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> OUR NEW 0N-1HE-AIR PHONE NUMBER (312)223-5555 Tim Eternlck-mgr, Jeff Boyer, Greg O'Halleran, Mike Allison, Skip Kocher, Roy Maras, Scott Sveen, John Mclnerney, Kevin Wyneen, Mark Afeld, John Barnings, Tim Talbot and Coach Bill Hut­ chinson. Not pictured are Terry Reilly and Wayne Blake. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) LEARN TO DRIVE OU Toll Free 800-972-1638 McHenry DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. Hunters are reminded they must wear protective coloration garments while hunting during the two three- day deer seasons in Illinois. "This applies to upland game hunters as well as deer hun­ ters," said Jim Lockart, supervisor of the Division of Wildlife Resources, Illinois Department of Conservation." In counties open to deer hunting all hunters, regardless of whether they are hunting deer or some other game, must wear a cap and a vest or upper outer garment of a solid and vivid red, yellow or orange coloring." This year's si^-day shotgun season for deer hunting will be Nov. 17,18 and 19 and Dec. 8, 9 and 10. 87 of Illinois' 102 counties are open. Lockart pointed out that due to the anticipated heavy con­ centration of deer hunters, Carroll, Hardin, Jo Daviess and Pope counties will be closed to upland game hunting during theshotgun deer hunting fson. Heavy usage is also an­ ticipated by the Department in the Shelbyville Wildlife Management areas to shotgun hunting for deer the first time this fall, we are urging hunters to be especially careful and safety minded," said Lyle Adams, assistant supervisor of Wildlife Resources. "Many hunters will be anxious to take advantage of the opening of Moultrie County and our new area, and we expect heavy usage. For this reason the Department of Conservation is taking this opportunity to advise the hunting public of expected heavy hunting pressure and urges all hunters to recognize the potential hazard and apply safety precautions as required." eifccrqc . f( VAMS k ||J 1321 /! ^ 171 unouncmq THE GRAND OPENING STEVEN'S SNOWMOBILE SALES "NEW SERVICE FACILITIES" SAT, SUN SEPT. 23. 24 10:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. STOP IN AND SEE THE NEW 1973 SCORPIONS 10705 COMMERCIAL ST., RICHMOND 12 BLOCKS NO. OF RTE 173--1 BLOCK W. OF RTE 12 ^<1220 -SL In Closing Seconds BY Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school Warriors lost a heartbreaker to the Schaumburg Saxons Saturday 32 to 27 in the final four seconds of a hard fought footfealF game. The Warriors received the opening kickoff and Lundelius returned it to the 36 yd. line. Two plays later Schaumburg recovered a fumble. Jones, the Saxson fullback, on three suc­ cessive line plunges put the ball on the McHenry 8. Hill, the Saxon quarterback, then passed for the first of his five touchdowns to Bill Young. The extra point was good and Schaumburg led 8 to 0. The Saxons wasted no time in scoring again. After the kickoff, they held the Warriors. OwtfceiirBtplay Hill again went to£he air to Morgan for 31 yds., artd another touchdown. The end play failed and the score stood 14 to 0. The Warriors futnbled on the kickoff and Schaumburg took over on the 20^Two plays later Hill tossed a P3$s to Cummings for a touch- ddWn. The end play failed and n<*v the Warriors were down 20 to [>. >- i hi the kickoff this time the W [Triors managed to hold on tc th i ba 1 and. with Bentz, Lud- w$ Lundelius , and Knaack moved the ball to the Saxon's 34J" Bentz to Habich pass was good for 17 yds. Ludwig was pushed out o# the 2. Following an!offside penalty Bentz passed to«Habich 8 yds., for the touch- dcivn. Ludwig's run for the pAm--wii • ' u*>4 * \Mprriors trailed 20 to 8 at the I.,,, » * •"> i" {* hatever .was .said in the er roorfi' at half time may ahVays be a mystery, but it must have bad some meaning. -a yiu : % lotte They kicked off to Schaum­ burg. On the first play Schaumburg fumbled and the Warriors recovered on the 25. Randy Mauch then scooted 25 yds., for the touchdown. The try for point failed and the Warriors still trailed 20 to 14. Again after the kickoff the Warriors recovered a Saxon fumble. Ludwig took a pitchout and raced 21 yds., to paydirt. The try for point again failed and the Warriors were back in the ball game tied 20 to 20. Larry