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PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, DECMEBER 10, 1971 Mobile JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE McHENRY HORNETS HEAVYWEIGHTS Phil Thorne - Head Coach; Lynn Limbaugh, Joe Podpora, Roy Lundelius - Assistant coaches. 1st row left to right; Lowell Kivley, Dave Crook, Bill Rowe, Dave Richardson, Tom Travis, Tom Lun­ delius. 2nd row left to right: Dennis Choate, Mike Smith, Frank Leary, Tim Fink, Mark Miller, John Weyland, Keith Richardson. 3rd row left to right: Jack Bucaro, Scott Lennon, Mike Mai, Guy Miller, Don Bockhurst, Gary Olson, Brett Jjackson. 4th row left to righ: Phil Thorne, Lynn Limbaugh. Ab­ sent, Lloyd Wright, Dan Dougherty. The team's record is Won 4 - Lost 4. JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE McHENRY HORNETS LIGHTWEIGHTS Coaches: Bill Fuiava, Lee Mai, Don CrooKilst row left to right: Mark Ziszik, Walter Barry, Scott Freund, Jim Limbaugh, Doug Marunde^eff Freund, Jim Franz, Tim Franz, Keith Belzer. 2nd row left to right: Ron Mauer, John Mass, Tom Maxson, Edward Walker, Todd Marunde, John Munson, Jeff Lennon, Chris Pollock. 3rd row left to right: Fred O'Halleran, Tony Zwilling, !>an Conway, Mark Gillespie, Jeff Aim, Steve Mai, Brian Boecker, Mark Mass, Eric Betts. 4th row left to right: Mike Fink, A.J. Borrelli, George Hoffman, Kevin O'Day, Randy Klapperich, Greg O'Halleran, Jim Johnson, Keith Besserud, Brent Lemkuhl. 5th row left to right: Lee Mai, Bill Fuiava, Don Crook. The team's record is - Won 3 - Lost 5. Collins Cagers Look Impressive In Beating Dundee And Grant Boys by Fred Kusoh Coach Gary Collins Cagers made it 4 in a row as they won two impressive victories this past weekend over Dundee 58- 45 and Grant 61-35. In Friday night's contest held at West campus the young Warriors came from behind to win by 13 points. After a rather sloppy first half the Warriors showed the crowd some fine basketball. The Warriors were led by an outstanding performance by Roger Wanta who scored 22 points and played an out­ standing defensive ball game. Ed Choate contributed 11 points and was outstanding as he controlled the boards with 17 rebounds. Bud Pflug did a fine job at the guard position as he directed the offensive and defensive efforts. On Saturday night the Warriors proved to be too much to handle as they crushed the Grant Bulldogs 61-35. Dan Camasta and Ben Himplemann SCENIC RIVERS . Scenic Rivers legislation will be reintroduced when the Legislature convenes in January, Henry N. Barkhausen, director of the Department of Conservation, said this week. The bill (HB2659) was approved by the House 145-21 but did not reach (he Senate floor this session. Thirteen rivers in the state would be protected from in­ discriminate forest clearing, channelization, mining operations which destroy river banks, dumps and unsightly commercial and residential developments, Barkhausen said. IIS led the Warriors in the victory effort as they scored 17 and 22 points respectively. McHenry 58 vs. Dundee 45 Buss Cathjmal Camasta Choate Decker Dobbertin Freund Himpelmann Lawson Lenzie Miller Novotny Pflug Staley Wanta Total Dundee McHenry 61 vs. Grant Wanta Total Grant *8*HX8E»$*a*flUBaXflftS3 by Inga I hope everyone has least some chance to db-sOme snowmobiling in the last couple of weeks. I know we all were disappointed when the snow storm missed us by only a few miles. Up to last weekend there was good snowmobiling in Lake Geneva. Kettle Morine South in Wisconsin and in Hebron. Mr. Harry Mueller of McHenry. the secretary of the lar Pairs Snowmobile Club ichmond sent me a letter ining their upcoming h Annual Snowmobile . Knowing it would be of st to many snowmobilers his letter reads as follows: Sunday, January 9, 1972, will mark the Fourth Annual Snowmobile Derby sponsored by the Polar Pairs Snowmobile Club, at Rudolph's Breezy Lawn Farm, Spring Grove, Illinois. This year's derby will again feature a 1'2 mile Grand Prix Course, that shouldprove a most interesting challenge to all drivers. The Junior and Powder Puff classes will bring the spectators to a peak of anticipation, that will be highlighted by the Stock and Modified classes, which have in the last three years brought on and challenged some of the finest machines and drivers from a four state area. Drivers will run two laps in each class entered. The course layout is ideally suited for spectator viewing. The spec­ tators will be able to see all the action as it happens, which in itself should add excitement as they cheer for their favorite machine or driver. This year's derby, will, as in past years, follow all the rules and regulations of the United States Snowmobile Association. Entry deadline for all classes will be at 9:30 a.m. sharp, followed by a drivers' briefing, with races slated to start at 10 a.m . so that ample time may be allowed to run all events. There will be ample parking facilities for all contestants and spectators. Food concessions and wash room facilities will also be available for all in at­ tendance. Breezy Lawn farm is located on Route 173, four miles east of Richmond, Illinois and seven miles west of Antioch, Illinois. If there are any other snowmobile clubs in the area that wish to have their club activities written up in the column write me in care of Snowmobile News, the M c H e n r y P l a i n d e a l e r , McHenry. or phone 385-2227. Christmas SPECIALS Here is your Christmas Bonus CURRENT CL0SE0UTS a Buss Cathjmal Camasta Choate Decker Dobbertin Freund Himpelmann Lenzie Novotny fg 0 3 8 1 1 1 0 11 0 0 35 Pf 1 1 2 4 3 1 2 3 1 0 Golf Bags And Clubs msr | A Complete Stock Of Golf Apparel a a McHenry Country Club 1 a -Pro Shop a Phone 385-3435 After 6 p.m. Call 385-5855 a Some 300,000 people lost their lives when a tidal wave hit southern India on October 7, 1737--and another 100,000, in November of 1876. M®I WOODSTOCK 338 003? Friday, December 10 for one "KLUTE"6with JANE FONDA plus 2nd feature "WAIT UNTIL DARK" AUDREY HEPBURN CHILDREN'S MATINEES Sat. & Sun. at 2:30 "SNOW FIRE" PCJR TRI)IJBI.I:-I:REE IlKllflNIi.J m Is your car acting up? Has the winter been hard on your: auto? Now's the time to have a tune-up. We can have your car running smoothly in no time. TUNE-UP SPECIAL!! (Now Thru Dec. 31) REGULAR THIS MONTH * "iK 40 ' ONLY Price includes parts and labor (excluding air cleaner) '44' CALL SERVICE MANAGER HAROLD KAIN AT 385-7200 FOR AN APPOINTMENT. Mit chell [1 lluick - Olds - OpH E3| » "Safe Snowmobiling" REGISTRATION ACT Section :?-8 (Certificate . of Number > Every certificate of number awarded under this Act shall continue in full force and effect for approximately 2 years unless sooner terminated or disj^nitinued in accordance th\this act. All new cer­ ates issued will bear •ptembei 30 expiration dates fn the calendar year 2 years after the issuing date. All certificates shall be renewed for 2 years from the nearest September jjo for a fee of $6. All certificates \fill be considered invalid after October 15 of the year of expiration All cer­ tificates expiring in a given year shall be renewed between March 1 and September 30 of that year, in order to allow sufficient time for processing. 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