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I THE WHOLE WORLD? -- Bat Girl Nancy DeWerdt may not have "the whole world in her hands" but in Don Reinboldt, ace pitcher for the Warriors, she has one of the major hopes of their numerous fans for a top season. Plaindealer Photo Warrior Ball Team Splits With Barrington Broncos PG. 6- PLAINDEALER -WED. APRIL 30, 1969 SHOP IN McHENRY by Bert Hagemann The Warriors split a doubleheader this past Saturday with the always tough Broncos of Barrington, winning the first contest 3-1, and losing in the nightcap 6-1. Our recent batting slump continued to plague us in both games, but timely hitting in the first game, plus clutch relief, pitching by Steve Salter, gave us our fifth conference win of the season. Down by 1-0 in the second inning, the Warriors tallied two runs off Barrington Ace Bob Allen on a walk to John Smith, a triple by Tom Janik, and an infield out. We added an insurance run in the fifth when Steve George beat out an infield roller, went to third on Mark Camasta's hit and run single, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Mike Janik. Steve Salter, our answer to Ted Abernathy, entered in the sixth with one out and a runner on when Don Reinboldt injured his arm. Salter preserved the victory against the heavy hitting Broncos although the Barrington squad managed a mild last inning threat which Salter ended by fanning Sass on a called third strike. The second contest saw Mc- Henry push across a run when Camasta singled, stole second, and scored on Tom Janik's single, and things looked rosy as pitcher Mike Freund sailed through the first four innings with no problems at all. However, in the fifth inriing the roof caved in when the big red scored six times on the basis of three bunts, two bat handle bloopers, and an error to ice the ball game. The loss kept us in a tie for first however, as Zion was going down to defeat for the first time also in league competition. The Warrior hitting left much to be desired as a whole on this bright warm day, but we did manage to cool off large Dave Glantz as he hit the ball solidly only once all day. The Bronco pitchers did a masterful job of keeping the ball low and keeping our scoring threats to a minimum. This Saturday it is show down time with the rugged Zee Bees on their home sand pile. Game time is 1-2:30 due to a testing schedule. Your support is both needed and will be strongly appreciated. WARRIORS B R H Decker LF 3 0 0 Camasta 2B 2 1 2 M. Janik SS 3 0 0 T. Janik CF 3 0 1 J. Smith IB 3 0 1 Hurekes 3B 2 0 1 Thurlwell C 3 0 1 Miller pr. 0 0 0 Fairchild RF 3 0 0 M. Freund p 2 0 0 Carlson p 0 0 0 Rohrer p.h. 1 0 0 BARRINGTON B R H Jarrard CF 4 1 2 Dohlman LF 4 1 0 Wendt 3B 2 1 1 Glantz IB 3 0 1 Dineen p.r. 0, 0 0 Harris RF 9* > 0 G Hulman SS 0 0 0 Dowling C 2 0 1 Mackey 2B 3 1 1 Bauer SS 1 0 0 Williams p.h. 1 0 1 .Clawson p.h. 1 0 1 Holman p.r. 0 0 0 Olson P 2 0 0 Wyborny p.h. 1 0 0 SECOND GAME WARRIORS B R H George CF 3 1 1 Camasta 2B 3 0 1 M. Janik SS 0 0 0 Rohrer IB 2 0 0 Hurekes p.h. 1 0 0 Fairchild RF 0 0 0 Decker LF 3 0 1 J. Smith IB 2 1 0 T. Janik 3B 3 1 1 J. Freund C 2 0 0 Reinboldt p 2 0 0 Salter p 0 0 0 BARRINGTON B R H Mata CF 1 0 0 Harris p.h. 2 0 0 Clawson RF 0 0 0 Jarrard LF 4 0 2 Pohlman LF RF 4 0 1 Glantz IB 4 0 1 Wendt 3B 4 0 2 Sass C 3 0 0 Shade p.r. 0 0 0 Mackey 2B 3 0 1 Bauer SS 2 0 1 Williams p.h. 0 0 0 Allen p 2 1 1 CUBS s s s WLL I MW & (Paid for by The McHenry Citizens For B . The Chicago Cubs Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor^ From the Silver Glen Ranch in Chowchilla, California comes the following word from a former McHenryite, Frank Justin: Dear Earl: Since I am spending 6 cents plus dues for our fine home paper I must say it certainly is a welcome paper. You can't realize how close it keeps us to all relatives and old friends. Since lrsffi.