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Sect!©® One ^--Pag*Four THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thurptfay, February 17,180S., 90 I HEAR... In Skating Contest Bfr: Kid Wslah We must put our friend and neighbor, Bill Kreutzer, at the head of the class this week. Bill hit the pins to the merry tune of 696 (actual pins) in the Forester bowling tournament. Wow! He must be due for TV appearances. For you bowlers who struggle for a game of say 170, just think what it takes to bowl a series with a 232 average. The old southpaw must have had his wing in shape. While on the subject of bowling, somebody told us Betty Clark, was the only gal bowling with 59 men last Thursday night at McHenry Rec. It seems John Looze was out of town so Betty subbed. Bet John will never get back in the lineup. The 20th annual C.O.f. basketball tournament starts in the MCHS gym, Sunday, Feb. 27. The meet continues March 6th, and ,13th. This is a big event in the sports calendar. More next week. It makes us think that spring cannot be far behind. The Dundee basketball team will be here Friday night to meet our Warriors. It was termed an upset when Dundee knocked off favored Libertyville last Saturday night. Upset or no upset, when Dundee's zone defense failed to stop Libertyville they switched to man-to-man and bottled up the scoring. Just read about a fellow behind the iron curtain who was sentenced to seven years of hard labor for criticizing the government. We could get a lot of work done free in this country if all the- sound-off guys were handed a pick and shovel. But, this is a democracy in which we live. May it improve, but never be destroyed. Time ran out on us this week. Will try to do better next time. The businessman and his teenage daughter were listening to a hot rock and roll band. "Did you ever hear anything like it?" asked the daughter with obvious admiration. "Only once," replied her father. "That was when a truck loaded with live ducks hit a freight car full of empty cream cans." IRISH SUFFER TWO DEFEATS DURING BUSY WEEKEND Things just didn't go very well over the weekend for the Irish. They went to Wauconda Friday in high hopes, but having lost LaFontaine and Blenner early in the fourth quarter due to fouls, they lost their first conference game of the season 59-49. The news of Ringlestetter's accident, which will keep him out of action for a week, made little difference in their second game .as they strolled through Sacred Heart of Aurora, 60-40. The loss of Ringelstetter and Merkel, who were ill, was even more keenly felt on Sunday as they lost their second game of the year, and first non-conference game, to Visitation School of Kewanee, 111., 60-52, after a 150 mile trip of three hours. Almost immediately after their game they left Kewanee for Elgin in order to play in the first round of the diocesan tournament agaihst St. Peter and Paul of Cary. Tired as they were from one game Friday, another Saturday and already one on Sunday, they found little competition with St. Peter and Paul as they won 36-13. Now the record for St. Pat's basketball team is 20 wins and 2 defeats. The scorers for the four games were: Blenner-81, La- Fontaine - 40, Ringelstetter-18, Merkel-17, Larkin-14, Elliot - 7, Whiting - 8, Lavin-4, £tilling-3, Ruemelin-2, and Bartos-2. FINISH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT KID AT BARRMGTON. SECTIONAL NEXT! Scenes similar to the one above were repeated throughout last Sunday, Feb. 13, when the 1966 McHenry invitational skating championships were held at the Just For Fun roller rink on Front street. Pictured above in the sub-novice and intermediate Fours classification are Dale Marzano and Pamela Draws and-Chuck Olcott and Nancy Bardo, all of McHenry. In addition to figure classes for men and women, there were many contests in a variety of dances. SPOUTS. UBBOTVUi WARRIORS T McHENRY m CE DUNDEE IIS FRIDAY. LAST CONFERENCE GAME After upsetting Zion the week before, our Warriors were unable to continue their winning ways against a superior Libertyville squad. McHenry was outclassed by the Wildcats on Libertyville's court by a 82- 53 score. The Warriors fell behind immediately and never seoriusly threatened throughout the game. They were out-, scored by the Wildcats by a large margin in the first, three periods and by two points in the last stanza. The loss kept the Warriors in last place, one game behind Dundee. This week the Warriors will have a chance to tie the Cardunals in conference standings when they host Dundee on Friday night. About the only McHenry player to hit