Isaacs (soccer style kicker from So. Africa) then boomed a kickoff out of the end zone. It has been some time since this has been done by a McHenry kicker. The Warriors held and Schaumburg punted to the 47. Ludwig carried to the 39. Then Mauch hit Bob Habich and with a bit of fancy foot work and open field running, Bob ran it in for the score. Isaacs kick was good and the Warriors led 27 to 20. This amazing turn of events took only six minutes. Again McHenry recovered another fumble by the Saxons but could not get a drive going and were forced to punt. In the fourth quarter with the wind now becoming a big factor (25 m.p.h.) at game time, Mauch's punt traveled 11 yds. The Warriors dug in and held. Starting a drive up field, the Warriors fumbled again and the Saxons took over. Hill again passing to his favorite target, Cummings, finally, hit one for a touchdown. The end play failed and the Warriors led With l: 16 showing on the clock. Time became a big factor now as the Warriors received. Three plays later they were TUNE IN NCAA and NFL football brought to you in part by your State Farm agent. forced to punt and a bad pass from center resulting in Schaumburg taking over on the 10 with 8 seconds remaining. A pass from Hill to Patarsky was good, and that was the old ball game. The Warriors showed a lot of courage. Down 20 to 0 early in the game this young, inex­ perienced team did not give up. To their credit they came back. To you fans who missed the game, the Warrior team is an explosive team, they can score from anywhere on the field. As soon as they sharpen up their pass defense and I'm sure they will be working on it this week, they will be a most exciting team to watch. Don't sell this team short because of the loss Saturday. Their spirit and morale are high. Keep up the fight, Warriors, the fans are with you all the way. The McHenry Sophomores won 8 to 0. Scoring: McHenry - 0 8 19 0 27 Schaumburg 20 8 0 12 32 T.D. Schaumburg: Cummings 2 Young, Morgan, Patarsky T.D. McHenry: Habich 2, Ludwig, Mauch Extra Points - Schaumburg: Morgan McHenry: Ludwig, Isaacs RETURNING LETTERMEN of the McHenry Warriors are 1-r Russ Grover, Phil Mowrer, Jim Dimopolous, Mark Bentz, Robert Habich, Roger Ludwig and Randy Mauch. The Warriors open the North Suburban Conference with a home game against the North Chicago Warhawks this Friday night at McCracken field. Game time is 6 p.m. for the Sophs and the Varsity will kick off at 8 p.m. The Warrior Varsity team photo will appear in this Friday's edition of the Plaindealer. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Lloyd Freund was a welcome caller at our house Sunday morning as he brought more names and news about the Johnsburg-McHenry Old Timers baseball game next Sunday. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR The rains rain. The grass grows -- and lawnmowers hum. More names--more Tigers: Tony Freund, Willie Klap- perich, Ted Schaefer, Bernie Schmitt, Jack Schaefer, Tom Huemann, Wally Frett, Loren Freund. The game or "exhibition" time will be about 3:30 p.m. All Old Timers are invited. All will get. a chance to swing a bat. There is great rivalry in the 16" softball league and now come some bets to be tied in with the Old Timers game. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Sept. 5,1972 Dolores White, 463; Fran Weyland, 178-418; Janet Flicek, 178-463; Cammy Gaylord, 176; Patti Miller, 156; Dar Michelsen, 165; R.R. Dar Michelsen 3-7-10, Claire Rosing, 5-10. Sept. 12,1972 Ceil DeWerdt, 449; Bitsy Schaefer, 183-483; Gail Mad­ den, 453; Dolores White, 447. The outcome of Hettermanns VS. Bavarian Haus game will decide some interesting sideshows. Jack Thennes and Jerry Wakitsch have this one going. If Bavarian Haus lose, Jack will have his large sideburns removed (shaven). If Hettermanns lose, Jerry will have his head shaved. Here is their agreement, "Bet to be paid off Sept. 24 at the Johnsburg Community Club's 50th anniversary at home plate before the Old Timer's game." cf the McHenry team. We are hopeful that his list of players will be in before press time. Whoops! Here we are: "We want everyone who ever played baseball in McHenry to know that they are invited: It has been impossible to get in touch with all those ex-players. So if you read this article and you are an ex-McHenry