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Pa^e Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 5, 1959 SIGHTS M. C. H. S. WRESTLING NEWS MCHS WARRIORS BEAT CRYSTAL UKE 77 TO 75 Aim For Number 17 Over Barrington On Friday Evening by Ronnie Smith going into Saturday's game, but this clutch victory should convince fans that the team is still rolling along despite the lack of height. If statistics tell the story, here's a good one. The team grabbed 49. rebounds in this game which, surprisingly. is the highest we have had in the last five games. Cajthaml, Creighton, and Vvcital handled the boards in fine style. Only time will tell if this keeps up, but Crystal Lake's Some lVaders w ant all sports i news. Some want other stories I along the every day trail. We' try to mix it up, but right now this basketball team that Cliff t Fulton maneuvers through tight gilmes has us going that-a-way. Of-course, some thousand or more howling fans joined our enthusiasm as the Warriors came through with No. 16 against Crystal Lak£ here Saturday night. It was the Warriors' first game without Don Bentz and The loss of rDon Bentz for extreme height under the a big test. It was a hard job the season failed to slow up boards should have provided a lor the other boys without Don. our HappV Warriors as thev i good indication of what is to Ho was greatly missed,. How- squeakeci by Bob Menkes up- come.. !V?r ,_°n JC^ and-coming Tigers from Crystal Individually, Matt' Eichinger lk Lake last Saturday by a score led all McHenry scorers with • of 71-To. The game was played 23 points, besides having 6! as- , . , ,' , • • before the largest home crowd sists, and 7 recoveries. A big part of be teams of tho e and th(?re have success has been that HUton been many large ones. I'm has pulled the^nght man of I afraj(j many people were turned right time. awav anfl there was. standing room only in the gym itself. The game itself started out with both teams hotter than any previous game this year. McHenry made their first T consecutive baskets before misSing and Crystal Lake made T of their first 8 trys. The quarter, score read: Crystal McHenry's wrestling squad added two wins to their record, making it 5 wins and 7 losses, by defeating St. Charles on January 31 and Zion Benton : on February 3. Remaining unions were divided on the team i defeated ,'or tbe entire season are Dan Baldino, senior, and Phil Brigman, junior. Rich * Outdoors M.C.H.S. SOPHS WIN OVERTIME BATTLE FROM CRYSTAL LAKE By Jack Walsh illlililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriii Lundborg, senior, captain, George Vergare, junior, and with his coach, urgin mates all the wav. the bench at the .The boys either get key points, '.control the ball or plug a gap * on defense whenever needed. Some fans have asked how /many more games are on the Schedule. Here is the answer: Fri., Feb 6 McHenry at . Harrington ;.m Fri., Feb 13 - "'Henry Sat., Feb. 14 Antioch i; Tues.. Feb. 17 . JVlcHenry " Fri., Feb. £0 Woodstock Fri.. Feb. 27 .^McHenry McHenrv at A1 Cajthaml contributed 14 , points, grabbed 14 rebounds, and shot 45.5 percent. Mark Vycital hit for 10, had 12 rebounds. 4 assists, and 6 recoveries. Although Mike Creighton fouled out, he still grabbed 12 rebounds including some fine offensive tip-ins. Steinbach and Sehaefer scored 9 and 7 points respectively while Hester and Moss also hit comparable to most half-time the scoring column. Team play scores in the majority of high really decided the outcome of Zion at Mc-; Lake 2s, McHenrv 26. This Hebron at this game. 16 Wins--No Losses The victory rriade our record 16 wins without a loss and 8-0 is still school contests. In that redhot first., quarter Crystal Lake made good on 12 of 17 shots McHenry at for an amazing 70 6 per cent. Fulton's men hit on 12 of 21 in conference. Zion _ Dundee at for a 5- ^ per cent cjjp Both keeping pace with us, however, • teams cooled off considerably as they knocked off Barrington • after that. Ironically, the War- and Woodstock over the week- Then comes the regional rjors shot only 38.8 percent for er>d hold second place with a tournament at Elgin, starting j^e game their lowest