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PAGE6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1972 Displaying the championship trophy won at the state COHifUtU women's tournament Sunday at Carbondale are the co-captains of the Illinois State University women's basketball team, from left, Dec Diamon, Mcllenry; Melinda Fischer, Pekin, and Nancy Shay. Pontiac. The Illinois Slate University women's basketball team. winners of the state tour nament last weekend at Car hondale, move on to regional competition Friday at Mt. Pleasant. Michigan The ISU squad will be making a strong effort to finish among the top three teams in the 16 team field in order to be eligible for the first national tournament of the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women here March 17 19 Jill Hutchison, women's team coach, reports that the team will meet host school Central Michigan university at 6 p m Friday in the first round of regional play which brings together winners from six different states. The Illinois State women won the state title Sunday in a 65-63 double-overtime victory over Northern Illinois, with Jennifer Van Ness, Peoria, making the winning free throw with six seconds remaining in the second overtime period A year ago the ISU women placed second in regional competition and were runners- up in state tournaments for the previous three seasons before winning the 1972 Illinois title. Although the March 17-19 tournament here will be the first official national AIAW series, the team of Mississippi State College for Women was the 1971 champion of a national invitational and is highly regarded again this season, along with Westchester State University of Pennsylvania. ISU team members are: Cheryl Birkhead, Decatur'; Melinda Fischer, Pekin; Jennifer Van Ness, Peoria; Debbie Zoss, Metamora; Mary Sue Newman, Belvidere; Marilyn Whitman, Canton; Margie Wright, Warrensburg; Nancy Shay, Pontiac; Ellen Curtin, Stonington and Dee Dimon, McHenry. Team coaches are WPE instructors Jill Hutchison and E. Gooch Foster. Montini Mustangs Win Legion Tourney March 4 Montini Mustangs defeated St Johns of Johnsburg 74 to 63 to clinch the top spot in the Ameiican Legion Tour nament This defeat also won for them the traveling trophy which has not been in their possession since 1965. In order to reach the spot to play for champs they had to play McHenry Junior High which they defeated 44 to 33. Sunday March 5 Montini Mustangs, Elgin sectional winners, played at Aurora in the Catholic Diocesan Tour­ nament. At 2 p.m. they defeated Holy Family of Hock- ford 60 to 41 which entitled them to play at 8 p.m. for the championship. They faced Holy Angels of Aurora and were defeated 44 to 38 which gave the Mustangs second place in the Catholic Diocesan Tour­ nament. The following players won these honors for Montini: Mike Tonyan, Mike Nitz, Steve Koerber, Dan Knox, Brian Miller, Tim Miller, Guy Weber, Jeff Thompson, Bob Kilday, Bob Buss, Tom Tonyan, Denny Choate, Jim Mahon and Coach Jerry Glosson. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMNIIIII Northern llliqi Bowmen News ininuHiiiiiiiiiimHiHHiiiimummnmii Northern Illini Bowmen sent 6 delegates to both the Illinois Archery Convention and to the Wisconsin Bowhunters Con­ vention President, Frank Borowski and VP Norm Weier, attended the IAA convention on Feb. 27 in Springfield, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Heffernan and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Trumble attended the WBH convention in Tomah, Wis., on March 5. John Zawaski and Joe Kozial attended both conventions. Reports were encouraging on this year's mild Wisconsin winter. This will aid the deer herd and increase fawn production for the coming season. It was reported that 6,924 (4 more than in 1970) deer were taken by bow and 76 bear bowkills (5 more than in 1970). However, 12,924 or slightly less than twice the number of deer taken by bowhunters were confirmed car kills in 1971. Highlights of the conventions will be on the agenda for the March 16 Northern Illini Bowmen meeting, 8 p.m. at McHenry Legion hall. Also final reports for the Slush Shoot on Sunday, March 