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THE BKHEKHT KiMNDEAUER TIrarw&y. TdSrakrfV. 1983 4*/ EastA WtdbiSt. SO I HEAR • • t I Those Warriors of old McHenry high are playing basketball like they meant it the last two weeks. Coach Fulton has always liked a good spread of scoring over his lineup and has been getting his way of late. Qf course, the players have been passing scoring honors around in good shape. They seem to tdke tuttift. It took a lot of doinft to get a right combination working this year, but the team has started to jell into a respected foe in the North Suburban loop. Beating Libertyville by one point, Crystal Lake by two, then losing to Dundee by two points has given the followers all the heart< palpitation they -can take. The big test comes Friday night against the Palatine five and their big center, Kozlicki, who is regarded as a strong candidate for All-State honors. He is hard to stop, but the Warriors have idels! ftF.MINDKK * The Farm BurcaiT^sportr festival bowling tournament is set for Feb. 9 at McHenry Recreation for members and families in this area. The time has come for our Chamber of Commerce to rush bulletins to southern cities with glowing reports about our sunshine. Somebody Mentioned recently about picking up the phone and calling "Central." That dates back a ways. DAILY PINUPS Smile and awaken smiles in return, Laugh, contagion will brightly burn; Growl, and you'll soon dig up a score, Grunt, and in no time yoy'll have everyone more. Protect the birds, the dove brings peace, the eagle caution, the blue bird happiness, the owl wisdom, the stork tax exemptions. J The man who tyants may get nothing but whiskers. X critic is sometimes one who would have you do, say and think as "fee would--if he could. No wonder a hen gels harassed, she can never find things where she laid them. Figures never lie, but accountant and dressmakers can make them disguise the truth. - Anonymous. NORTH SUBURBAN" Brandings w L PTS. OPP. Palatine .... 10 0 616 477 Libertyville . 8 2 560 513 Dundee .... 6 4 581 550 Bar ring ton 5 5 575 594 Zion . ...r»v- 5 5 560 562 McHenry ... 3 7 553 595 Woodstock . 2 8 534 573 Crystal Lake 2 8 578 684 Friday's Results: McHenry 54; Crystal Lake 52; Palatine 58; Zion 43; Harrington 66; Woodstock 62: Libertyville 57; Dundee 54. Saturday's Results: Dundee 57; McHenry 55; Palatine 88; Crystal Lake 64; Zion 65; Barrington 62; Libertyville 52; Woodstock 51. WARRIORS WIN BREATH TAKER FROM TIGERS Rourke's Long Shot In Last Second Nips Crystal Lake 54-52 A 26 foot jump shot by Johi. Rourke with 2 seconds remaining in the game enabled the McHenry Warriors to beat Fran Wagner's visiting Tigers, from Crystal Lake last Friday night by the score of 54 to 52. The winning shot was set up from out of bounds with five seconds remaining in the game. The Tigers were a determined group from the opening whistle. They jumped off to an 18-15 first quarter lead, mainly on the strength of their excellent outside shooting. They added to their margin during the second period as they outgunned the Warriors 11-8 in n very exciting period. For the second successive week the Orange and Black fought back doggedly during the second half, consistently cutting down the Crystal Laki lead. At the end of three periods the Warriors were behind 44-40. The McHenry attack during the third period was led by Joe Fino, who tallied 10 of the Warriors 17 points scored in the period. Fino waf the Warrior hi;;h scorer for the game with 20 points, and he rebounded very effectively during the