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PG. 4, - PLAINDEALER - JANUARY 19, 1968 Co-Captain Wins Match 4-1 yi\ MCHENRY RECREATION TUESDAY THIRTY-MKEES Marge Killer 511; Bev Day 200-448; Camnsy Gaylord 461;c Joan Buss 203-508; Janice Pieroci 490; Catty Schlitt 499. RAILS - Frances Matcfeen 6-7-10; Pat Rosing 5-10. MCHENRY RECREATION MONDAY NTTE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Don Mercurs 216-537; W. Garrelts 504; Harold Brunow 511; D. French * 200-571; E. Zimny 201; P. Freund 529; E. Rbaton 202-528; R. Haupt 202; V. Conrad 530; J. MoGee 210- 525; E. Freund 207-551; W. Lashinski 502; R. Rhoton 220- 554; R. Schmuhl 216-571; T. Ballowe 525; K. Brieschke 202- 523; E. Stefnsdorfer 218-557; B. O'Brien 546; D. Humarm 509; H. Bujak 202-558; D. Baker 55|; B. O'Brien 500. Don Voight, co-captain of McHenry, is shown beating a previous undefeated Elgin opponent by a 4 to 1 score. McHenry won match by a 21 tox15 score. PLAIN-DEALER PHOTO SPORTS MISHAPS AT HOME Deaths in home accidents in the United States increased 5.4 pe/cent, from 28,000 in 1965 to 29.500 in 1966, according to the Insurance Information Institute. PALACE RECREATION ALLEY KATS 1-14-68 Sue Gander son 142; Donna Condon 156-411; Judy Ludirig 163; Arlys Aim 171-444; Joan Bucaro 418; Jan Fruik 160- 408; Jeanette Koerper 163-407. ALLEY KATS 1-15-68 Marie Lindquist 151-151- 449; Harriet Chandler 144; Joan Bucaro 153-163-440; Bev Justen 140; Betty Smith 144; Naomi Mereness 142; Gladys Kopsell 142; Jan Fruik 156-401; Frances Schmitt 148; Jeanette Koerper 158-150-439; Prazak 160-401. shop in Mchenry Men of the Taureg tribe in northern Africa wear veils -- the women do not. iiyu I He Elks came through again. Their annual sports banquet at Jstock Tuesday night was a jr. Of course, when you have the likes of Jolly Cholly Grimm as your speaker of the evening, the program is all set. Grimm, who thrilled many of us with his classy play around first base in a former era, gave us a bushel of laughs with his stories about players and the game. Charlie said it is?too bad the fans cannot hear some of the conversations on the field. He told us a few that were gems. iv- While there is no doubt that Grimm loves the Cubs, he still has the Milwaukee imprint written all over him. If he isn't a brat worst and brew man, yours truly doesn't like corned beef and cabbage. SO I HEAR By Earl Walsh holding it high. We may disown him. Grimm liked the sign so much that he talked the boys out of it and took it home with him. Couldn't begin to answer all the friendly fellows we met. Leo Kortemeier was one of the first to shake a paw. Judge Charlie Parker, an old friend, had some good laughs during the program. Bill Carroll, Jr., was just down the line at our table. The evening was made brighter when we had a chance to chat with Toney Roskie. He has to rate with the best men we have ever known. What he has done for athletics and athletes, could best be known by a check on the men of today who were his boys yesterday. re§tlimg Warrwrs To Down Wildcats We accompanied Don Doherty and Fred Meyer to the Elks party and all agreed that it was a great event. You should have seen Gene Schaefer, a Sox fan, with the Bimbo Cubs delegation, carrying that Cub sign around and Charlie Grimm's quick wit showed up in the question and answer period of the program. One example was when somebody asked him if he had his choice between Grover Cleveland Alexander and Sandy Koufax -- which would he take? Quick as a wink Grimm answered, "Koufax. He bats left handed." SHOP IN MCHENRY By Bert Hagemann The wrestling Warriors continued their roller coaster winning pace" this past weekend with a lopsided 28-15 win over the Cats of Libertyville. The hustling orange and black matmen garnered victories in eight weight classes and tied in (Hie other as they simply outclassed a game, but undermanned Wildcat group. The Warriors got off on the right foot as Sobacki, Hansen, Justeh and Schlieben all won decision victories. Sobacki and Justen shut their op* ponents out while Hansen and Schlieben edged by in two close thrillers, 4-3 and 3-2. Don Voight tied his rugged opponent 0-0 at 127 and then Fuchs had the misfortune to drop the first match of the evening by the narrow margin of 3-2. Libertyville followed this up with a pift at 138, but Ken Wahl got the Warriors back into the win column when he pinned his opponent at 1:58. Wagner, Antonicelli, and Laursen all followed up with shutout victories before McHenry had to forfeit the heavyweight match. So all in all, it was a profitable evening for Hutch's hustlers, as the Warriors once again proved their superiority to yet another North Suburban foe. McHenry has only a few dual matches left before they ent^r conference championship competition in a few weeks, so be Sure to give them a look see. Watch the Plaindealer sports calendar for dates. MCHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING BOX SCORE McHenry - 28 JN Libertyville - 15 WEIGHT WINNER LOSER 95 Jim Sobacki McHenry R. Dowdall Libertyville 103 Guy Hansen McHenry B. Tobey Libertyville 112 Dennis Justen McHenry M. Hardyns Libertyville 120 Mike Schleiben McHenry J. Lentz Libertyville 127 Don Voight McHenry B. Palmer Libertyville 