^(fl^ll the tijtne _ X thtfijipt ijrSti might want totakg[ a loofc at the fellow on the&lieJ^ end of this pen. I just turrigd over my 73 year and feel fine in spite of it. I must have had a fine guardian angel that had a hold of my hand or I was just plain lucky. My nephews, Donald and Art Stilling, were out this fall and they could not figure how I made it. You seem to be doing pretty good, no wrinkles on your brow, but it seems you lost a few hairs or my eye-sight is getting bad. How about saying Hello to that' lady on the other end of the paper "KAF". She is no stranger to me. She must be pretty smart, never got married and writes a nice Musin' . and Meanderin'. We are all well and hope the same for you. Frank Justin Dear Frank, Nice of you to write. The picture of you from the local paper is a darb. Wish we had a print. It does look a little different than your pictures in McHenry High year book of about 1914-15-16. The records show you were one of McHenry's great athletes. By this time you have read about the big fire at the Justen Furniture Store. We kept thinking of George "Stubby" during the terrible scene. George probably would have saved his Cub baseball tickets the first thing. He spent long hours in that store and still had time to "manage" the Cubs. You would well remember Jake Justen when he ran the store way back when. In the summer months, he had a bench out front and welcomed all who would sit dow» for a yis^. Just whenyour letter arriveji, Donald (your nephew) brought me the same clipping -- and more. Congratulations on being elected president of the Madera County Livestock Association. Don's clipping tells of your many years of service to the Junior Fair. You have been a busy fellow. Am amused at your mention of "K.A.F.". You have no idea how hard we have worked over long years to get her over the matrimonial hump. She simply does not take our advice. She may do some Musin' but we can't get her Meanderin* along the path. Your eyesight is clear, we need a wig. Best wishes to you, Marian and family. Write again. It is always nice to hear from old friends. "S.I.H." SkyL S lo f K I I Mile East of McHenry onRte.120 SAT. SUN.» IN CAR HEATERS VJHlSPf tnends lo ^0"' 99 WOMEN ADULT Maria Mercedes SCHELL- McCAMBRIDGE Luciana Herbert PALUZZI • LOM as t-o Govern Annual McHenry Relays Set For Saturday At McCracken Field The annual McHenry Relays are scheduled for Saturday of this week, May 3 and interest runs high. The meet is unique in so much as all events are run in relay fashion except the 100 yd. dash. Four boys compose a team in each field event and their best efforts are totaled to determine distance or height for pla.ce and points. The running events are handled in normal relay fashion with the customary four man team running against time for place and points. This year we have added a single individual event, the 100 yd. dash. With this come the determining the fastest competition at the meet. The participating schools are: Batavia, Belvidere, Cary- Grove, Dundee, Geneva, Kaneland, Marengo, and McHenry. McHENRY RELAYS Saturday - May 3 - 1969 Order of Events: 9:15 a.m. Pole Vault starts 9:30 a.m. All other field events start 4 mile relay starts 10:20 a.m. High hurdle shuttle relay (480), 120 yards each boy 10:35 a.m. 100 yd dash Prelims, 2 entries per school, 2 or 3 heats as needed. 10:45 a.m. One mile relay 11:00 a.m. Sophomore sprint medley 440 - 220 - 220 - 880 11:10 a.m. Varsity sprint medley 11:20 a.m. Two mile, relay 11:35 a.m. 100 yd Dash Final 11:45 a.m. Sophomore low hurdle shuttle relay, 720 yards (180 each) H:50 a.m. Varsity low hurdle shuttle relay 12:05 p.m. 880 relay (220 each) Schools will enter a 4 man team in each event. Shot, Discus, Pole vault, Long jump, and High jump. Travelling trophy for winning team. Ribbons for first five places. Points will .count on a 10-8-6-4-2 basis in all relays. 