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PAGE6-PLAlNr>FALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1972 ( \ (i So -- we missed the opening baseball games this season: but had a lot of company Both sides had all winter to settle their problems. Why fool around" After the contracts were signed, it should have meant play ball When people say it isn't the money, but the principle of the thing-nine times out of ten it's the money If the major leagues stay out all summer it will be a big thing for teams like McHenry and Johnsburg Fans sat in their air- conditioned living rooms to watch the big games on TV. Before TV they sat in the open air on hard planks to watch the small town teams. Another big advantage to watching small town teams is Ahfttyou cansit in your car and t()ot your horn. ATTENTION ALL 15-17 YEAR OLD GIRLS. Girls soft ball team is being organized. If interested call Maggie Miller, 385-4635. h Harry Conway's serious a illness and sudden hospitalization has people praying like they never prayed < before. Ethel and Sue and all the family are sure those prayers were heard. A beautiful Monday morning. Women are hanging the wash out on the lir*» "--n drawers EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Service on all Makes Sales-Kentai 385-3093 SALT DELIVERY SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER and all) without worrying about it freezing Had a gay time at the Palace Forester League bowlers dinner Saturday night. George P. Freund, Nick B. Freund and Harold J. Freund are the Old Timers still thrwing strikes and maybe a few gutter balls. The rest cf the crowd all came along since we first started attending those jolly dinners. Whoops! Bill Kruetzer has been around a long time. George P. has been bowling and acting as secretary since the league started 49years ago. (The same year George and Mary marched up to the altar to take their marriage vows.) Looking through the 1926 McHenry High year book we saw a picture of John Wilson. Boy-was he thin! DAILY DOUBLE... Harry Dean and "Torchy" Krause walking down Green St., heading for Jim's Snack Shop. Register Now For Teen Golf Five openings are available for any boy or girl desiring to learn fundamentals of golf. This annual Lake Region YMCA class will be held at Arnold Palmer, Rts. 14 and 31. The time is 5:15-6 p.m. and will meet on 8 Wednesdays, April 19-June 7. A small basket of balls is included in the fee. The only equipment required of par­ ticipants is one golf club, to be recommended by the instructor of the activity. Rainouts will be made up. Registration may be com­ pleted by filling out a registration blank and paying fees at the Lake Region YMCA office, 95 Grant, Crystal Lake, Illinois. Registration may also be completed by mail. A scanning electron microscope can magnify objects as much as 100,000 t imes Why cut profit? Let one of us tell you why Country Mutual is I l l inois' largest crop hail insurer. And look at these low rates to Farm Bureau members: Rates per $1,000 in McHenry County CORN: $10 SOYBEANS: $18 BLANKET: $13 The Country Companies. We're a l i tt le different than most insurance people. Your Country Companies» Agent Richmond, in. rt). 678-6691 imeier 338-0975 338-2000 Stock Car Racing The Waukegan Speedway will officially open its 1972 season Saturday night and Sunday afternoon with late model and hobby stock car racing. Sunday racing will switch to evenings on May 7. Poor weather has continued to slow improvements at the entrance to the track ; however officials say everything should be ready for the opener. In case cf threatening weather, fans may telephone the track's information phone at (312) 662- 8200 for the latest news. Gates will open at 4 p.m. Saturday for practice with time trials starting at 7 p.m. and the first race at 8. Sunday's races will begin at 2 p.m. with time trials one hour earlier The Waukegan Speedway is a paved 1/4 mile oval track. It is located y4 mile east of Rt. 41 on Washington Street near Waukegan. A 50 lap late model race and a 25 lap hobby race are scheduled for Saturday night April 24. LAKE GENEVA For the third week in a row, HATO Racing Inc., will be trying to get the 1972 season of stock car racing inaugurated this Saturday night, April 15 at the Lake