133 G. Rundall Libertyville Tom Fuchs McHenry 138 K. Peterson Libertyville Larry Cristy McHenry 145 Ken Wahl McHenry N. Calanca Libertyville 154 Tony Wagner McHenry C. Bernard Liberyville 165 Mike Antonicelli Mch. 180 Jim Laursen MeHenry hwt Chris Borchardt McH. D. Stoppel Libertyville V. Blue Libertyville K. Pranke Libertyville SCORE 8-0 4-3 2-0 3-2 0-0 3-2 pin pin 1:58 6-0 f-0 4-0 forfeit Warriors In Second Weekend Wahl Goes For Near Fall At Meet By Bert Hagemann This weekend the hustling Warriors will once again take to the hardwood in search of victory No. 1 this season. On Friday night they will journey to near-by Woodstock to take on a tough Blue Streak squad. The big Blue are headed by hulking Steve Wilson, one of the fine boys in the conference. Wilson is ably assisted under the glass by burly Doug Crain, and the Woodstock back court is improving weekly. Once again McHenry will have to face big, rough opponents under the bank boards, but a ray of hope is on the horizon. Coach Ken Ludwig refuses to believe that McHenry will go any longer without a win, and he feels that if the roundballers can keep their thins up and keep scrapping, they will get over the hump. The victory hump is being magnified weekly by the run of losses that the Warriors have been experiencing , but. improved play recently can perhaps jell into an orgy or basket making and errorless basketball. On Saturday night the always tough Mundelein squad will invade Warrior land. As usual, they will be well coached, confident, and tough. A win on > Friday night could go a long way towards turning the tables fsIoiF Favtory t«» YOI" Nationally Advertised STUART McGt^IRE FOOTWEAR With Patented Ortho-Vent Spring Step Cushion ... NO BREAKING IN All Sizes Men-Women-Children Casual - Dress - Work Write or Phone for FREE Color CataJog and enabling McHenry to go on a tear. If McHenry fans won't become disheartend neither will the ball club. If we continue to support, they will continue to give everything they have. It's a good deal, so let's do our part. MAKE YOUR OWN TV TEST 1. Trampas of "The Virginian." Henry Fonda Craig Stevens Doug McClure 2. The Beverly Hillbillies. The McCoy* The Clampetts The McSweeneys 3. Luke of "Second Hundred Years." Bill Leyden Keith Morcum Monte Markham 4. Star of movie, "Damn Citizen." Keith Andes Loe J. Cobb . Spencer Tracey 5. Calvary officer in movie, "Sergeant Rutledge." Peter Fonda Bobby Darren Jeffrey Hunter UDj OU -- *( 'J9A3 A|pjOl| -- 2 ^JSMSIA dujijdujos -- £ .'jdipjo/w (uanb -aj) - p -'jjsdxa - g jajun(_| sapuy uiotfljow "sijediuDQ ' ®J n ID 5W :SM3 AASN V ; MILLER I HE AIRE . PHONE 358-0032 WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS Jan. 19 thru 25 * Ken Wahl, McHenry s fine 145 pounder, attempts to drive his Elgin opponent over" for 385-7756 .... Robert C. Anderson PXAINDEALER-PHeTO--*•. -Riversra? Dr a near fall. M?Henry beat a stubborn Elgin -McHenry, III. team by a 21-8 score. frank sinatra . !»tonu .?£• rbme ALSO TONY FRANCHISE BAQIIR WELCH 2Q.^ Now9 Hear This! 1 L to R: Charlie Grimm, Earl Walsh Listen, dear readers, and. you shall hear. The above picture was taken at the Elks Sports Banquet at Woodstock Tuesday night when our Sports Ed "So I Hear", known to be a White Sox tan, took the opportun- Freshmen Wrestling r\. Tourney at Barnngton IV February 2-3 Barrington High School will host their 10th ANNUAL FRESHMEN INVITATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT on Friday, Feb. 2, and Saturday, Feb. 3 at the high school wrestling gymnasium. Being one of the oldest tournaments of its kind in the area, the event annually attracts many schools of the northwest suburban area. Competing this year in addition to the host school, are freshmen wrestlers from Cary- Grove, Conant, Crystal Lake, Dundee Junior High, Wheaton North, Libertyville, McHenry, and Mundelein high schools. First round action is scheduled to begin at 4:00 p.m. Friday, Feb. 2. Semi-final matches will start at 1 p.im Saturday, Feb. 3 followed by 3rd and 4th place matches. Final matches will start at 3 p.m. Team trophies will be awarded to the first and second place teams. In addition, individual awards will be given for the first four places in each weight division. Admission for the tournament is 50 cents for Adults and 25 cents for students. LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB January 21, 1968 - LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB presents 6th Annual ICE-A-RAMA -To be held at the Wing & Fin Hunting club, Sullivan Lake Rd. McHenry, Illinois (north of Volo, West of Rt. 12) Tech. check 8:30 aun. - Close 1»:30 a.m. Time Trials 8:45 a.m. to 11:45 ajm. - 1st Race 12:30 pan. ity to hear and visit with that great and famous Cub, Charlie Gimm. Bill Burfeindt snapped the picture fund thinks he caught '•So I Hear" trying to drive home a pointperhaps about the desirability of a World Series next fall between the Cubs tend Sox. [an That Hurts CLASS 1 EOW Front CLASS 2 EOW Rear CLASS 3 ENOW Under 3000cc. CLASS 4 ENOW over 3000cc. LRSCC Regulations - open to Production; Sports, and all Foreign cars. No studs or chains allowed - safety inspection will be made of condition of car. 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