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PAGE 6-PLA'NDEALEP-FRIDAY, MAY 5, [972 * EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR ' Coast Guard ̂ I News [ Chief Steven A Cuggino, Officer in Charge of the Coast Guard Boating Safety Center in Fox Lake, 111., announces that his team members, Petty Officers John Kozin and Homer Ward will assist Bob Danielson of the Waukegan Power Contest Winners For April: GARY THENNES ™st TOM KOZELSKY RUNNER-UP McHenry Hobby Shop 3318 W. Elm (Next To Riverside Dr.) *7faotne * A Unique. New, Comf oi ;able iSotion Picture Theatre Catering To Our Concession Items Are For 21 23 North Ayer Street Harvard, Illinois (815) 943-4451 24 Hmr Recorded Information Ims Subiecl To Change Without Prior Notice The Varied Tastes CM Everyone Your Enjoyment In Jhe Audjtorium r~"-' Your cnioymeni in i ne Muaiionum Not Just The Lobby! '1 irlrkir+****** »»»*«»»»* »»«•«»»»* FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Doors Open 7:00 • Feature at 7:30 PM (5:30 on Sunday) STARTS FRIDAY MAY 5th thru THURS. MAY 11th Mia Farrow in 1 Seems we waited forever for our "Brenda" to issue a special invitation - and sell us tickets ~ to the McHenry Choral Club spring program. Last time we told her we were attending as a newspaper critic. Then, darned if we could think of anything but good things to say about the program and the exceptional talent in the group. Since they shortened those programs we wouldn't miss. There was a time when "Brenda" was competing with Gone With The Wind for distance. We got tired. So is George Thompson! Two caterpillars were crawling across the grass when a butterfly flew over them. They looked up, and one nudged the other and said: "You couldn' t get me up in one of those things for a million dollars!" Joe Pepitonej has quit baseball for his saloon and salon (Wigs). We don't think they should try to get him back - not that we don't think he has some good baseball left in his bones. But, now everything is rosy. For a buck you can't go wrong. So -- this weekend - Sat., and Sun , -- the curtain will roll back in the West Campus auditorium. We (the Missus, and Yours Truly) will be there. Two of McHenry's finest, Officers Jim Keevil and Dan Kinnerk, are hard to live with since the Cubs walloped those broken down Braves. If he is disenchanted with the game, his decision is correct. In the meantime, there seems to be nothing wrong with Jim Hickman's first basing or his hitting. He has carried the club on his back in the past and deserves a good shot at the job. America has become so tense and nervous it has been years since I've seen anyone asleep in church -- and that is a sad situation. Norman Vincent Peale. Scots Miss Sweep Week" tt HURDLING HIGH over the high hurdles is McHenry soph Bill Gregory during the McHenry Relays at McCracken Field last Saturday. (PLA1NDEALER PHOTO) Squadron in demonstrating the proper selection, the use and misuse of Personal Flotation Devices at Waukegan, 111. Bob Danielson, who is also a member of the Coast Gaurd auxiliary, indicates that the demonstration will take place at the Waukegan high school, 1011, Washington St., on Thursday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. The swimming pool will be used to simulate actual conditions that the boater may find himself. In addition there will "We needed all three games we played last week to take over the conference lead and we came within one run of doing it," stated Coach Bob Popovich of the McHenry County College Scots baseball team. The Scots took Oakton 5-3 and Lake County 8-0 before losing a squeaker in ten innings to Triton by a score of 4-3. The Scots goal this week is to « win the National Junior College Athletic Association Section II tournament being played at Veteran's Acres Park on Wednesday and Friday, May 3 be two films shown. One will be on equipment requirements and the other is a new boating safety film. The latest in­ formation pamphlets on Federal and State regulations will be distributed. Chief Cuggino and his crew will be available for boating questions throughout the entire evening. Along with the demonstration, the Boating Safety team will discuss the new law requirements concerning Personal Flotation devices. WOODSTOCK 338 0032 Fri. May 5 for one week Carnal