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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 1, 1962 €clh£+ UJOCAJL. SO I HEAR... here", but take it they are not ! envious of our battle with the I weather. I MXI.I.i Ml,MM 1.1.1.M1M.1.M I l.l.liM.MII I I 1.1.11 • bent Coach Jim Doran and his basketball boys of St. Mary's School did it again. See separate story on their successful defense of title honors in the Tri-County loop. And, again we Better late than never - but tip our lid to coach and team. J better never late DAILY PIN-UPS Even iron can be it is first warmed. It has been a busy week in sports circles hereabouts. Friday night we saw Harrington beat our Warriors on the home floor. Saturday ni.uht we saw Woodstock's new gym for the, first time and incidentally saw their Blue Streaks edge McHenry 77 to 73. In those two games we saw everything--too much of some Some players and some -playslooked great. Some looked not so good. We saw coaches with blood pressure soaring and officials who couldn't please anybody. There comes a time in every season of every sport that we decide it is time to give the game back to the boys. When a team is losing, some blame the players, some blame the coach, others blame the officials. In McHenrv's case, a hard, cold look at the box scores tell us our teams (both varsity and sophs) have many more fouls than other teams. Another fact is that our teams hit the skids in the third period. Maybe that half time rest is not good for them. We dunno. Maybe <. other teams get lumps of sugar between halves. Studying people is more self educating than perusing books. A car brake that . will stop the car behind is a badly neeued invention. ' When easy does it, the guy alongside has to do it all ovei again. With feet to take me where I'd go. With eyes to see the sunbet glow. With ears to hear what I woulr j know, I'm blefsed indeed The world is mine: Dear Lord, forgive me when I whine. Anonymous % By Jack Walsh WARRIORS LOSE 77-73(BATTLE TO WOODSTOCK There is seldom anything wrong with a team that a good victory won't cure. Let's have it when Crystal Lake comes to see us Friday night. Had a big time at "Chuck Hiller Night" in the American Legion Hall at Woodstock Monday night. Players from the 1952 state championship Tiger team were present and had a lot of fun going back over the years. It was a nice gesture on the part of the Legion group and was appreciated by all. Gene Freund played host, to the Shamrocks Monday night •in his parents' home and wants one and all to know they will meet again Monday, Feb. 12. The Shamrocks are getting new uniforms fhis year and plan to give it a real dash to put a winner on the field in *62. They will start practice in the old gym at the high school some time in March. If you want to play ball or if you want to boost the team in some way, turn out for a short, snappy meeting the second Monday in February. A note attached to Tomasello's score sheels tells us that Denise Koch, a 10*2 year old girl, bowled four straight games of 217-203-206-182 for a total of 808 pins in open bowling. Man, what a girl! And look at this! Bud Gende bowled a 614 series at the Palace J where else?), featuring a 228 game. Move over, you old bowlers. The Warriors of McHenry High gave further proof Saturday ni'^ht at Woodstock that this i<? not their year in basketball. The fans had their money' worth of excitement as the McHenry tenm fought like all get out in the fourth quarter, but could not ward off a 77-73 defeat. If- you did not see the game, you c&ri get a real chill out of a study of the box score. You will see the Warriors out-shot the Blue Streaks 31-20 in the field goal total and had ance in individual scoring. From here on the picture gets The mysterious cisco fish have shown up again this year in Lake Geneva. Catches