whole game. The Warriors, who shot 1 for 7, from the free throw line during the first half hit on all 5 attempts from the charity stripe in the second half. Pete Schenk, sharp-shooting Crystal Lake guard, was the game's high scorer with 22 points. The Warrior win moved them ahead of Woodstock in the conference standings. In the soph preliminary, the underclass Warriors beat the fledgling Tigers 55-45. Gary Lock wood led the soph attack with 17 point & and played his finest game of the season. Rich Soda added 11 points and Len Laurence 10 points X& the Warrior final total. Myron Bentz made his first appearance in a Warrior uniform since becoming eligible at the semester break and did a fine job. Varsity McHenry FG FT P T Smith 3 0 2 6 Freund 4 1 3 9 Farr 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 0 0 0. 0 Rourke 4 1 3 Fino"., 9 2 2 20 husch 4 2 0 10 Totals 24 6 10 54 Crystal Lake FG FT P T Schenk 9 4 2 22 Tasso 3 0 0 € Bowers 2 0 0 4 Bogers 3 1 3 7 Starkel 1 0 2 2 Eigel 4 3 3 11 Totals 22 8 10 52 McHenry 15 8 17 14 54 Crystal Lake 18 11 15 8 52 Soprf* McHenry FG FT P T Hillcr 2 0 2 4 Bentz 1 4 3 6 Mauch 0 0 0 0 Smith 3 1 4 7 Soda .a 4 3 0 11 Lockwood 4 9 3 17 Laurence 4 2 2 10 Totals 18 19 14 55 League Leading Palatine Plays Here This Week The McHenry Warriors, who have played very fine basketball in the last three weeks will take on the North Suburban Conference leaders, Palatine, this Friday in the MCHS gym. In their last meeting in December the two battled to the final horn before Palatine was able to win on a gold with 3 seconds left in the game by the score of 49-48. Palatine is led by 6 foot-7 inch all-state candidate, Ron Kozlicki, who last weekend scored 70 points in two games, and in the process established a new conference individual scoring record. The Warriors have been working overtime in practice session in an ^ffort to upset the Pirates and prevent them from going undefeated in conference play. An interesting note is Palatine has never won on the McHenry floor since its entry into the conference four years ago. Coach Fulton has indicated e few surprises await the Kolze coached crew. AMERICAN LEGION TOURNEY ENDS THIS WEEKEND By Tom Lawrence The first two games of the American Legion Basketball tournament were played Tuesday at the McHenry Junior gymnasium. The first game pitted Johnsburg and St. Johns. The final score was Johnsbur>» 29 St. Johns 23. Rolf Sfchillinc, was high scorer for Johnsburg with 7 points. John Meyer was high scorer for Si. Johns and was high scorer in the game with 13 points. The first hair was mainly defensive ball playing. Then in the second half they broke loose with the scoring. In the second game, St Mary's beat Harrison by a score of 36 to 16. The high scorer was a boy on Harrison. His name is Pat Schimke*. St. Mary's dominated play for most of the game but Harrisor. started to gain momentum during the last quarter. They just couldn't beat the bigger St. Mary's team though. There will be two more days of tournament play. On Friday. McHenry plays Johnsburg and St. Patrick's plays St. Mary's Saturday the winner of those two games play in the final game at 3:15. The losers of the Friday games will play for third place at 2:00 p.m. William Jennings Bryan toured twenty-seven states, made 569 addresses in 1896, in an effort to win the Presidency. (HP once made twenty-four talks in one twenty-four hour period). Crystal Lake FG FTP T Thurston 6 0 1 12 Gulley 1 1 2 3 Veugler ...4 0 5 8 Behrns 1 4 2 f Pfeiffer 0 1 0 I Naughton 2 4 3 8 Green 1 2 5 4 Sample 