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PAGE 4, SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - DECEMBER 1, 1966 Johnsburg Has Ball In 124 -74 Hampshire Fall 1966-67 M.C.H.S. WRESTLING SQUAD SO I HEAR--- By: Eart W This work vvc are starting .mother feature 'on the sports page which wo chose to name "ATHLETES AWAY" Local athletes, who leave our boundaries for higher ed- •i-.iiion. are he.nidiu 10 send in. news of their athletic prowess. They don't want to toot their own horns. Some of the .ithiolio departments do send in news. We wish all would do so. This new section will not bo lengthy, but could grow if readers would, let us know where our athletes arc and what they are doing. Favorable response to S P O R T S C A L E N D A R " prompted us to start "ATHLETES AWAY". If you know of some event that belongs in the calendar, just let us know. Twas nice to hear „ from Don Brockrogge, engineer in Ihe State Highway office, that he is a loyal reader of S.I.H. The same goes for "Sonijy" Smith, now a Wisconsinite, \ who once played a lot of third base for Johnsburg baseball teams. It is nice to hear. k Met Ihe Frank Lows on the eve of Thanksgiving. When Helen remarked that she had lo go home and stuff a turkey, we replied that we were going to do the same thing. Said Frank. "Which turkey?" Could tell he grew up where, the Irish were referred to as " T u r k e y s ' . ' o r " T u f - k s P r e t ty fast, we thought. -- -- . ' * We wonder how liiany times the records would show that our Warrior basketball teams have faded in the third (\warier over a period of years. The time has come to d e m a n d a n i n v e s t i g a t i o n . write to our congressman or something. Do you suppose the other teams are sipping tea with sugar lumps during intermission while our boys arc drinking plain old water? Another thought is that somebody turns off the heat in our lx>ys' lecture room during the half time. Something cools em off. See the report on the Guili- Ii.tO jame and you will see whore a pitiful third quarter gave the visitors the game. Lot's come out snortin' for the third quarter at Crystal Lake, fellows, and make our I'hservation look _bad. In a good spread of scoring in the Johnsburg lineup, the local entry in the Northern I l l i n o i s b a s k e t b a l l l e a g u e swamped Hampshire 124-74 in a pre-turkey game Wednesday evening on the < winner's floor. Don Bentz dropped in 13 baskets to lead the home team in a game decided by floor shots, not from the free throw line. There were only 9 fouls called on Johnsburg and 10 on Hampshire, an oddity in the game of basketball as played today. Johnsburg Tom Oeffling Reinboldt Bentz May Bill Oeffling 7 Rizzo 7 Petersen 5 DeWolf 3 Phil Oeffling .... 6 (124) fg ft f tp 0 0 0 0 9 3 1 21 13 0 0 26 8 1 1 17 0 1 14 0 2 14 0 2 10 3 0 9 1 2 13 Totals 58 8 9124 Hampshire (74) fg ft f tp Engel 7 2 3 16 Struke 7 1 1 15 Schmitz 7 0 1 14 Elliott 12 3 1 27 Keisler 1 0 4 2 Blake 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 6 10 74 Score by Quarters Johnsburg, 1st period 27; at the half 64; end of 3rd period 93; final 124. Hampshire, 1st period 16; at the half 27; end of 3rd period 50; final 74. S M T W T F S 2 3 9L10 18 WJP&W23 24 25©ftT28 29 30 31 s «$£ WRESTLING Fri., Dec. 2 - VAR - SOPHFR - Crystal Lake. Hei^e - 6:45 . Tues., Dec. 6 - VAR -SOPH • FR - Grayslake. Here • 6:45 ^ri., Dec. 9 - VAR - SOPIi - FR - Dundee - There 6:45. BASKETBALL Fri., Dec. 2 - VAR - SOPH • Crystal Lake. There -6:45 Sat., Dec. 3 - JV - FROSH A&B - Crystal Lake . Here - 9:00 a.m. . Fri., Dec. 9 - VAR - SOPH - Dundee - Here - 6:45. NORTHERN ILL. LEAGUE Sun., Dec. 4 - Dundee at Johnsburg - 1:30 p.m. GUILFORD WINS 64-62 THRILLER FROM McHENRY Warriors Come Out Cold To Lose Big First Half Lead By Bert Hagemann For