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PG. 6, SEC, 1 - PLAIN DEALER - DEC. 20, 1967 Durirg the first quarter of the SStarrior-North Chicago Warhawk game here Friday night it looked like Coach Ludwig had found a combination that would click. • They had some good plays that worked just dandy up to the point where the game was 10- 10. It was in the second quarter that it became apparent that . some of our boys were losing the fine edge shown at the start. The visitors had some lanky boys who could stretch and the rebounding soon told the story. And the Hawks had some outshooting that spoiled our defensive plans. Some Warriors came off the bench in the last half to put a little dash in the game, but found a coiqjle of visiting reserves quite capable of holding the pace. At this point, it looks like McHenry fans are going to have to remain loyal to their team and hope for better days. We have neither the size nor enough outstanding talent to go too far. Things may look up soon. As for us -- they are our team, win or lose, as long as they give their best. We know the bogrs are doing just that. Take a look at that box score of the Friday game. North Chicago scored only one point from the free throw line. There wasn't too much whistle tootin'. For years the cry has been for the White Sox to get a power hitter. Now that they traded Tammy Agee for Tommy Davis a lot of fans think they gave too much. Davis has been a .300 hitter all the way. That in itself should be a novelty in Conriskey Park. Anyhow, there are enough One claim the men can make- Since the style makers came out with the turtle neck shirts, the men can claim they are wearing them higher than miniskirts. No danger of us wearing the turtle neck. Too many chins. But, we'll betcha our undershirts are longer than some minis we have seen on TV. PICKUP: You can't hope to direct a band qntil you leant something about music, ixtiii Pheasant and Partridge Seasea Springfield, HI., Dec. 13 -- The pheasant and Hungarian partridge season in Illinois, that was - to close at sunset December 17, has been extended to continue through sundown Sunday, Dec. 31. Director of Conservation William T. Lodge said the inclement weather that hindered crop harvesting has also hindered the harvesting of cock pheasant. Game research has proved that many of the remaining pheasants will not survive through the winter months and the sound basic principles of game management is the utilization of these surplus cock pheasants. Pheasant hunters have bad little success so far and it is hoped that, since about 70 per cent of the corn has been harvested in the1 pheasant range, hun(prs will be more successful. In announcing the extension of the pheasant and partridge sea- Be Wise Shop In McHenry . . . . . . so I HEAR By Earl Walsh breezes in the Sox Park without Agee's 100 plus strikeouts in a season. SPORTS Warha*is Hintmr Warri@rs 63-33 The Sox have Berry and Snyder for center field so lef s not worry. We wouldn't be surprised to see Snyder in center and Berry, with his strong right arm, in right field. When we told Tom Wiles and Gene Morenz that we^h&d a trade pending -- Colovito for Killebrew -- they were sure Bimbo's slipped something in our salad dressing. Gabriel, blow your horn! Roman Gabriel quarterbacked the Los Angeles Rams to a rousing victory over the Baltimore Colts Sunday and must rate with the great ones off his record this year. That "Fearsome Foursome" in the middle of the Ram line didn't give Johnny Unitas a chance to show his passing skill. - By Bert Hagemann TOe North Chicago juggernaught rolled on unchecked this past Friday as the Warhawks overpowered a game, but mismatched McHenry squad, 63- \ 33. The Warriors bounced back well from a previous beating the week before, but the superior North Chicago fire power was too much for McHenry to handle. The fire power as usual contained fierce rebounding, air tight defense and superb marksmanship. It became evident after the ball game that once again McHenry had run into a relaxed, hot handed ball club. Jim Coles, War hawk guard, pumped in 14 points, mainly on 25 foot jumpers, to kill the orange and black 2-3 zone defense. Coles had not been a consistent high scorer all year, but alas, against McHenry, he turned in a fine performance. The Warrior zone and slow( down offense kept the Warriors nipping at the Warhawk heels for the first ten minutes of the game, and even the 26-16 edge at half didn't seem too much to overcome. However, big Dave McElroy turned in a red hot 3rd quarter as he dumped in five buckets to break the Warhawks into a big lead which they would never relinquish. The Warhawks shot 48% from the field against the Warrior 37% figure in a game which the officials called quite loosely. In a game such as this with its resulting roughness under the boards, you have to have muscle, and the superior height advantage unjoyed by the Hawks paid off handsomely in close. 