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Out -- Page Four Thtf*sday, January 27jl96fl( Sfy: fiaH Walsh Said Mrs. Ray Rode after the basketball game last Friday night-, "i wonder wnat t,ari will have to say in his column about this game?" Let's say it wasn't the kind of game that sends the crowd on tne way with smiles. We are accustomed to losing this year and have no complaints. lhe team is young and not made up as giants. In the first quarter, the Warriors were a wnoop-de-do ball club, scoring 25 points and zipping that bail cuound in style. In the second period the Streaks of VvoodsiocK turned on the steam and really streaked. Vve thought their sue anu maturity showed up at this time. The Warriors were seeing the score close in on them and started to shoot from too iar out. Woodstock took command in the last half and the game took a rough t,urn. Old White Sox Fan And Young The above picture was taken recently at Rockford as "So I Hear" talked with Pete Ward, star third baseman, about the White Sox and their plans for a pennant in '66. They plan to win! ? BarringtonTo Host Wrestling Tournament Barrington "high school will host its eighth annual freshm e nf invitational x wrestling tournament on Saturday, Jan; 29, at the high school gymnasium. Being one of the oldest tournaments of its kind in the area, the event annually attracts ..many scfyoolp of the northwest suburban area. Competing this year in addition to the host school, are freshmen wrestlers from Cary-Grove,, Conant, Crystal Lake, Dundee,' L a b e r t y v i l l e , M c H e n r y , a n d Mundelein high schools. First round action is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. followed immediately by the sdmi-final matches. At 3 p.m., third and fourth place matches will begin followed by the finals. Team trophies will be awarded tr> the first and second place teams. In addition, individual awards will be given for the first four places in each weight division. WARRIORS START FAST. BUT STILL LOSE TO WOODSTOCK 75 • 61 SODA, CHIMKE LEAD SCORING It would be narrow to think our own boys didn't get in a few jabs, out an eioow in Evans' stomach lit the fuse when the game was near tne end. ^ Two players tangled arid were put out of tne game. Then one of our subs put on/ a temper tantrum and Coach derson rightly set him 01/ the bench. We purposely omit names. After all, we must remember that spirited young athletes let loose once in a while. As usual, each crowd thought their boys were right. As tor us, we think they were both wrong. Rivalry between schools is to be desired. In the past, we have maintained that the players were the best sports in the gym. We saw opposing players get together at the end of the game and the world seemed, all right. We like a good fight in the ring with boxing gloves. On the basketball floor, we like to see the boys play basketball. Can't say there were no battles on the floor way back in our day. But, things worked out and the world did not come to an end. So. That's what we have to say about the game of basketball of last week. It didn't leave a sweet taste in our mouth. Now for the game with Crystal Lake here Friday night. When Donald Wattles asked us for a prediction last week, vve told him McHenry would win. We turned around to give him that "I told you so" look early in the game, then pulled in our neck as the game progressed. Donald hasn't asked us this week. Let's just say the Warriors will win this one by 5 or 6 points, about 60 to 54. If that doesn't turn out right you may recognize the north side-of a lellow going south tout the back doon after the game. Haven't had a card this year from the sunny south showing bathing beauties and notation "Wish you were here". We did have a enrd from tarry Geicr from Korea and appreciate the thought. Of course, Larry didn't give us that "Wish you wore here" business. We wish YOU were HERE, Larry. Evelyn Anderson Henke, now a Woodstock resident, came over to say hello