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PG 6 - PLAINDEALER - WED. JAN. lt5, 1969 Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Warriors Drop ; Sqseaker To Crystal Lake Tigers \ A* It must be the kiss of death. We picked Baltimore over the Jets in the big football game played Sunday. You knoVv what happened. 0 / The Colts of Baltimore looked like old nags compared with the Jets. The last time we watched the Colts they were as frisky as you please. Joe Namath popped off all week about what his team would do, then went out and did it. He really looked like 4 million bucks in this championship game. Sports Ediipr thy of great, big, strong men. That 612 for Lou LaBay looks ^rrxighty nifty. *> Walked in to buy our morning paper ait the Krause newstand this morning and the girl1 who dishes out the papers (and more) noticed our "code in da head." That young girl turned into mother hen with a blast, "That's what you get ... wear your* mittens one day ... take 'em off the next." She had seen those new bag mitts we sported for a few days. ^-- The orange and black of Mo- Henry dropped a narrow 46-42 decision last Friday night to the Tigers of Crystal Lake. In a game featuring erratic shooting and terrific defense, McHenry fell just short in the closing moments of the game as the Warriors watched their .narrow lead disappear into nothingness. by Bert Hagemann „ Besides being a free throw cantest and a low scoring aftair, the game wa3 marred by some weird officiating decisions which adversely affected the orange and black chances. M: Henry held the lead throughout the second half, due largely to some balanced scoring and the fine defensive ef- McHenry County College Comes Close, Lose Two NSmath makes one think back to the days when Dizzy Dean would brag about his great right arm, then go out and back up the^ mateer. brag with a shutout. ^ Those By-Lines over our wrestling stores seem to get lost. Credit goes to Paul Pal- Warrior Bob jjurckes gets his shot away in this 2nd period action at Crystal Lake last (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Friday evening. It was "B thriller all the way and a tough one to lose. Sports can use more of those colorful characters. They put life in the games. You can bet that many thou- . sands of football fans sat in the Orange Bowl just to see Joe Namath either get knocked on his pants or back up his bragging. They saw both. But, Joe wasn't down on the turf too much. J. Remember way back when the ladies (the so-called weaker sex) had to struggle to roll a bowling ball down the alley? Now, look at 'em! In Tomasello's scores this week we see some sabres wor- / Mrs. Henry Tonyan reminded us of the McHenry Junior High The fighting Scots came close MCHENRY over the9 weekend but failed to Taylbr w?n a basketball gam^. On Fri- Jasper son day evening Jan. 10 the Scots Scornavacco traveled to Wheaton where they Leigh dropped a 73 to 56 decision to Mach The Wheaton College Jiiior Fiedler Varsity. Mnus their leading Woodbury scorer, Henry Lamkin, the Vjoneson Scots could nW come/up with , enough scoring tb^UXFrthe tide, total Mike Scornavacco and RonTay- WHEATON lor led McHenry with 13 points each. x The next night, Jan.*) 11, the local college 5 were downed by 13 8 13 4 8 5 3 2 22 12 17 56 basketball game played here^The Aurora College J.V.'s 60 last week so we toured down to watch the action. Lake Zurich edged McHenry 20-19 in a game that was close all the way. Just a couple ofifs and that would have been McHenry" s game. Some of those boys have learned the right moves, but coordination will have to follow. We know one thing -- they should shoot free throws in the back yard next summer. Those free shots win a lot of games. We enjoyed the game more than a little bit and plan to see more.. to 58 as Don Jenkins sank 2 free throws with 20 seconds re1 maining in the contest. Although leading almost the entire r . v test the Scots couldn't get the points at the end. This Thursday Jan. 16, the Scots travel all the way to Mattoon to take on Lake Land Junior college. On Tuesday Jan. 21, McHenry will begin a three game "home" stand by battling Elgin Community College at Marengo High School. Game time is 7:30 p.m. McHenry County College v.s. Aurora College J.V. at Aurora 1-11-69 McKean Plummer Aran Joucheh Askew Welch Cutshall Fugate Catapano Dill Cox Vanderpool total MCHENRY Wheaton J.V.