'McHenry will take a short holiday rest now, and then go into the Christinas tournament at Batavia. The Warriors have drawn Thornton Fractional North and will play the 8:30 game on the 26th of December. This reporter feels a victory is forthcoming in this tournament, hope you're there to see it. Box Score: McHenry - 33: FG FT PF T, .Pts Weber, D. 4 0 1 8 Hurckes 4 1 • 0 9 Fairchild 1 1 fl 3 Camasta 0 1 0 1 Martin 2 0 1 4 Mauch 1 1 r 1 ' 3 Cuda 1 0 0 2 'Fletcher 1 1 1 3 Totals - 14 5 4 33 North Chicago* > 63: FG FT PF T.Pta Walls 3 0 2 6 Tubbs 2 0 0 4 Blanchard 2 1 4 5 McElroy 9 0 1 18 Coles 7 0 0 14 Rowell 2 0 1 4 Eiserman 6 0 0 12 Totals - < 31 1 8 63 Score by Quarters: 1 2 3 4 McHenry 10 > 6 9 8 N. Chicago 14 12 16 21 Holy Cress Star Up To The Ceiling Scores 39 Points To Beat Marfan The M&rian .Central Hurricanes ran into a human tornado in the form of Bob Jelen, all state guard for Holy Cross. The result was .1 33-65 win Cd«* the River Forest High School in a Suburban Catholic Conference Contest played at Woodf jtock. Jelen scored 39 points in onfe of the finest individual performances seen in Woodstock in a long time. Coach Grover's Hurricanes made a pretty good game of it for three quarters before the size and speed of the visitors took its toll. The well drilled Cook County Team controlled the boards and forced the much smaller Marian team to hurry shots. Marian continued to get balanced scoring with Mike Sullivan, John Anderson, Rich Meyers, Gene Hester and Tom Brankey all being in double figures. Coach Hans Roka's sophomores rolled to their third straight impressive win. Grayslake will be at Marian for a non-conference game Friday evening. Holy Cross (93) Grant B While we never worried too much about Papa Halas and his little Bears, some of the loudest critics have had to soften their voices since the Bears finished a winning season. Watching Gale Sayers weave his way through a flock of would be tackier s last Sunday was a sight to behold. Wrestlers 28-21 This past Tuesday the wrestling Warriors went doggedly down to their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Grant Bulldogs. The Warriors, wrestling without Jim Laursen and with Mike Antonicelli over his weight class, were edged in a hard fought battle, 21-28. The evening started off with two straight losses, with Easton losing by a whopping 17-1 margin, and Hansen getting pinned in the first round. Justen got the Warriors into the scoring column with a lopsided 11-0 decision, but Steiner followed with a loss, getting pinned at 4:25. Voight and Schlieben get the Warriors back into the fray with back to back victories, but the Bulldogs increased their lead as Olsen pinned Baur of McHenry at 2:55. Wahl managed a draw at 145 and Wagner pinned his man near the end of his match to once again bring the Warrior score into striking distance. However, because of weight problems, Coach Hutchinson was forced to forfeit at 165 and this seal-, ed the Warrior defeat. Antonicelli won a squeaker, 1-0, and Moose Mueller pinned his man in a quick minute and a half, but the damage had already 1 done and the orange and blac went down to their first defeat of the year. Hie boys scrapped and hustled, but loses down in the lighter weights put them too far in arrears to catch up. Wf Community High School Wrestling1 Box Score son, Lodge said the department learned that representatives of farm organizations were in favor of extending the season, and that his action was approved by the members of the Conservation Advisory Board. All hunters should secure permission to hunt on farmlands before entering the hunting fields. The daily limit is two cock pheasants and the possession limit is four. The daily limit on Hungarian partridge is two and possession limit is four. Shooting hours are from sunrise to sunset. McHenry - 21 Grant - 28 WEIGHT WINNER LOSER SCORE 95 