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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPT. 4,1970 y i?pr • . -r ' •„ 11 % - ^ in Five New Players Join Soccer Team jvoe Moulis, McHenry modified stock car driver, will wind up the 1970 season of competition this Saturday night Sept. 5 rnd 6 at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot and Sunday at the Lake Geneva Raceway. Moulis who has had enough success to earn him Rookie of the Year honors will also race on Friday night, Sept. 4 at the Santa Fe Speedway in Willow Springs. This date marks the first at this track for the IRA Supers of the Seventies but there is indication that this dirt track could be a regular stop on Circuit of Supers in '71. In response to an article in the local papers recently, Ave new players have joined the Mc­ Henry County COUGARS Soc­ cer Team. Club President A1 Van Berkum and coach Hans Reinhardt both feel that the new additions will be a great asset to the club and will contribute much toward making the Cou­ gars a winning team in the League. Juan Vallet, exchange student from Chile, who makes his home with the Rogers family of Lake­ land Park, is one of the new team members.' Other exchange students have played with the Club in the past: ArnfinStokken of Norway, who lived with the Wheelock family of McHenry during his stay in this country, played with the team when they were known as the Wonder Lake Mustangs. Another player was Eduardo Carrasco of Santiago, Chile who worked at a research center in Woodstock during his eighteen month stay in our coun­ try. On Aug. 23 the Cougars play­ ed against "Tampico" from Chicago in the first game of the fall league season and were defeated 4-2. The next two games will be played on Sept. 13 in Melrose Park and on »*• iibiin i I EAGLES W SAND £ GRAVEL Miiiiiiii | AtTHOFF'S J FALCOHS 1 INC. S t t f 7/ • U j f j S i who f J iff ill HAhfi^ 1 BUSS OPiOh F O R D R I V E R S I iDOi AC. H Ri CHAMPION CONDORS -- Standing left to right: T. Jacobson, D. Urbanski, T. Miller, T. Lud- wig, F. Ludwig, J. Meyer. Bottom row: R. Kiefer, L. Fuller, J. Wrublewski, R. Blanken- ftorn, D. Sweet. Not present: T. Whitehead .iijd J. Boyer. Coaches: Left, J. Ramer; Right, C. Jacobson. The Condors, sponsored by River­ side Bake Shop, had a 13-1 record the past season to win the major league championship in the McHenry group. Congratulations to play­ ers, coaches, sponsor, and parents. Cross Country* Opens Practice For 1970 Season By Bill Blankenhorn The McHenry cross country teams opened practice for the 1970 season last week with 33 runners greeting new head coarh Bill Hutchinson on open­ ing day. Mr. Hutchinson re­ placed Don Seaton as head coach when the former resigned to be­ come iSsistantprincipalatEast Campus. Heading the list of returning varsity candidates are three letter men; Co-Captains Keith Hutchinson (senior) and Terry McGibbon (junior) plus senior Eric Weiss. Also listed by Coh Hutchinson as outstand­ ing prospects are Seniors Ed Dschida and Jim Faas, Juniors John Diedrich, Jerry Walter, and John Seaton, and Sopho­ more Alex Thomas. Graduated from the team that ran up a string of 28 straight dual ireet wins and two con­ secutive years as North Subur­ ban, Mc Henry county and state district champions are: Brad Pictor. Glenn Hampton, Wayne Smith, Mike Freund, Bruce Da­ vit. Fred Stark, Don Shubert, Ed Brutt and Terry Wiesnew- ski. Also gone are two very promising sophomores, Tom Lightner and Greg Pickrum who have transferred to other schpois. However, with the nu­ cleus that is returning , plus the hard work that has been exhibited in the first week of practice, Coach Hutchinson is optimistic that the young men he has this year can continue the winning tradition of the past years. The first meet of the season will be Thursday Sept. 10 at Wasf campus at 4:30. The op­ ponents for the triangular will be North Chicago and Grays- lake. We would encourage you to make every effort to attend all meets. If you have never seen a cross country meet do yourself and the team a favor by being at West campus on Sept. 10. g> * - ̂ Following is a list of