with any consistency against Libertyville was sophomore John Reinboldt. John hit for 16 points in the losing cause. The next high scorer for the Warriors was Rich Soda. Rich netted only 10 points, well below his average. Meanwhile Libertyville players were showing their class as they hit well from everywhere. Four Libertyville players scored in double figures and the consistency simply was too much for McHenry. McHenry (53) b ft pf Reinb'dt 6 4 2 Soda 3 4 2 Lossman 0 0 1 Schimke 3' 0, 4 / s Seeomd In Tournament McHenry Junior High played Lake Zurich for the Championship of the Tri-County tournament Feb. 12. McHenry played well and lost in the last two seconds by a 45-44 score. The "Little Warriors" were beating Lake Zurich by 8 points at half, but hit a cold spell in the final periods. McHenry (44) Pictor Fairchild Morenz Thomas Benoy Weingart Lake Zurich Stephens Block Lloyd Prouty Johnson fg 1 5 1 1 2 9 ft 0 1 3 0 0 2 Kilday 1 4 4 Evans 3 2 2 Cars tens 0 1 0 Camasta 2 0 0 Harrison 0 0 1 Folk 0 0 1 Sesong 0 2 0 Totals • 18 17 18 <• LibertyVille (82) b ft P* Jones 2 0 4 Jordan 6 2 1 Schwe'n 3 8 2 P'fen'ng 7 4 1 Kok-A.'s 7 0 1 Nutting 1 0 0 Conifes 3 0 4 Mellon 1 0 1 Gleas'ri 0 0 1 Gaushmm 1 : 2 0 Wil-sing 0 2 0 Hend'ks 0 2 1 McC'eris 0 0 1 McHenry 15 10 10 18--53 Libertyville 23 20 19 20--82 NORTH SUBURBAN Varsity W LPtS Opp North Chicago 11 1 828 637 Libertyville Crystal Lake Barrington Woodstock Dundee Zion-Benton McHenry 9 3 784 697 8 4 843 740 8 4 734 689 4 8 733 792 3 9 659 771 3 9 679 795 210726 855 Algonquin 118, Johnsburg 79 League leading Algonquin dumped Johnsburg last Tuesday .night 118-79. Don Bentz, league leading ; scorer was held well, below his average. Bentz did net 25 points however. Algonquin's victory was a result of a well balanced attack. Strombon led his team with 36 points. 19 6 44 Read the Classifieds 17 11 45 TieiETS mi REIEMT10NS for AIRPLANES - RAILROADS STEAMSHIPS - CRUISES TOURS - HOTELS U-DRIV E° C ARS Save Time and Phone^ Calls your authorized travel agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 8405 Wi Elm St. McHetrry 385-7p00 mm (No charge for our service) Johnsburg fsr ft Pf tp M. Bentz 3 2 3 8 K. Laurence 3 0 2 6 D. Bentz 11 3 3 25 B. Oeffling 5 1 4 11 J. Rourke 3 3 4 9 T. Oeffling 3 1 2 4 L. Smith S 1 3 11 W. Frett 1- 0 0 2 33 11 21 79 Algonquin H ft Pf tp Braun 10 2 3 22 Hoder 10 4 4 24 Hobbs 11 3 4 25 Strobon 15 6 1 36 Keenan 4 3 5 11 Reynolds 0 0 0 0 50 18 17 18 The IHSA District Wrestling Tournament was held at Barrington last weekend. Barrington was the tournament winner with our Warriors taking the runner up position. McHenry qualified seven men for the sectional tournament held at Waukegan this weekend. Qualifying were district champions Jim Laursen and Tom Dougherty, and second place winners Jim Zvonar, Sam Lamont, Carl Perrino, Earl Hansen, and Ken Schuerr. Terry Morrison took fourth place in the district tournament. Championship Boots 95 Kiss (Dundee) decisioned Whitaker (Barrington) 13-5. 103 Boehmen (Wauconda) decisioned Zvonar (McH) 4-1. 120 Jacobs (Barrington) decisioned Lamont (McH) 4-2. 127 Rold (Waukegan) decisioned Ludwigsen (CL) 6-4 6ut . 133 Quinn (CL) decisioned Perrino (McH) 3-0. 138 Sims (Waukegan) decisioned North (CL) 8-2 145 Hill (Barrington) decisioned Hansen (McH) 11-3 154 North (CL) won on forfeit against Popp (Dundee) 7-0. 165 Laursen (McH) decisioned Perez (Barrington) 4-3 180 Pohlman (Barrington) McHENRY BLADES/ CHICAGO HABS PLAY 5-5 TIE The McHenry Blades and the Chicago Habs played to a 5-5 *tie in a game played Sunday night. The Blades played much improved hockey over the games of the past two weeks. It was, however, the third period which once again snatched the victory which seemed sure to come. The Blades lead after the first period by a score of 3-1 The first goal was beautifully set up by Dave Zeiger when he dug the puck out from in back of the net and sent a; beautiful centering pass onto the stick of Mike Mecko who rippled the cords with a shot from 8 feet out. Dan Gianotti made the score 2-0 after taking a pass from Frank Lobaza and firing the disc past the prostrate form of the Hab goalie. The Habs then scored their first of the night on a rebound shot. Mike Phaelen closed out the scoring in the period when he skated in on a breakaway after taking a pass from Dave Lon Smith. The Blades then scored their final two goals of the night, both coming off the stick of Dave Zeiger. The first goal was an unasssisted beauty, and the second was assisted by Rich Albright. The Habs then scored two goals in the period and two more in the third period to