up to two pounds hayg been reported. No one seems to know much about thum except that they show up every few years and then vanish completely. Years ago, we heard a story from an Indian diver who had retrieved' a drowning victim from Crystal Lake. He contended that an underground river ran between Lake Geneva and Cry^tcfl Lake. We did some checking at that time Ikarrington Bronc Boys Beat MCHS Varsity 69 to 60 It was anything but a jolly evening for McHenry basketball fans as they watched Barrington's Broncos outplay our Warriors here last Friday night in a 69-60 game that was hardly that close. Losing wasn't so bad. It was something in the air. The game was as close as could be as the first quarter and first half ended in ties. Then came the third period and McHenry's downfall. The home team out-fouled 'em again, this time 28 to 18. In fact, three of the Warrior starters, May, Petersen and Kusch went out on fouls. Paul Morenz was a bright ligkt^for McHenry, scoring 32 'toints. 1 When the game was over, Coach Fulton had his team sit- 4;ng on the bench. Reports halve it that when the spectators cleared out, the boys had a practice session. CHAMPIONSHIP OF TRI-COUNTY TO ST. MARY'S Hit Hickory Hill 26 to 20 To Hold Conference Crown Friends Gather To Honor Chuck Hiller McHenry (60) FG FT 3 0 6 Fletcher 1 Farr 2 t, Morenz 13 d that these were ] Schmidt ...... 0 two lakes in this j Rourke ."*' ] q area where the cisco can be Freund 1 caught. His story seemed feas- DeCicco 0 ible because cisco were never May 2 caught in the two lakes during Stacknick 0 any one period of time. Good' Peterson ...... 2 catches would be made one Kusch 0 year at Lake Geneva and the Fino 0 following year Crystal Lake F PT 1 5 would be the only place a cisco Totals could be caught. We have never hooked one of these herringlike fish and Bremer have often tried to find out Brodhay 1 more about them. Any bits of Leaf q information sent in by our Hoffman readers would be greatly ap- j Kelly 5 predated. I Graver Well, rabbit season is closed McCarthy for the year and most of the hunters complain that the poor season is to be attributed to unfavorable weather and foxes. Verv little can be done about | the weather, but much can I be done to "control the fox bal- population. Most of the game-call manufacturers are rrjaking fox 21 18 28 60 Barrington (69) FG FT F PT terrible. McHenry had 28 fouls j calls that sell complete with against 12 for Woodstock. On those free throws. Woodstock picked up 37 against 11 for McHenry. ^ With Eckert leading the way and those two fine sophomores, Anderson and Johansen, not far behind, the Streaks were the best looking team to represent Woodstock in recent years. The Warriors gave away too many points, but gave us a great battle to throw frenzy into the enemy camp in the final minutes. McHenry (73) Fletcher Morenz . DcCicco . May Stacknick Fino Totals •. Woodstock (77) FG FG FG FT F PT 2 0 2 4 7 G 4 20 3 2 4 8 0 0 1 0 5 2 4 12 0 0 1 0 q 1 5 19 3 0 5 6 2 0 2 4 31 11 28 73 Eckert 6 14 4 11 4 4 PT 26 16 19 8 8 The McHenry Rec Majors were at it again. Ray Shanafelt hit 'em 244-644. Ray Weide h?ui 634 and Wally Webb 632. John Herdrich had a 268 game and Don Ferris 248. Lotsa class ir, that league. Anderson 6 •Tohansen 4 Widmayer .... 2 Brasile 2 Totals 20 37, 12 77 Scoring by Quarters: McHenry 20 21 14 18--73 Woodstock 21 25 18 13--77 instructions on how to lure "old red" within killing range. A little practice and a lot of patience can make this method pay off. Ice fishing has been slow lately. Channel Lake has been the most consistant producer in the last two weeks and late afternoon is the best time to fish there. M&ny ice-fishermen complain of ice freezing to their lines and bobbers. Try coating them with vaseline. This usually remedies the situation. 