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W»Wji rs Continue Win Streak Thievery In progress and the McHenry War­ riors have been highly successful in this cate­ gory during the 69-70 season. The culprits above are Gary Fairchild (left) and Don Smith of the Warriors displaying this art as they vic­ timize 43-Hill of the Libertyville Wildcats. The Warriors came out on top of the 51-46 score. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Conservation Workshops For High School Students And Adults At Southern III. U. The Warrior sophomores basketball squad continued its winning ways this past week­ end as they blitzed Liberty- ville 84-49, and edged Zion 57-51 to remain unbeaten in North Suburban play. In the home contest against the Cats, the Little Warriors scored 23 points in each of the first three quarters to completely domin­ ate the contest and turn the game into an early rout. Coach Bill Blankenhom began empty­ ing his bench early in the third period as the regulars once a- gain got their accustomed rest as all reserves saw action. Ronnie Miller had a fantastic night from the field, connect­ ing for 24 points in the first half, and as usual, Don Pra­ zak and Carey Fenner did their yeoman like work under the glAS 9* The next night in the packed Zion mad houses the Warriors broke early from the gate and held off a late ZeeBee rush to gain the victory. Forward Don Prazak hit on 7 of 8 field goal attempts as he led all scorers, and also snagged 13 / 'ft Director William L. Ruther­ ford of the Illinois Department of Conservation today urged high school students and adults to take advantage of Workshops in conservation scheduled to be held soon^in southern Illinois. The workshops are sponsored by the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. "This is a fine opportunity for a person to learn more about his environment," Ru- Like all good sports fans we are happy with the news that Lou Boudreau was named to base­ ball's select group, the Hall of Fame. "EARL WALSH • * .- * SO 1 HEAR © -SPORTS EDITOR J therford said. The workshop will be held at the Southern Illinois univer­ sity outdoor laboratory on Lit­ tle Grassy lake, near Carbon- dale, Jan. 25-31 and Feb. 1-7 and 8-14. The first two sessions are for high school students. Fifty students chosen by local sports­ men's clubs will receive a $40 room and board scholarship for each session. The workshops are sanctioned by the Illinois Department of Public Instruc­ tion and the Illinois High School association. Students selected to attend will be excused from school. Teachers may attend the fi­ nal session. The State Feder­ ation of Sportsmen's Clubs will sponsor 20 teachers. Local sportsmen's clubs, civic groups and community organizations will sponsor another 30 tea­ chers. Local sportsmen's clubs, civic groups and com­ munity ° organizations will sponsor another 30 teachers. Those who participate in the last workshop may receive two or three quarter hours of grad­ uate credit. The program, which will in­ clude classroom lectures and field demonstrations, will be conducted by SIU faculty and employes of the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wild­ life and the Illinois Department of Conservation. rebqunds, often in key situa­ tions. The Warriors were ex­ tended to their fullest in re­ bounding with the rugged Zee- Bees led by super soph Bu­ chanan. Some key shooting from the charity stripe also helped in the win column, and this Friday the Warriors wrap up first round play when they jour-' ney to Barrington to take on the rugged Broncos. ^ Zion-Benton 1-17-70 Cooper Miller Hoffman Prazak Fenner fe 2 3 2 7 5 Pf 2 0 3 1 4 tp 9 9 9 14 16 19 19 10 57 F.G. Percentage - 19 for 44 equals 43% F.T Percentage - 19 for 31 equals 61% Score by quarters McHenry 1 2 3 4 Final - 17 14 8 18 57 Zion Benton 8 13 14 16 51 The cheerleaders for the McHenry Sophomore Warrior Wrestling team are L-R. front.: Mary O'Brien! Qarol Freund, Pat Morrison - Captain, and^rani Barnings. PLAINDEALER PHOTO *5 Memory trail takes us back v to the days when Lou played basketball for the U. of I. The JWllini played Notre Dame in X South Bend and we were there, •i Never have we seen a smooth­ ie er, speedier basketball player j than Boudreau that particular ; night. He was like souped up lightning. Fame came to Lou baseball, but ft was basket IT While our basketball teams are in Barrington Friday night the Bronco wrestlers will be here. Take your choice. Both should be tops. Y M C A N O T E S The bowling leagues and in­ struction program which is of­ fered in the Lake Region YMCA's Winter Schedule con­ tinues to accept additional par­ ticipants for the activity. The cbose the bowlinti|*|ue prqgxamlscon- * iond. ducted on Monday and Tuesday afternoons at 4:30 p.m. at the PG.6 -PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JAN. 23,(1970 Frosh Roundballers Continue To Roll With 8-1 Record I .ibe rtyville f; * 1-16-70 fg ft pf tp Cooper 2 2 3 6 Miller 13 2 2 28 Hoffman 5 1 <1 11 Prazak 5 1 2 