- 0 9 0 16 4 4 8 9 2 7 2 11 1 forts of guards Tom Hurckes and Don Smith. These twobackcourt scrappers gave the opposing guards fits with their constant harrassment and pressure defense. Surprisingly, the Warriors held their own on the boards with the much largdt TJgers, but the story of the ball game was written in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter. The Tigers came out of their comfortable zone defense in the last stanza and forced some key turnovers which resulted in three quick buckets and a tie .score. For the rest of tftfe period the teams traded mistakes, fouls, and some nightmare officiating decisions until the closing two minutes when the Tigers capitalized on tw.) Warrior floor errors and cashed them in on a basket and a brace of rree throws. Once again McHenry gave the eood effort, but once figain it was too little too late. Basically the ball club played their opposition even, but the lack of a clutch score late in the contest sealed the.loss. This Friday we journey to do battle with the struggling Cats of Libertyville, and then it's Saturday night at home against the burly ZeeBees from Zion-Benton. Perhaps our recent resurgence will carry us far enoujjh to taste some of the sweet fruits of victory again. See ya there. 29 15 11 73 24 38 32 35 56 73 Registrations Continue For YMCA Activities JMASELLO'S THURS-NITE .LADIES T.N.T. Registrations for five of the 24 scheduled Winter activities of the Lake Region YMCA continue to be encouraged. They are -gym fun classes for youth in five locations, swim instruction for youth and teenagers at the Elgin Academy and the Woodstock high school, fam'ly gym at Central School, a dress making class for girls and women, and a slipcover instru:tion class for women. Gym Fun classes are sj?he^ duled for boys in grains __2> through 6 in Algonquin 10V45 a.m. at the EastviewSchoo'.and from 9:30 to 10:15 g.m. at Maplewood School in Cpry, Lundahl Junior high school in Crystal Lake, and the McHenry Junior high school in McHenry. The Woodstock program includes a boy's, grades 2-8,gym class a: 1:45 to 2;3'J ,p m. and a girl's, grades 2-8, gym fun class at 2:45 to 3:30 p.m. at the high school. Normally, the YMCA sw/.n instruction classes are filled to capacity; however, the Winter classes have room for additional new enro'lments. Boys and girls from 7 to 12 and teenagers are -eligible--£op--t-he-G4as4.es,--Fea: tures of th? swim instruction program are smill classes and inl vidual attention in biiilding techniques of good swimming. The program, conducted at the Elgin Academy, is for partis - pa its frcn Fox River Grove, Cary, Crystal Lake, McHenry, Lake in the Hills, Island Lake, Algonquin, and Huntley. Chartered bus transportation is p-\t • ided for the classes which are held at 10:00 and at 11:00 a.m for all swim abilities in the YMCA's National Aquatic Program. The Woodstock program SHOPPER'S SPECIAL Everyday at Bill Lindwall's is for residents of High School District 152 living in Woodstock and Wonder Lake. There are two Saturday afternoon classes beginning at 1:45 p.m. and at 2:45 p.m. at the Woodstock high schoo". Participants are asked to bring swim suits, towels and caps for^rls. For family recreation and physical fitness, the YMCA is urging family members to attend the family gym activity held on Fridiy nights from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Central school on Paddock street in Crystal Lake. Family membership in the Lake Region YMCA is needed for these activities and children m jst be 4 years of age in order to Darticipate. Harmon 181 -177 -172-530; F. Krabbenhoft 178; B» GreenwoodSJl; L. A. Smith 204-507; M. Hermann 179-175-492; D. Hiller 206-483; E.