0 3 1 3 Fletcher 0 0 2 0 Hanson 0 0 1 C Totals 15 15 22 45 McHenry 19 8 9 19 55 Crvs-tnl Lake 10 16 7 12 4^ McHENRY THEATRE and OUTOC VING P 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 ' [I US jouii t'l'.'iwloni I.AST DAY Ik-lie Davis LAN\„, • Arpege • Scandal Rumeur • Pretexte My Sin TUSSY • Midnight Ovation • Contraban •Safair EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN McHENRY STILL Giving Plaid Stamps With NO Increase in Prices. NYE DRUGS "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE" One Show 8 p.m. . 6 DAYS Fri.. Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues. & Thurs. Feb. 8. 9, 10. 11, 12 & 14 Outstanding Musical Comedy! . Wonderful picture for the entire family. Doris Day - Jimmy Durante Stephen Boyd - Martha Raye "JUMBO" 2 Showings Fri. - Sat. 7-9 p.m. 4 Showings Sunday 3-5-7-9 p.m: : On© Showing Weekdays 8 p.m. Don't* Miss It! j Theatre Closed on Wednesday 1325 N. Riverside Drive McHenry NEXT WEEK: "GYPSY" Dundee Edges 2-Pointer From McHenry, 57-55 For the second successive night Coach Cliff Fulton's McHenry Warriors were engaged in a game that went down to the wire before being decided by two points. Only in this one, the Warriors were not victorious. The Dundee Cardinals beat M.C.H.S. Saturday night at Dundee by a score of 57-55 in a very well played, exciting g&me from start to finish. The Warriors were an aggressive quintet against the much taller lads of Coach John Paul, and persistently stayed on the heels of the Cards all evening. Dick Kozuch, rugged Dundee forward was the difference in the game. The big senior scored 27 points under the handicap of an eye injury received at Libertyville Friday night. Kozuch's eye injury required eight stitches on the eye ball. The local lads were behind at half-time 34-28 but excellent offensive work coupled with alert defensive play put the Warriors ahead by the start of the final period 40-39. The Warriors were outscored in the final stanza which gave Dundee the edge it needed for the victory. Kozuch scored 8 of his game high total in the final period. Ted Freund was the Warrior high scorer with 19 points. Ted was hitting fantastically from deep in the left corner. Lloyd Smith followed Freurfti with 11 markers, and Joe Fino again played excellently. The McHenry Sophs avenged one of their 2 losses by beating the highly regarded Dundee underclassmen 50-37: The Orange and Black led throughout and during the final stages of the game made it a rout. Ken Laurence led a well rounded attack with 14 points, ably assisted by Soda and Bentz who had 11 each. Wayne Hiller had 8 points and kept the team together against the Dundee pressure defense in the second half. Varsity McHenry FG FT F T Smith 4 3 3 11 Freund 9 1 1 19 Schmidt 2 0 0 4 Rourke 1 0 3 2 Mayfield 0 0 0 0 Fino 4 2 3 10 Kusch 3 3 5 9 TOTALS ....23 9 15 55 Dundee FG FT F T Kozuch 11 £ ^2 27 Henk 7 0 1 14 Proesel 1 2 v 2 4 Montgomery 1 2 1 4 Ducwcl . . ... 2 2 2 G Mally 0 1 2 1 Bcnbam 0 1 1 1 TOTALS ...22 13 fl 57 McHenry 14 14 12 15--55 Dundee 15 19 5 18--57 Sophomore McHenry FG FT F T Hiller 2 4 0 8 Bentz 5 1 3 11 Smith 1 1 3 3 Soda 4 3 2 11 L^ockwood 0 3 2 3 Laurence 6 2 4 14 TOTALS ....18 14 14 50 Dundee FG FT F T Byington 0 0 1 0 O'Neill 2 1 1 5 Campanelli 0 0 5 0 Cukla 1 0 0 2 Lindsey 8 3 3 19 Goers ^ . 