11 Fenner 3 3 1 9 Weingart 1 1 2 3 Hurckes 0 0 1 0 Steins- doerfer 1 0 1 2 Decker 0 0 /I 0 Diedrich 1 0 0 2 Neiss 2 0 • 0 4 Althoff 1 0 0 2 Batdorff 2 2 0 6 Morgenson > 0 0 1 0 Duszynski 0 0 0 0 • 36 12 15 84 Score by Quarters 1 ,2 3 4 Final ypamoni I » Had a very interesting letter bfrom a lady who says we can't fiise her name. Seems there is • Something about her husband I not relishing her journalisitic ^ endeavors. Here is part of the •nice lady's nice letter: "However, since your column I the other day mentioning the ^coaches' wives, you set me to > .thinking of how they do de­ serve attention. We in McHen­ ry are so lucky with the wives ;"our coaches have chosen. Ev­ eryone of them is pretty and [with wonderful personalities." O J ; That's all we can give you of 'the letter. We do agree that .our coaches know how to pick !'em. Metro Bowl, 77 Brink street in Crystal Lake for boys and girls in secondthrough eighth grades. The program will continue through March 17 and parti­ cipants from all of the Y's 14- community Service Area are welcome to attend. Little time remains before teams are organised. The teams will compete for the trophies for the winning team and the most improved bowler. The weekly fee includes the use of bowling shoes and ball. Non- members of the Lake Region YMC A are also welcomed, but will be asked to pay an ad­ ditional fee. Interested persons should call the Lake Region YMC A at 95 Grant street, Crys­ tal Lake, telephone 459-4455, for additional information and to complete registrations cards. MCHS Varsity Swimmers Drop Pair Of Meets MONDAY NITE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE January 19, 1970 McHENRY RECREATION N. Adams 534; R. Schmuhl 218-524; R. Bujak Jr. 521; R. Bujak Sr. 551; D. Humann 536; Joe Etten 510; T. Rebel 556; K. Oehmke 202-531; H. Wohlert 543; Stan Pankiewcz 200; Rudy Osi 538; Dick Kropp 501; Vic Conrad 524; K. Ohaleren 210- 522; D. Hampton 521; J. Adams 527; C. Visconti 523; F. Mat- thesius 216-559; Loren Freund 215-551; Dick Hiller 502; Jack Schaefer 547; E. Steinsdorfer 517; D. Aissen 203-516; M. James 541; Willie Fuiava 201; T. Kaminski 203-566. by Bert Hagemaim Coach Dick Eberhardy*saqua men dropped a pair of meets this month since returning to com­ petition after the holiday vaca­ tion break. On the sixth the War­ riors dropped a 66-27 decision to a strong Joliet squad, with the frosh-soph squad also going down to defeat by a 70-25 margin. For once, no Warrior records were set, and high point men for the varsity were Todd Baker with five points as a result of first in the diving, Another letter invites us to ^attend the Indoor Tennis Mixer next Sunday afternoon. The let­ ter is from Peggy Lawrence, ;Pres., but that devilish Barb unpin nas a hand in the deal. t First the letter says this is strictly a social event. Then we are told they have an alum­ inum racket and a pair of boun­ cy tennis shoes ready for us. Shorts! We are referred to Brenda for help. Thanks, girls for the invi­ tation. But, you forgot to men­ tion a wheel chair. Beckleman Beating Investigated By Sheriff's Police Sheriffs police have been in­ vestigating a beating which Ken­ neth Beckleman of 5114 N. West street, McHenry, said he re­ ceived from two men found in his home when he arrived there Wednesday evening. A nurse at McHenry hospital called au­ thorities and told them Mrs. Beckleman had an ambulance ome in and the New Spring Fabrics. Most com plete assortment of yard goods in his area.All your |sewing needs are 4t FRANKLIN 1250 N. GREEN STREET J McHENRY DAILY 9-6 FRIDAY 9-9 sent to the home when she arrived after bowling and found him lying on the floor, the house in a state of disarray. An initial inventory of the residence disclosed nothing missing, although the deputy noticed a large gun collection in view and also a coin col­ lection. There were several chairs turned over and dresser drawers pulled open, the con­ tents spilled about. However, there were no signs of a break- in. $$$$ DAYS " COMING SOON Northern Illini Bowmen will honor their successful big game hunters and club champions at their annual awards banquet and dance on Saturday, Jan. 31. Mc­ Henry Legion hall is the place. Archers and friends are invited. The seven NIB deerslayers are Vince Adams, Harv Eady, Lee Kiltz, Horst Mielke and Nels Gustafson all getting their deer in Wisconsin. Two deer bowkills were made by Ray Koch taking deer in Wisconsin and Vermont and John Zawaski downing deer in Wisconsin and Illinois. Advance reservations must be made with Mrs. CalHouser of 3010 Lincoln road, McHenry for the 7 p.m. dinner and dance, Northern Illini Bowmen annual banquet on Jan. 31. and Mike Stark with four points with a second place in the 200 yard freestyle. High scorers for the little Warriors were Hut­ chinson and Eschner with five points, and Bob Decker with four. In the competition against Lake Geneva, the Warriors once again tasted defeat by the score of 75-19 on the varsity level, and 58-34 on the junior var­ sity level. High point