„ Mangold 170; E. Rad 172; E. Schaefer 194-510; P. Hiller 195; J. Kennebeck 188; Lou LaBay 215- Offer Small Boat Handling Course The Chain-O-Lakes Power Squadron will offer its free course in Small Boat Handling on Tuesday January 28, 1969 at the Wauconda High School in Wauconda Illinois starting at ' 7:30 p.m. There will also be a free Small Boat Handling Class held at Antiodi High School on Tuesday February 4, 1959 stairting at 7:30 p.m. The United States Power Squadron Course is open to both Men and Women oveFtbflcj age of 16. Ownership of a boat is not required. This fre'jS boating course covers these^subjects: SAFETY AFLOAT, SEAMANSHIP, ' AIDS TO NAVIGATION, CHARTS & PILOTING, MARINER'S COMPASS, GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS, RULES OF THE ROAD, REGISTER NOW FOR SNOWMOBILE PARTY JAN. 19 There is still plenty of time for interested persons to register for the Lake Region YMCA's January 19 family snowmobiling ^ party. Originally the odling had been scheduled to be held at the Munson Marine Sales Center in Volo, Illinois, but a change in locations has been made, and it will now be held at the Buffalo Park, which is located on Route 31 between Algonquin and Elgin. The snowmobiling begins at 2:00 p.m. and continues until 3:00 p.m. Anyone desiring a longer ride should register in advance and state the amount or time they would like. Rogreshmejits will be servo J at the conclusion of the outing. Registrations should be made at the YMCA's Crystal Lake Program Center, 65 N. Williams Street, telephone MCHENRY Lamkin Taylor Jasperson Scornavacco Leigh Mach Fiedler total AURORA Dayton Dickens Schroeder , Enoch Jenkins Bowman Decker total MCHENRY AURORA 7 4 3 6 2 4 0 26 4 5 5 4 4 0 1 23 6 17 58 30 27 1 3 3 2 0 1 4 14 28 33 9 18 13 10 8 1 16 14 60 58 60 McHenry County College v.s. Wheaton J. V. at Wheaton 1-10-69 BOWLING TEN PIN QUEENS-McHENRY RECREATION - MONDAYJAN. 6, 1969 Betty O'Brien 179-166-203- 548; Joyce Lexow 167-164-189- 520; Mary Stratford '86-179- 146-511; Ruth Bomke 154-168- 182-502; Teresa Steffan 159- 139-199-497; Wanda Gehrke 162-161-171-494: Flo Freund 147-157-166-470; Shirley Koenigseder 153-142-165-460; Joan Tonyan 181-125-145-451; Virg Steege 159-164-124-447; Elaine Cross 136-151-152-439; Rails - Em:nie Pixler6-7and 5-10; Miry Jean Lahs 5-7; Dolores Roberts • 2-7; Rose Klemm 5rl0: MerrilftWoolen MJlswon41- lost 13; King Juice won 38-lost 16; Donnelly's Tap & Toe won 27%-lost 26% Bald Knob Resort won 26-lost 28; Elbersen's Ins. won 23-lost 31; Tonyan's Construction won 21 ^-lost32^j Sentry Ins. won 20-lost 34; Mo- Hsnry Sand & Gravel won 19- lost 35. Score by Quarters McHenry 4> 14 12 10 42 C. Lake ,7 12 9 18 46 WARRIORS - 4 2 Fairchild 4 4 2 12 Reinboldt 1 3 4 5 Hurckes, B. 2 1 0 5 Camasta 1 0 5 2 Morenz 2 6 3 10 Hurckes T. 1 0 3 2 Knaack 0 0 1 0 Smith D. 3 0 4 6 totals 14 14 22 42 CRYSTAL LAKE - 46 Wilbrandt 2 4 5 8 Ny strom 3 3 3 9 Green 1 0 0 2 Allyn , 3 8 4 14 Bobek 1 3 o 3 8 Scrikfer 1 1 2 3 Plews 0 2 2 2 Reimer 0 0 0 0 total 13 20 19 .46 Shooting % McHenry 27 opponent 31 turnovers McHenry 17 opponent 18 rebounds McHenry 32 opponent 23 Meat-Potato O NLY $ 1 Open 7 days at 5 a.m. - Closed Wed. at 10 a.m. Lamplighter Cafe SS1S w. gam street NOW SHOWING! for our International Salad SKEE-HORSE SHOP N MCHENRY SIX NEW 1969 MODELS KOSHER CORNED BEEF Ei'.di Thur. Jan. 16 \DY IX 1 t:\lF\T" Qpen-ZJJ-OL^tari-J-^iU Speed power and excitement with look ahead styling Anyway you want it. 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