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3rd WEEK Soph Wrestlers Win Quadrangular Meet I Mile East of McHenry SAT. - SUN.onRte.l20 OPTIONAL HEATER & CONCESSION TICKETS . C. D. of A. Tuesday Night 8 P.M. December 1, 1970 Lois Crouch 476; Betty Smith 446; Pat Ruemelin 459; Geor- gine IPIsa 481; Edi Nimsgern 454; Kitty Hendle 463; Cathy Boro 191, 501; Linda Kunz 211, 527; Sharon Klapperich 203, 470; Nancy Krcmar 190, 458; Helen Gondeck 452; Marion Donnelly 191, 491. Bonnie Seg- emark bowled 3 games the same. Splits - Lois Crouch 6-7-10; Carolyn Oetien 5-6-10; Shirley Lossmann 5-7; Shirley Doherty 5-7-8, 5*10; Linda Kunz 3-10; Lil Miller 4-7-9; Roni Rom- kowske 5-8-10. THE REFEREE POSITION is demonstrated by Warrior co- captains Bob Weingart, 167 pounds, and 155 pound Dan Erb as Coach Hutch looks on. The referee position is the starting po­ sition of each match. The next McHenry wrestling match will Don't worry when others im- The highway mileage from itate you. As long as they are the South Rim of the Grand following in your tracks, they'll Canyon to the North Rim (14 never pass you. miles apart) totals 200 miles. OPENS FRIDAY TOO SHOWS 7:00-9:25 WOODSTOCK 338 0032 f HEY KIDS. . . See Santa At The McHenry Theatre Sat.Sun. Dec. 5-6 at 1:30 free candy for everyone OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 1:30 SHOWS AT 2:30-4:25-7:00-9:25 I~AND^MQREFAR OUT FUN! h WALT DISNEY ~ IIAII, CAN I INIKKOW THE CAR? Wgt. 98 105 112 119 126 132 138 145 155 167 185 Hwt. Wgt. 98 105 112 119 126 132 138 145 155 167 185 Hwt. Match McMillan (M) Ceithaml (CG) Worm (M) Hargrove (CG) Davis (M) Abeomanto (CG) Lescher (M) Anderson (CG) Rivera (M) Falconer (CG) Apel(M) Warrington (CG) Gilpin (M) , Johnson (CG) Congdon (M) Budd (CG) Mowrer (M) Pursley (CG) McGee (M) Reed (CG) Dimopolous (M) Stone (CG) Heald (M) Borscha (CG) Match McMillan (M) Murphy (B) Worm (M) Daniels (B) Davis (M) McGinley (B) Lescher (M) Zatt(B) Rivera (M) Hickman (B) Apel (M) Boechner Gilpin (M) Below (B) «• Congdon (M) Flurry (B) Mowrer (M) Ryan(B) McGee(M) Herrick (B) Dimopolous (M) Heald (M) Cooney (B) ; TEAM SCORE Score McHenry Cary-Grove % 15 3 9 Pin 4:43 (3rd) 5 Pin 5:60 (3rd) 5 0 3 3 7 3 4 Pin 3:10 (2nd) 5 Pin 1:45 (1st) 5 Pin 0:43 (1st) 5 5 7 Pin 2:22 (2nd) 5 Pin 1:03 (1st) 5 Pin 1:40 (1st) Totals 36 16 Score McHenry Barrington Pin 2:42 (2nd) 5 4 2 4 2 0 6 3 Pin 1:07 (1st) 5 Pin 1:44 (1st) 5 0 13 Pin 3:05 (2nd) 5 10 3 5 5 3 0 Pin 2:33 (2nd) 5 Forfeit 5 t Pin 0:57 (1st) 5 • i.» ') "-l Totals 38 •• 13 ! a ROSS HUNTER pwoouctio* AIRPORT BURT v ~ DEAN LANCASTER • MARTIN JEANSEBER6 JACQUELINE BISSET A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR• Product in TOOO AO* (G) Fri-Sat-Sun 7:00 & 9:15 Mon-Thur. 7:30 Only Sat & Sun Mat. Only Start 1:00&3:00 All Seats .75 TWO FULL LENGTH FEATURES Conference Cage Race To Open by Bill Blankenhorn The rugged North Suburban Conference basketball race op­ ens tonight with at least five teams given a good chance of coming away with the title come the end of February. Defending champ Zion Benton, led by scor­ ing ace Bert Fredrickson, sec­ ond place finisher McHenry with good height and depth, defen­ sive minded North Chicago, ex­ perienced Barrington and dark- horse Libertyville appear to be the class of the league with no clear-cut favorite. Woodstock could very well slip into the title picture while Dundee has a new coach and Crystal Lake will be inexperienced as grad­ uation took its toll on the Ti­ gers. Conference games this Friday: North Chicago at Zion Ben­ ton. Barrington at Crystal Lake. Woodstock at Libertyville. Dundee at McHenry. Non-conference games this Sat­ urday: Grant at McHenry. Rockford Boylan at Dundee. Libertyville at Prospect. Crystal Lake at Crown. Barrington at Arlington Hts. Sport Quiz Question: Who comprised starting back- field