19. "SLUSH SHOOT" Sunday, March 19, Northern Illini Bowmen's outdoor range near McHenry will provide a rugged scene of enthusiastic archers recovering from long indoor doldrums. Rain, snow or sunshine will not keep over a hundred archers from donning their warmest, weatherproof boots to shoot the 28 field target, 7th annual "Slush Shoot". Scott Gates will be in charge of registration from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Harv Eady has trophies for 1st place and medals for 2nd and 3rd places to present to the winners in all classes. Range Captain, Joe Raven and Assistant Les Adams have readied the outdoor range on Draper Road just a mile west of McHenry. Food Chairmen for the Slush Shoot, Ardene Raven and Shirl Heffernan are planning to serve hot homemade chili, hot dogs, and hot coffee. A roaring bonfire will warm shooter's icy fingers. Publicity is going out inviting all archers to participate in the Northern Illini Bowmon^% "Slush Shoot", March 19. St FbTricks, Dinner Dance Saturday March 18 ...at Hunter Country Club • Complete Dinner... Roast Roll of Beef Served from an Electric Cart. Served 7-8:15 p.m. • Dancing... To Bob Freund and his Orchestra Per Peison Today's successful busi­ ness or social personality is too often a smiling front rather than a g e n u i n o or sincere individual. TUESDAY THIRTY NINERS Rosie Przetacznik, 462; Doris Diedrich, 188-454; Janet Flicek, 202-514; Adeline Pedersen, 436; Darlene Michelsen, 433; Billie Mackinder, 486 R.R. Cammy Gaylord, 7-9-10; Peg Waelchi, 5-10; R. Pr­ zetacznik, 3-10. HARVARD THEATRE 21 23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. 815 943 4451 ( U H 2 4 H U U H H t C O R D E D I N F O R M A T I O N A L L F I L M S S U B J E C T 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 E A UNIQUE. NEW. COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THEATRE iCATERING TO THE VARIED TASTES OF ALL TYPES AUDIENCES. Our Concession Items Are for Vour Enjoyment in the Auditorium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 7 PM DAILY - 5 PM Matinee Sunday STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 10th thru THURS. MARCH 16th paCfUttiHt & "DL Jooe Wack i n e DYAN CANNON *4 ROBERT RYAN JACKIE COOPER ^0 4 DAVID HEMMINGS WILLIAM ROERICK MAUREEN ARTHUR SHECKY GREENE CLINTON GREYN SHARRON FARRELL JODI WEXLER JOHN PHILLIP LAW SOUNDTRACK SONGS BY DIONNE WARWICK lJoes Not Include Gratuitj F a m i l y t n t e r l a i r i m e n t P r o g r a m s a n < 1 A d u l t A r t F i l m s a r e S e p a r a t e P r e s e n t a t i o n s a n d Requ i re t h e P u r c h a s e o f S e p a r a t e A d m i s s i o n s . By Reservation Only... Tickets Must Be Reserved By March 15 HUNTER COUNTRY CLUB Robert J. Buchert Owner Richmond, Illinois Phone 678-2631 rfduit Alt * D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 10th thru THURS. MARCH 16th 35mm TRIPLE 'X' COLOR ART FILM "This Baby Is Yours" * 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 BASKETBALL ?, the Bears pulled a surprise formation as they tried for a basketball field goal, football style, as Concannon (with Gordon holding) got the kick away despite the attempted block by firemen l-r, Hank Miller and Hank Buck. The attempt was slightly off target but gave the crowd a thrill. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) c \ Ted Pitzen arrived home from the Doyle Ranch in sunny, warm Colorado just in time for our worst day of the winter (Monday). And he brought us a cigar that looks a foot long with wrapper that reads: "Texas Miniatures." Know those Texans do things in a big way, but wonder how they handle a full size cigar if this is a miniature. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Think we saw him going that- a-way Monday. That Carmel basketball team was no fluke. They gave a highly rated North Chicago team all they could handle before losing by three points. It doesn't pay to look at the records at tournament time. Tossing out some old notes and noticed some recent big bowling scores posted by the ladies. Nancy Kadisak, 245-580. Fancy, Nancy! Emrai Damians: 203-535 -- following a 560 series. An "Emmy" for Emmi. Mary Lynn, 209 - 537. Merry, Mary! Barbar Gay, 225-532. Happy day for Barbara Gay! Saw some boys with bats and balls Saturday. Also saw kites flying. Then came the snowballs. ANOTHER REMINDER - If any of you boys want to play ball next summer, be sure to register. NOW. Check your group. We have printed notices. Saturday may be your last chance. Move over, men. The gals are taking over the alleys. Don Howard got a group of Rotarians and Rotary Anns together Thursday night for dinner and stage pay at McHenry Country Club. If you want to hear all your faults, run for office or try to be appointed to the Supreme Court. The automobile and boat shows are wonderful if for no other reason than it gives jobs to a lot of beautiful girls. More fun than an ice cream social. The play and the cast were real good. Saw our first robin Saturday when the temperature was 60 degrees. A big fat blimp. The Chicago Bears drew a whoppin' big crowd here Friday night and put on quite a show against our Firemen No. 1 Cagers. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Phone: 385-0783 Talk about big Bears -- they are really BIG. They lined up in football formation, passed, drop-kicked and ran with the ball. The game made a nice bundle for the McHenry Area Rescue Squad - and that means all of us will benefit. Would Bill Melton make The Silly Little Mistake? The South Side's first Home Run King in two decades making a Silly Little Mistake? Would the guy who sent 33 bombs over the fence last year ask the Long Distance Op­ erator to place his station-to-station calls? Would Belt'n Melton forget that you save money by dialing the number yourself on out-of-state calls anywhere in the U.S. ex­ cept Alaska and Hawaii? No way. So next time you step up to the phone to call out-of-state, copy Bill Melton's stance Dial direct It 's cheaper by a long shot. WinoisBefl Didi-Direct discounts do not apply to Operator assisted calls such as com, credit carcj, c0 ' ,e (^ person • to - person hotel - guesi calls, pr calls charged to another number Goose Hunting Results Goose hunters in the four-coun- ty quota zone (Alexander, Jackson, Union and Williamson counties) harvested 24.363 geese during this year's 38-day season. "Although 1,363 birds over the quota of 24.000 geese, this is an acceptable figure to the U.S. B u r e a u o f S p o r t F i s h e r i e s a n d Wildlife," said Director Bark- hausen. "We feel that we do one of the best jobs in the Mississippi Flyway of keeping track of our goose harvest. We have to antici­ pate when we feel we will reach our quota so as to give ample notice of the season closure to sportsmen." The Fireball Eight musicians played at the game (donated their services) and then pepped up the party after the game. 'Twas a big event in McHenry. Everybody joined in to make it a success^/ Now to get ready for St. Patrick's Day. Factors such as hunting pres­ sure, weather and movement of geese in the area are difficult vari­ ables to predict so that the exact quota allowance is realized, ac­ cording to Lyle Adams, assistant supervisor of the division of wild­ life resources. In Alexander County, 11,940 geese were harvested during the season. The count in Union Coun­ ty was 7,679 birds. Williamson and Jackson counties had a com­ bined total of 5,744. During last year's hunt, sports­ men in the four-county quota zone harvested 27.274 geese, 726 shy of the quota of 28,000. "Next year we will be in the best position ever to evaluate our quota," t h e director explained. "Our free Canada Goose Permit, which was issued to hunters this year, will allow us to establish an accurate count as to how many geese were harvested, and in which counties." \ The Bears gathered with a crowd at the V.F.W. and had such a great time they want to come back. GREAT YARDAGE by Don Shy as he comes around right end after a hand off from Jack Concannon. Shy broke tackles in his fine run but failed to make his basket at the goal line. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) KOENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon iGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full Line Of Delicatessen I 815-385-6260 Just east ot Rt-'2 I § VOLO