in the 7-2 record. The Warriors March 2. Teams are paired off jast seven an(j about 6 points climbed to 16th place in this iJ r like this: Upper bracket: Elgin vs. Lake Park Crystal Lake vs. Harvard Lower bracket: McHenry vs. Woodstock Dundee vs. District winner One good and true follower below their season average of week's AP poll by earning 52 45.2 percent. Menke's men shot votes. We are ranked 15th in 42.6 percent for the game. t,ie Chicago area and are the The scoring was still at full onty undefeated team in the force in the second quarter Chicago area. Another crucwith the Tigers outscoring us ; garne is on the agenda for 22-19 to take a 50-45 halftime Friday, Feb. 6, when the team I advantage. travels to Barrington to take on; McHenry's strategy was un- the Bronchos. Remember the ^of the Warriors phoned with changed in the second half and last meeting when we won in 1 the thought that a large fol- they played the same tyi>e of sudden death when Bentz sank ; lowing at Barrington Friday ^all except that they out scored ,wo free-throws. Well. Bar- 1 night would mean a lot to the Crystal Lake 17-13 and 15-12 in rington is always rougher at ' team. We have no doubt that the third and final periods re- home and they will really be McHenry will be there in full spectively. ' out to tame us this time. They \ fHorce, and fully agree that a It looked pretty glum for the are just about out of the race 1 £;large follgpytng helps the boys. 1 Warriors as they were on the itself, bu|_,are still as good as! Some 6? our bowlers came' short end of a 74-6i score W'ith an\ team in the conference. \ ' through with wonderfu4 scores the clock showing 3 minutes Thev have 3 top scorers in i guards Fink and Esh and in center Ron Bederske. A crowd But that winning spirit pre-l^qUa! t0 the Libertyville and vailed again! First. Jimmv ' ^un^ee out-of-town games is PHIL BRIGMAN We were honored to hunt with the world-famous archer, Howard Hill, at the Wing and Fin Club, where we work as a guide, last Sunday. A shadow of doubt arose in our mind \ about .hunting pheasants with : a bow and arrow, but Hill, who | has killed elephants, lions, a water buffalo, marlin and 1 swordfish with his bow, did not seem to worry a bit about ; pulling pheasants out of the air. Howard Hill had twelve arrows in his quiver when we ! started hunting and where it ; took him only four arrows to , polish off three elephants, he "rtie Warrior Soph team edged a highly regarded Tiger five from Crystal Lake 57 to 56 last Saturday night on a 20- foot shot by Gary Adams with 20 seconds remainirfg in the overtime period. The score had been tied 54 all at the end of regulation time. It was the first loss of the season lor the Tiger squad in^-16 games. The local laqs were trailing at the end of the first quarter 10-9 on the basis of some excellent shooting from the free throw line by the Crystal Lake squad. By half -time the Tigers had increased their lead to 30 to 23. The second half was all McHenry as the boys showed once again a will-to-win spirit which carried them to their well desei* ved victory. Bob Vaupell led the attack ball. Wore than 4,000 freshman and sophomore students in basic instruction classes participated in preliminary rounds of competition during the semester. Winners received medals from Sportsfest Queens Ginny Hommel, Beardstown, and Elissa Weaver, Christopher. loosed twelve arrows before with 18 points, followed by RICH LUNDBORG this week. Morrie Crouch had 'e^ to P'a>" a 258 game in a rousing 661 That Winning Spirit series. You will also see Joe Wiser listed with neat games First, Jimmy in a 653 series. Another good, Hester came off the bench anjd game called to our attention; sank a quick bucket and 2 free is Harold Blake's 254. You i throws to make the score. 74- ?xpected. Box Score: ing on television. The local Foresters are getlowed up a long shot and grabbed his own rebound and shot ' -ting ready for their 13th an- again make ^75'74 I nual state basketball tourna-1 J" °"r favor a™ldsJ th +? roar ?f ment to be staged in McHenry ^ hu*e, crowd t As the clock again .th..i s year st. arting Marc'h showed 1 mi.n. u„te. ,a n. d 30 se.c7 - ' 1st <and ending March 15th. ' °nds left, Matt Eichinger made They must like McHenry. one free throw to make the score 76-74. The game was 1 far from over when big Jim.i Hess stepped to the line and ; made it 76-75. With 15 secr- DAILY PINUPS: A master craltsmart is one who can take the dent out of „.an accident and put delight onds lef^ captain Eichinger w~-. . .