2 4 4 8 3 4 5 0 0 1 0 5 10 2 20 3 2 13 0 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 9 3 T 21 22 25 18 69 Showers 9 Totals .. Scoring by Quarters: McHenry 17 22 11 20--60 Barrington 17 12 21 19--69 Soph Box Scores McHenry (34) 1 FG FT F PT 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 Meyer 2 1 1 5 Blake 1 3 4 5 Lockwood 3 0 2 . 6 Harris 0 0 0 0 Markpraff .... 3 1 1 7 Jelinek 4 1 0 9 Benson 0 0 0 0 Totals 13 8 12 34 Barrington (49) FG FT F PT Williams 7 5 2 19 Cogswell 1 1 3 3 .Tahnke 3 2 3 8 Fredricks 1 0 1 2 Wershey 0 0 1 0 Condill 7 0 3 14 Grabenkort ... 0 2 1 2 King 0 1 1 1 Totals 19 11 15 49 A1 Otto, Jr., rolled a 648 series with the Thursday Niters. Bob Nolan hit 244 with the Monday Nite group. One of the Queens. Marion Donnelly, bowled a 550 series and Mona Haupt 244-532. Bea Meath was way up there with 226-586. Janet Heide's 208-528 was another good one. Here's another top-notchcr. Duane Bacon was well river 200 all the way in a nifty 646 series. From Jupiter, Florida comes a card to the Walsh family to let us know that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowles are enjoying beautiful, warm wepi'icr. They didn't say "Wish vou were Soph Box Scores I McHenry <27) FG FT F PT Mayfield 2 0 1 4 | Funk 0 1 0 i! !\Icyer 1 0 4 2 ! Maueh 0 1 1 1 Iiouser 0 0 0 0 Blake 0 0 3 0 Lo'.kwood .... 2 1 1 5 Harris 0 0 0 0 Smith 2 0 0 4 Markgraff .... 2 2 2 6, •Jelinek 2 0 4 4 ' Benson 0 0 1 _°| Totals 11 5 17 27 j Woodstock (40) I FG FT F PT ! Thompson 3 4 2 10 Pfolenhauer .. 2 3 1 7 Wille 0 2 0 2 M lvers 1 3 0 5 Stanger 2 1 1 5 Widmayer 1 1 0 3 Wenck 0 3 2 3 Disch 1 3 0 5 Totals 10 20 6 40 McHenry's wrestling squad won its 11th match of the year with a 42-8 win over Cary Grove. 14th Win For Lishamer Ken Lishamer, (112 >, who placed second in the confercnce last year and is determined to be the champ this year, chalked up his 14th' victory of the year against one tie bout. McHenry Grapplers won ten of the . twelve matches against Cary Grove, a new school east of Crystal Lake. Under veteran coa'.h, Buck Wheeland, they will be a team to be reckoned with the future. Winning Rccords Some of the winning records of the McHenry team are: Wayne Fuchs 12-2-1, Bob Wahl 1 ; 10-2-1, Jim Dowhin 9-3-1, Wayne Latimer 11-2-0, Jay Sayler 9-4-0, Jim Meyer 6-3-1, Lou Stramaglio 6-5-1, Bill Tychewicz 7-2-0, A1 Baur 11-3-0. Dan Kinnerk will be back to blostetr McHenry's attack. Dan, who was all-conference (103) and district champ last year and placed 4th in the state tournament, hopes to be ready for St. Mary's Grade School basketball varsity successfully defended its crown as Tri-Countv Conference Champions by outdefensing the second place Hickory Hill team of Meadowdale last Friday 26 to 20. The title winners racked up six straight conference victories after dropping theirn second game to Round Lake by three points. Their narrower! squeek was a first game decision over McHenry Junior High by two points. St. Mary's presented a well balanced varsity thatscrapped and hustled, all the way. It was aided by a group of' substitutes that made the starters work hard in every practice. Many of the subs might have made starters on some other teams. Members of the Championship Varsity arc: Regualrs: Paul Adams, Denny- Blake, Ron Anderson. Denny Hester and Jerry Glosson. Subs: Tim Freund, George Hauser, Ron Parks, Chris Wijas. Joe Birelli, Ray Simon, Frank Harrison, Rich Albright, and Dave Smith. Junior Varsity St. Mary's Junior Varsity ended un in a tie for second place with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. Two of the losses were to the league leading quintet of Hickory Hill by 2 point and 1 point margins. The other defeat was to McHenry Jr. High by 3 points. McHenry Jr. High Jaycees will battle Round Lake this week for a share of the rurtner-up positions. Members' of St. Mary's