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vPG. 6 - PLAINDEALER - FR1. APRIL 18, 1969 p ) • « \ t, ft ff5?, * w*w ^j*T' r'j^ ?• Ps>r??y- - i* ?•• Mr;w&x: STUDYING THE FORM of Warrior pitcher Tom Janik on the mound are L-R Coach Bert Hagemann and pitchers Mike Freund, Steve Salter and Don Reinboldt. Warrior pitchers have four victories under their belts thus far. Reinboldt is 2 and 0, Janik is 1 and 0 and Carlson is 1. and 0. PLAINDEALER PHOTO v - ' i isM f ^JT WARRIOR RETURNING. LETTERMEN are front row L-R; Steve Salter (P), Mike Janik (S.S.), Larry Miller (O.F.), and Mark Camasta (2B). Back row; Mike Freund (P), Jerry Freund (C), Tom Janik (P) and Don Reinboldt (P). The Warriors beat Woodstock Tuesday afternoon to increase their record to 4 wins against 1 defeat and a tie. At 10:30 a.m. this Saturday, April 19, at MacCracken field our Warriors are host to Libertyville. Libertyville is last year1 champs so come out and cheer the Warriors to a double header victory. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor Everybody isinnocentNobody knows how that picture with a C ub banner happened to be placed at the end of our last column. Whoever ya are, how can we thank you? The ranks are thinning in the list of our longtime friends. Fred Rogers left this earth this week. He was quite an athlete in his' day, playing football under the guidance of the one and only Coach Zupke. Fred used to play sofball with the very active Married Men's Club some years back. NOTE ON TRACK ... Revising the order of results on track sheets and getting them set presents one heckuva job. Our experts, sometimes known as makeup artists, are working out something different. However, it will not be ready until next week. Just be patient. Never fear when Dick and Linda get into high gear. Nothing we could say about Fred could come up to this summation made by his son. John: "He was a good father." The Kiwanis pancake, breakfast last Sunday was a real success. The second helping was just as good as the first. From the moment Roland Herrmann greeted us at the "door of the Legion Home until the last drop of coffee, we enjoyed the sociability .. and the pancakes. Re-Opens Friday GALA OPENING April 18th at 6:30 p.m. e FAnfliLr OUTDOOR Its. 120 & 21. Grayslake KIDDYLANO BA 3-8155 FKIDAY-SATl'RDA V-SFXDA Y APRIL 18-19-20 FRANK SINATRA Tony! Curtis HenryvFonda •PLUS COMPANION FEATURETHE BOSTON STRANGLER SVA-3& Also - Late Show Friday and Saturday "THE OSCAR"-in color. Elke Sommer OPE\ WEEKENDS ONLY fc SCHEDULE 3 8 * 1969 McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS SCHEDULE Varsity and J.V. Tuesday, April 8, Crystal Lake at McHenry; Thursday, April 12, Woodstock at McHenry; Tuesday, April 15, McHenry at Lake Zurich; Friday, April 18, Dundee at McHenry; Monday, April 21,, Zion-Benton at McHenry; Friday, April 25, Elgin at McHenry; Tuesday, April 29, Libertyville at McHenry; Thursday, May 1, McHenry at North Chicago; Saturday, May 3, District Meet; Tuesday, May 6,, Lake Zurich at McHenry; Friday, May 9, McHenry at Dundee; Tuesday, May 13, McHenry at Barrington; Friday, May 16, North Chicago at McHenry; Tuesday, May 20, McHenry at Woodstock; Saturday, May 24, Conference Meet. VACATION PLANNING Go anywhere, anytime. We will arrange your trip as you wish. Here in one office you can obtain folders and unbiased information on all tours, cruises and trips. Call or write today. Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385^7500 Frosh Thindads Open With Win by Bert Hagemann April 14 saw the frosh trackmen win their first meet of the season by the margin of 70-55 over Barrington. The orange and black managed their point total by winning nine of the fifteen events. Stark won the 120 yard high hurdles; Cooper won the 100 yard dash with Hovseth in second,, and Murgetroyd and Phillips went one two in the 880. The 440 was won by Sluga of McHenry, followed closely by Meuer. The mile run saw another Warrior victory with McGibbon and Diedrich grabbing first and second, and in the two mile Seaton brought home a blue ribbon for McHenry. Cooper