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I PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1972 So Glenny Wattles drug store and the "Torchy" Krause store closed. Whatever happened to Edith? -- The gal who gave Bob Frisby, Larry Booster and Yours Truly a hard time when we brought cheer to her each morning at Krause's. SPORTS EDITORJ THK SOPHOMORE WARRIORS are rolling along with a fine record this season This Friday they battle the Tigers of Crystal Lake in a home game The members of this 12-2 team are l-r, row Boh Morrisette. Doug Freund. Steve O'tlalleran, Bud Pf Ste\e Buss. Jon Miller and I>an Camasta. Second row are Dave rystal ,front Pflug, l.awson, Mike Cajthamal. Bob Staley, Fred Bixby, Bob Dobbertin, Kip Novotny and Scott Fain. Third row, Clayton Patzke - manager, Steve Petrov, Ed Choate, Rick Lenzie. Rog Wanta, Bob Schabow - manager, and Coach Gary Collins. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) THE FRESHMAN WRESTLING team captured second place in the (irayslake Tourney, missing first place by only 2 points. The team members are l-r front row; Mike Morreale, Dave Kroncke, Brian Antonov, Ken Zeller, Bob Eppel, Steve Lane, Rich Bender, Paul Antonov. John Henderlong and Frank McClatchey. Standing are Greg Worm, Joe Walker. Bruce VanBuren, Joe Dougherty, Scott Frantz, Joe Broderich, Joe Cusack, John Culliton, Ken Scanlin and Coach Palmateer. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Junior High Trojans Win Two, Lose One BOX SCORES McHenry vs Parkland fg ft tp by Jerry Miller The Trojans beat the Vikings of Parkland by a score of 34 to 21 The \ lkings battled back time alter time, and with 2:50 left in the game, they were down by only 2 points But, the Trojans hung on ft^r the victory J Knaack. and B Lund had 12 and 10 points respectively. The Trojans then traveled to Round Lake to face the always tough Wildcats With an all out effort by the whole team the Trojans hung on for a 27 to 25 \ ictory .1 Knaick again led the at­ tack with 15 points. B Lund collected 11 rebounds. Then on Thursday, Jan. 13 theTrojans played host to Wauconda, the first place team in the league The Trojans needed this victory to stay in the race, but came up on the short end by a score of 48 to 41. Although they lost, they have nothing to be ashamed of as they did play inspired basketball. J. Nelson came out of hiding and swished the nets for 14 points. J. Knaack backed him up with 10. Come out and see the Trojans in action Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m when they face the new and exciting Vikings of Parkland Burke Ludwig Nelson Christy Smith White Knaack Lund Peterson Blankenhorn Freund Jackson 0 0 0 0 \ 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 8 34 35 57 per cent per cent McHEnry vs Round Lake fg ft tp Burke Ludwig Nelson Christy Smith White Knaack Lund 0 0 0 0 0 Knaack Burke Lund Ludwig Nelson Christy Smith Peterson White 1 15 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 41 Baseball's first deliberate bunt was laid down by Dickey Pearce of the Brooklyn Atlantic* in 1866. HARVARD THEATRE 21 23 N AYER ST HARVARD, ILL . 815 943 4451 f OH .>4 MOUH HI <_.( >H I )t I ) I N I O H M A I I O N < J I l 1 I I ' C H Af \ i l , I W I THOUT I 'R I I IH NO I IC t A U N I Q U I N E W C O M F O R T A B L E M O T I O N P I C T U R E T H E A T H E C A T t R I N G T O T H E V A R I E D T A S T E S O F A L L T Y P E S A U D I E N C E S Out Concession Items Are for Your Enjoyment in the Auditouum FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY ONLY 4PM Mat i roe Sunday Sl^KIS FRIDAY JANUARY 21 ST FOR 7 DAYS CLINT EASTWOOD m II PLAY MISTY FOR ME ...an Invitation to terror... M S • ' ( HI , 1 ! «• A i 1 t rfdutt /tit *yil*K4 * D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM S I \ R I S F R I D A Y J \ N l \RY 2 1 ST FOR 7 DAYS 35mm TRIPLE 'X ' COLOR ART F ILM * Plus * 16mm UNDERGROUND ART