Jan-' ior Varsity are: Regulars: Jim Frost, Bob Schaeffer, Dave Schaeffer, Dave Meyers, Herman Krieger and Rich Jaeger. Subs: Bob Funk, Pat Camasta, Gary Schmidt, Larry Smith, Roger Pawlikowski and John O'Brien. m The above"»picture was taken in the Woodstock American Legion Home Monday night as over 100 friends gathered to celebrate "Chuck Hiller Night." In'the front row is Commander Stanley Davidson, "Tubby" Simonini, Joe Frett and "Chuck." Standing are Earl Walsh, O. C. "Torchie" Pellet, George Hiller and George Sullivan. Northern lllini Bowmen News There is not too much such a swell job last year and here's looking forward to another good year. New memberships are now being accepted in the N.I.B. and if anyone is interested Scoring by Quarters: McHenry 10 11 2 11--34 Barrington 1^ 14 13 9--49 MARRIAGE LICENSES Michael J. Wieser, Ringwood, and Dolores M. Radzin, McHenry. Alfred H. Tonn and Margaret Swanson, both of McHenry. John M. Schmitt and Rose Frisa, both of McHenry. HOLD CANDIDATES' NIGHT IN NUNDA TOWNSHIP FEB. 2 Sixteen or more Republican candidates will be at the American Legion home in Crystal Lake Friday night, Feb. 2, at 8 o'clock to participate in Candidates' Night, sponsoi-ed by the Nunda Township Republican Central committee. Nunda township includes the southern part of greater McHenry. All Republicans from any township are invited to meet and talk with these candidate;. A smorgasbord and music will be furnished. The public is invited to attend and meet the candidates whose names will appear on the primary ballot April 10. Results: McHenry Cary Grove - 8. 42 Open Wk. Dvs. 6:45 p.m. Open S^t. & Sun. 2 p.m. 95^1bs. Schmidt (McHl won on forfeit; 103-lbs. Creighton (McH) pinned Fick (CG) 1:02; 112-lbs. Lishamer (McH) pin- j ned Williams (CG) 3:40; 120-' lbs. Sayler (McH) pinned Magnussen (CG) 5:28; 127-lbs. Mc- Dillan (CG) Dec. Thoren (Mc- H) 5-3; 133-lbs. Meyer (McH) Dec. Schmidt (CG) 16-0; 138- lbs. Baur (McH) Lackey (CG) 5-1; 145-lbs. Dowhin (McH) Dec. Humphrey (CG) 3-0; 154- Ibs. Stewart (CG) pinned Kelso (McH) 3:40; 165-lbs. Fuchs (McH) pinned Heine (CG) 3:30; 180-1 bs. Wahl (McH) Dec. Natzer (CG) 4-0; Hwy Latimer (McH) pinned Gossage (CG) 4:40. CRUISES from FLORIDA to the WEST INDIES On the Luxurious 30,000 Ton S. S. HANSEATIC Completely Air Conditioned 3 to 12 DAYS from $85 Prom potr EVERGLADES Jan. 23, Jan. 28, Feb. 2, Feb. 16, Feb. 28, Mar. 13, Mar. 25, Apr. 1, Apr. 7 Your Authorize** Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE i news this month as we arh in the j either phone Ray Plucinski at process of setting up our new 385-1113 or come to our. next range at its new location. Our officers this year are: Ed Wilson, President; Mickey Smart, vice-president; Irene Adams, treasurer; and Andy Sundal, secretary. We have set up our comittees for this year and they are: Tournament Chairman, Ron Young; Range Captain, Duke Adams; Awards, Bob Alderton; Food, Marty Klapperich; and Publicity, Ray Plucinski. The N.I.B. will be represented at the state convention in Peoria by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson, Ron Young, Mickey Smart and yours truly, Ray Plucinski. A big thank you to the officers and workers who did meeting Feb. 15 at 8:30 p.m. at the American Legion hall in McHenry. Horses are often trained to wear snowshoes, in Canada. ASSIGN LICENSES The announcement of holders of the first 100 motor ve-Jf hide license numbers in Illinois was announced this week by Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier. The No. 92 plate went again this year to the Huch Leather Co. of Regner road, McHenry. One of the five changes in 1962 was the number 78, formerly held by Arthur Rubloff of Chicago, which went to Robert E. Shaw of the Dixon Evening Telegraph. ^ 204 N. Gr. Ph. 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