at the game Fans who watched McHenry fall again to the hands of the Woodstock Blue Streaks Friday night must of wondered what happened to the Warrior team that played the first quarter. The Warriors were fantastic during the first stanza as they outscored Woodstock 25-18. However, immediately starting the second stanza the Warriors cooled off and lost a seven point lead by the end of the period. At half time they, led Woodstock 33-33. The Streaks out rebounded and out shot the Warriors during the*? last two periods and came up with a 75- 62 victory. * Streaks Control Boards Woodstock's secret to success was controlling the backboar d s. McHenry players could not cope with Woodstock's muscle under the basket and as a result the Streaks were allowed three and four shots at their own nets. The Warriors came up with only 24 rebounds to 35 for the Streaks. Senior. - Rich Soda again led the Warrior attack. Rich played good ball and netted 15 points. Almost all of his M-uring occurred in the last half. Except for the Dun- Friday night. She has a son | playing on the Soph team. ' Kvelyn re'-dled the snorts equipment gifts that her sister Marion won wlvn she nuivd this column back in the ytfar •>t 19;'."). l.ili' ir "Mo.-e" ran a conte t to < hoose a name. The Anderson f mily. boys and girls, were great sports enihusiasts. K'v-x. f r^er MCHS s'ar. and his wife were :11 -11 1; tc i• t \vt- h t• if 'ii-.mr br.ys perform for the Streaks. This is the time of year when we think t h e management should tell us to make plans to < over the baseball camps in Florida. Now all join in the cjv.rus of "While I Was Dreamdee game in which he chalked up 18 during the first two stanzas, Rich has done most of his conference scoring in the second half of play. As soon as he starts putting two good halves together, the Warriors might come up with another victory. The Warrior scoring was fairly even. Carstcns got 10 points, Schimke netted 12, EVans had 11. and Reinboldt contributed 9. Paul Kilday completed the scoring with 5 points. The main problems for McHenry were named Jim Knox and Jim Johnson. Knox led his team in the first half with 17 points. Johnson took his ream to victory by^petting 20 in the second half. The next home game .will he this Friday night against Crystal Lake. NORTH SUBURBAN Varsity W L Pts Opp i Nor'h Chicago ! T-ibertyville • «*rys'al Lake | Harrington | Woodstock j Zion-Benton j 'Dundee I McHenry j Woodstock (75) ; T. Johnson Haseley R'it ton Wilson Steaeall J. Knox T. Knox B. Johnson McHenry ((52) 1 530 434 2 507 449 3 555 516 3 486 465 5 499 498 448 507 449 530 475 520 ft pf 2 0 3 9 1 4 5 6 7 b 12 0 4 4 0 7 0 b 0 21 21 15 b ft pf s carper MOVED TO NEW LOCATION 2209 WEST JOHNSBURG RD. . r2 doors East of Heliermann's Tavern Johnsburg PHONE 385-6218 IN WOODSTOC K THE MILLER J I HEATRE J riiONK l 338-oo:i2 ENDS SAT.. JAN. 23 Preston Fo-ier Phillip Carey "THE TIME TRAVELERS" - Plus-- Jn Color TABOOS OF THE WORLD" % STAtttS ScSr-jAtf 30 "MADAME" "ONLY ONE NEW YORK" Coaches Corner Basketball is an important sport at MCHS, but it is only one phase of . the athletic program, which in turn, is but one phaze of the entire" school program. Basketball is an important aspect of the school program because it requires many hours from the lives of each boy on the squad and what each team member learns during those hours is important. Also, like the band, the football, wrestling, baseball, • and track squads, the basketball team represents the school and community to outsiders. The goal of the Warrjors basketball team tain spirit which to call the "Chnmnionship Tradition." Such spirit should be demonstrated in defeat as well as in victory, in practice as well as in play, and off the court as well as on the court. Because of our record, we have had more opportunity, more than any coach or team would desire, to demonstrate the "Championship Tradition" in defeat more than in victory. Due to our poor record thus far, there has been a lack of adult- support. I realize that no one likes to associate with a loser, but. the loser needs the help most. Support the WSrriors, YOUR TEAM. Join the "Championship Tradition" win or lose. The team needs it now. Coach Glen Anderson Warriors is to rcrain.