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\ PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1972 WARRIOR SWIMMERS l-r Rick Swansea and 8cott Tepp arc ready far the state finals as Coach Mike Shanahan records their lime. Rick and Scott finished first and second respectively at the Rock- ford West district swimming meet. These two swimmers will represent McHenry at the state finals to he held Feb. J5 at New Trier Fast high school at 7 p.m <PLAINDEALER PHOTO) TEN PIN QUEENS 2-21-72 Em Damians 187-199-174-560; Mary Lynn 163-165-209-537; Ruth Bomke 173-158-179-510; Dorothy Koleno 184-155-144-483; Kay Kurbyun 153-160-138-451; Sue Koepke 147-150-145-442; High Games: Virg Steege 172; Dolores Gerstein 180; Wanda Gehrke 193; Hazel Stahlman 172; Gen Bennett 163; Chris Kern 173. Rails: Edye Fitts 5-6. C D. of A. Tuesday 7:00 Feb. 22,1972 Linda Roepenack, 449; Pat Ruemelin, 481; Lois Crouch, 457; Lorraine Freund, 453; Marion Donnelly, 470; Cathy Boro, 478; Dorothy Koleno, 467; Jo Rizzo, 467; Lauretta Homo, 460; Sue Smith, 470; Barb Leight, 454; Bette O'Brien, 462; Cathie Freund, 481. Splits: Grace West, 5-7; Roberta Fraser, 5-7. She Knew R u t h -- I w o n d e r w h e n A r t h u r i s g o i n g t o p r o p o s e ' ' H e ' s b e e n g o i n g w i t h m e f o r n e a r ­ l y s i x m o n t h s . E l s i e -- Y o u ' l l h a v e t o w a i t s i x m o n t h s m o r e . H e d i d n ' t p r o p o s e t o m e f o r n e a r l y a y e a r . Character building is al- mostlikethe weather, every­ one talks alxnit it but very few do anything about it. WARRIOR COACH KM Ladwig admires the regional trophy held by West Campus principal Robert Swartzloff. The trophy will be awarded to the winner of the McHenry regional tournament to be held Feb. 29, March 1 and :i at West Campus. March 1. the Warriors take on Woodstock and on Friday March 5, the winner of that game will plav the winner of the Grant-Antioch game. (PLAINDFAI.KR PHOTO) HARVARD THEATRE 21 23 N. AYER ST HARVARD, ILL. 815 943 4451 I ( J H H O U R M l C O H D I I ) I N t O R M A I I O N A I L f I I M S S U H J t C I T O C H A N G E W I T H O U T P R I O R N O T I C i A UNIQUE. NEW. COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THEATRE CATERING TO THE VARIED TASTES OF ALL TYPES AUDIENCES Our Concession I tems Are for Your Enjoyment in the Audi tor ium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY - 5 PM Matinee Sunday STARTS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25 TH FOR 7 DAYS Walter Mat tnau .n a ro le on ly he cou ld make so exc i t ing ly d i f fe rent . you ' l l s tar t ta lk ing about i t f rom the opening scene. WALTER MATTHAU "K0TGH" A n A B C P i c t u r e i C o r p P r « e n t » t i o n A " " o t c h " C o m p a n y P r o d u c t i o n C o l o r 3 * ' A S u ' i d i * r y o f t h e A m e r i c a n B r o a d c a s t i n g C o m p a n i e s . I n c -- ~ -- 1 D i s t r i b u t e d t > » c i n e r a m a R e l e a s i n g C o r p o r a t i o n D i r e c t e d b y J a c k L e m m o n l G P ^ ISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSfSSSSSOo I arr.,1 y t ntertainniont Hrograrris arid Arlult Art t ilms are Separate f ' eseri; at ions and Reti nre the Pure hase ot Separate Admissions . rfdult 'pilmd * D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM STARTS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25 TH FOR 7 DAYS 35mm TRIPLE 'X' COLOR ART FILM M Dirty Pool" • Plus " 16mm UNDERGROUND ART FILM A Full Length West Coast Feature • Color & Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED EARL WALSH Fred Kuseh has been giving you information of the coming Regional Basketball Tour­ nament. McHenry has the gym and the facilities to handle tournaments. In spite of our Warriors getting their lumps against Barrington and North Chicago, we look for them to bounce up and win this tournament. So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J flashed good form and should hit his peak next eyar. Althoff has not seen much action, but isn't slow about firing at the nets. Neiss is out