Knowledge. MiktNtfwKtoANWwteon. Caidkf Httflen. Arthur Garfunfcd and 5. "We know now that we can do it, and the team is dedicated to doing their best so I fully expect that sectional trophy to be standing tall at MCC come Friday night", said the coach. Individual statistics through five conference games played thus far are: AB H AVE. Bielski 26 6 .231 Connell 15 4 .267 Dennehy 30 6 .200 Dehn 27 11 .405 Kinter 15 3 .200 Mulvenna 21 8 .381 Munn 8 1 .125 Pitzen 28 10 .357 Robinett 37 6 .222 Schultz 10 2 .200 Smith 21 6 .286 Stilling 1 0 .000 Toth 1 0 .000 Zintl 5 0 .000 and AmMaifttt and Jules Rifler. (M C.C.Ryd*r RATED PG Family P'Hertainment Programs and Adult Art Films are Separate Presfntatiohwjiiul_Bequire_th«»£urchase of Separate Admissions * Adult Art\ Films "DotcUc /?i PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM STARTS FRIDAY MAY 5lh thru THURS. MAY 11th 35mm "TRIPLE X" CQLQR APT FILM a \76mm Tfaderuyuxotd -i A Full Length West Coast Product Color & Fnglish Sound \ FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED' 'CRACK UP' as hit girl The Chapel Hill Women's Golf League had their opening day Tuesday. Approximately 45 of the 60 golfers showed up Because of the inclement weather, only a few hardy girls played golf while the others played cards. Teams were picked and announced during the luncheon. League match play starts next Tuesday. All golfers should be there ready to tee off by 9 o'clock. WARRIORS captured a second in this relay as Corey Nellis receives the baton from Randy Mauch. In the very close race, Corey crossed the finish line a split second behind the winner. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Warrior Racket Men Defeat Dundee And Set School Record By Fred Kusch Gary Gray's clay court racketmen beat Dundee's Cardunals last Friday and in doing so wrote a new page in MCHS Tennis history. The Warrior victory their 4th, gave them more victories for a season than any team in recent' tennis history had compiled in an entire season. Congratulations are in order for this fine group of young men as they look ahead now to the conference match. The Orange and Black in recent weeks have also defeated Elgin 3-2 and lost to North Chicago 3-2. Results:Fri., April 28 - McHenry, 3 Dundee, 2. VARSITY Ivor Janci (McH.) vs A1 Muir, Jr., (D) Set l, 3-6. Set 2, 6- 1. Set 3, 6-2; Rich Jablonski (McH) vs Dave McKenney, Jr.' (D) Set 1, 6-1. Set 2 6-3.; Bill Robel (McH. vs Wayne Clark, Jr (D) Set 1, 6-1. Set 2, 6-0. Doubles: Higgins - Hurckes, (McH) lost to C. Barnes - M. Knapp, Jr. (D) 3-6, 8-6, 2-6; Young-Wolf (McH) lost to Don Larcombe - Kehrberg Jr.(D) 6- 8, 4-6. Tuesday, April 25 - McHenry, 2. N. Chicago, 3. VARSITY Singles: Keith Engelhardt, Sr. vs Kevin Quinn. Set 1, 6-0. Set 2, 6-0 - winner, N.C.; Rich Jablonski vs Paul Easterday. Set 1 6-1. Set 2 6-4 - winner - N.C. ; Ivor Janci vs Mike Nycz (McH) Set 1 6-2. Set 2 6-2., winner - McH. Doubles: Pat Higgins-Jim Hurckes defeated Randy Baer- Terry Quinn, (N.C.) Set 1, 6-2. Set 2 6-1, winner - N.C.; Jay Young - Mike Wof defeated Robt. Thompson - Neal H. Jahnke (McH.) Set 1, 6-3, 4-6, 6- 4, winner - McH. Wednesday, April 26. McHenry, 3. Elgin, 2. VARSITY Singles: Jablonski, Rich vs Mike Pokorny, soph, set 1 0-6, set 2 0-6, - winner - Elgin; Janci, Ivor vs Randy Johnson, Sr. Set 1,6-1. Set 2, 6-1, - winner McH. ; Robel, Bill vs Chris Polich, Jr. Set 1, 7-5. Set 2, 6-6, - winner McH. Doubles: Pat Higgins-Jim Hurckes vs. Mark Cochran (JR) - Bruce Morton, (Sr.) Set 1,6-1. Set 2, 6-2, - winner Elgin; Jay Young-Mike Wolf vs Mark Harling (Jr)-Scott Burstein (Jr). Set 1, 8-6. Set 2, 7-5, - winner McH. McHENRY COUNTY COUGARS xxiooaooooaocopoooBc a* The Waukegan Marathons invaded Spojnia Polish Camp Sunday where they defeated the Cougars in a close game by a score of 4-2. At half time the score was tied 1-1, and it was not 'till the end of the second half that the Marathons were able to leave the field vic­ torious. Although the Cougars lost their second pre season game, there were some fine individual performances. George Taylor made some fine saves in goal. Finn Nor, and Frank Lopez scored the goals for the Cougars.However, it was the whole defensive unit playing together as a team that made the difference. They constantly pulled the Marathons off-side, turning the game around to their advantage. Next Sunday the Cougars will meet the Highland Parkers at Spojnia Polish Camp. Game time 2 p.m. The public is in-v vited. High school students, college* students or any other persons in McHenry county interested in joining the McHenry county Cougars, call 385-8485 after 6 p.m. or meet us at Spojnia Polish Camp on McCullon Lake on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p.m. for practice. Warriors Fall To Whip Elgin, Dundee In 14 Innings, 6 to 4 HCOLORH AGONY urn with this Carload thcatrb 2(> \ \\ illunis St ( K > S I \ I I \ k I Phone s I > -(»••! 