- I would like CAMPERS WILL VIEW SLIDES ON 1965 CANOE TRIP The Millstream Campers of McHenry will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nimsgern. The club is especially fortunate in having Miss Phoebe Romberger and Miss Marie DeGref of Wonder Lake back again for this program. They will show slides of last summer's canoe trip on Sawbill Lake, Minn., and how they portaged from one small lake to another in this scenic wilderness of Minnesota. This promises to be a very enjoyable evening. Serving on the refreshment committee for the February meeting are Mrs. Arthur Rohr. Mrs. Edward Thennes and Mrs. William Nimsgern. Reinboldt Soda Lossman Schimke Kilday Evans Camasta Carstcns Harrison Woodstock McHenry 26 10 25 18 15 21 21--75 25 10 10 17--62 League Bowling CKdmpioriLiLsL 'l ! • I Pictured are the McHenry County Women's Bowling Association Champions of 1963. Playing on the Freund Oil team, they won again this year with a 2820 series. • Back Row: Kathy Schlitt, Mary Einspar, and Billie Mackinder. ^ Front 'Row: Elsie Winkel and Captain Dorothy Freund. The team bowls in "the Tuesday night' league at"""' McHenry Recreation. CHSWRES ZION. DUMP The Warrior wrestlers lost a very close match at Zion Friday night 20-17, but came back in .good fashion against Cary Grove on/*, Tuesday. McHenry dumped the Trojans 36-6. Friday's match against Zion was very exciting. The Warriors were tied with Zion 17-17 going ihto the last match. Zion's heavyweight was too strong for us and brought his team to a 20-17 win. McHenry (17) Zion (20) 95 Morrison (McH) decisional Moens 5-1, team score 3-0. 103 Koleno (McH) lost to Casteal 0-5, team score 3-3. 112 Zvonar (McH) lost to Villalobes 2-5, team score 3-6. 120 Lamont (McH) decisioned decker 7-4, team score 6-6. , 127 Voight (McH) lost to Royce 0-2, team score 6-9. 133 Perrino (McH) tied Coon lrl, team score 8-11. : 138 Sobacki (McH) lost to lienson 0-9, team score 8-14. ; 145 Hansen (McH) decisioned Rhodes 6-2, team score 11-14. 154 Weikel (McH) lost to Kasdorf 0-3, team score 11-17. 165 Laursen (McH) won 10-0, team score 14-17. 180 Schuerr (McH) decisioned Carlson 3-0, team score 17- 17- k. Hwt Dougherty (McH) lost to Radke 0-8, team score 17-20. McHenry (36)-Cary Grove (6) 95 Morrison (McH) decisioned Hartke 3-2, team score 3-0. LOSE 17-20 AT GROVE 36-6 huSH WIN 15TH CONSECUTIVE GAME OVER ST. MOOTCA St. Pat's won its fifteenth Consecutive game in a row by beating St. Monica's 64-24. The Irish started right from the jump. "With Ringelstetter getting the tip and Blcnner scoring in the first five seconds. As the quarter ended it was St. Pat's 17 and St. Monica's 0. The defense was just nj^rr velous the first half as they iveht in at half-time leading 37-4. To start the second half something odd happened with St. Monica's only sending one man to jump and the rest set up the defense, but it still didn't bother the Irish as they continued scoring and at the end of the third quarter it was St. Pat's 51 and St. Monica's 14. They fought evenly through the fourth quarter and as the game ended it was St. Pat's 54 -- St. Monica's 24. FG FT T Blenner 10 3-4 23 Ringelstetter 7 0-2 14 Merkel 3 1-1 7 Stilling 3 1-3 7 LaFontaine 2 2-2 6 Larkin 2 0-0 4 Whiting 1 1-1 3 28 7-12 64 Brown 6 0-1 12 Gershceski 2 0-5 4 Rudinski* 2 0-1 4 Boultons 1 0-0 ? DeStafno 1 0-1 2 12 0-8 24 103 Koleno (McH) won by forfeit 5-0, team score 8-0. 112 Zvonar (McH) decisioned Streit 9-0, team score 11-0. 120 Voight (McH) won by forfeit 5-0, team score 16-0. 127 Lamont (McH) lost to Schmidt 0-15, team score 16-3. 133 Perrino (McH) decisioned McDillon 4-2, team score 19-3. 138 Sobacki (McH) lost to Simmons 1-5, team score 19-6. 145 Hansen (McH) pinned Saver 5-0, team score 24-6. 