Geneva Raceway. Attempts on the two previous Saturday nights had to be cancelled due to snow and is believed to be a record number cf stock car race cancellations for this reason. Gates will open at 6 p.m. with time trials at 7 and races at 8 p.m., provided of course, this stock car racing season has seen its last snowfall. Chapel Hill Golf News Northern Illinois Turns To Trout - - Stock Several Streams We ran a story last week about the lady golfers and their league They held a meeting April 4. That was correct. They want ladies to sign up to play on Tuesday mornings. Correct again. At 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, April 18, these girls will meet at the club. Correct. But, the story told that if you cannot attend the meeting, phone 385-9333. Wrong number! Call 385-0333 - Pat McDonald, Golf Pro. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 3-28-72 Joan 468; Dar Michelsen, 424; Mary Beth Fuchs, 480; Jean Brzenk, 406; Gammy Gaylord, 184-179-502; Fran Mate hen, 177-466. R.R. Rosie Przetacznik, 5-10. 4-4-72 Mary Beth Fuchs, 177-486; Bitsy Schaefer, 448; Fran Matchen,456; Dorothy Freund, 194-505. Old Man Winter, Please Go Away Rainbow trout have been stocked in several lakes and streams in the northern part of the state by the Illinois Department of Conservation. "The trout were provided to our Department for stocking by Federal hatcheries to be released on a 'put and take' basis," said Henry N. Barkhausen, Director of the Department. "They are provided on this basis because our state does not have streams suitable for trout to live the year around." The streams that have been stocked are Apple River in Apple River State Park, Jo Daviess County; Pine Creek, White Pines State Park, Ogle Countv Rock Creek, Kankakee River State Park, Kankakee County ; and the north fork of Kent Creek, Pages Park, near Rockford. The Belleau Wood and Axehead Lakes in the Cook County Forest Preserve have also been stocked with rainbow trout and are ready for fishermen. The Coleta Public Fishing Area, a state-managed facility in Whiteside County, has also been stocked with rainbow trout, but will not open to anglers until 5 a.m., Saturday, April 15. All areas stocked with trout by the Department are open for public fishing. "A major limiting factor for trout in Illinois streams is the lack of suitable habitat," said William Harth, supervisor of the'Division cf Fisheries. "If the fish are not caught before the heat of summer warms the waters to over 70 degrees, they will die. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recognizes this deficiency and therefore does not make larger numbers of trout available for stocking in Illinois." The limits in these stocked areas are eight trout per day, with no minimum size limit. Hcwever, in the Lake Michigan waters which come under Illinois jurisdiction, there is a limit of five trout and-or salmon with a 10-inch minimum length limit. By Fred Kusch The cold winter winds snow and rain have done nothing to enhance the beginning of spring sports at MCHS this spring. Warrior golfers, tennis players, baseballers and trackmen have had a most difficult time practicing much less playing in competition. However, the weatherman predicts spring will become a reality as changes in the weather can be seen for the coming week. If the weathermen are right the Orange and Black teams will swing into action this week as the baseball team meets Elgin Larkin Monday, Lake Zurich Tuesday, and Batavia Satur­ day . All games will be played at McQacken Field. If the links dry up, Chuck Ouda's golfers will meet Grant and St. Ed­ wards Tuesday and Grayslake FYiday at the McHenry Country Club. Walt Scott's thinclads will meet Crown H S. at home Tuesday and North Chicago and Woodstock at North Chicago on Thursday. Finally Gary Gray's «Racket men" will face Woodstock there Tuesday and meet Gary Grove at home Friday. All this competition depends (xi the weatherman, hopefully Harry Volkman, John Coleman and Jerry Peterson will be right and "Old Man Winter" will really go away for good. SPORTStCORNERft THE MAN IN PURSUIT OF BABB RUTH'S HOME RUN RBCORP (7/V) /S ONE OF THE GREAT ALL-T/ME H/TT̂ RS... HANK AARON WITH 639 VOMERS THROUG-H LAST SEASON HANK ONE/ 76 St-iORT Of ThjB RBCORD LONG; HBLP BY