^\i --nt o an incident 6 dribhled thP Pr-vsta! T Weight Band-wagon success is worn [ m the sleeve: casual success is .-•written on the cuff: real suc- * cess is woven into the garment. What we take up is condribbled the Crystal Lake defense into hysteria before being fouled with 2 seconds remaining. He made one shot and missed the second to win the game 77-75 for another •.sumed; what'we give up ac- truh great comeback victory, cumulates. - The Crystal Lake 'team that ; Some folks need no aptitude came here bore no resemblance test, as they are apt to do whatsoever to our previous foe. anything anyway. The three sophomores, Falken- To do more than jus* exist , berg. Edwards, and Weight- , 'and really live: to do more1 man- showed tremendous poise! than hand out and freely give; aru' ability out there, and along McHenry 77 FG FT PF TP Cajthaml 5 4 1 14 Creighton 3 3 5 9 Eichinger 8 7 4 23 Vycital 3 4 3 10 Steinbach 3 3 4 9 Moss 0 1 0 1 Sehaefer 3 1 3 7 Hester 1 2 0 4 26 25 20 77 Crystal Lake FG FT PF TP Falkenberg 7 4 3 18 Kruse 0 0 0 0 Parrish 1 1 4 3 Weightman 4 2 4 10 Hess 9 6 3 24 Oberlin 0 2 3 2 Edwards 6 1 3 13 VonHarz 0 0 2 0 Jurs 2 1 5 5 29 17 27 75 Quarters: McHenry 26 19 17 15 -77 C. Lake 28 22 13 12--75 connecting with one of Wing ahd Fin pheasants." Our dog. Butch, a German shorthair pointer, seemed puzzled. to see a bird drop out of the air. when no gun had been fired, but nevertheless had retrieved it within seconds after the bird had hit the ground. Lake Geneva perch fishermen report good luck straight 1 out and to the right of the Riviera. Fishing in the Chain of Lakes has been rather spotty lately. A sudden change of weather might speed up the action. "Just For Fun" Skaters Veteran Skaters Place Again Mrs. Margaret Beamand and Mr. Robert Pedersen, veteran category skaters of the McHenry Skating Club "did it again" last Sunday at the roller dance competition in Harvey, Illinois. Placing second in the waltz and beating the current state champions, the veteran team (over 30 years of age) repeated their fine showing in the Blue at the McHenry Roller Rink's competition in December. Mr. Pedersen is a relative newcomer to the skating world, having entered competition for the first time last November. Mrs. Beaman has been engaged in competitive skating for the last three years and is enjoying the sport of roller skating with her two daughters, ages eleven and thirteen. Other skaters from the McHenry Skating club participating were as follows: Dick Dickow and Sharon Dbwe, Richard Foss and Sharon Beaman, Arlene Fuller and Clifford Atkinson, also Bob Berg with Audrey Milewski. §H :Sl#y DAN BALDINO Tom OBrien, senior, wins in both batches. claimed Nearby tonight, Thursday, February 5 at 7 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. a weak Zion Benton team last Tuesday. The 29 to 15 score was rung up by five decisions, two draws and two forfeits. Unfortunately, one of the McHenry boys, Joe Sanford, defaulted when he suffered a sprained ankle. Winning decisions for McHenry were Jack Hackmeister, freshman, Lundborg, Rich Mercure, sophomore, Swanson and Miller with nine each, Morenz with 7, Creighton with 5, Adams with 6 and Bud] Reid with 3. • It was ti*uly a! team victory. The Warriors travel to Bar-1 rington Friday night to try to j even the score with the Broncs. J The Sophs beat the local lads | 37-34 early in the season. 1 McHenry FG FT P Miller 3 43 0 Swanson 4 1 2 Vaupell 8 2 4 Reid 1 1 3 Morenz 3 1 4 Creighton 2 1 4 Adams 3 0 0 Totals 24 9 17 Crystal Lake FG FT P Smith 7 2 2 Rosulek 4 3 1 Moller 4 5 3 Cisternino 1 3 3 Garbe 2 7 3 Totals 18 20 12 FORMER MCHS MEN ON NORTHWESTERN WRESTLING TEAM Two McHenry boys are vieing for spots on the Northw e s t e r n U n i v e r s i t y v a r s i t y wrestling team. Paul Jessup and John Sternickle, both juniors, are members of the squad and hope to earn letters! Jessup just recently broke into the starting lineup in the 123 pound class by beating out Paul Blake of Wlimette, Illinois. In two starts against Southern Illinois and Ohio State Jessup failed to gain a decision. Sternickle wrestles in the 177 pound division and is pressing Bruce Thompson of Winnetka, Illinois for a chance to start. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, National Beauty Salon Week will be observed during the week of February 8, 1959, by the members of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists' Association in our city, as well as throughout the nation; and WHEREAS, this national professional association for cosmetologists, established in 1921 to further the high standards o f professional beauty care, dedicates this Week to more beautiful wo men; and . WHEREAS, the members of this Association are conducting an extensive public service program, donating professional beauty care to people in hospitals, homes for the aged and orphaned, and other institutions, thereby contributing to the physical and mental well-being of people in such institutions; and WHEREAS, the members of this Association enahnce and maintain one of our greatest wealths, the beauty of American women through their creative talents, training and years of experience as cosmetologists; NOW, THEREFORE. I. Mayor George Frc-und, Mayor of McHenry do hereby proclaim the week of February 8, 1959, as National Beauty Salon Week in McHenry, and commend it to the attention of of our citizens as a week to recognize the hairdressers and cosmetologists for their keen sense of civic responsibility, and their dedicated services to the grooming of women for greater beauty. GEORGE P FREUND, Mayor McHenry Recreation J Business Men-- v ! D. Schaeffer, 217-556; £. Buss, Jr., 214-575; F. Schmitt, \ 230-245-612; E. Pieroni, 528; 1 Huff, 527; R. Stilling, 212-594. Foresters-- D. Weber, 589; C. Pierce, 212-528; G. Rodenkirch, 541; P. Freund, 527; F„ Meyer, 212; R. Adams, 497; H. Justen, 491; J. McGee, 211. ft Thurs. 9:15--• W. Hojnacki, 233-544; E. Peisert, 212-597; B. O'Brien, 222-544; J. Justen, 218-552; D. Weber, 538; E. Peterson, 563; I Larkin, 546; Crouch, 258-244 (661; Coari. 212-545; Kuna, 217- ] 596; Wally, 211-535; Nels, 210- j 591; Dick, 544; Ralph, 540; J. I Wiser, 230-238-653; Sigiwm, ! 242-575; Simon, 212. WJ Mon. 7:00-- M. Gath, 224-S83; H. Lottchea, 533; R. Justen, 227-241- 620; R. Orthwein, 211; G. Kleinhans, 553; J. Justen, 548; R. Pries, 538; Lc Thennes, 571; R. Stilling, 537; H. Blake, 254- 617; R. Newlon, 233-583; A. Brink. 558; D. Buralli, 551; R. Kreier, 553: W. O' Bi#)n, 576; R.Kuna, 563; D. Weber, 53§; R. Hignight, 535. Tues Thirty-Nlnei^--^ K. Freund, 381; L. Freund, 375; E. Peisert, 187-494; V. (Continued on Page Five) If you can't find a book worth reading, try to write one worth writing. GARY VOGT WINS FIRST IN U. OF I. WEIGHTLIFTING Gary Vogt, RR 1, Wonder Lake, entered in 150-pound weightlifting, has won 1st place at the University of Illinois 44th semi-annual Sportsfest. More than 200 male physical education students competed in finals of tumbling, balancing, Vergare and O'Brien. With theiappartus stunts, circus stunts, help of six forfeits and wins [weight lifting, wrestling, foil by Jerry Zeiger, Walt Messel, j fencing, personal defense, reand Anthony Espey, the junior-1 creation sports, table tennis, varsity trounced Zion Benton • shuffleboard, box hockey, hand- 39 to 11. ball, deck tennis, and volley- St. Charles succumbed to a 34 to 14 defeat at the hands of ; the McHenry Warriors last How long has it been since 1 Friday. Winning for McHenry , you have had your kitchen I were Baldino, Brigman, Bill to not only listen but under- ^ ^e John Hess posed a stove cleaned, checked for de. ! Anderson, sophomore, ,LUu1n1Ud-. stand to not po.nt a fmgor » bl™ the McHenry quin- fects and posgible needed re. ^ Vergare, O'Brien, and <but stretch out your hand. p Hess scoied 24 points to • Dairs? A^nrdi™ tn tho In. Rnn rrP,.t7 ePninr Thfi i.minr Anonwnous 'ako scoring honors in the FOX VALLEY pairs? According to the In- Ron