continued his winning ways with a 220 yard victory, and the mile relay team won in a time of 4:10. Final Warrior victories came when Hovseth won both the discus and the shot put. So all in all the little Warriors made a fine showing in their initial baptism outdoors; keep up the great work! Wonder Lake Mustangs Lose Season Opener The Wonder Lake Mustang Soccer Team had their first taste of organized league play last Sunday when they played against Atlantic United at the McHenry American Legion field and lost li-0. United, which is made up of all British Isle players, was newly formed this year and are all former first and second division players from other Chicago teams. According to the rules a newly formed team must start out in third division and work their way up. The excellent teamwork displayed by this young club in Sunday's game leaves no doubt that they will get to the higher divisions without too much difficulty. Next Sunday - April 20 the W.L. Mustangs will be playing against a- team nam-3d 'Juventus" at Hanson Stadium on Central avenue (north) in Chicago. A bus has been chartered and will leave from the McHenry American Legion clubhouse. at 12:30 noon. If interested call Leo Hartog, 815- 653-7176 POSTPONE FAMILY NIGHT The family social night for the McHenry Tennis club at West campus gymnasium has •been postponed from Friday, April 18, to April 25. r A / r \ / l BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES ™ OFFICE FURNITURE Riverside Books Stationery 1325 N. Riverside Dr. Ph.385-7140 McHenry MCHS Tennis Team Loses To Lakes,Beats "Woodstock by Bert Hagemann The McHenry tennis team got off to a stumbling start against always tough Crystal Lake this past week by losing the match 5-0. However, the Warriors came storming; back to win against Woodstock by a margin of 3-2 and gain the first McHenry tennis victory in 13 years .Against Woodstock, Leon Zelvis had an especially exciting match, winning 6-4,8-10, and 7-5. Jim Donnelly won easily by the margin of 6-2, 6-2, and the doubles team of Keith Klontz and Ed Wittrock.stormed back after losing their first set to gain victory. This first win was an especially gratifying win for coach Phil Glatz after losing to Crystal Lake, and he feels that when Jim Lightner returns after an in4- jury that the Warriors mil be strengthened considerably. The tennis squad would certainly welcome your support at any and all matches. Why not come out and give our newest sport some support? ^NfcHENRYVS CRYSTAL LAKE McHENRY SINGLES Jim Donnelly 1-6, 1-6; Leon Zelvis 2-6, 2-6; Steve Br Oderick 4-6, 0-6 CRYSTAL LAKE SINGLES Dave Miller, Tom ODonnell, Brian Miller. DOUBLES Ed Wittrock and Keith Klontz 0-6, 0-6; Keith Grossich and Phil Cooper 2-6, 1-6. SINGLES Mark Hamby and Paul Herrick; Barry Hill and Jim Ottoson. JUNIOR VARSITY McHENRY SINGLES John McGowan 0-6, 0-6; Pat Higgons 0-6, 1-6; Ray Low 0-6, 0-6; DOUBLES Dana Wheelock and JohnBixby 5-7, 6-3, 6-4; Bruce Davis and Glenn Hannemann 0-6, 2-6. CRYSTAL LAKE SINGLES John Robertson, Van Fox, Mark Guillan. Paul Bockmann and John Cardella; Ron Huffman and George Plens. Crystal Lake J.V. 4 McHenry „.v. 1 2ND TENNIS MEET Tennis: April 12, Woodstock at McHenry McHENRY SINGLES „ Jim Donnelly 6-2, 6-2; Leon Zelvis 6-4, 8-10^ 7-5; Steve Broderick 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. DOUBLES, McHENRY Phil Cooper and Keith Grossich 8-10, 6-4, 3-6; Keith Klontz and Ed Wittrock .0-6, 6-4, 6-3. WOODSTOCK Murschel, Bokum, Boehart. DOUBLES Buschkoph and Smith; Mc- Farlin and Grund. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS McHENRY SINGLES Dana Wheelock 6-2,6-4; John Bixby 1-6, 1-6; Keith Engelhardt 1-6, 1-6; DOUBLES Bruce Davis and Glenn Hannemann 1-6,9-li; John McGowan and Pat Higgons 7-5, 7-5; WOODSTOCK Gerloff, Bergstraud, Rigby. DOUBLES Collier and Sooboda; Farr and Koester. Final Score: McHenry J.V 2 points Woodstock J.V. 3 points REGISTRATION FOR WONDER LAKE BOYS' BASEBALL APRIL 19 Registration for the Wonder Lake Boys' Baseball League will be held at the rear entrance of the Wonder Lake firehouse, East Wonder Lake Road, on Saturday, April 19, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ONLY. Registration forms are available at the Harrison school and the Greenwood school ^nd MUST be signed by at least one parent or guardian. The registration fee MUST be paid at this time. This fee covers the cost of the boys' caps and insurance. The boys are fully covered by insurance against any posible inju**y during the games and practices and also going to and from the scheduled games and practices. Little League boys must be 8 through 12 years, teener league boys 13 through 15 years old, using their age on or before Aug. 1. George Street, Director of Registration. Wonder Lake Boys Baseball League. srotKcoMft* IWAjesOT/) MAS A W WAAJA&f.J? AND FAMS THAT H£IL Sfr 4 p/tee uHDez -rue SLUACr/SM TIN/MS WHO 24- OF* 7-»e pacg /aJ '968... Sports Fans Help us keep our sports I page the bright one that I it is. Do you know of a sporting event that mer-j its a photo? If so, call our photgrapher, Wayne | Gaylord at 385-0170. GAIA EVEN 10th ANNUAL " L Veg as Night Holiday House -- Ingleside, III. APRIL 19, 1969 Sponsored by Chain O'Lakes Boat Club GAMES WITH PLAY MONEY - PRIZES PANCIN G TO LIVE MUSIC TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR 8:30 til ??? Donation $1.25 couup Be me s pa*k HE ii uart •f4 BUTTJS. Pt A YfP OA/ we P£AJHAMT H/maiiajg re*>Ms with rn£ -v x YAHAreej. AlwAYS N4t> A A J A - THG rrpe COuLX> //VJT/ti. //V /*<£" TWJfAS MCHS Golf Team Beats Grant Squad 162-188 LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB April 20, 1969 the Lake Regions sports car club presents Spring Time Trials IV. A tristate championship event, at Windsor Raceary Go-Kart Track, Loves Park, Rockford, Illinois (between Rt. 51 and 173 on Windsor Rd.) Tech. Check and registration open at 9:30 a.m. and close at 12:30 p.m. Practice from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Timed runs start at 1 p.m. sharp. This is a sanctioned Tri-State championship event and will be run under Tri-State classes and rules. All drivers must have a valid drivers license and must be at least 21 years of age to enter. All sports car club members guests are invited but if you have a sports car and do not belong to the club come anyway. The best way to learn competitive driving is to enter an event and get your feet wet. If you chicken out stay as a spectator and enjoy America's most attended but least advertised sport. For further information write or call: Jim Becker, 5020 Woodrow avenue, McHenry, 111. 60050 312-497-3496 or Dick Fournier 1411 Del Este Vista, Crystal Lake, 111 60014 -815-459-7385. The three most essential bones to the human body seem to be the wishbone, backbone and jawbone. The season is on its way and Coach Cuda is rebuilding a golf team Arhich lost four lettermen through graduation. The North suburban championship squad will be hard to replace, however, practice results are very promising. Last Tuesday the MCHS team travelled to Fox Lake C.C. and showed tremendous strength with a four man total of 162 for a 9 hole match. Harry Hans was low for McHenry with a one over par 38. Other scores were Jeff Michels 40, Russ Leight 42, Scott Fisher 42, and Kurt Knaack 44. Nelson Adams, an outstanding sophomore golf prospect, did not make the trip, but will be in action Thursday when Crystal Lake comes to McHenry. If the boys keep up this kind of golf, another conference championship could be in sight for Coach Cuda. The sophomores also setback Grant's sophs by a lopsided score of 195 to 227. Low scorer for the McHenry team was Dave Watkins with a 46. Other scores were Dan Nosal 48, Steve Fain 50, and Mike Sairti 51. MONDAY NITE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE McHENRY RECREATION R. Gerrets 211-222-595; F. Hanneman 212-512; C. Behnke 502; D. Baker 505; M. Schmitt 503; W. Low 206-557; H. Wohlert 208-203-578; T. Rebel 218-554; T. McGuine 200-564; R. Bujak 225-577; B. Biyak 539; D. Humann 200; B. O'Brien 516; H. Hachmeister 224- 572; R. Bierman 573; G. Freund 522. 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