one half Friday night, McHenry looked like the greatest team to hit the hardwood here for quite a while. The Warriors carried a 40-25 lead into the dressing room at half time, and it looked like Coach Glen Anderson had finally found the answers and combinations he had been seeking. The orange and blapk rebounded well, shot respectably, and played a tenacious defense. The final score was Guilford 64, McHenry 62. However, the Warriors came out the second half looking like Eskimos. While McHenry was stone cold from the field, Rockford Guilford was scoring 18 points in a row to our none. For the. remainder of the game, the lead see-sawed back and forth, and with only a few seconds remaining in the ball game, McHenry fans had thoughts of an overtime. The tall, rangy Rockford quintet brought the ball down the floor with the score tied and precious seconds remaining on the clock. A foul was detected on the Warriors, and the offended player calmly sank two free throws to give the narrow decision to the Guilford squad. Now to Tame Tigers I n c o n s i s t e n c y w a s t h e watchword for the Warriors. At times this five looked brilliant, and at other times they were erratic, throwing passes astray, committing violations, and missing some good shots. Better defense and more consistent shooting will have to be the rule of the day as McHenry opens its conference schedule this Friday night against the Tigers of Crystal Lake. The neighboring school to the south features huge Artie Dickenson, sharp shooting Glen Guss, and rangy Terry Herrick. Crystal Lake features a new coach and of- .fense, let's see how t%y will slack up against a Warrior team which is due to exjJlocle into a fine effort. (64) b ft pf 4 3 5 10 2 3 1 1 0 5 1 3 3 4 1 1 2 K. Guilford Reid Welsh 1 Scott 4 Knutsson 0 Peterson 3 Dykstra 6 Hunt 0 Maurchie 4 McHenry Recreation Tuesday Thirty-Niners Elsie Winkel 470; Mary Einspar 423; Billie Mackindor 200-509; Mary Beth Fuchs 182-479; Pat Barber 440; Grace Bentz 193-501. The Bears finally won a ItKitball game, then wouldn't allow the sports writers to t onto in their dressing room 'to misquote them. Things are tough all over. Such protection! Did you see ihe way those Green Bay Packers protected their quarterback. Bart Starr, against Minnesota? He didn't have to f ide bark more than a couple of steps. But the greatest lvmbliT of ihom all. Fran Tirkcnton of the Vikings, is the quarterback we like to wat( h. Even his own teamm itos don't know where to 'ind him. At this writing, the major ! • mue baseball traders are m'-eiing to see if they can • nit • mart e k h other in ueiim'j players needed. - The White Sox a r e first in • r.e department, having made the first deal by selling Juan 1'i/arro to the Pirates. While Juan showed j>otont i , i 1' irreatness at times, there will 1)0 no weeping or gnashi n g of t e e t ! a! I . " U S I l l departure from the S>\ Wednesday Nite Mixed League McHenry Recreation Adele Hauck 143; Ceil Nielubowski 130; Bab O'Brien 201- 225-592; Betty" O'Brien 178; Don Humann 189; Marion Nelson 154; Alice Wirtz 153; Silvio Pioli 180; Sylvia Kuna 163-151; Joe Kuna 189-201-572; Bud Axell 178-186-531; Karen Shaver 172; Jack Slaughter 205-190-583; Elwood Crane 159- 169; Cliff Wallwin 197-200-557; Ray Bujak, Jr. 206-204-603; Tee Bujak 169; Teenie Morrison 138; Vaughn Gamen 144- 173; Lucy Kleinhans 155-154; Jim McNally 185^522. Dick Smith sends in a late bulletin stating that the McHenry County Bowling Association will hold a roll-off next Sunday. Dec. 4, at the Crystal Bowl to name the "Bowling King" for the year 1966. There will be 16 bowlers from tho entire county entered. W. n Front row, left to right: Larry Young, Nick Martinez, John Henneberg, Terry Morrison, Nick Schieblein, Sam Lamont, Don Voight and Tony Wagner. Middle