100 yd. dash will c o u n t 6 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 SPORTS Varsity Trackmen Victorious In Meet With Dundee, 74-53 by Bert Hagemann The varsity track team won its first North Suburban con- McHenry High Golf Team Is A Fast Pace Setting Last week the MCHS won three matches and lost one despite the loss of Harry Hans, the number one player (Hi the team. Coach Cuda can't wait 'till Tuesday when Harry will join the team and for the first time this year the team will be at full strength. Last Monday the MCHS golf team travelled to Randall Oaks and beat Dundee 162-174. Russ Leight shot a one over par 36 to pace the McHenry team. Other scores were Nelson Adams 38, Kurt Knaack 43, and Scott Fisher 45. Tuesday, playing under unfavorable weather conditions, Mundelein handed the Warriors their first defeat,, 180 -173. Low for the McHenry team was Nelson Adams was a 39. Other scores were Russ Leight 47, Kurt Knaack 44, and Dave Watkins 50. Thursday, the MCHS team beat Zion at McHenry Country club in a close 170 to 172 victory. Russ Leight shot a 39 for low score followed by a 43 MCHS Freshmen Win Second Track Meet Met Dick Anderson last week and he immediately identified himself as a Cub fan. They are all over like Paddy's flea. Big events a - com'n'.- MCHS relays Saturday. District golf tournament here, May 9. & le v by Bert Hagemann The freshmen thinclads captured their second win of the young 1969 track season with a 76-51 victory over Algonquin. The little Warriors racked up 11 fists in the fifteen event meet, and came on strong after falling behind early in the contest. Results follow: Shot Put: 1. Hovseth (Mcft) 2. Rothert (Algon) 3 Elliott (Algon) Distance 36'7" High Jump: 1. Schuette (Algon) 2. Dolloff (McH) 3. Meuer (McH) Height 4'8" Pole Vault: 1. Carlson (McH) 2. Butler (McH) 2. Michalik (McH) Height 8'6" Long Jump: 2. Cooper (McH) 2. Lindsay (Algon) 3. Messamore (McH) Distance 15'8 3/4" 2 Mile Run: 1. Hendricks (McH) 2. Bovee (Algon) 3. Rogers (McH) Time 12:12.3 120 yd H. Hurdles: 1. Stark (McH) 2. Clirard (Algon) 3. Dollof (McH) Time: 21.1 100 yd Dash: 1. Oberlin (Al- Eagle Eyes Aerospace Defense Command's Phased Array AN/ FPS-85 radar can track 200 satellites or search for forty unknown space t a r g e t s simultaneously. wswtnTfiii McHENRY. ILL 385-01 44 HELD OVER!! 2nd BIG WEEK I HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GIRL? a Local police and sheriffs deputies are searching^^ shapely M°n| attractive colj student. last WHAT HAPPENED TO HER? N WHERE DID SHE 60? ^ Here are the SHOCKING FACTS discovered within the HOUSE OF 1000 DOLLS VINCENT PRICE •MARTHA HYER "GEORGE NADER le EXPOSING the billion dollar THE DA* ft % "One of the year's best pictures!" 11 - N Y Times -Saturday Revie H . ilj -Cue Magazine - Newi,day » MGM STANLEY KUBRICK PRODUCTION II 2001 a space odyssey SUPER PANAVISION®- ME7ROCOLOR Fri. -Sat. - Sun. 8:00 Mon. - Thurs. 7:30 SUNDAY KIDDIE MATINEE Open 1:00 Start 1:30 All Seats 50<? ALL NEW HIGH --^BmBRican inreRmmonBii ADVENTURED MIKE NANC* HENRY KOVACK' dav,D OPATASHU Sports Fans Help us keep our sports page the bright one that it is. Do you know of a sporting event that merits a photo? If so, call our photgrapher, Wayne Gaylord at 385-0170. for Nelson Adams and 44's for Jeff Michels and Kurt Knaack. Friday, Crystal Lake came to McHenry and went down 171- 190. Jeff Michels and Nelson Adams shot a pair of 41* s for low score. Russ Leight shot a 45 and Kurt Knaack shot a 44. That same day Harry Hans shot a 36 in a practice round and is showing signs of becoming a great golfer. Presently the team boasts of a 5 and 1 record. The sophomore team is undefeated with a 6-0 record. Members