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« County College Five Wins 71 To 69 Over Mary knoll ITS EITHER FOOTBALL at its best or basketball at its worst as blocks and tackles are throws in bid for lost ball in Fridays game between the Warriors and Blue Streaks. Photo shows, Mike Morenz recovering the fumble. • PLAINDEALER PHOTO WARRIOR IXiN RELN'BOLDT No.,51 and Mike Morenz No. 35 put the pressure on Steve Frame of the Woodstock Blue Streaks. PLAINDEALER PHOTO PG. 6 - PLAINDEALER - WED, FEB. 12, 1969 Earl Walsh SO I HEAR NSports Editor Fishermen and fisher ladies are getting all steamed up in anticipation of the big ice fishing contest at McCullom Lake next Saturday and Sunday. ' People came from near and far last year to enter the contest or just to enjoy the day as spectators. They have a lot of fun and enthusiasm at the Lake and when the ice has melted the profits are used to further youth programs. Beach improvements also benefit everybody. The White Sox are in the news. They haven't found a long ball hitter, but they have hired 15 little cuties to mix with the crowd and attend to their needs. They call those gals Soxettes. Now we need Sockettes. Not that we are opposed to the gals. No, sir'. Now they think Nellie Fox may manage the Washington : Senators on an interim basis. They might do worse on a permanent basis. Nellie was a winner. The papers say Lev. Alcindor and all his 7 foot frame suffers from headaches. No mention of the headaches he has given opposing basketball players. One smart gal in our office gays, "Do you know how Alcindor gets those headache We didn't know. "Bumping his head going through doorways," says that gal. in conference competition, just remember this is the first year with a pool. Reports are very encouraging. Coaching and practice are beginning to show. Watch our boys in a couple of years. John R. Schmitt was in to see what we are going to do about our White Sox this year. After full discussion, we decided everything will be just dandy. (We know that after last year things can't get worse. John and Yours truly had a rough time with the you-know-who fans.) Our sports section is so crowded we might as well sign off ^nd leave room for the rest. EDDIE the EDUCATOR s a y s . . . Basketball Game Of The Century The basketball game of thex century will be played cm Sunday, Feb. 23, at the St. Mary's gy m, at 1:00 in the afternoon. St. Mary's gym, Woodstock, ELL. This game will be played by "Carroll's Cops" and the Harvard Aiders. The Carroll Cops are composed of deputies of McHenry County and are coached by sheriff John C. Carroll. The Harvard Aiders are composed of the men from the Harvard Rescue Squad and are coached by Harry Stafford. There will be a small donation collected at the door, and the proceeds will be used towards the purchase of a rescue equipment truck for the Mc- Henry County sheriffs department. We hope to see a good crowd at this game. G.A.A. MOMS ATTEND MOMMY WRECK NIGHT By Pat Morrison On Thursday, Feb. 6, 186 mothers and daughters attended the annual G.A.A. Mommy Wreck Night. Some of the activities included basketball shooting, volleyball, aerial darts, and numerous relays. Points were given to the teams for winning games against other teams and the winning team was announced at the end of the evening. Refreshments were served and entertainment provided by the G.A.A. Board. FRESHMEN CAGERS RUN RECORD TO 8-2 The Warrior Frosh basketbailers ran their record to 8 wins and 2 losses ^this past Monday with a win over North Chicago's freshmen, 40-29. Rick Cooper led the Warrior attack with 17 points and a surprising 13 rebounds as Mc- Henry jumped off to quick lead which they never relinquished. The Warrior zone defense kept North Chicago away from the boards, and the orange and black offense was potent enough to puncture the Warhawk.defense for 40 tallies. Coach Gary Collins felt this was a great team win on offense, because North Chicago had handed the freshmen a one point loss earlier io the season. He was especially pleased at how the Warrior front liners kept the big men of North Chicago away from the boards. So the little Warriors carry on with their winning tradition, check their schedule if you would like to watch the varsity of the next few years. Waste of Beef There is no ma^'ic juice in the beefsteak to heal a black <_-ve. A much rx-i't.-r treatment is the u*e of col (J c om presses. '»*lf Youth can lear' ar,oi>: rre/js. trade' routes. geQgra phy. arid history r adopt-a ship programs for elementary ;ir;d .u'iior ' schools II I IN' :\ HjUCAII ASV^ATIO' If you think McHenry High's swimming team gets splashed Early Birds Breakfast at BD1 LindwaU't Lamptighler Cat® 3313 W, Elm Street Open Every Day 5 a.m. WE'I^L FILL YOUR THfeRMOS The McHenry County college cagers snapped a 6 game losing streak last Tuesday evening as they edged Mary Knoll college of Glenn Ellyn 71 to 69. The victory was sweet revenge for the Scots who had lost a previous contest to the" Knollers" 77 to 66. Trailing by 7 points, 40 to 33 at the half, the picture looked bleak for the McHenry five. It looked even bleaker when Henry Lamkin who had tallied 18 points in the first half fouled out 4 minutes later. The Scots fought back, however, and finally caught and passed the Knollers with 5 minutes left in the contest. The Scots led by 9 points.with 3 minutes left but had to hang on in the last minute as Maryknoll made a last ditch effort to tie the score. Rich Leigh did a fine job as a replacement for Lamkin, hitting 6 free throws in a row in the clutch moments. Mike Scornavacco with 16 points and Jim Mach and Ron Taylor with 15 and 12 respectively gave the Scots some well balanced scoring. Next home game for the Scots