ball player, consider yourself in­ vited. Those that we have talked to who have indicated they Will attend are: Jim Larkin, Paul Judson, Harry Stilling, Joe Wagner, Harry Dowell, Dick Freund, Arnie Anderson, Paul Freund, Ai Phannenstill, the Knox brothers, the Bolger brothers, the Molidor brothers, Joe Stanek, Dean McCracken and quite possibly Hugh Murphy and Dick Conway. I will handle the exhibition part of the program and John Knox has agreed to manage the game that will be played by some of the more agile retirees. One disappointing note: Bob Adams will not be able to be there. As I told you last week, he used to have a strong arm but was rather skinny. Now that he has filled out a bit we were expecting great things from him. It's sort of like the Bears losing Gale Sayers." Bill Bolger Watching baseball games tells us that pitchers know which batters will take the first pitch. They fire that first one right down the middle and get ahead of the batter. And the batter won't get another pitch that good no matter how long he waits. It isn't too early to winterize the car, but the first cold, stormy day will find the garages and gas stations crowded. (We've been there, too). Watched Billy Williams make that great catch against the vines co end the Cubs-Mets game Sunday and decided maybe he is good enough to make our team. The football season has arrived. It crowded baseball right off the front page of the sports section Sunday. That you should see! Bill Bolger will be in charge Gale Sayers? How about Abe Gibron? John Knox is supposed to give us la list of not-so-old Old Timers./ ^ The Warriors' first home game will be played Friday night against North Chicago. North Chicago beat Antioch 7-0 last Friday night in a non- conference game. McHenry lost to Schaumburg 32-27. What encourages us is the fact that the Warriors showed they can score points and score them by land and in the air. Lift that trap door to the press coop and give us a strong arm. ' More than 10,000 McHenry county bowlers have contributed to a $464.23 contribution to Pioneer Center, the organization which helps provide work for handicapped people from throughout the county. Gift was presented by the McHenry County Bowling Proprietors Association last week by Association members as a result of the "Beat the Champ" competition the organization encouraged. From left: Leonard Serwa, Crystal Bowl, new owner; Sam Tomasello, Tomasello's at Johnsburg; Robert Lamboum, executive director who accepts this contribution; and Harry Steege, McHenry Recreation president. Nine bowling establish­ ments participated in the fund-raising project. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Harriers Lose To Woodstock And Fremd by Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Hutchinson's Warriors journeyed to Woodstock last Thursday and ran into a buzz-saw. Fremd, the state's fourth ranked cross country team, shut out the Warrior's with a perfect score 15 to 50. This is the first time in six years that a McHenry cross country team has been shut out, and it took a top ranked team to do the trick. In the other half of There's nothing like an increased income to make a man, or woman, feel like the world is better. the double dual, the Blue Streaks of Woodstock came out on top 24 to 32. This was the first time in many a year that the Streaks came out on top over the Warriors. The Sophomores fared better by splitting defeating Wood­ stock 23 to 47, but being shut out by Fremd 15 to 50. The Fresh­ men also split their meets, beating Fremd 20 to 35, but losing to Woodstock 20 to 39. Protective Colors Required During Warriors Drop Opener To Schaumburg 32-27 Deer Season PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM will host North Chicago here for its first home meet. The meet starts at 4:30 p.m. at West campus this Thursday and the Varsity starts after the Sophs. The Frosh-Soph members are I-r front row, Mike Bazan, Louis Sharp, Greg Worm, Steve Griesbach, Matt Schuster, Keith Teuber, Jerry Pepping, Bill Verstege, Vic Santi and Dean Peterson. Standing are CALL US! WE LISTEN TO YOU! i^CALL 1220 (9:30-12) ^ VIEWPOINT (3:35-5) •News •Sports •Weather •Talk iCOME * t for today's best value in car, home, life and health • insurance. 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