 yd low hurdles. McHenry scoring was as follows: Long Jump - Howie Useman, 1st, 18'8" Discus - Rudolph, 2nd, 123'3" Shot Put - Reinboldt, 1st, 45'4' 2" 440 relay - McHenry, 1st, 48.2 2 mile run - O'Halleran, 2nd, 10:26.4 - Linanne, 3rd, 10:41.1 Sophs 120 HH - Schiller, 3rd, 17.4 - Petersen, 4th, 17.6 100 yd dash - Useman, 2nd, 11.0 High Jump Petersen, 2nd, 5'6" 880 relay - McHenry, 1st, 1:40.2 440 yd dash - Weingart, 2nd 56.8 - Oakley, 4th 57.6 880 run - Weyland, 3rd, 2:13.2 330 L.H. - Reinboldt, 1st, 43.4 - Petersen, 4th, 45.3 Mile - Linanne, 2nd, 4:47 - O'Halleran, 5th, 5:03 220 yd dash - Murgatroyd, 5th, 25.9 Mile relay - McHenry, 2nd, 3:47.7 Pole Vault - Boehardt, 1st, lO'O By Liz Nolan Engendered by glorious blue skies and warming tem­ peratures enthusiasm was the keynote on Tuesday's golfing for the ladies at McHenry Country club. The opening round of ABC Team Low Net tournament brought forth some truly fine golfing by the gals and many were the smiles that wreathed their faces. First place team with a low net of 230 was made up of Laverne Harpling 102-77; Maizie Stamer 111-79; . Ethel Koehler 110-74. Second Place Team with a low net of 245 had Judy Smithson 101-84; Barb Weber 109-78; Esther Jemiola 129-83. Third Place team with a low net of 247 consisted of Joan Buss 102-82; Emily Hester 107- 79; Faye Stuart 132-86. After chipping in from several yards out for a birdie on number 6, Carol Cooney turned in a nice round of 91 for a net 78. However, it wasn't quite good enough to secure first place for low net in Class A. Millie Leisten did her two better by carding a 99 for low net of 76. Nice golfing, both you gals. In Class B Laverne Harpling earned herself the honor of low net by shooting 102 for a net 77, followed by Emily Hester and Barb Weber who tied for net 78 each. In Class C Ethel Koehler captured low net with 74, followed by Esther Jemiola at low net of 83. It may or may not be a local record but out on the greens Joanie Buss did some remarkable putting to turn in only 24 putts for the 18 hole event - One reason she's strictly a class A golfer In Class B we had a tie for low putting bet­ ween Charlotte Zwissler and Emily Hester with each of them stroking their putters only 32 times. And in Class C Evie Guntner showed some mighty Review Pt Programs A review of the Physical Education curriculum at the two McHenry high schools was presented by Ken Swanson and Ken Ludwig, department coordinators at West and East campuses, respectively, to the District 156 board of education last week. It was the monthly instructional meeting of the board. Ludwig distributed a policy booklet from East, where 540 girls and 640 boys are engaged in the Physical Education programs. The coordinator pointed to a lack of facilities at East, and said more time is needed. At present, students participate in a class of fifty-two minutes duration, every other day. Ludwig said he would like to have freshmen and sophomores take advantage of West campus facilities, such as swimming pool and tennis courts. However, he recognized that transportation created a problem. Swanson said the P.E. program is much the same at West campus, with the ex­ ception of the addition of swimming. The coaches noted that Physical Education is taught nights and in Summer School, and it is possible to use these offerings to make up credits. One-quarter of a credit is earned each year in P.E. and it is necessary to pass four years The McHenry netters pushed their dual meet record to 10 wins and six losses with a pair of 5 to 0 wins last week. Terry Reilly in the number one singles won a pair of im­ pressive victories. Greg Worm at number two notched two wins, as did Jeff Boyer in the number three spot. McHenry 5 - Cary Grove 0 Singles: No. 1 - Reilly defeated Rens 3- Marian Central Catholic high school athletic director, Tom Parker, announces that the annual Spring Sport's Banquet is set for Wednesday, May 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. All organization and planning is again being con­ ducted by the Fathers' club for this affair that will honor the fine class by taking only 28 putts. All in all, it was a great golfing day for the gals, and, needless to say, they're looking forward to the finishing round of ABC next Tuesday. Following golf and lunch a group of "green thumbers" On Two ( of Physical Education to meet graduation requirements. The board acted favorably on requests to provide student travel to participate in in terscholastic competition in areas other than athletics. At a cost of some over $300, a Data Processing student will be traveling to Florida to take part in competition, and Science Fair students will advance to the state contest.After some discussion, the board agreed to study several solutions to a difficulty with the West campus air conditioning system. Deaths BENNIE A. PANERALI Bennie A. Panerali, 66, 307 Indian Lane, Wildwood, died May 13 at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. He was born Feb. 20, 1909, in Chicago. The deceased was employed as a senior plant assignor for Illinois Bell Telephone com­ pany, Libertyville over 40 years. He retired in 1974. His survivors include his wife, Ethel, a daughter, Mary Carol Panerali, Miami, Fla.; two sons, Richard and William of McHenry; and three grand children. Visitation was scheduled for Thursday after 4 p.m. at the Strang funeral chapel. Grayslake. A funeral Mass will 6, 6-3, 6-3 No. 2 - Worm defeated Manago 6-2, 6-4 No. 3 - Boyer defeated Suager 7-5, 6-2 • Doubles: No. 1 - Ludwig & Schuster defeated Vonheimburg & Rietured 6-4, 6-1 No. 2. - Johnson & Smith defeated Menich & Godfrey 7-5, 