will be Thursday, Feb. 13. at 7:30 p.m. at Marian Ceiftral. Opponent for the evening will be the fine DePaul university frosh. Harry Shields, outstanding player from Crystal Lake, is a starter on the DePaul freshman squad. McHENRY COUNTY COL LEGE v.s. MARYKNOLL at WHEATON Feb. 4, 1969 McHENRY Lamkin 8 2 5 18 Taylor 5 2 4 12 Jasperson 2 0 2 4 Scomavacco 8 ' 0 3 16 Leigh 0 6 4 6 Mach 5 5 5 15 Fiedler 0 o- 0 0 total 28 : 15 23 71 MARYKNOLL Hull 6 4 3 16 Bolton 8 8 3 24 O'Connor 6 2 1 14 Ganahl 1 3 5 4 Pur cell 5 0 4 10 Borhart 0 0 2 0 total 26 17 18 69 McHENRY 33 38 71 MARYKNOLL 40 29 69 MCHS Swimmers Show Marked Improvement By Bert Hagemaim The ' Warrior water men showed marked improvement this past week in meets with Prospect and Woodstock. Although the varsity members were downed by Prospect 81-14, and by Woodstock 74-21, the junior varsity managed a 54-38 victory over the Streak swimmers after a 60-35 defeat at the hands of Prospect. Once again a handful of varsity records were broken as the times improved once again. New Warrior varsity records were set by Harvey, Roberts, Roby, Bender , and the 400 yard relay team of Brand, Anderson, Mac Donald, and Phillips. Against FYospect the 200 yard medley relay team set a new varsity record, and Mac Donald managed a new mark in the 200 yard individual medley. And so our scores gradually improve from week to week, and scores slowly creep iqp from week to week. There is no doubt about the improvement being shown, and with an underclass win under our belts, things are bound to get better. Local Fishermen Winners At Channel Lake Derby Sunny skies and moderating temperatures brought out a crowd of about 3,000 people to join in the fun and contests at the Northern 111. Conservation Ice Derby at Channel Lake Sunday, Jan. 12. Not all of the crowd were icefishing devotees. There was a Liberal sprinkling of children and teen-agers, drawn by the e citement and crowd; and many spectators, some of them motorists on Route 173 who were moved to stop and investigate the reason for the huge crowd on the lake. Fishermen had a field day, with prizes given out hourly for the largest fish in each species caught in the preceding hour, and prizes awarded at the end of the day for the three largest fish of each species caught during the day. Numerous other prizes wee given out in special contests scheduled about every half-hour. Mary Ann Payton was crowned Queen of the Ice Derby at about lp.m. She was selected the winner from the several contestants entered in the Ice Queen contest. Local winners of the prizes for the largest fish of the day in each species were as follows: Bass, Gene L. Freund, McCullom Lake and Robert L. Freund, McHenry. Bluegill: Bob Blake, McHenry. Perch: Lorraine Let win, McHenry. Hourly prize winners from this area for the largest fish in each species were Bob Freund, McHenry, Gene Freund, McCullom Lake, Bob Blake, McHenry, Lorraine Letwin, McHenry. 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After lookii^ over the scores of our lady bowlers, (third column) how can we think of them as the weaker sex? Want to get more depressed men? Look at the scores of thfc teenagers in the fourth column. All in all, we have some One bowlers. Keep It up, we may have some scouts watching us. SPORTS SPORTSMEN SHARE HONORS WITH WIVES AT ANNUAL BANQUET - The Wauconda Sports mens Club members and wives held their annual banquet in Glenview recently. Pictured above are wives of the officers receiving their comical "Gas Head" (big-talk) award plaques from Madeline Amour of Island Lake. Seated left to right is Mrs. Fred Wahl, wife of vicepresident Fred Wahl; Mrs. Tom McMahon (secretaries wife); Mrs. Ken Glysing (president's wife); Mrs. Herb Thomas (board member's wife); and Mrs. James Paddock (board member's wife). Master of ceremonies Fred Amour of Island Lake figured the wives were more appealing to the eye, so the awards were presented to the ladies on behalf of their husbands as the husbands looked on. Member Carl Johnson of Wauconda, personally received a "Mighty-Hunter" award for bagging the most birds during the season. All awards were designed by Fred Amour and his wife Madeline. Don Criel of Chicago gave the opening toast to the club, Herb Pollock of Wauconda read a resume of the club's activities during 1968, and Tom Reilly of Wauconda introduced the new members. Ken Glysing of McHenry gave the retiring president's speech, and Fred Wahl of Wauconda rendered his acceptance address as the new president for 1969. The highlight of the evening was entertainment by Hal Otis, playing club member's favorite piano selections and offering a series of unusual stories and comedy. AU.CRE°IT CARDS 8 Pak - 16 oz. ft w/GASOLINE PURCHASE £ McHenry Market fclace Visit our Newly 1406 N. Riverside Drive Mc Henry Route 120 Soph Cagers Beat Woodstock, 48-41 The McHenry s<g>hoinore basketball team evened their season record at 7-7 with a come from behind 48-41 win over Woodstock last Friday night at Woodstock. Box Score THEY'RE HERE Johnson SKEE-H0RSE MODELS FOR Harbecke 6 4 2 16 13 Gehrke 5 0 4 10 6 Hosier 1 6 3 8 8 J. Miller 2 2 1 6 5 R. Miller 2 0 1 4 3 Kui*etski 2 0 -3* 4 5 Kuechel 0 0 1 0 0 total 18 12 15 48 40 SCORE BY QUARTERS: McHENRY 10 7 8 23 48 Woodstock 12 11 8 10 41 TENNIS CLUB HOLDS FIRST WINTER TOURNEY Harvey Ahitow and Lillian Wilkey emerged victors in the first indoor "pot-luck" tournament held by the McHenry Tennis club last Sunday. There were eighteen men and ten women entered in the tourney, with experienced players' names placed in one hat and novices in another. The finals placed Ahitow and Mrs. Wilkey against Jack Thomas and Elizabeth Nolan. 4416 W. 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