for the 1958 World Champ­ ion Baltimore Colts? Some American cities have developed nicknames, usually because of some special event or characteristic. A few are: 1) City of Brotherly Love -- Philadelphia 2) The Windy City -- Chi­ cago 3) The Twin Cities -- St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn. 4) The Motor City -- Detroit 5) The Rubber City -- Akron, Ohio 6) The Crescent City -- New Orleans PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRI., DECEMBER 4, 1970 THE WARRIORS ARE READY -- with three victories against no defeats as ̂ they take on Dundee tonight at West Campus to open the North Suburban conference. It's a double home date this week as the Warriors host Grant here Saturday night in a non-conference game. The members of the McHenry Warrior team that captured the first place trophy in the Lake Zurich Thanks­ giving tournament are L-R kneeling; Ken Ludwig - Head Coach, Randy Neiss, Gary Hosier, Len Gehrke, Tim Batdorff, Carey Fenner, Bruce Harbecke, Don Prazak, Mark Hoffman and Elvin Partenheimer, assistant coach. Standing are Mark Justen - Trainer, Jim Curran, Tod Althoff, John Diedrich, Mark Steins - doerfer, Jerry Miller, Ron Miller, Joe Dehn, Jim Weingart, Bill Barwig and Roger Claypool - Manager. PLAINDEALER PHOTO G.A.A. Girls Honor Dads At "Daddy Date Night On Thursday, Nov. 19, at 7 p.m«, the G.A.A. girls had a night out with their Dads. Hiis was our Annual "Daddy Date Night", where Dads and their daughters spend an evening to­ gether playing volleyball. Our hi-light for the evening was to honor "4-Year Fath­ ers". They were: Mr. Rogers, Mr. Blake, Mr. Mclnerny, and Mr. Dougherty. Refreshments were served and entertainment was provided by the G.A.A. board members. The newly elected G.A.A. of­ ficers for 1970-71 are as fol­ lows: President-Pam Shaffer; 1st Vice-President - Shirley Jenkira; 2nd Vice-President - Marge Mclnereny; Secretary- Treasurer - Lorrie DeWerdt; Points Chairman - Vicki Pet­ erson; General Sports Mana­ ger - Linda Bender; Assis­ tant Sports Managers - Jackie Whitney and Joyce Heard; So­ cial Chairman - Chris Sween­ ey; Publicity Chairman - Robin Perrino. The two sponsors are Mrs. Schmidt from West cam­ pus and Miss Morner from East campus. Our present activity after school is volleyball, which con­ sists of 6 teams from West campus and 12 teams from East campus. Both schools play a- mong their own teams until the season comes to an end. The Freshmen, Sophomores, Jun­ iors, and Seniors are all al­ lowed equal volleyball All-Star teams. Both schools come up with a winning All-Star team. These two teams then compete for the championship, which will be held Dec. 21, 1970. Publicity Chairman, Robin Perrino Junior Varsity Swimmers Tie Harlem -Rockford EARL WALSH The worst has happened! Petie Schaefer says we can tell Judy Smith thai he will join her on the North Side next season--with the Cubs. Petie's frustration and rash decision came when the White Sox traded Louie Aparicio to Boston. So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. trains and we'll get the peo­ ple." We probably told you before-- Our answer was, "Which came first--the hen or the egg?" One nice card received on our recent birthday was signed by "A shirttail relative, Irene Adams." Like the Last of the Mo­ hicans, Louie was the last of the Go-Go Sox team of the A1 Lopez era. We suggested to Petie that instead of his horrible decision he should consider lining up with Milwaukee. Believe it or not, we got out of McHenry County on Wednes­ day of this week. On our way home from Fox Lake we saw golfers on the fairways at Mal- pede's Pistakee Golf Course. Golf on green grass in Decem­ ber. We'll be watching for ice skaters on Fox River next July. When the Sox come dashing home from the sunny south next spring we are sure Petie will be back with