0 0 2 0 Golladay T':~ 2 0 14 True 0 0 3 0 Howe 1 1 0 3 Norton 1 2 1 4 TOTALS 15 7 17 37 McHenry 11 8 12 19--50 Dundee S 9 12 18--87 Ever wonder why it was that Christ always picked busy people?? MARCH 2 thru lO CHICAGO NAT ikL f/, S . . daBuT .MA See the world's largest display of new boats and boating equipment! Here's the thrill of a lifetime for every boat lover! Your big opportunity to window shop the very newest ideas in the boating industry at the largest boating shopping center in the world--the Chicago National Boat Show! It's better, more exciting than ever before! Hundreds of exhibits of everything from yachts to rowboats-- and all the boating equipment that goes with them--in the magnificent new lakefront exposition center! pu* NAUTICAL REVUE STARRING JIMMY DEAN WITH EXCITING CAST OF 48 Ml For One Low Admission Pric» ADULTS- *1.65 CHILDREN- 75« ITCOBMICK PLACF CHICAGO GUI Outdoors By Jack Walak Reports of good catches have been coming in from ice fishermen since this week's heat wave began. Not many years ago, bluegill fishermen were plagued by bait-stealing, undersized perch that seemed to infest the Chain of Lakes. The picture is different now. Those little pests have grown anc^ compare in size with' the perch in Lake Geneva and Lake Winona. Thumbing through some of the latest gun books we noticed that many new models will be on the market in '63. Remington has come up with an auto-loading shotgun that is supposed to have up to 40 per cent less recoil than other automatics. It is called the Model 1100 and should be available soon. At last! Winchester is going' to market a single-trigger over and under shotgun that thr average gunner can afford. Dakin, a name rapidly gaining popularity, and handled by the Simmons Co. in this country, is manufacturing a model called "Quails Fargo" this year. The gun is straight stocked, available in 12 and 20 guage, and its side by side barrels are 22 inches long. A faster handling field gun will be hard to find. Most novel, is thfe "Four- Tenner" kit by Savage. It is an inner barrel that can be slipped into any break-action single or double barrelled 12 guage gun to convert it to a .410 guage. We can recall a kit to convert from .410 to .22, but never one like this. It should prove interesting and useful to many. The McHenry Sportsman's Club will hold its monthly meeting Mon. Feb. 11. Practice shooting on the club's illuminated trap field will be from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. McHenry Coachmen The meeting opened with a short discussion on our safetyprogram. Little could be said due to the fact we are still not sure if we can use St. Mary's gym. We made plans to contact the different clubs in town as soon as we are positive we have the use of the gym. Our main topic was our coming rod & custom show. We are planine: on renting Blake's Garage on highway 120, east of McHenry and the show is to be held sometime in July. The problem of classification was set and agreed upon by members. The second problem was the trophies. We decided upon two lor each class and one for the best all-around. Trophies will be given out at 3:00p.m., the Sunday afternoon, on the date we diecide upon. The show time and date will, be settled at next wefek's meeting. Anyone who has a car which they wish to enter may contact, Jim Thompson, Jack Smith, Dick Rodner or Henry (Hank) Miller. Anyone wishing to join our club may contact the same people. Jim Thompson Quality is always a result of intelligent effort. Marian Hurricanes Romp Over Beloit 88-59 For 16ih Win The Marian Central Hurricanes registered tlicir sixteenth victory of the season against three leases la?