all cross country candidates: SENIORS: Keith Hutchinson, (eo-captain) Ed Dschida, Char­ les Claypool, Jim Faas, Mike Blake and Eric Weiss. JUNIORS: Terry McGibbon, (co-captain) Corey Nellis, John Diedrich, Jerry Walter, John Seaton, Rick Smith, Tim Bat- dorff, John Hendricks, Chet Rogers and Don Gerstein. SOPHOMORES: Tom Fen- wick, Jim McMillan, Steve Van Kanegan, Ron Schuster, Alex Thomas, Alan Cina, George Haines, Rick Ormordand Larry Tucker. FRESHMEN: John Sek, Dave Jackson, Mark Schuster, Scott .Walker, Tim Wilt, Kevin Weiss, Tom .Faas and John Minor. Support your local high school athletic teams. Our youth are our most important investment. Soap Bowl McCracken By Bill Blalnkenhorn The fourth annual Soap Bowl football game will be held on Friday, September 11 at Mc­ Cracken Field. Sophomores will get under way at approximately 6:30 with the varsity to follow at 7:30. Coach Bill Day has indi­ cated that the spirit, desire and enthusiasm is extremely good and there are somjg real battles developing for starting berths at all positions. The Soap Bowl will be the first big test for Football Game At Field September 11 the offense and defense. The coaching staff has devised a new system under which the game will be played this year. The best offensive personnel will have the ball all the time against the best of the defensive members. A new and unique scoring system will be insti­ tuted for this game so watch this sports page on Wednesday for exact details. Remember, support your local high school teams. Our SO TRUE Another thing wrong with the world is that we have too many opinions and too few facts. f2 nma |«0W PLAYING FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7:00-9:15 SUNDAY AND LABOR DAY 2:30-4:50-7:05-9:25 The Deadliest Man Alive ... Takes on a Whole Army! cu ,̂EASTWOOD SHIRLEY MACLaine * M A R T I N R A C K I N PRODUCTION TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA -- % IGPl A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR" • PANAVISION" ' " I CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB HERE FRI. THE 11TH The All-New HARVARD THEATRE 21 N. Ayer Ph. 943-4451 HELD OVER!! Thru Sept. 10th 9 p.m. Only 18 AND OVER I.D. IS REQUIRED "I AM CURIOUS" (Ve,l0W> Rated X FRIDAY - 7 p.m. SATURDAY - 5 & 7 p.m. SUNDAY - 3,5 & 7 p.m. "BARQUER0" An Exciting Western! Rated GP The Pain 01 Conditioning Sept. 20 at Humboldt Park in Chicago. The club held their first an­ nual picnic at the Crystal Lake beach last Sunday. Plans are now in the making for a Hal­ loween dance to be given Oct. 31. The Cougars hold practice every Thursday evening at the grounds of the McHenry Amer­ ican Legion on Ringwood road, 1 mile north of Rt. 120 - at 6;30 p.m. They are still look­ ing for more player8. For in­ formation call A1 Vanberkumat 385-8642 or Hans Reinhardt at 459-5752. Spectators are more than welcome on practice night. Why not drop down and watch the team work out? 1970 McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Friday, Sept. 18, McHenry at DeKalb (N) Friday, Sept. 25, McHenry at Dundee (N) Friday, Oct. 2, Zion-Benton at McHenry (N) Friday, Oct. 9, Libertyville at McHenry (N) Homecoming Saturday, Oct. 17, McHenry at Crystal Lake Saturday, Oct. 24, McHenry at Woodstock Friday, Oct. 30, North Chi­ cago at McHenry (N) Friday, Nov. 5, Barringtonat McHenry (N) 1970 J.V. SCHEDULE Monday, Sept. 21, McHenry at Barrington Monday, Sept. 28, Dundee at McHenry Monday, Oct. 5, McHenry at Zion-Benton Monday, Oct. 12, McHenry at Libertyville Monday, Oct. 19, Crystal Lake at McHenry Monday, Oct. 26, Woodstock at McHenry Monday, Nov. 2, McHenry at North Chicago 1970 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Saturday, Sept. 19, Grant at McHenry (A) Saturday, Sept. 26, Dundee at McHenry (A & B) Saturday, Oct. 3, McHenry at Zion-Benton (A & B) Saturday, Oct. 10, McHenry at Libertyville (A & B) Saturday, October 17, Crys­ t a l L a k e a t M c H e n r y ( A & B ) Saturday, Oct. 24, Woodstock at McHenry (A & B) Saturday, Oct. 31, McHenry at North Chicago (A & B) Saturday, Nov. 7, McHenry at - Barrington (A & B) (N) Night Games Friday night Sophomore games