151 Weikel (McH) decisioned Wilfoed 6-2, team score, 27-6. 165 Laursen (McH) decisioned Johnson 4-0, team score 30- 6. 180 Schuerr (McH) decisioned Stieglitz 5-0, team score 33- 6. Hwt. Dougherty (McH) decisioned Anderson 3-0, team score 36-6. nation's duiccTihhgg plant, Tr he Saugus Ironworks, 10 miles from Boston, began operation in 1650. Now, a complete restoration of the entire plant is under way, and it will eventually be open to the public. The averaee human mind has 12 million brain cells, they tell us. Another example of wide-spread unemployment. BOXSic<#ro®f It' i ;) Johnsburg (92) tg ft Pf tp M. Bentz 6 2 • •3 14 L. Smith 3 . 0 2 6 D. Bentz 11 5 4 27 B. Oeffling 11 0 1 22 J. Rourke , 3 0 3 6 T. Freund 1 2 0 4 K. Laurence 4 5 4 13 T. Oeffling 0 0 1 0 39 14 18 92 Hampshire fg ft Pf tp Engel 7 0 2 14 Strike • 4 0 1 8 Schmitz 2 0 0 4 Elliott 3 5 5, 11 Keisler 3 1 2 7 Basely 7 1 5 15 Stadlng. 6 4 1 '20 McKirfhey l 4 4 6 ' • p . 35 is 20 85 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 24 42 69--92 Hampshire 19 41 61--85 Johnsburg fg ft Pf tp M. Bentz 8 2 4 18 'L. Smith ' 2 1 0 5 D. Bentz 17 4 ^ 38 B. Oeffling 14 0 3 28 .J. Rourke 12 0 3 24 K. Laurence 4 5 5 13 T. Freund 7 3 1 17 T. Oeffling 3 0 4 6 67 15 23 149 Hampshire fg ft Pf tp Engel 2 2 3 6 Stading 5 2 4 12 Struke 1 0 1 2 Keisler, Duane 9 2 4 20 Elliott 11 3 3 25 Keisler. Dale 1 0 2 2 Sunderlage 1 5 2 7 30 14 19 74 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 38 67 104--149 Hampshire 16 38 54- 74 KJ„' Laurence 8 . 6 ; 8 22 D. Bentz 10 2 2 22 B. Oeffling 9 5 2 23 J. Rourke 3 0 1 6 L. Smith 0 0 3 0 T. Oeffling 0 2 0'- 35 19 12 89 Marengo fff ft Pf tp Gaylord 4 . 4 5 .ia~ Samuelson 3 0 1 6 Rokus 12 1 24 Rudinski io 3 2 ' • Secor l 1 5 Albright 4 0 I fimmerrrfan 2 0 2 " A 36 8 n' 80-» Score toy Johnsburg: Mdrengo Quarters 16 33 16 38 Northern Illinois Amateur Basketball League Standings as of 1-1-66 Algonquin 7 0 Marengo 7 1 Johnsburg 5 3 Richmond 4 4 Hampshire 3 4 Cary * 3 4 Harvard 2 4 Woodstock 2 5 Dundee 0 8 Top Five Scorers fg ft tp Don Bentz 94 25 213 Johnsburg Gary Motley 87 26 200 Richmond Loren Miller 81 26 188 Richmond Hans Rokus 83 2 168 Marengo Geo. Strombom 71 25 167 Algonquin Johnsburg M. Bentz fg ft pf tp 5 4 1 14 Warrior Wrestlers m -i; ?' ijii| Hp jfctiji m m iiiilSji Ski! I id v -j 11 liSllferW.:'1 . iv|.i"' STOP a n d w n r DANCE SATURDAY, FEB. 5th 9:00 p.m. til ? ? Johnsburg Community CJub ^ sponsored jby 33HT8 4 'Rfefreshmenla [ 'Donation $1,00 Carl Perrino is one of the Warrior's more successful wrestlers. Carl's record this season is 7 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Carl should be even better next year. Forrest Viita is a junior on the Varsity wresting squad Forrest is a hard worker and always contributes to his team. 1204 N. Green -- Phone 385-0144 THURS. - SAT., JAN. 27 - 29 Thurs. 8 p.m. - Fri. - Sat. 7-9 MATINEE SAT. & SUN. "FIRST MEN IN THE MOON" Sat. 2 p.m. - Sun. 3 p.m. plus 2 cartoons ALL SEATS 40c SUN. - WED., JAN. 30 - FEB. 2 •K WINNER OF 3-- =?"Aef»S¥ filMDS! 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St. Thomas Catholic met and defeated a stubborn First Me-? . thodist Church team 70 to 50 •in the Mens League. Games scheduled for Fettru-' ] ary 1 in the Boys League at • Fox River Grove school at ' 6:00 p.m. St. Barnabas t>u.« ! theran plays McHenry Metho-"" dist and at 7:00 p.m. Ring- : wood Methodist plays -St. * Pauls United. 7 "" The Mens League games at • Lundahl Junior High in Crystal Lake lipve St. Thomas Catholic play.ng McHenry Baptist at 7:^0 p.m. and Fox River Grove Methodist playing Crystal Lake Methodist at 8^40 j p.m. , ! Boys League Standings W k. Ringwood Methodist St. Paul.-; United McHenry Methodist St. Barnabas Lutheran Cary Methodist Men's League Standings. St. Thomas Catholic Fox River Grove Meth Crystal Lake Meth. McHcnry Baptist 4 3 2 1 QZ o 0 2 • 3 : XHJS IS' (order your '66 model A now!) 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