/t Iriday night as they romped over Beloit Catholic high school on their home court, 86 to 59. The Hui riranes jumped off to a 27 to 12 first quarter lead ard were never seriously threatened by Beioit, as the half time score read 43 to 24, Marian. - Coach Joe Gubbins used a total of 12 players for the county school with Rex Hester, and Gary Vycital garnering scoring honors with 21 points apiece. Clarence Adams also scored in the double figures with a total of 10. The Frosh-Soph team fought back from a 25 to 22 third quarter deficit to go on to 37 to 30 victory in a low scoring contest. Varsity Game Marian FG FT F T Stilling 3 1 1 7 Hester 8 5 4 21 Litchfield 3 1 4 7 Vycital T 7 3 21 , Bowman 3 0 3 6 Corso 0 3 0 3 Sexton 4 0 1 8 Adams 3 4 3 10 Parker 1 1 2 3 Freund 0 0 0 0 Niskl"^. 0 0 0 0 Diedrich ' 0 0 0 0 TOTALS ....32 22 21 86 Beloit Catholic FG FT F T Scott 4 8 5 16 Covert 0 0 2 0 Franker 0 3 3 3 Hahn 4 4 0 12 Belardi 0 0 2 0 Milatzo 3 4 4 10 Freeman 2 0 1 4 Smiley 4 0 3 8 Faralli 2 2 0 6 TOTALS ....19 21 20 59 Marion 27 16 18 25--86 Beloit 12 12 16 19--59 Frosh-Soph Marian 8 8 11 15--87 Beloit 5 9 11 5--30 The Wrestling Warriors appeared in their last dual meet of the 1962-63 season last Friday and tied a hard fighting Elgin team 23-23. The Warriors dual meet record for this season now stands at 7 wins, 3 losses and 3 ties. Elgin jumped to an early lead as Jim Anderson (95) and Hank Justen (103) lost by close decisions. McHenry got 'nto the scoring column as John Davis won his match in the (112) pound division. McHenry then sfeemed to take control as Jay Sayler (120) and George Sorensen (127) scored heavily on pins. This made the score 13-6 through five matches. Russ Phillips (133) John Oppenhiem (138) and Jim Meyer (145) all lost very close decisions and Elgin took over the lead 13-15. Larry Schuerr (154) came through under pressure as he pinned his opponent and enablel the Warriors to take the lead once more. This time the score was 18-15 in McHenry's favor. Ed Erb lost, on points, and Elgin once again tied the score. With only two matches to go the score stood 18-18. Bob Wahl (180) came through with a third period pin and the Warriors again took the lead by five points. Ron Gelvin HWY) lost a close match that could have gone either way, But Elgin heavy- C^onarci tu fci tionS to C. R. "Chuck PETERSON Who Wrote More Than $1,000,000 of Life Insurance During 1962 n This outstanding insurance man has again written more than a million dollars of life insurance in twelve months. It is a pleasure to congratulate him on this accomplishment. "Chuck" Peterson has achieved this honor through his conscientious effort to provide all of his clients -- new and existing -- with the best possible service and family security. His knowledge of insurance, his judgement and his desire to serve have enabled him to do a competent professional job of matching personal and business insurance to the needs of his many clients throughout this. area. We are proud to have "Chuck" Peterson as an associate and we are pleased to tell his many friends of his "Millionaire" accomplishment again in 1962. Frank Klondike • Agency Manager Suite 525, C.as-Eleetrie Bldg., Rockford • Phone 965-0608 All forms of Life Insurance - Annuities - Group Insurance Individual Accident A Sickness and Hospitalization Plans. • A N K I R I C O M P A N Y DIB MOINES, IOWA Palace Recreation Tavern League: Bob Beyer 221-560; J. Jatzke 217; Bob Cable 202-557; C. Behnke 542; Jim Gray 239-574;. H. Wagner 224-581; Jake Jager 211. C.O.F. 9 o'clock: John Schaefer523; Dick Rosing 536; J. Gende 230-532; A. S. Blake 243; Herm Steffes 916; Geo M. Freund 516. C.O.F. 9 o'clock; F. Gende 544; Doc. Kreiger 523; B. Kreutzer 504. 