row, left to right: Jerry Erb, Tom Fuchs, Wayne Heir, Willard Stahl, Mike Antonicelli, Jim Laursen, Tom Dougherty, Swtt Carver, Paul Wilkinson and Charles Sheldon, manager. „ ., n ^ Kohrt Back row left to right: Coach Van Doran, John Pohlman, Doug Kohrt, Gene Nowel).' Randy Kreiner. BUI Volt*, Jim Keller. Tom Bauer. Paulo Lopez, Mike Sobacki and Coach Hutchinson. District 13 Little League To Hold Staff And Presidents Meeting At Woodstock, Dec. 4 Totals 22 20 15 Henry (62) b ft pf arstens 5 3 5 Evans 2 7 2 Kraus 1 0 0 afriasta 5 4 3 Martin 3 0 4 Mere'ss • • 2 1 1 Sossong 0 1 0 Schimke 4 2 4 Totals 22 18 19 Score by Quarters R. Guilford 19 6 18 21--64 McHenry 16 24 8 14--62 The 13th Illinois Little League District staff and league presidents meeting is set for Sunday, December 4, in the Woodstock V.F.W. club rooms, 240 Throop Street, Woodstock, starting at 2 p.m. Harvey Nagel, of Dundee, the District Administrator, will conduct this special meeting of district officials. Agenda includes such items as charter renewals, insurances, the 1967 March International Congress in Houston, field lighting requirements, contributions to the District Administrator's Escrow Fund, area and district 1967 tournament conduction requests and requirements, recent state REINBOLDT LEADS JOHNSBURG WIN OVER WOODSTOCK The Johnsburg Foresters, led by John Reinboldt's 52 meetings, the new president's h a n d b o o k , l e a d e r s h i p a n d training seminars, a new equipment catalog, umpire recruiting and possible districtat- 1 a r g e umpiring assignments, senior division play and tournaments, amendments to or submittance in writing of new rules, regulations and policy for presentation and possible adoption at the International Congress, and requests by league presidents to play Sunday, night baseball, special games, and fund-raising projects by players. If the weather permits, Mr. Nagel is hopeful a large turnout for this special session of the district. MATMEN MAUL LAKE 4: BOWLERS GATHER TIDY FUND FOR HEART PATIENTS Mrs. Eugene J. chairman of the Miller, National points handed the Woodstock Hpart Wcek in Mt_ basketball team a 96-71 de- H(?nry hag announced that a feat last Sunday on the Rich- totaJ Qf $667 qq was couected mond floor. from the 17 leagues partici- Johnsburg held an edge a Heart the end of each quarter, but ' B , McHenrv Recpulled away 68-51 in the third . ' , McHenry Rec 1 peri.o d, t. o pu.t ttUh e gamo-awa* reation and Tomasello s at Johnsb Johnsburg; (96) ~ ed --^hvciu s. John Corso, a senior, and suphmore John Flick have boon awarded sports awards in the varsity football group at Ripon College in Wisconsin. Ed Malenius, a freshman at North Park College, has received a football letter. fs ft f tp Tom Oeffling • • • . 4 3 4 11 Reinboldt • 14 4 4 32 Petersen • • 2 2 2 6 Bill Oeffling . • . . 5 4 4 14 May • . 6 3 2 15 De Wolf • • 3 2 1 8 Brennan . • 2 0 4 4 Rizzo . . 1 2 0 4 Frett • . . 1 0 0 2 Totals . 38 20 21 96 Woodstock (71) 'K ft f tp Carroll . . 2 0 4 4 Blunt • • 2 5 5 9 Gibbs . - 5 2 2 12 Carlson x • • 1 4 2 6 Kurtz • • 7 2 4 16 Bean . . . 3 1 4 7 Lockinger • • 1 0 0 2 Shadon . . . 3 3 4 9 Musser . . 3 0 2 6 I'iio sum i.i S2U0.IU 130 per cent) was given back to the bowlers in prize money, leaving a balance of $466.90 for the Heart Association. Appreciation has been expressed by Mrs. Arthur OIBen, chairman of the McHenry Heart Asociation to the proprietors and league secretaries for their cooperation and the hundreds of bowlers who contributed to make this event a success. Low Towel To make it easy for young children to dry their hands on terry cloth towels, snap the tow els over low rods in the bathroom. Attach gripper type snaps to each end of the towel, then the towel won't slide off the rod. ('(.mi tu think ilxr:t i' t!i«• Cubs