start at 7 p.m. and Var­ sity games at 8 p.m. Saturday afternoon Sophomore games start at 12 p.m. and Varsity games at 2 p.m. J.V. games are played on Monday afternoon and start at 4:30 p.m. Fresh­ man games are played on Sat­ urday morning and start at 9 a.m. I j. tjyfep r* • : ' V Js f ItH * 4 A " v ? <s,,t € The pain of getting back into condition is displayed as head coach Bill Day gives the or­ ders to future McHenry War­ rior football stars. After three months of the good life during summer vacation, the players are putting forth that little bit extra to be ready for the first Warrior game. The first weeks are devoted mostly to getting back into condition, learning team plays and determining po­ sition assignments. PLAINDEALER PHOTOS It is Wednesday evening and we just came from Bimbo's (Cub Headquarters). Thought it would be a good time to pay a visit since the Cubs won a 17-2 game today. The crowd was bound to be in a good mood. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J ager Ed Short and Manager Don Gutteridge and now comes the big shake-up. Some play­ ers are bound to change socks next year. weekend for the IRA Supers of the Seventies. Two 50 lap events are set for the Kenosha Coun­ ty Speedway at .Wilmot on Sat­ urday, Sept. 5 and a non-stop 40 lap race at the Lake Gen­ eva Raceway on Sunday, Sept. 6. Monday, Labor Day night, has been set as a rain date for the Wilmot Championship where $1,000 will be paid in lap prize money. Qualified drivers for the 100 laps of Championship Racing at Wilmot include the top drivers in the area. ductor and asked him to write another column soon for old time sake. For our sake, too. We are anxiously waiting. Larry Nimsgern was there and had a different version about those ex-American Leaguers, Pappas and Pepitone, saving the team. He thinks pitcher Miller, obtained from the Sox, will be all right after some National League experience. He's some­ thing different -- that Larry. Peggy Lawrence is enthus­ iastic about the big tennis tour­ nament at West Campus over the coming weekend. The local club anticipates a good turnout from all parts of Illinois. Now comes the Labor Day weekend and one wonders how many lives will be lost in auto accidents. Still think if we would all pay heed to the signs on the right of the roadway there wouldn't be any accidents. Calls have come in from Mon­ tana, Michigan and Chicago. Ex­ cited -- that's Peggy and her group. Rita Martin was one of many who expressed enjoyment in reading that combined Bacon's Strip - So I Hear column re­ print of 35 years ago. Had a phone call from the Strip con- I am happy to announce that our Senior Citizens Bowling group opened their first win­ ter season on Tuesday Sept. 1 with a big success. My goal was to have 60 bowlers or more and we had 60 present. Anyone who is a member of the Senior Citizens can still join the grot?), and what makes it interesting is that we have no competition and have lots of fun. The women bowlers are the stars. Our McHenry mer­ chants are very kind to the Senior Citizens in sponsoring the teams with shirts and we are thankful for that. For further information call Frank Giel, 497-3646. "Frenchy" was the only thorn in the side of the Cub boosters. He let them know that getting ex-Sox Miller is all they need to help them out. Sounds like you can see some top tennis players in action. Hope you read the story in the first issue this week. Being on " Frenchy*s" side, we didn't remark that the Sox have been helping out quite a few teams this year. youth are our most important investment. Our line must have been very busy this afternoon when Bill DeVries tried to phone so he trotted in to tell us the Cubs were leading 15-2. That made us happy. The Sox fired General Man- T •? For you auto racing fans, hear this: The 1970 Championship races will wind up activities this ©CRAYSLAKE OUTDOOR *»s. 120 & 21, Grayslakc K i n P Y I A K J D P A T . R i r , - ENDS THURS. SEPT. 3 "JUNGLE BOOK" & "THE LOVE BUG" FRI.-THURS. SEPT.4-10 "A COCKEYED MASTERPIECE --Joseph Morgenstern, Newsweek HELD OVER!!! 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