1 Tuesday Niters:. V. Weyland 516; D. Bacon 200-518; D. Huemann 524. : Monday Nite 7:00 Ladies; Lorraine Freund 171; Betty Smith 173; Helen Bacon 176; Virginia Groth 426; Lois CroUch 178-457. McHenry Mixed Moose: Mel Freund 526; Bud Axel 186-518; Dick 431; John 529; Bill Neuman Sr., 522. McHenry Recreation Wonder Lake Business Men s League Freund's Dairy is in the lead by 6 games. Team High Single Gamc- Kopper Kettle 1003; Team High 3 games - W. L. Builders 3006; Indiv. High Single Game- A1 Diedrich 220: Indiv. High 3 games - Jay Cristy 597. Thursday Nite 1:15 League: A. Otto Sr. 201-548; B. Kreier 207; R. Boro 506; W. Blake 207-526; N. Lange 543; W Sehwieger 206-530; W. Pierpaoli 553; D. Buralli 203-223- 608; J. Marsella 217-593; D. Kleinhuizen 236-606; M. Krueger 204-551; W. Coari 553; C. Peterson 516; G. Kinsala 230- 205-615; P. Overton 228-562; J. Larkin 220-214-607: R. Weide 227-573; A. Kunz 232-517; R. Cynowa 210; B. Nve 203; D. Kent 228. weight enabled his team to tie the meet 23-23. The end of the season is drawing to a close and- excitement is mounting as the conference, district, and sectional tournaments approach. The state tournament will mark the end of the 1962-63 season. Thursday Nite Business Men's: H. Rothering 547; E. Buss 211-562; F. Mathius 214-204- 578; G. Schaefer 215-212-604; B. Frett 536; F. Hoppe 200; B. Scheid 209-563. Wednesday Nite Mixed: Helen Rothering 449; Pat Rothering 452; Dorothy Cusaclt 434; Mildred Hinspater 425; Wanda Gehrke 188-500; Mary Kuna 427. . Monday Nite Commercial:.- Dick Wiegman .570; W. Schwab 535; Bob O'Brien 5j27; Fred 205; Bob Nolon 539; Gene Freund 556; B. Sheriff 201; .T. Piotrowski 211; E. Amann 580. Nite Owle: L. Recker 340(24); M. Booth 410(98); E. Jobes3854.<•21); M. Sulok 170-403(34); I. Kreier 437; S. Sutton 191-492; L. Freund 183-443-(35); E. Tonyan412( 40); J. ' Preistor 395- (29>; R. Adarhs 176-455(101); L. Miller 182; G. Steinsdorfer 451-430; E. Rand 170-450(66); C. Colman 194-200-161-555- (111); M. Murphy 429(54); S. Rolla 429(54): J. Nowak 323- (41); M. Voase 355-(49);^ P. Garrelts 189-471; L. Wotts 172- 470(83); M. Venable 452-(68); P. Rosing 439; L. Ferwerda 437; M. Otto 433. Rails: ^ E. Jobes 5-7; E. Koeneifiann 5-7; M. Kuna 3-10;" A. Huff 6-8; V. Groh 5-10; L. Milter 5-10; D. Stoffel & M. O'Brien 3-10 & 5-9-7; M. Karls 5-10: G. Meye. 5-10; M. Voase 5-8-10 & 5-7; H. Solchenberger 5-7; R. Simon 5-6-10; M. Venable 5-6; P. Rosing 5-10. Tuesday Thirty Niners: Donna Schaefer 403; Janet Heide 407; Sandy Foley 435; Lucy Knox 453; Dorothy Stoffel 475; Elsie Winkel 444; Dorothy Freund 466; Dorothy (Continued On Page 5) SAVi; TIME AND TKLKI'HONE CALLS RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS FOR AIRLINES, RAILROADS, STEAMSHIPS, CRUISES TOIRS, BIS, HOTELS, U DRIVE CARS No charge for our services Your authorized travel agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE < 3917 VV. Main St., McHenry Phone 385-5251 lilllllllULIlRl: Phone 338-0032 Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. & Sun. & Holidays 2:00 NOW ENDS SATURDAY "SAMSON AMD THE MIRACLES OF THE WORLD Plus 'PHANTOM PLANET" •I ••I II SUNDAY MATINEE BIG YO YO FUNFEST Doors Open 2:00 -- Show Starts 2:30 Children's Admission 35c FREE CANDY! FREE YO YO! For All Children Attending PLUS YO YO CONTEST ON STAGE PRIZES FOR ALL WINNERS Also a Kartoon Karnival and .in A11 Pun Feature WHEN COMEDY WAS KING II Sunday at 6:10 & 8:50 Weekdays at 7:00 & 9:15 STARTS SUNDAY EVE. 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