with an injury and his marksmanship is missed. He can hit from out­ side. As we have often written, Coach Ludwig needs one big man, about 6 8" of man. He does have a hustling team Looking down the line as listed on the scoreboard: Hurckes is a hustler and has the stamina to go full speed all night. Miller is a good ball handler and has had good games as a point maker. He works hard in covering his man Fast and a hard worker. Mauch hasn't seen much action, but could make many starting lineups where com­ petition isn't so tough. Un­ fortunately some boys get little playing time. As you know only too well, the coach can play only five men at a time. Hoffman was out of action for a while, but came back strong. He can shoot and is strong on defense. Harbich is another who probably hasn't hit his peak, but shows ability. Knaack is big and strong. Hasn't hit his real stide, but has the know how. Ludwig is a Junior who has Batdorff is a tall fellow who fills in nicely when needed. T HIE A TR£ ~<i N V\ illi;mis Si < K N S I \ I | \ k l i'liono S 1 > 4*"'> M Sat. 2 p.m. Fun & Laughs| In Color 100 Free Tickets (jivgr^way Im 50<( For All 111 il i I |:\l! I l l | I I \ | I « , \ours. MIno »n<i OIKS The hilarious comedy about disorganized Crime. GP ™*,XT.,7*9p-m- IHEGANGIHAT 2-4-6-8- p.m. imn null (imm Weeknights 8 p.m. wUilfTl • JilWVI URAPOH* METROCOLOR STARTS rrp or FRIDAY rLD. LJ CUNT EASTWOOD DIRTY HARRY Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00&9:00 Mon.-Thur. 7:30 Only Sun. Matinee at 1:30 Jerry Lewis In "Don't Raise The Bridge Lower The River" TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Family Entertainment Admission Only $1.00 ABC"Piciutes Corp presents MUUfKB NBSvhBI 7:00 & 9:05 Each Eve. Sun. Matinee 1:30 "The Magic Sword" MON.-THUR. FEB. 28 thru MARCH 2 TWO BIG ADULT ART FILMS For Persons 18 & Over Identification Required Admission $2.50 (Call for Titles & Times) A FAST FIRST HALF in the Warrior • Harrington battle kept both teams hustling as the ball changed hands often. Don Prazak was the Warriors top scorer with 17 points in their 69-59 loss to Barrington. The Warriors above in white are l-r, Prazak, Hoffman, Benti. Miller and Hnrckes. Tonight the Warriors travel to Crystal Lake for their last conference game of the season. Wednesday, March I. the Warriors take on the Blue Streaks of Woodstock in the regional tournament at West Campus. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Warriors Seek First Regional Win In School Basketball History McHenry Sportsman's Club by Fred Kusch Not since the school opened back in the early 1900's have the Warriors ever gotten past the semi-finals of IHSA Regionals of the State Basketball Tournament. Next week when regional play opens at Buckner gym the Warriors will be plugging for that first Regional crown. Dueling the Warriors will be the Antioch Sequoits and the Grant Bulldogs of the Nor­ thwest Suburban Conference Prazak is a well built athlete and a tower of strength in the lineup -- strong under the boards and carries his share of the scoring load. We notice a great improvement in his free throw shooting. in our conversation learned that he had spent a month in a hospital. Fenner is a big fellow who has been handicapped by in­ jury, but comes in to do a good job. Last but not least on the list copied from the scoreboard is Bentz. He is a husky one ~ surprises other teams the way he can clear the boards and has been a leading scorer. These fellows are good basketball players who give it all they have. Just give Coach Ludwig that one tall fellow and the Warriors would be tough to beat. Win that tournament, fellows! You can do it. Mentioned to a friend what a nice car he was driving. "This car will passlfnything but a gas station", was the reply. Too many candidates tell us what's wrong with the other fellow when election time comes. Did we say "Bill" Anderson? It was Dick Anderson who gave us the tour of Parkland School. Have spent more than our share of time in different hospitals and know how happy we were to see