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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1972 IIHMIII « * » « « • • • § PICTURED is 8 year old Jeffrey Justen, who won the 1st place Open Class trophy for his catch of a 1 lb., 8.4 oz., rainbow trout in the Knights of Columbus fishing derby. Presenting the trophy is Wayne Tronsen, chairman of the event. On May 21, the 1st annual Knights of Columbus fishing derby was held at a private pond in Richmond. Grand winner of the Open Class trophy was 8 year old Jeffrey Justen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Justen of McHenry, who caught a 1 lb., 8 oz., Rainbow Trout. Twenty other awards were presented to the various age groups, open class and "Whopper" of the day which was a 1-3 oz., bass caught by 3 year old Jackie Boger. Other winners were Sean Haley, Jody Justen, Tom Rogers, Cindy Gilmore, Terry Neff, Tony Fino, Dennis Adams, Mitch Pretacznik. Jeff Tronsen, Tom Sokolowski, Julie Glosson, Amy Tronsen, Greg Gilmore. A family picnic was held later in the afternoon in the city park which was a success, and Grand Knight Vince Adams entertained the guests with guitar and song. Chairman of the two events, Wayne Tronsen, assures us that next year will be even better. Editors Quote Book Progress might have been al l r ight once, but i t 's gone on too long. --Ogden Nash j SPORTS FANSL. {BET YOU_ I DIDNT •KNOW ! Brought To YouV By Jofaa Jepaen Do you know when the first Indianapolis 500-mile auto race was run?...It all started in 1911...It's been run every y®*r since then except for the war years of 1917-18 and 1942-45. Did you know that the fa­ mous Indainapolis 500- mile Memorial Day race was not always a 500-mile •vent... Back in 1916, five years after the "500" was started, the president of the Indianapolis Speedway cut the distance to 300 miles because he felt a 500- mile race was too long to hold spectator interest!! Did you know that the idea for using rear - view mirrors on cars came about because of automo­ bile racing?...In the early days of auto racing, there were two people in each car--the driver and a me­ chanic T The mechanic served as a sort of "Co­ pilot", telling the driver if anything was coming up behind him...But in the 1911 Indianapolis 500-mile race Ray Harroun wanted to li­ ghten his racer and drive a lone...How would he know what was behind him?..... He conceived the idea of the rear-view mirror, and is generally credited with being the first to use one... And over the years, many of our other auto impro­ vements have come from auto racing. bet you didn't know t Jepsen Tire Co. has mething new and great your car. It's the new I Cooper 60 series X XT Tire 3 made with 2 polyester cord I body plies for a smooth I ride and 2 fiberglass cord 5 belts under the tread to | hold the tread form and • fight the "wiggles". See • Jepaen Tire Co. for the I Coop®r 60, XXT in raised 5 white letters. Stock Car Racing SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Service on all Makes Sales-Rental *185-3093" SALT DELIVERY SOFT WATER SOFT WATER •SOFT WATER SOFT WATER op Bloody 2 JEPSOf > TIRE | 'COMPANY | "SSSl, 3314 West EM St. | H--HMIK J EARL WALSH With the first compete weekend of stock jraT racing finally completed at the Waukegan Speedway fans can look forward to three big nights of racing over the Memorial Day holidays including the return of the fabulous modifieds on Friday and a 100 lap late model feature Sunday night. WILMOT The first special race night of the season for the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot has been set for this Saturday night May 27. The race will be the first in a three night Triple Crown Super Series that will honor the high point driver at the conclusion of the series at Wilmot on Mon­ day, May 29 with a special Trophy Award. Following the Saturday night racing at Wilmot, the IRA Supers move to the Lake Geneva