of the team are Sleve Fain, Dan Nosel, Dave Watkins, Mike Santi, Dave Bcrcovan, Jeff;Kuhlraan» Bill Boi - ger, Len -Gerke,- Steve ;Cuda, T9^ Althoff, and Ron Buss. This week the team has matches with Woodstock, Elgin, Barrington, and Antioch. McHenry Country club has been selected as the site for the 1969 High school district golf tournament. More news about the tournament next week. ference victory in over two years this past week with a 74-53 win over conference foe Dundee. Coach Chuck Rutkowski has good reason to be elated over this win, for only two seniors grace the current squad, making it certainly one of the youngest track teams we have had here in years. As usual the Warriors did not fare exceptionally well in the sprints or hurdles, but the field events and distance men came through in their usual stong fashion The VVarrior runiwrs^ (McH) 2nd . <?<***? "dories m the 88< 3rd _ Perry(Dundee) - Distance 440, the mile, the 2 mile, and i7»o»» Space Trackers Aerospace Defense Command's space arm, the Fourteenth Aerospace Force, keeps track of the number, location, and orbital changes of all objects in space. Krug (McH) Height - ll'-O" Shot Put: 1st - Jensen (Dundee) 2nd - Antonicelli (McH) 3rd Nitz (McH) - Distance - 45»4&" Long Jump: 1st - Mrowka Sanchez gon) 2. Sioma (Algon) 3. Hovseth (McH- Time : 11.8 880 yd Run: 1. Murgetroyd (McH) 2. Phillips (McH) 3. Majewski (Algon) Time 2:31.7 880 yd Relay: a. Algonquin Time 1:47.1 440 yd Dash : 1. Lindsay (Algon) 2. Brederdorf (Algon) 3. Sluga (McH) Time 62.9 180 yd L. Hurdles: 1. Cooper (McH) Time :25.1 Mile Run: 1. McGibbon(McH) 2. Deidrich (McH) 3. Read (Algon) Time 5:24.9 220 yd Dash: 1. Cooper (McH) 2. Sloma (Algon) 3. Berg (Algon) Time :27.2 Mile Relay: 1. McHenry Time 4:18.7 Discus: 1. Hovseth (McH) 2. Rothert (Algon) 3. Sluga (McH) Distance 104'4^' the mile relay, while capturing victories in the discus, pole vault, and long jump. Some sophomores gave needed assistance with some point gaining 2nds and 3rds in this meet, and this win certainly can give some encouragement for a long awaited track revival. Results follow: VARSITY MEET RESULTS DUNDEE vs McHENRY 120 yd H. Hurdles: 1st - Johnson (Dundee) 2nd - Weigman (McH) 3rd - Penick - Time: 17.2 „ , ,s, , 100 >4 Da#!:^ (Dundee) 2nd - Mrowka (McH) 3rd - Johnston - Time: 11.0 880 yd Dash: 1st - Smith (McH) 2nd Polowski (Dundee) 3rd. Schubert - Time - 2.05.2 880 yd Relay: 1st - Dundee- Time - 1:38.8 440 yd. Dash: 1st - White (McH) 2nd - Wiedmann (Dundee) 3rd - Kamp (Dundee) Time- 56.2 180 yd L. Hurdles: 1st - Johnson (Dundee) 2nd - Benoy (McH) 3rd - Penick - Time: 22.2 Mile Run: 1st - Hutchinson (McH) 2nd - Waznich (Dundee) 3rd - Jung (McH) Time 4:52.4 220 yd Dash : 1st - Sanchez (Dundee) 2nd - Mrowka (McH) 3rd - Johnston (Dundee) Time: 24.6 Mile Relay: 1st - McHenry - 3:42.0 Discus: 1st - Nitz (McH) 2nd - Antonicelli (McH) 3rd - Sylvester (Dundee) Distance - 128'2#' Pole Vault: 1st - Rudolph (McH) 2nd Lound (McH) 3rd - High Jump: 1st - McMillan (Dundee) 2nd Nitz (Mc^H) 3rd Penick (McH) 2 Mile : 1st Hampton (McH) 2nd Pictor (McH)3rdSchumalth (Dundee) ©FAMILY OUTDOOR Its. 120 & 21, Graystake KIDDYIAND BA 3B155 -"OPEN weekends - Fri. Sat. Sun. - May 2-3-4 :0"H CENTURf !OX presents MON hESTON dLanet APES PLUS CO-FEATURE MOW A MOVIE!1 Valley of the Dolls 20th CENTURY-FOX Present^ A MARK ROBSON OAVID-WEISBAR? PRODUCIIOM PANAVISION' COLOR by DeLUXE* SUGGESTED POR MATURE AUCMCNCM] Also Late Show Fri. - Sat. Upen 7 p.m. Sat.-Sun,-7:30 Fri. 7n ji v m^TO_mPanavi8ionBMd Easiman COLOR Don Reinboldt Don has contributed 4 big wins so far to the Warrior cause • as a three year let - terman in baseball he is providing the needed leadership and steady play needed to make a winner. • Your Friendly Pharmacy • 1325 N. Riverside Dr. • McHenry, 111. • Phone 385-4426