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PAGE 8-PLAI NO EALER-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1972 DOWN 14-0, Rick Freund, 31, of the Warriors breaks off tackle and races 67 yards for a McHenry score. Freund was the leading Warrior in the rushing department with 75 yards in 3 carries. This Saturday, Nov, 4, the Warriors travel to Woodstock to battle the Blue Streaks in the final game of the season. Kickoff time is 2 p.m. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) A*. When we thanked Mrs. Bill Hiller for more of her famous doughnuts, she said, "Now, don't you put my name in the paper." Oh -- no! We wouldn't think of it. We always think of that song - - Can she bake a cherry pie, Billy, Boy -- Can she make a cherry pie, charming Billy? We'll bet Grandma Hiller can EARL WAISH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ bake any kind of a pie. She can sure make doughnuts! They say the proof of the puddin' is in the eating: Just give us a couple of those doughnuts with a cup of coffee and we furnish the proof. The Hillers just celebrated their golden anniversary. Met the John Thelens who just celebrated their 49th and look healthy enough to hit their 75th. Quite a shin-dig at McHenry Country Club as the 50th an­ niversary of the club was celebrated. Our friend John Busscher was in to tell us about it weeks ago - and we both wonder where those weeks went. A lot of the party centered around Al and Vera Purvey, who came to McHenry in 1922 to add a lot of class to the newly formed golf club. They have a host of friends and a world of respect. Of course, we had to have our fun in telling about working on the course before Al arrived. "Toots" Eddy, his father Andrew and Yours Truly made MARGARET O'NEIL for McHenry County Circuit Court Clerk I Margaret O'Neil is your present Circuit Court Clerk and her record speaks highly of thejobshehasdone.In 1971 the McHenry County Bar Association presented Margaret O'Neil with the Liberty Bell Award (their highest Award) for her efforts to modernize her of­ fice. Her proven ability in the affairs of this sophisticated office make her the trained and qualified official we need. VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT NOV. 7th Sponsored by The McHenry Republican Central Committee Al Jourdan, Chairman ?'J| \ ...,ru-cu« 52: /I \ \ ONLY 3 ft. wide Also in 4 ft. widths LOOK FOR THE NAME WARP'S BRANDED ON THE EDGE FOR YOUR PROTECTION FLEX FLEX-O-GLASS IS THE ONLY PLASTIC WINDOW MATERIAL GUARANTEED FOR 2 FUU YEARS I Get Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Hardware, Lumber & Building Supply Store! ACE HARDWARE ALEXANDER LUMBER VYCITAL'S ,3729 W. Elm SL 909 N. Front St. 1228 N. Green St. up the crew that Al inherited. It didn't take him long to get things shaped up. He worked magic. George H. Johnson is the only living charter member of the club. The crowd was sorry that George is hospitalized and could not attend. George's sons, George E. and Frank, attended and said hello to many for their Dad. Charlie Lasch and his Lillie were there. Uncle Charlie must be the oldest living member of the club. And he's very much alive. We had fun watching others have such a jolly time. And that roast beef was really something to lay your teeth into. As the big election comes down the stretch, we have heard all the things that are wrong about the candidates. Now, we'd like to hear something good. If a fellow wants to hear what's wrong with him, all he has to do is get into a political fight. Really enjoyed listening to George Street singing and urged Eddie Bimbo to throw out the juke box. Hear plenty of singers on TV who can't com­ pare to George -- call him "The Voice". K IP Vf»- ONE MORE BLOCK and Bob Habich, 33. would h a < score, but this play ran out the clock to end the first H a b i c h p i c k e d u p 4 1 y a r d s b e f o r e b e i n g t a c k I ' d ( > < Sophs Lose fh To Crystal LhL By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry sophomores lost a thriller to the young Crystal Lake Tigers by a score of 14 to 12 at Crystal Lake Saturday. This was one of the finest sophomore games that I have ever seen. These two teams with much respect for one another played a first half of "rock 'em" "sock 'em" foot­ ball. The blocking and tackling . was fierce, while each team was waiting for a break that didn't occur. The score at halftime was 0 to 0. Crystal Lake scored early in the third period on a 14 yd., run by Salo. The point was good and Crystal Lake led 8 to 0 As the game progressed it looked as if this would be the With H niimiit the game the lm loose. MeHe'it own territory sta' A pass from Mc<' brought the ha' Tigerland A f t«• i and H arisen nun. the one, McCaffti for the'I'D The pi McHenry trailed : The Tigers unab ball punted to n the Warr+ors They advanced it 14. Then M< < 'a ! i< Klapperich tot again foiled -ofi M to 8. With .Vl se- Warn passed to < The point fa i l ' '1 Tigers Trip Warriors 26-19 The way Coach Abe Gibron By Dick Rabbitt has the Chicago Bears playing _ The Crystal Lake Tigers football he should be a shoo-in " defeated the McHenry for Coach of the Year. Warriors 26 to 19 at Crystal Lake last Saturday afternoon. The Tigers scored first. With 6:46 remaining in the quarter, Osmun raced 1 yd for the T.D. Sigmund's kick was good and the score was 7 to 0. Later in the period Bokhof raced9 yds., into paydirt and the kick was again good and the Tigers led 14 to o. Twenty seconds later Rick Freund, McHenry fullback, broke off tackle and ran 67 yds., for the Warrior T.D. Isaacs' kick was good and the Warriors trailed 14 to 7 at the quarter. Neither team scored in the second quarter. Both teams held their own against one another. However, near the end of the half Bob Habich on an end around ran 41 yds., but was tackled from behind. One more block on this play and it would have been a tie game at the half. Early in the 3rd quarter Dave Younger, Crystal Lake half­ back, broke loose for a 69 yd., run for the T.D. The kick failed and Crystal Lake led 20 to 7 "Bullet Bob" Staley, filling in Can't wait for the baseball trading season to start. Wonder who Vida Blue will be pitching for in '73? More than that we wonder who will be playing centerfield and shortstop for the White Sox. Wonder if Louie Aparicio's son is ready to take over the shortstop job? ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 ^iiiiiMiiiiiiNiiiililllliliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiihiiuiiHiiniiinnnniniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiG for the injuit'i1 uho was peri<xl, took" seven yd pa - corner of the * •• for a Mcllenr\ failed and < "r\ > 20 to i:-i A not I mounted b\ '>>< cl ipping poi», i t ; gain to thr i r McHenry on' • led to the In Younger went » T.D. The kirl ! 26 to 1,3 loiter in t in j Bob Habich v the Crystal I i! ran 37 yds Warrior touch- point fa i led an< was Crystal 1,< 19. It was a go'x Warriors g<>t ! trailed 14 ton < Playing catch •• quite diff icult tied down t ho\ Lake pent !< amassed VIM:' ternoon, whu i work. 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