40 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9:15 SUNDAY 3-5:30-8:00 MON.-THURS. AT 8:00 P.M. Next week From the Best Seller by MICHAEL CRICHT0N 007 is back! Thepictui runs 130 minutes ^NDROWDA STRAIN k UNIVERSAL PtCTURt TtCHNICOlOR PMWVISI0N The story covers 96 of the most critical hours m man's history The suspense will last through your lifetime! Rated "G" I but may be to INTENSE for younger children. By Fred Kusch MCHS baseball stalwarts dropped one of the more im­ portant games of the season as they dropped a 14 inning con­ test to the Dundee Cardunals 6- 4. The Warriors scored all their runs early in the ball game as they pushed them across in the fourth inning. The story was over when the Cards scored after one was out on Behm's 2 run homer in the 14th. The Warriors last victory was against the Elgin Maroons as they whipped them 5-2 Monday. The Orange and Black hammered home 5 runs in the early innings as the first four hitters in the order accounted for the first four runs. Stanek hurled fine ball for the Warriors as he allowed 5 hits to the Maroons. «BOX SCORE McHenry, 4 - Dundee, 6 ab h r rbi Rogers 2b 6 3 DeCicco cf 4 Miller p Knaack p Prazak If Wickenkamp ss Habich 3b Karafa lb Steinsdorfer rf Claypool c Connell ph 46 10 4 3 McHenry, 5 Rogers 2b DeCicco If Miller 3b Prazak If Wickenkamp ss Habich rf Karafa lb Stanek p Claypool c Elgin, 2. 4 Score by innings Miller 8.1 6 4 11 4 0 1 Knaack 5.2 4 2 5 3 1 0 Gerdall 10.1 8 4 5 3 0 0 Richardson 32205000 Winning pitcher: Knaack Losing pitcher: Gerdall Stanek Taylor Roth 7 5 25 2 1 4 6 2 1 Winning pitcher: Stanek Losing pitcher: Taylor American Legion Baseball - Wonder Lake McHENRY Mcl l en rv ,111 . 144 STARTS FRIDAY MAY 5 NdwfcJxfc Nktofcon. Camfcr Bergen. Arfor Gariunkd. AnnMargiei and Jules Idler. Carnal Knowledge. An Avco Embassy Picture Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 Only Sat.-Sun. Matinee Starts 1:30 Out 3:15 ALL SEATS .75 VIRGINIA McKENNt Bill TUKKS. An Elephant Called Sfowfy TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 Fri.'-Sat.-Sun. May 5-6-7 Admission Only $1.00 Triple Horror Show "The Embalmer" "The Corpse Grinders" "Undertaker & His Pals" Start 7:00 Out at 10:45 M0N.-THUR. MAY 8-11 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT For Persons 18 And Over -DOUBLE FEATURE- "0H BROTHER" & A SURPRISE FEATURE ADMISSION $2.50 A GRAVSLAKE © OUTDOOR Rts 120 & 21, Grays!okc kinnviAKin pa ?. r i c; - FRI$-THURS. MAY 5-11 1 11 lli HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD Plus CO-FEATURE "MULES FROM THE CRYPT; Play Ball! This will alert boys in Wonder Lake that the American Legion baseball team of Wonder Lake will play ball this season. Registration: Time: May 13 - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Place: American Legion Hall, Post No. 1169, Wonder Lake. Age Limit: If you have not reached the age of 19 years before Aug. 1,1972, you are eligible to play. MONTINI CAR WASH Spring cleaning begins with the car wash at Montini Middle school Saturday, May 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eighth grade boys will be in charge of giving the old car a new appearance. Proceeds will be used for the eighth grade trip later this month. Late Show Friday & Saturday | "The Honeymoon Killers" P, SUNDAY 8a.m.-4p.m.l TLEA MARKET' Sport Quiz Question: What was the fastest horse to ever win the mile and a quar­ ter Kentucky Derby? AncwAc '*96T u* ^ Z J° atuR b 0} ftrower. H3DNVa NH3H1H0N 3P0J *>*M«H 9Tll!M For the answer, to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At Stoffel & Reihansperger, 3438 W. Elm St. • McHenry 3854)300 YOU Insurance f/ndependent fAGENT J HKVIIVOUnMT fcsj'®