swimmers for the varsity were Stark with six, and Harvey and Roberts with four apiece. In the JV meet, the little Warriors took three 1st places, including a sweep in diving and the 100 yard back­ stroke. Pat Kane won the 200 individual medley, Jim Nelson was victorious in diving, and Doug Eschner won the back­ stroke. The Warriors next sWim into action next Monday at Lake Forest. Fmd No Evidence Of Pheasant Contamination Limited studies have turned up no evidence that pheasants in Illinois are contaminated with levels of mercury, a highly poi­ sonous heavy metal, that would cause pheasants to be unfit for human consumption. This re­ port, released by Dr. Glen C. Sanderson, head of wildlife re­ search at the Illinois Natural History Survey, is based on studies conducted by Associate Wildlife Specialist William W. Anderson. The possibility that pheasants carry dangerous lev­ els of mercury recently came to light In Alberta, Canada. by Bert Hagemann This last Monday the fresh^ men basketball team ran ii record to 8-1 with a close 44- 37 win over the Libertyville Wildcats on the opponents home floor. In previous games this month, the little Warriors suf­ fered, their first loss of the season to Crystal Lake by the narrow margin of four points, 43-39, and bounced back to beat Marengo 50-37 last week. In this the year of the round- ball at McHenry, the little War­ riors are more than holding their own, and this Saturday on the home hardwood at East campus, the orange and black will take on what is reputedly a very tough Barrington ball club. Why not roll over to East at nine in the morning and give the Warriors of the future a look see? McHenry High "B" Squad Swimmers Victorious by Bert Hagemann Last Saturday the Warrior "B" squad defeated the Dele- van "B" squad by a narrow marein of 53-42,jrhe meet went down to the final event, the 200 yard freestyle relay, before the final outcome was decided, and the Warriors came up on the long end of the score with a three second victory in_ race. First place winpets for the, orange and black included the"200 yard medley re lay team, Gary Bruan in diving, Bob Deck­ er in the 50 butterfly, and Rich Bland in the 50 yard backstroke. In the same meet, the freshmen squad lost a close on 56-37. Even though defeated, the fresh­ men did set five records for their classification, and gave indications of further improve­ ment. McHenry vs Libertyville Bentz Cunat Donan Habich Knaack Ludwig Mauch Tonyan •19-70 4 0 2 2 0 3 5 3 pts. 8 1 4 5 0 6 14 6 19 16 44 Libertyville 15 7 37 McHenry vs. Marengo 1-17-70 0 Afeld Bentz Cunat Donan Habich Knaack Ludwig Mauch Tonyan '19 12 Marengo 12 13 McHenry vs Crystal 1-10-70 1 Bentz Cunat Donan Habich Knaack Ludwig Mauch Tonvan Crystal Lake 50 37 Lake 2 0 7 10 5 9 6 0 McHenry 23^23 23 15 84 Liberty- • ville 14 15 10 10 49 F.G Percentage - 36 for 65 equals 55% F.T. Percentage - 12 for 23 equals 52% Waubonsee Defeats Fighting Scots I The Fighting Scots of Mc­ Henry County college tried a- gain this past Tuesday evening, Jan. 13, but went down to de­ feat at the hands of Waubonsee college of Aurora, 97 to 83. What do you do when every­ thing you try in a basketball game goes wrong? This was the question at the half time on Tuesday evening. The Scots had thrown the ball away time af­ ter time, they had not rebounded with their opponents, the ball just wouldtft seem to fit in the basket and they trailed by the overwhelming margin of 56 to 28. It would have been very easy for the McHenry team to return to the floor and give up or just go through the motions fof another 20 minute period. The local college five, however,; much to their credit returned! to the floor and outscored theirj opponents 55 to 41 in the final* stanza. Terry Guffa came ofT« the bench to score 16 of hisj 21 points in the final half, Ger-' ry Burke and Larry Nolen and! John Muhrenna begftn to re-j bound and Ron Taylor added the! spark that he always doestothej attack. HELD OVER! PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDTORD KflTHARMEROSSn BUTCH CASSIDV AND THE SUNDANCE KID ACCEPTS POSITION X, James Meyers of 2211 W. Church street, McHenry, has been employed by School, Dis- trict 300 in Carpenters ville as a P.E. and health teacher. DOLLAR DAYS Dollar Days in McHenry will be held Jan. 29, 30 and 31. ~r Fri-sat-Sun 7 & 9:05 Mon-Thurs 7.-30 only SAT-SUN MAT. "Gullivers Travels" Open 1:00 Start 1:30 ill Seats 75tf CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE Reservations & Tickets for all airlines, steam­ ships. railroad, tours & cruises, car rentals, ho­ tels & motels, flight trip & baggage insurance, American Express Travel­ ers Checks. 3405 W. Elm St. ^ --McHenry-- Phon<* 815-385-7500 American Society of Travel Agents HUNTERS You must have an ILLINOIS FIREARMS OWNERS Identification Cord -- * _ _ ... . <•• FOR "r Further Information „ Coll or Visit McHenry Gun Center 3622 W, ELM STREET 1 385-7320 Old Fashioned Pitcher COMPLETE Potatoes month m m T 1 RBI i 1 2028 Rte. 120 Phone 385-9892 McHanrv * m