Welter, Grant Easton, McHenry 17-1 103 Shoffer, Grant Hansen, McHenry pin 1:59- 112 Justen, McHenry Westwood, Grant 11-0 120 Hanser, Grant Steiner, McHenry pin 4:25 127 Voight, McHenry Kuass, Grant 2-0 133 Schlieben, McHenry Pople, Grant 4-1 138 Olsen, Grant Baur, McHenry pin 2:55 145 Wahl, McHenry Clark, Grant Tie 0-0 154 Wagner, McHenry Kozmwski, Grant pin 5:13 165 Schweiss, Grant forfeit 180 Antonicelli, McHenry Brasher, Grant 1-0 hwt. Mueller, McHenry Burtins, Grant pin 1:20 Northern mi Bowmen News A Christmas party featuring venison roasted by successful hunters' wives will follow the Northern Illini Bowmen's December meeting. This Thursday, Dec. 21, the monthly meeting is scheduled to begin promptly at 7:30 p.m., an hour earlier than usual. There will be tickets available for the January 20 Annual Awards Banquet, dinner and dance, plus election of officers for the coming year. Northern Illini Bowmen's latest successful big game bowhunters are president, John Zawaski of Bellwood, bagging a 7 point buck in Illinois and Nels Gustafson of Island Lake shot a Necedah, Wisconsin doe on the special Club hunt. This brings the NIB deerslayers to ten with the bowhunting season still open in both Wisconsin and Illinois thru December 31. Cadillacs seem to be mainly for movie stars, gamblers and college students. Warrior Dave Weber, who showed good form in the game here last Friday night, appears to be hiding behind the ball as Warhawk defenders seem may be. a bit puzzled as to what the next move (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) McHenry Sportsman98 Club The McHenry Sportsmen's club will touch off the Holidays with a blaze of shooting fun on Sunday, Dec. 24, at 11 a.m. As a starter for a pleasurefilled day, JoPatAntioch Packing House will treat all who attended this shoot to a free feast of their home-made hot dogs, as a Holiday Greeting. And the Charles Barnes family, who dish up the toothesome refreshments at the club shoots, will pop for free coffee. In addition to shooting for tender-aged JoPat steaks and young chickens, trap chairman Len Huhn, Ingle side, has come up with a supply of fruit cakes and Christmas baskets, thus providing the gunners with festive prizes of the season. All the pcpulfcr cliib sh&dts," including Hi-Lo, Hi-Lo-White Bird, Double, Triple, and Quintuple White Bird Shoots, plus Protection and Annie Oakley Shoots will be on the program. Then, one week later, a pre- New Year Shoot will be held on Sunday, Dec. 31, starting at 11 a.m., frith a popular shoot program scheduled and contests which are designed to be won by all classes of shooters. A new slate of officers elected at the Dec. 4 meeting will take over direction of the club. They include Wallace E. Manz, Fox Lake, president; Lewis Pitzen, McHenry, vice president; Harry Stern, Antioch, secretary; Adrian Armit, McHenry, treasurer; Len Huhn, Ingle side, trap chairman. Two new directors elected are Arvid Hamrick, Woodstock, and Joseph Lally, McHenry. x The McHenry Sportsmen's club is on the west side of Pistakee Bay, and can be reached from the east via Route 134 Big Hollow road, to its western terminus, then a right turn for one-half mile. From McHenry it is north on Chapel Hill road to Adams Repair shop then a right turn to the Y and a left for one-half mile. From the west the route is through Johnsburg, east across the Fox River to Adams shop. FG FT P Jelen 14 11 3 Bruett 10 3 3 Meister 5' 2 3 Losch 4 1 5 Swicki 1 0 0 Double 2 0 1 Ptaszynski 1 2 0 Golden 0 0 2 Totals - 37 19 17 Marian (65) FG FT P Anderson 5 2 3 Sullivan 3 5 4 Bolger 0 2 1 Gumm 2 0 5 Hester 3 4 1 Leucht 2 0 0 Brankey 5 2 4 Meyers 4 2 5 Gallagher 0 0 1 Fogarty 0 0 1 Totals - 24 17 25 Holy Cross - 25 21 23 24' 93 Marian 17 20 21 7 65 Sophomore Gary Fairchild is shown soaring high in the Warrior-North Chicago game here last Friday night. Gary was a tower of strength under the boards against great odds in the form of lanky Warhawks. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) "TUESDAY THIRTY - NINERS Marion Donnelly 499; Mary Beth Fuchs 495; Barb Gilpin 200-532; Pat Rosing 511; Kathy Miller 402; Janet Flicek 453; Fran Weyland 435; Judy Schmitt 445. TOMASELLCS TNT THURSDAY LADIES E. Meyers 188-498; D. Hiller 200-500; M. Johnston 176; I. Stilling 175; V. Smith 191; E. Mangold 182-475; M. Smith 190-478, M. Hettermann 475; J. 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