the mailman bring greeting cards. Have found a good subject for our strange sense of humor. We send cartoons and such that tickle our funny bone to our cousin Rose Ann Walsh. Never before in 37 years of column and sports writing have we received a call from such an emotionally disturbed fellow as we did Wednesday night. The fellow was using some pretty strong language, but was screaming so loud that we couldn't get his complaint. He wouldn't give his name. Though we caught something about the White Sox. Well, anybody who takes our kidding about the Cubs and Sox seriously shouldn't read this column. We hand it out, but boy oh boy do we get it back! It is all in fun and good sports know it. A1 Jourdan is a White Sox fan. He's also a Republican, but we won't hold that against him! Fish are much safer these days. Two of our neighbors, Ford Hanford and Joe Bauer are hospitalized. They went ice fishing on days when we found it better to be inside looking out. If the fellow had come to see us - and acted like a gentleman -- we would certainly have been glad to talk to him. This column has never been designed to hurt anyone. Maybe some remarks are misunderstood. But, it takes more courage to write something with your name signed to it than it does to hide behind a telephone or write anonymous letters. RESIGNS POST Herbert J. Sass of 4402 W. Ashley drive, McHenry, resigned recently as president and director of the Involved Citizens association. Will some day learn to watch hospital notes more carefully. An old time friend, Harold Frett, came in to say hello and MARRIAGE LICENSE Kenneth E Graham, Route 1, Algonquin and Beckie J. Brody, 814 N. River road, McHenry. Kenneth H. Gnadt, 5220 Bong, Wonder Lake and Madge K. Apgar, 837 Harriet, Barrington. MODEL ROCKETEERS! Rocket Weather is just around the corner. Look over our huge selectbn of Estes, Centuri, MPC, and Cox Kits. Be on the lookout for our Rocketry classes. See our display of Trails, Planes, New Craft Items: "Dipit" and"Fleming's Bottle And Jug Cutter". McHenry Hobby Shop 3318 W. Elm (Next to Riverside Dr.) McHenry 385-7122 who the Warriors played in the early part of the season. Also in the tourney are the Woodstock Blue Streaks who will be the Warriors first round opponents. The Warriors have beaten the Streaks twice this season alnd will be favored to trip them again and therefore advance to the championship round of the Regional. The winner of the McHenry Regional will then advance to one of the toughest Sectional tourneys in the state , the Waukegan Sectional where the toughest teams in the state will assemble each with high hopes of traveling south to the University of Illinois where the Class AA Basketball Champion will be decided. Play will begin next Tuesday night when Grant takes on Antioch at the West campus gym. On Wednesday the Warriors will face the Blue Streaks. The winners of these two match-ups will play for the Championship next Friday a week from today. The tourney dates are Feb. 29, March l and 3. Tickets are being sold in advance at both high schools in the main offices. Sunday, Feb. 27,1972 There will be Protection shoots, Annie Oakley, Hi-Lo, and Special Shoots starting at 11 a.m. Also 1, 2, 3, and 5 White Bird Shoots. McHenry Sportsman Club has practice shoots every Saturday at 1 p.m. The McHenry Sportsman Club is located west of Route 12 on 134 on Weingart road. Hot lunches are served on Sunday, Feb. 27. Girl Cookies Starting harch 3 HUSTLING HANDS of the Warriors and Broncos try for the rebound. There were 79 rebounds in the McHenry-Barrington game, and though the Warriors lost the game, they won in the rebound department capturing 45 of them. < PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Sport Quiz Question: With what 2 NBA teams did Bob Love play before attaining stardom with the Chicago Bulls? Ancuiar. 'SHDne 33MflVA\lM 3H1 UNBWER. 9 STVAOH LLVNNIDNIO 3HI For the answer, to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger/^ "If . 3438 W. Elm St. - McHenry \/nsuronceMmknt} 385-0300 M*VI» YOU FIRST