THE "sultaN of swat. trie HAS SevEKAl 0000 ytMs 1 err f> ml Mr/jdMm " Sports, Skills And Fun For Grade School The Lake Region YMCA is still taking registrations for gym and outside spring ac­ tivity. Warm up exercises are stressed. Fundamentals of Soccer, whiffleball and sdftball will be taught and games played on Saturdays, April 15- May 27. Activities are held at Lundahl Junior High, Crystal Lake, 9:30-10:15 a.m. and Woodstock High School, l:45-2:30and 2:45- 3:30p.m. Boys may participate at Lundahl at 9:30 a.m. and at Woodstock at 1:45 p.m. Girls may participate at Woodstock at 2:45 p.m. Boys and girls may attend for any number of Saturdays for a nominal fee. Further details may be obtained by calling the Lake Region YMCA, 815-459- 4455. SENTINEL . . . Snow-cap­ ped Mount Robson, highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, stands guard over the new all- weather Yellowhead Highway west of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Generation Gap U.S.A. Ts } PEACE TALKS uke hose-- &OOP FOR long- run. Want my job, girlg?" NOTICE BASEBALL REGISTRATION The Wonder Lake Boys' Baseball League will hold its registration for the upcoming season this Saturday, April 15th. Registration will be conduct­ ed at the East Firehouse from noon until 5:00 p.m. SAILING SCENE . . . Sail ing, one of the non-polluting forms of transportation, is be coming more popular today than ever befoie, ranking high among spring and summer sporting activities. This photo was taken at Mobile, Alabama. Glorified real estate advert ising is hardly new When Eric the Red discovered Greenland in 982, he gave the Artie island i ts mis­ leading name in a successful hid to at tract Viking colonists . Varsity Track Schedule Apr 11 Apr 13 Apr 20 CROWN U: 30 North Chicago h Woodstock Li: 30 Llbertyville 4 Crystal Lake U:30 Apr 22 Kaneland Relays at Batavia 12:30 Apr 27 DUNDEE U.30 Apr 29 MCHENRY RELAYS 9:00 U ZION & ANTIOCH U:30 8 HARRINGTON Li: 30 13 CONFERENCE MF.FT 16 MARIAN CF.NTRAL 1:30 2U COUNTY MFET 26 4 27 State Meet May May May May May May Sophomore Track Schedule Aor 11 Apr 13 Apr 20 Apr 27 May U May 8 May 17 May 22 CROWN North Chicago & Voodstocfe Llbertyville U:30 U:33 & Crystal Lake b: 30 DUNDEE h:30 ZION 4 ANTIUCH h:30 BARRINGTON U :30 Dundee U:30 County Meet U: 30 Freshman Track Schedule Coach - Walt Scott Apr 21 May 5 May 12 May 17 May 19 May 22 LIBERTY7ILLE Mundelein Barrington Dundee CRYSTAL LAKE County Meet U:30 Ut 30 14:30 U:30 U:30 Tennis Schedule Apr U LAKr, ZfTRTCH Apr 7 Warren Apr 11 Woodstock Apr lli CARY 030VE Apr 18 r,rj stal Lake Apr 21 WARREN Apr 25 North Chicago Apr 26 Elgin Apr 28 DUNDEE May 2 Llbertyville May 5 Mundelein May 9 ZIUN-BENT0N May 13 District Meet May 16 HARRINGTON May 20 Conference at Barrington May 22 LARKIN May 26-27 State Meet Coach - Qary Gray U:30 U: 30 b:30 1:30 U:30. U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 U: *0 1 9 7 1 - 7 2 S P O R T S C A L E N D A R SPRING MCHENRY HIGH SCHOOL WARRIORS Superintendent - Richard Swantz " Vincipal East - Jerry Fain West - Robert Swartzloff Athletic Director - Bill Blankenhorn Jfrreity Baseball Schedule Sophoaore Baseball Schedule Proshmn Ba--ball Schedule Golf Schedule MUNDELEIN U: Cary-Grove b: GRANT 10: Larkin ii: LAKE ZURICH U: BA^TAVIA 10: WOODSTOCK b: WAUCONDA U: Barrington 10: Crystal Lake h: Crown h: ZION-BENTOB lj: ELGIN U: DUNDEE Li: -10 - District Meet Libertyvllie ' Dodstock N'RTH CHICAGO Ct*YST*L LAKE D'indee "O Mundelein Carv-Grove Grant Larkin LAKE ZURICH Batavia Woodstock WAUCONDA BARRINGTON CRYSTAL LAKE CRCWM Zion-Benton EI/iIV T'jndee jJBERTYVILLE VY?-;ST'TK Vortn 'hicago Lake Coach - Ken Svar.sjn .0.1 oh OUR NEW 0N-THE-AIR PHONE NUMBER.... 1220 Apr 3 Apr 8 Apr Hi Apr 15 Apr 18 Apr 20 Apr 22 Apr 2$ Apr 27 Apr 28 Apr 29 May 2 May U May 13 Pay 16 "Ay 20 May 23 26 Mundelein Qrant Wauconda Batavia Woodstock Lake Zurich BARRINGTON CRYSTAL LAKE CROWN WAUCONDA Zion-Benton Dundee Grayslake UBEHTYVILLB VOODSTOCK North Chicago Crystal Lake DUNDEE fc:30 10:30 U:30 10:30 U«30 1:30 10:30 U:30 U:30 U:30 10:30 1:30 U:30 10:30 U :3 j 10:30 U:3 > U:30 Apr 11 Apr Hi Apr 18 Apr 20 Apr 2U Apr 25 Apr 27 Apr 28 May 1 May U May 8 May 12 Ma/ 15 Ma/ 16 May 19 Yny 23 V y 26- GRANT & ST. 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