Raceway on Sunday night and return to Wilmot on Monday May 29 where the high point driver of the series will be determined and receive the Triple Crown Super Series Trophy. - McHenry's Dick Aissen won the semi-feature Saturday night. McHenry High's spring athletic banquet will be held next Wednesday night at West Campus. There will be a big crowd, stacks of food and awards. It's a big event. REMINDER -- Our firemen are holding their annual dance Saturday night at the V.F.W. You will have fun. Neighbor Marji Ruth is a Cub fan. She spars with Randall Rodieck. He's a Sox fan. We know 'cause he came in to tell us so. A fellow in tattered clothes stopped and asked, "What do ya do with your old clothes?" "Wear 'em," was our reply. We can now refer to Mrs. LeRoy (Theresa) Conway as "Grandma." She stopped at our house to tell us about an 8^ pound boy born to Mike Con- ways this week. There is no more joyous bundle than a baby. Bill DeVres asked me and mine to sit at his table in the crowded Bimbo emporium - with one stipulation -- we couldn't mention the American League. We did real well, but nearly choked a couple of times. Somebody called the Plaindealer fo ask why the Mundelein Invitational wasn't in the Wednesday issue. So I Hear \ SPORTS EDITOR:. Well, 'twas this way. It wasn't typed, but the story was printed - easy to read. But, the results sheets! The typesetter couldn't decipher those and there wasn't time. So - we are having it typed and put together for this issue. If we get some of those names wrong just remember - we tried. AWARD WINNERS AT MARIAN CENTRAL - A1 May, sophomore from McHenry, was honored as Most Valuable basketball player and Most Improved player. Lou Kobza, a big fellow, won the sportsmanship award and the Sister Lenore outstanding athlete honor. A fine football player, Kobza also starred in the discus and shot put events. Ted Pitzen was named Moat Valuable in baseball. Ted also was honored as the student athlete with the highest grade average. Larry Huck's average won the basketball free throw award. Mark Adams was the best defensive player. In golf Gary Shastal, a junior from McHenry, and Wood­ stock's John Craig (a fresh­ man) were co-winners of the Most Valuable golf award. Congratulations to all. needlessly - terrible memories of Memorial Day. There is a lot to be said for those roll top desks. You can close them at the end of the day and cover up a lot of unfinished work. SOX FANS - We're No. 1 Tom and Jerri Wiles. PICKUPS -- A girl went on a diet of bananas and coconuts. She didn't lose any weight - but you should see her climb a tree. The grass next door may look greener, but it's just as hard to cut. When everything else fails, read the directions. McHENRY VARSITY TENNIS TEAM - Front row. from left to right, BUI Robel, Rick Barger, Jim Hurckes, Jay Young, 2nd row, left to right, Pat Higgins, Ivor Janci, Rich Jablonski, - Coach Gary Gray. Nqt present for picture - Mike Wolf, BUI Walter and Keith Englehardt. PLAINDEALER PHOTO X McHenry Country Club In the semi-finals of the 2-. man aggregate match play McHenry will join the nation Monday in a Memorial Day program. It is a time to remember and honor those who gave their lives for the rest of us. And let's all use common sense in driving this comf weekend. Hundreds will L-Iburs. 5/2 tournament at the club last Sunday, the team of Don Wattles and Warren Weber won over Bud Elbersen and John Nolan on the 20th hole. In other semi-final matches winners were: Gary Adams and Dennis Birmingham over Herman Zwissler and Ed Schuler; John Busscher and> Bob Newkirk over John Falcon and Dick Turner; Dick Weber and Tom Bolger over Ron Waytula and Tom Evans. Low net results for last Sunday were: Class A - First place - Tom O'Connell; second place ties - Gary Adams, B. Chelini, R. Johnson. Class B • First place • Emil Simon; second place ties - L. Consago, Doc Sayler, P. Baker and Mike