FILM A Ful l Length West Coast Feature Color & Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED Grapplers Crush Lake Zurich 60-6 by Fred Kusch MCHS' mat men hosted Lake Zurich Tuesday evening and proved to be not too amiable a host as they nearly shut out their guests 60-6. The Warriors simply overwhelmed their opponents as Kevin Worm, Jock Worm, Doug Sund and Dennis Hovseth each pinned their men Freshman Joe Dougherty again sparked as he also pinned his man. The Warriors get back into action again tonight as they travel to Crystal Lake to take on the Tigers. The Warriors a' .0 travel to Lake Geneva, Wis., Saturday to take part in the Lake Geneva Invitational Tournament. Please note that this is a correction from last week's paper which stated that the Warriors would wrestle in the tourney last Saturday. McUemy Jll. :is:>-lll44 STARTS FRIDAY JAN. 21 t UtbtluUt IMMIP IttllL UuU IGJUIL ALL AOC S ADMITTED Pa ren t* ' Gu idance Sug9«s i*c Tri-Sat-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon-Thur. 7:30 Only TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 FRI-SAT-SUN. Family Entertainment Admission Only $1.00 Start 7:00 & 9:00 llUllLlltUt ' '€V » • • • • • • • • • • • • MON-THUR. January 24-25-26-27 Adult Entertainment Admission $2.50 18 and Over Only "AcaPulco Uncensored" And 'Marsha Erotic Housewife' 'Aca Pulso" 7:00 & 9:20 'Marsha" 8:10 Only This is the time of year when we remind the boss that the Plaindealer should have a sports reporter in the White Sox Camp Have been putting out that propaganda annually since the year of 1935. The hell of it is, the present boss is a Cub fan. We have many crosses to bear. Might as well suggest that Ye Olde Plaindealer send us to cover the Democratic Con­ vention. When snowmobilers com­ plain about the lack of snow, we tell 'em to wait a while - we aren't taking our snow tires off the buggy. How would it be to reverse the order in this great country of ours9 Let the editorial writers run the country and the office holders write the criticisms. The gal in our life has made all kinds of fun about our sending in those numbers where we might win a hundred thousand dollars or something. On Wednesday we won the something--a little gold-plated leaf to pin on our lapel. Now she says we should have saved the 8 cents postage and bought the pin from Harry Dean. Some people know how to hurt a guy. Kind of gave up on the bowling scores of our gals. So many good ones. But look at this one: Cathy Boro, 206-575. That's a lot of timber. The note says our gift was for sixth place. Glad we weren't sixteenth. Our Warrior varsity basketball players had 27 fouls called on them in the Barrington game. If we r e m e m b e r c o r r e c t l y , Barrington scored 22 points on free throws. That did it. That same gal in our life decided we should lose weight so this morning she served us fruit, bacon and eggs, and corn bread for breakfast. We're off to a great start. Putting our bird food out has again brought a large flock of sparrows to our back yard. Why don't they go south? "A nation which has no regard for its past will have little future worth remem­ bering." -Carl Sandburg P. A. System Stolen At St. Peter's Church Deputies were called td in­ vestigate a burglary at St. Peter's Catholic church, 2206 Main street, Spring Grove, which apparently occurred sometime Monday night. Entry was made by breaking the glass in a north door which allowed the offender to reach inside and release the lock. Two candles missing from the vestibule may have been used for illumination by the offenders. Also taken were a public address system and an amplifier. Freund 0 0 0 Blankenhorn 0 0 0 Jackson 0 0 0 11 5 27 33 38 per cent per cent McHenry vs Wauconda fg ft tp 1 1 3 1 0 2 6 2 14 2 Whenever we suggest that somebody should sell or rent cushions at basketball games or turn up the soft side of the boards, somebody always reminds us