Creutz, senior. The junior ,„,m„ „.u;i„ t-> 11 . ^ ^ st'tute for Safer Living, nearly varsity eked out a close win, ... rfi rontrihi t 3 " 27 percent of all home fires or- ' 26 to 33, with the aid of Bryan Z' L °" "°me 'K'nate in the kitchen, while , Ziebel, Jim Hansen (pin), Jim Thf> nthnr »«•<-*' E-,?0 "!?' ^°tpctive stoves or kitchen i Dowhin, Anthony Espey (pin), RIDERS lnH \\>i"hfm- n '"f- % ^ heaters account for the largest j and Joe Sanford who won their a d ^>«htman also held the.r number of these fires. matches. and Gary Hitter, who , ow n on tho boards and in the ! ... , The weekly meeting was held scoring column. These three, tied. fit Jim DeYoung s in Crystal plus » fine sophomore 1eam Lake. The topic of discussion wh'eh went down to its first was of the trophies to be given defeal at ihe hands of the Litaway at the banquet in April, tlf Warriors, give promise of Activity trophies will be given great things in Tigertown next to members with the highest year and the following vear. One doesn't have to live alone to feel lonesome. The Warriors trampled over points for the year Jerry Rheinhart, one of our members, slipped on the ice last week and broke his ankle. On March 21. the club is sponsoring a dance at the VFW Le1 s hope that Menke's men can knock off some of our other challengers in the remainder of ihe race. First Big Test As far as Ihe Warriors are hall in McHenry with B. concerned this was the first Freund's band. Tickets can be big test. All eyes were on this purchased from members or at crucial battle, the first one the door. with out big Don Bentz. Opin- VALENTHE PARTY FRIDAY, FSiaUARY 13th 8 P.M. to >1 P.M. GAMES -- PRIZES -- FUN FOR ALL! IT .FOR FUN Mllft RINK McHENRY, ILL. NCOMI TAI RE.T-UK* Jl TO WORRY! I SAVED ... • MONEY • TIME • BOTHER and AGGRAVATION on my TAX . . . bv seeing: McHENRY ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 123 North Riverside Drive SECOND FLOOR TELEPHONE: MCHENRY 343, BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENKF 2430 TRAINING and iOAR&ING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service # Headed & Unhealed Kennels ® German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving STARTS FRIDAY . . . also SAT thru TUES WALT DISNEY'S "TONKA" In Technicolor . . . with SAL MINEO Adults 65c - Children 35c STARTS WED, FEB. 11 "SNOWFIRE" . . . has all the thrill of a WALT DISNEY Hit! . . . plus "THE LITTLEST HOBO" starring London the Dog and Fleecie the Lamb Adults 65c - Children 25c ELM THEATRf- WAI7CONDA. ILLINOIS' Children (Under 12) 25c Open pally at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children LAST DAY THURS., FE^5 "PARTY GIRL" with Robert Taylor Shows at 7 & .9 p.m. FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. & TUES., FEB. 6-7-8-9-10 The TIM Story B»Mmd 0 gSAL aVSiMEQ Sat, & Sun. Continous fr<j0n 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 & 9:30 Adults 60c & Children 25c WED. thru SAT., FEB. 11-14 "AT WAR with THE ARMY" with MARTIN & LEWIS Saturday Matinee at 1:30 McHen 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 Sunday Shows Will Start At 3:00 P.M. (If regular feature not suitable for children, a special s^w for Kiddies will be shown from 3:00 to 5'00.) FRI., SAT., SUN. and MON. FEB. 6,7,8 & 9 Opet See everything new a? the Chicago National Boat Show • Over 400 exciting exhibits--all the latest in boats and boating. • A "Pageant of Boating" and boats afloat on a man-made lake. ...... • Free! Colorful boating and fishing movies. YECHNiCOLOR' SAL MINEO Special Matinee Saturday at 2:00 P.M. Sunday Matinee starts 3:00 P. M. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY FEB. 10-11 SH0Mr International Amphitheatre 4ind i Holst»d-f«b. 4th, t to 11 p.m. Wwkdoyi, J to 11 p.m. Siturdoys, 11 to 11 p.m. Sundays, 11 to 7 p.m. Admission Sl.Sfl. Children 75<t. Taxindudod. AmpU Parking. CHARLES , BOM: . HENRI VIDAL Rrigi&j j 10# • PlfflJRE! id. N. UNITED ARTISTS CORP. Recommended |("or Adults Only! Added - Selected Short Subjects THURS.. FRI. & SAT. ' FEB. 12, 13 & 14 Dean MARTIN and Jerry LEWIS "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" Added -- Selected Short Subjects