Ahern. Class C - First place - Don m '"Watties; second place - E. efi"} Tony an, Jr.; third place - R. Newkirk. HAT0 AUTO RACES at the LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT • Late models • Sportsmans • Spectators Time trials • 7 p.m. • Races - 8 p.m. 30 LAP SPORTSMAN MAY CHAMPIONSHIP, MAY 27th SUNDAY, MAY 28th IRA SUPER MODIFIEDS -- 2nd Series of Triple Crown Wonder Lake \ Boys' Baseball Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, will be opening day for the Wonder Lake boys baseball. A double header at Christ the King field will begin at 1:30 p.m. McHENRY FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM-First row, left to right; Brian Rohrer, Rick Rupp, Dave Robel, Hugh McGowan. Second row, left to right; John Seaton (Senior), Andy Hansen, Clayton Patzke, Gary Swanson and Coach Gary Gray. PLAINDEALER PHOTO * McHenry's tennis team had its most successful season in its brief four year history. The Warriors ' dual match record was eight wins and six losses. The team was led by Seniors Ivor Janci, Jim Hurckes, and Pat Higgins. Top Juniors are Rich Jablonski, Jay Young, Bill Robel, Rick Barger and Mike Wolf. j These boys led McHenry to a fifth place in the North Suburban Conference as they placed ahead of Dundee, Woodstock and Zion-Beqton. t Coach Gray is optimistic about next year with a nucleus of Juniors and some promising Sophomores returning. Shamrocks Split Opener With Chicago Printers The McHenry Shamrocks started their season by splitting two seven inning games with the Chicago Printers Sunday, losing the first game 3-2 and winning the second" 8-1. In the first game Steve Salter and the Printer's Meyer were -1 WEEK ONLY ONE SHOW NlTELY . _ 7 P.M. Except ' SUNDAY 3 & 7 p.m." -- .PICTURES IS PROUD ID ANNOUNCE THE OF THE GREATEST FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT OF_AU TIME! 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Salter also showed good control, striking out two and walking none. The second game was 0-0 through the first four innings, but in the McHenry half of the fifth McHenry broke the game open with six runs on five hits and two walks. The key blow was a two out three run double by Kasperzyk. In the sixth the Printers scored their only run on two walks, an error and a ground out. McHenry scored two more runs in the sixth on a walk, a triple by Krause, and a perfect safety squeeze by Wensch. The Shamrocks again showed good pitching in game two as Farr gave up two singles, struck out eight and walked four. BOX Scores 1st game ab r h Schaeffer 2b 3 0 0 George cf 3 1 1 Wensch ss 3 0 0 Farrc 3 0 1 Krause pr 0 1 0 Stull 3b 3 0 1 Adams lb 3 0 0 Pitzen If 3 0 0 Money rf 2 0 0 Salter p 1 0 0 Simon p 1 0 0 25 2 3 2nd game George cf 2 2 1 Krause If 4 2 2 Wensch ss 1 1 Stull 3b 3 0 0 Pitzen c 4 0 0 Adams lb 2 1 0 Schaeffer lb 1 0 0 Kasperzyk 2b 3 0 1 Simon 2b 1 0 0 Money rf 4 1 1 Farrp 3 1 2 31 8 8 -THURS. MAY 26-JIJNF j CtMrfMoNmm* T»a--RMi I vv s PARAMOUNT PICTURES IS wiSw nworouMMK " TK RETURN OF THE GREATEST HUKT ERTERWRMERT OF M1THK1 t§tlij;sClu' wu Commandments STARTS 7:30 OUT AT 11:25 M0N.-THUR. MAY 29 JUNE 1 people tsl a maniac SUNDAY MATINEE 1:30 "War Between Hie Planets" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT For Persons 18 And Over -Double Feature- "Brocoli Patch" And "Liza's Folly" Admission $2.50 wmm Q being _ Yul Brynner-Joanne PfiujT CATLOW IGPI metrogolm • PMMVBior 'FLEA MARKET" SUN. 8-4 PERSONALS L Cynthia Ann Foy is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foy of Whispering Oaks, during the month of May. Cynthia recently graduated from Grace Downs Air Career school in Glen Cove, N.Y. She will return to New York City the end of May to work as a reservationist for an airline. WOODSTOCK 338 0032 Fri. May 26 for i week . _ Sean Connery in I "THE ANDERSON TAPE?!" PLUS: &ba Farrow in "SEE NO EVIL" \ coming "The Godfather" "The French Connection" i I