7-6 McHenry 5 - Carmel 0 athletes participating in girls' and boys' track, baseball and tennis. • Parker has scheduled world record holder Rick Wolhutter as the guest speaker. Wolhutter, currently par­ ticipating for the University of Chicago Track club, holds the world record in the half-mile look advantage of the day's balminess and started a flower- power program by planting posies here and there on the golf course. Next time you're driving by stop in and view and sniff the blossoms. They're beautiful and we're beautifying". .ompuses The administration told board members the system became faulty last Fall. New parts were ordered two weeks ago from the firm where the unit was purchased. However, the payment of $12,000 has not been made. Three alternatives were given the board: Install the parts in the original air con­ ditioning unit; buy a new Carrier compressor for $30,000; or purchase a rotor type compressor for $40,(MM). Action is expected in the near future. ha be offered Friday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Gilbert's church, Grayslake, with burial in Highland Memorial Park cemetery, Libertyville. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer society. BATTERY CHARGE Jerry Buhrman of 2305 W. Manor lane, McHenry, was charged with aggravated battery and resisting arrest following an incident at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake, last Saturday night. His bond was set at $3,500, with court appearance set for May 15. Deputies were called to the scene when it was reported Buhrman was creating a disturbance at the restaurant. Singles: No. 1. Rielly defeated Johnson 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 No. 2 - Worm defeated Wilkinson 6-3, 6-2 No. 3 - Boyer defeated Chicoine 6-1, 7-5 Doubles: Ludwig & Johnson defeated Mueller & Reschke 6-2, 6-4 No. 2 Schuster & Smith defeated Behr & Wilkins 6-1, 6-2 run with a clocking of 1:44.1 and in the 1,000 meter run with a 2:13.9. He has also posted a 3:54 in the mile and was a two- time state champion in the 880 for St. Charles high school. A pot-luck dinner will be served beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the program will follow. By Dick Rabbitt The Warrior tennis team won both singles and both doubles in the initial round of the district tennis meet at North Chicago Friday; a feat only-matched by champion Lake Forest. Terry Reilly defeated Rick Lindquist of Mundelein 6-0, 6-0, before losing to Stuerk of Lake Forest 6-1, 6-2. This is Terry's first season of tennis, and the young lad has shown con­ siderable improvement during the season. Greg Worm defeated Paul Dughi of Mundelein, then like Reilly had the misfortune to draw a Lake Forest opponent Stewart Jackson and lost 6-0, 6- 0. In doubles action Kenne Ludwig and Randy BI a 11 k e 11 h o r n d e f e a t e d Camerino and Schayer of North Chicago6-1,6-0, and then lost to Adajian and Christope of Lake Forest 6-3, (i-2 Joe Johnson and Craig Smith defeated White, and Looby of Carmel 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, before losing to Quinn and Tappan of Libertyville 6-3, 6-4. I earn Results Lake Forest 18 Libertyville 11 Lake Forest Academy 10 McHenry 9 Waukegan 6 Carmel 4 Warren 3 Zion Benton 2 Mundelein" 0 North Chicago 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES David W Anderson, 6710 Hunters Path, Cary, and Dawnalee Lott, 1103 W. Nor­ theast Shore drive, McHenry. Harold A. Ohlrich, 4103 Seneca, Wonder Lake and Joan H. Ohlrich, Wonder Lake. Michael J. Lamz, 4216 South street. McHenry, and Judy A. Pingleton, 2300 W Country lane, McHenry. Donald M. Behm, Route 1, Grayslake, and Judith A. Dorstewitz, 8918 W. Sunset, Wonder Lake. \ House unit moves to wid­ en voting act. ••••••••••••••••••••••« Bowling Notes ••••••••••••••••••••••• Front row left to right: Dot Winters, Terri Bohlman, Kathy Long. Back row: Nancy Shulda, Russ Osmun, Jeff Zellers, Ron Jagers, Dan Spuck, Terry Tvaroh. The winners of the McHenry County Junior Bowling tour­ nament were awarded their trophies and patches in a ceremony conducted by the co- chairmen Terry Tvaroh and Nancy Shulda at Metro Bowl Lanes in Crystal Lake. The presidents of both the ABC and WIBC of McHenry County association, Mickey and Julie Sund, were at hand to present the awards to the following junior bowlers: Bantam Girls Division: 1st, Kathy Long, McHenry Recreation; 2nd, Connie Brink, Edgetown Bowl; 3rd, Terri B o h l m a n , M c H e n r y Recreation. Junior Girls Division: 1st, Kathy Schroeder, Edgetown Bowl; 2nd Dot Winters, McHenry Recreation; 3rd, Mary Price, McHenry Recreation. Senior Girls Division: 1st, Rhonda O'Krie, Edgetown Bowl. Bantam Boys Division: 1st, Russ Osmun, Metro Bowl; 2nd, Richard Hoey, Harvard Bowl; 3rd, Tony Zoia, Edgetown Bowl. Junior Boys Division: 1st, Ron Jagers, Bowl Aire; 2nd, Dave Lane, Bowl Aire; 3rd, Dan Spuck, Bowl Aire. Senior Boys Division: 1st, George Mohan, Wayne's Lanes; 2nd, Mike Capaccio, Wayne's Lanes; 3rd, Jeff Zellers, Tomasello's Lane. / Special Awards: High Game, Dave Benson, Bowl Aire; Chuck Rein, Edgetown Bowl; Richard Hoey, Harvard Bowl; High game and series, Kathy Long, McHenry Recreation. mmmmm A HIGH THROW from the Hebron catcher brings the second baseman Peterson out of P0®1^1®" Ray Williams of the Warriors safely slides into second. McHenry routed the Green Giants of Hebron 11-1, to capture the IHSA District championship. The Warriors, 16-4 for the season, travel to Elgin for the Regional tourney Saturday. They will play Barrington a^m,PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) 4 ̂ v. 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