were- ;ilso first in one dop;,n'v.' nt They ii id fir-? • lioico in thf draft hy virtue <>' their lit til.11 i' linMi. So y ii -eo Hn ir reason wasn't iil in v mii Adrienne Peirino, who was coached by Miss Lorraine Frantz at MCHS, is listed on the John F. Kennedy College team at Wahoo, Nebraska. The team is known as the "Partiettes". Totals 27 17 27 71 Score by Quarters " Johnsburg, 1st period 22; at the half. 43; end of 3rd period 68; final 96. Woodstock, 1st period 19; at the half. 39; end of 3rd period 51; final 71. In some Asiatic languages, the word for rice and for food is the same Headquarters for the largest and best selection of trophies in town. Fast Delivery, Expert Engraving Plastigrave Trophies 421S W. 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X Ve»terdav thev y«Mijrht esu-h other -- today they together in a d«'a«l end <-anvon called Diablo! •IAMKS ^ARM-IK - SIDNEY PORTIER "DUEL AT DIABLO" (Te<-hni<*>lor >" Next Week: Leslie Caron "GIGI" fight piers have yet to make their wrestling weight, but possibly by then will be in their respective classes. Let's try and make this first home match of the season as the Warriors meet their first conference opponent of the 1966-67 season. GAA, FATHERS ENJOY DADDY DATE NIGHT The McHenry wrestl i n g team started off the season not with a bang, but with a violent explosion as they downed a hapless team from Lake Zurich, 43-10. To start the match off, Dennis Sundby won his match with a pin, and he was followed by Terry Morrison, wrestling this year at 103. Morrison pinned his man and then the Warriors suffered one of their few reverses all night as Nich Martinez was decisioned, 7-2 by his opponent. Sam Lamont, at 130 pinned his man, and John Hennenberg decisioned his, 5-0. In the next match at 133, Don Voight ended up with a draw, and Larry Young was pinned in the 138 pound class. The grapplers then followed with three straight pins by Tony Wagner, 145; Will Stahl, 154; and Mike Antonocelli 165. Jim Laursen won his match at 180 by a 10-5 score, and heavyweight Tom Daugherty finished off the evening with a pin. McHenry will face Crystal Lake on the home mats this Friday night, so Warrior wrestling fans can get their first home town view of what shows promise of being a fine wrestling team. A few grap- ELECTION COST INCREASES AS COUNTY GROWS Election costs continue to increase with more voters and addition polling piaccs. The recent general election cost the taxpayers a total of 516, 701.10 in McHenry county. The cost in McHenry township, one of the largest, was second only to Algonquin. Lo- The Girls Athletic associa- cf,y the figure ran *3,120.80, tion of McHenry high school wh,1° '}1«ontjUin l0Wnsh,p 11 recently held Daddy- Date wa;L ' . ' . f .. _1R . night, which was on the _ The biggest part of: the $16,- theme, "Sports Jamboree". '01.10 total was 513,959.20 paid The fathers and daughters to 465 flection judges in the were organized on teams and ninety-three precincts. This played volleyball. was in addition to 52,095 ex- Later, they gathered in the landed foi rcnt<il ot jx)lling cafeteria to enjoy refresh- places. ments and entertainment by In townships where there the G.A.A. board members. is more than one supervisor, Approximately 200 daugh- there is an additional cost of ters and their dads enjoyed 525 •he evening's activities. -- -- TAX ASSISTANCE IS OFFERED BY REVENUE OFFICE Effective Monday, Dec, 5, the Woodstock Internal Revenue office will privide income _ WOODSTO€K, ILLINOIS tax assistance on Monday and • Tuesday of each week. The hours will be from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. .A special tax representative from the Chicago office will be at the Woodstock office during these-hours. 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