that we are pretty well cushioned. One fellow who is taking off weight is Chief Espey. (You must have noticed). His wife, Marie, has been in the Harvard hospital for two weeks. (There seems to be some evidence that she is a good cook). The Crystal Lake Tigers come to the Warrior camp this (Friday) night. This game we must not lose. We won't. I t ' s d o g g o n e n e a r t i m e . Northern Illinois has finally broken into the ratings in basketball Things have never been the same in McHenry since the ARREST DRIVER Leonard L. Crago of 7605 Seminole, Wonder Lake, was arrested by county police for driving with no valid driver's license. Bond was set at $500, court date Jan. 31. Friday morning about 12:20 a.m., deputies stopped Crago for a routine traffic violation on Wonder Lake road^^e^r Mc- Cullom Lake roacl TffWonder Lake. Crago failed to produce a driver's license and when of­ ficers checked with the Secretary of State's office, they found he had never been issued a license. ^ TEN PIN QUEENS Jan.10 Em Damians 144-200-193-537; Ruth Bomke 174-167;189- 530;Nancy Kadisak 100-189-150- 519; Nancy Krcmar 181-159-170- 510; Betty O'Brien 160-172-164- 4%; Marcy Goss 159-164-170- 493; Mary Ann Supek 158.157- 158-473; Barb Nelsen 146-140- 178-464; Elaine Cross 167-138- 156-461; Judy Worts 145-156-150- 451. / Rails: Teresa Steffan 4-5-7; Vera Kilzer 1-2-4-10. Jan. 17 Teresa Steffan* 154-199-177- 530; Em Damians 201-160- 158; 519; Nancy Kadisak 176- 169-181-526; Chris Kern 126-168- 199-493; Mary Ann Lynn 175- 140-166-481; Nancy Krcmar 151- 175-144-470; Hazel Stahlman 171-135-170-476; Gen Bennett 159-175-134-468; Lois Troka 173- 138-135-446. High games: Edye Fitts 164; Betsy O'Brien 170; Kathy O'Brien 152; Marcy Goss 174; Kay Kurbyun 145; Barb Nelsen 181; Vera Kilzer 168; Virginia Steffan 133; Rose Klemm 164; Ruth Bomke 189. Rails: Barb Nelsen 3-6-7; Ruth Bomke 5-7-9; Mae-Steeg^ 5-10; Kay Kurbyun 5-10. C D. of A. Tues.,7P.M. Nell Fidler, 201-470; Cathy Boro, 206-575; Kitty Hendle, 460; Cathie Freund, 467; Shirley Lossmann, 175-490; V. Diedrich, , 172-483; Edith Nimsgerti 4S$;; Barb Leight, 474; Jo Zuiurzynski, 441; Sue Rather, 438; Fran Zamk, 177- 463. Split: Van Diedrich, 5-7. Legal Notice Sealed bids will be received by the CityCouncil of the City of McHenry at the office of the City Clerk, 1111 N. Green Street, until 8 o'clock February 7, 1972 for new police car. Specifications may be obtained in the office of the City Clerk. The Mayor and City Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality in any bid and to accept any considered ad­ vantage to the City. CITY OF McHENRY By: Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk (Pub. Jan. 21,26,1972) V PRAZAK GRABS REBOUND - The McHenry High Varsity suf­ fered its first conference loss of the season last Friday night at the hands of a highly rated North Chicago team. The Warriors pushed the Jayhawks hard and led at various times during the game. A full court press by McHenry netted a number of baskets but the rebounding strength of North Chicago proved to be too much for McHenry. As the gun sounded, McHenry was behind only 3 points. < PLAINDEALER PHOTO) M c H E N R Y , I I I 33S-0M4 OWNE R)X Lake 587-2612 Start 1:30 Out 4:05 Admission Only .75 CHiLDRENS MATiNEES 15 OH LY 2 FfET 10 ̂ ' SAT. & SUN. lit- • «' • - » fn *• rws sprit UMtga to the wikkmess and his heart METRO GOLDWYN MAYER t08 Bilksgtl! presents ANSCO DONNA CORCORAN WARD BOND "-RANCES DEE ANO GYPSY Plus Co-Feature "Davy Crockett, Indian Scout" Sport Quiz Question: Recent Hall of Fame inductee, Early Winn, was the Cy Young winner in 1959, a banner year for Chicago fans. What 2 other Chicago baseball players were sel­ ected as "Most Valuable Players" that year? Answer: -sqnoamjo' SHUBH 9XUJ3 ? xos M J° x0A a!llaN For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob Stoffel & 3438 W. Elm 385-0300 At Reihansperger/ N d St. • McHenry \fe