the booster club. AppropriaLe "The Utterly-Utters are just wild about society, aren't they?" "Why my dear, they're such ^ social climbers that they've even named their youngest daughter Ivy!" Sports Schedule Dec. 4, Swimming, Var-Jv, Larkin, There, 4:30. Dec. 4, Basketball, Var- Soph, Dundee, Home, 6:45. Dec. 5, Basketball, JV-SB- FA-B, Dundee, Home, 9:00. Dec. 5, Basketball Var-Soph, Grant, Home 6:45. Dec. 8, Swimming, Var-JV, Woodstock, Home, 6:45. Dec. 11, Basketball, Var- Soph, Libertyville, Home, 6:45. Dec. 1 , Wrestling, Var-JV- Soph-Fr, Libertyville, There, 6:45. Dec. 12, Wrestling, Var- Quadrangular. Crown-Round Lake-Geneva, Home, 1:00. Dec. 12, Basketball, JV-FA- B, Libertyville, There, 9:00. Dec. 12, Basketball, Var- Soph, Mundelein, There, 6c45. Dec. 15, Swimming, Var-JV, DeKalb, There, 4:30. Dec. 15, Wrestling, Var-JV- Soph, Antioch, Home, 6:45. Dsc. 17, Swimming, Var-JV, Wheeling, There, 4:30. Dec. 18, Basketball,t Var- Soph, Zion-Benton, There', 6:45. Dec. 19, Basketball, Var- Soph, Antioch, There, 6:45. Dec. 19, Wrestling, F-Soph- Tournament at Wauconda, There, 9:00. Dec. 19, Basketball, JV-SB- FA-B, Zion-Benton, Home, 9:00. Dec. 21, Basketball, FA-B, Grant, Home, 3:45. Dec. 22, Swimming, Var-JV, Prospect, Home, 4:30. Dec. 26, 28, 29, 30, Basket­ ball Tournament at Batavia, There. As we walked toward the door at Bimbo's Tuesday night after a bite and a sip, Gene Morenz was holding our coat and helped us get into it. Any­ body else offer that kind of service? by Bill Blankenhorn The junior varsity swimming Warriors tied Harlem of Rock­ ford in a dual meet Tuesday 47-47. Hie Warriors took six first places including a record breaking performance by Freshman John Sek in the 200 yd. individual medley with a time of 2:56.5. John broke his own record of 2:58.8 set last week against Hersey. Also taking first place hon­ ors for McHenry were Kreut- zer (diving), Voorhees (100 yd. butterfly), Watkins (100 yd. freestyle), Topp (100 yd. back­ stroke) and the 400 yd. free­ style relay team of Cashin, Stilling, Sek and Watkins. Against Hersey last week there were three Frosh-Soph records broken as the 200 yd. medley relay team of Topp, Long, Sek and Fry posted a best time of 2:10.7 while Sek swam a record 2:58.8 200 yd. individual medley and Topp had a record 1:17.1 time for the 100 yd. backstroke. Speaking of service reminds us of two newcomers to our ar­ ea who told us last week that McHenry should write to the Chicago and Northwestern Rail­ way Co., and ask for more trains. Just like that! We reviewed a little his­ tory on that subject. North­ western said, "Get the people and we will add the trains." McHenry said, "Give us the North Suburban be the varsity quadrangular to be held here on Saturday, Dec. 12. The participating teams will be Crown, Round Lake and Geneva ; along with the Warriors. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Puzzled About What's Going On Around Town . . Read The McHENRY PLAINDEALER And Become Informed !!!!!! For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At.. , Stoffel & Reihanspergertefe '̂j 3438 W. Elm St.-McHenry Ph. 385-0300 Answer: . ̂ Jdna -on 'ajooiv I 'oqaauiy *v 'sbtjuq *f by Bill Blankenhorn sophomore Warrior wrestling team won the Cary Grove Holiday Quadrangular meet as they defeated host Gary Grove 36-16 and Barrington 38- 13. Leading the victory parade were Skip Gilpin (138) and Pat McGee (167) as they registered pins in both meets while Ray Rivera (126), Steve Congdon (145) and Jim Dimopolous (185) each recorded two wins, one each by pin. Kim Worm (105) also scored in both matches for the Warriors as he scored a pin and a tie. REGULAR ADMISSION - $1.50 - $1.25 & 75c 1970-71 McHenry High School FUN SCORES A NEW HIGH! •e »r •u(*A VISTA OiSTNltuTlOM CO . 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