gain themselves, a tie for the evening's work. The Blades had a total of 32 shots on goal during the game. The Habs had a total of 25 shots on the Blades goal. This is a much better output of shots from the Blades than in weeks prior to this. The Blades, next Sunday, play what is without much doubt one of the most important games of the entire season. Their opponents arc the Highland Park Kodaks, who are at t h i s t i m e i n s e c o n d p l a c e breathing down the necks of the Blades. If the Blades win this contest, they are all but assured of the ^op spot in the league. They have only one regular season game remaining after the Kodak game, against •he Blue Streaks on Feb. 27. The Blades would like a lot of fan support at this game, so tryfi and make it if at all possible. The game time is the usual 8 p.m. at the Fox Valley Stadium, routes 25 and 72 in Dundee. decisioned Schuerr (McH) 13-6 Hwt. Dougherty (McH) dec i s i o n e d Anderson (Cary Grove 4-0. i McHENRY RECREATION Commercial -- Visconti 624, Schaefer 595, Steineiee 581, Conrad 573, O'Brien 572,,. Johnson 534, Hurnann 527, Kamihski 527, Steadman 527, Brunow 518, Wagner 513. Wed Nite Mixed -- R. Bujack Jr. 563, H. Steege 548, C. Wallwin 537, W. Hojnacki 530, V. Steege 511, R. Bujack, Sr. 507, C. Supek 503 TOMASELLO'S TNT League -- J. Kennebeck 516, M. Smith 504, J. Mortimer 501, M. Hettermann 487, V .Smith 480, C. May 479, L. Smith 467, M. Wakitsch 450. YMCA BASKETBALL Soda Scores Against Cats The two Lake Region YMCA Church basketball Leagues are near the end of their season. The Men's league plays their last games at Lundahl Jr. High School, Crystal Lake, on Tuesday, February '22 at 7:30 and at 8:40 p.m. unless there is a tie for first or second place. Two nights of play remain in the Boys League. These will be played on February 22 and March 1 at the Fox River Grove Grade school. On February 22, St. Barnabas Lutheran plays Cary Methodist at 6:00 p.m. while -Ringwood Methodist plays St. Pauls United Church of Christ at 7:00 p.m. Present team standings find St. Paul's United Church and St. Thomas Catholic Church in first place. During recent play St. Thomas Catholic edged.Crystal Lake Methodist 48 to 46. Fox River Grove Methodist beat McHenry Baptist 52 to 39 and Crystal Lake Methodist beat McHenry Baptist 49 to 45. Boy's League St. Paul's United Ringwood Methodist McHenry Methodist St. Barnabas Lutheran Men's League St. Thomas Catholic Fox River Grove Meth Crystal Lake Meth. McHenry Baptist Rich Soda had an "oft" night against Libertyville but is shown here sinking 2 of his 10 points. Captain Lead? Cheer Warriors Huddle At Half Wendy Saylor, a sen.ior, and captain of the cheerleaders is pictured trying to put some spirit into the Warrior fans at Libertyville. MEDICARE SPEAKER World War I Barracks, No. 1262, Woodstock, announces a meeting at the Legion home in that city Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 8 p.m. The speaker, who will be from the Social Security administration, will talk on Medicare for veterans 65 and over. All World War I veterans are welcome. The entire Warrior squad is illustrated in a huddle just before starting the second half of play at Libertyville. HEART HEALTH HAB01S EARLY! THESE SAFEGUARDS. BEGUN M CHILDHOOD, MAY REDUCE RISK OF HEART ATTACK Mi t/IILLEt IHI^TRE PHONE 358-0032 WOODSTOCK Now Showing 'LOVE AND KISSES' -- also -- 9 "I SAW WHAT YOU DID" SUNDAY thru TUESDAY "SECRET AGENT FIREBALL" -- also -- 'SPY IN YOUR EYE" Under New Management John (Gary) Meehan Your Ticket To Spring And Summer Fun! CHICAGO MOTIONAL VMVELtt 01 FtiU fo res mar dsscamt ENCOURAGE WEIGHT. OBEsnrv BEGINS EARLY. 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FEB. 18 - 24 Fri. & Sat. 7-9 Sun. 5:30 - 7:30 Weekdays at 8 p.m. 2a Centihy rox presents 1MMIIS WAY IEl® TM'LOll m MIT DISTURB DnemaScope Color by 0£ LUXE SPECIAL MATINEE -- SATURDAY ONLY ^ Feb. 19 -- 2 and 4 p.m. "TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" plus 2 short subjects ALL SEATS 40c SUNDAY, FEB. 20 -- 2 p.m. -- One Show Only ON STAGE -- IN PERSON -- IN LIVING COLOR Direct from Boston -- Best Combo in the Area -- Performing for One Full Hour -- "THE S!l Plus This Feature at 3:30 Frankie Avalon -- Ar^nette Funicello "HKIN0 ilACH" -- IT'S DICfi^MATT WEEK! -- Dick Matt is a local resident of McHenry who directs and produces for Paramont Pictures. This week we are showing on all programs two of his best "WYOMING SNAPSHOOT" and "BOATS A POPPIN" Both in color. NEXT WBEK BATUB&DAV AND SUNDAY MATINEE "GOLDEN ICJOOSE" STARTS MARCH 11 FOR ONE WEEK: Walt Disney's "THAT DAJRH CAT"