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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-FRIPAY, DECEMBER 1, 1972 We are grateful for many nice cards received on our recent birthday. Some were humorous and gave us a chuckle. For instance: "No need crying in your beer You're a whole year younger - than you'll be next year!" Pictured on another was a fireman with ready hose and this message -- "Don't light all those candles at one time!" Sometimes we wonder what they can be talking about all these months at the Paris Peace Talks. Slow as it is, a chess tournament doesn't take that long. The Varsity-Soph basketball schedule shows the teams traveling to Barrington Friday night, Dec. 1. The next night Grant will be here for the home opener. This isn't a conference game, but always gives the coaches a chance to polish off the rough edges. It is good to see interest in the high school swimming program coming to the front. The exercise is said to be one where all muscles of the body are used. Competition is also keen. Everybody can't go to the Olympics, but everybody should know how to swim. Thought "Hutch" was retiring ~ from coaching wrestling, but notice he is knee deep in coaching the freshmen. Looks like he is getting results, too. I SMUTS FJUISt EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Brought To You By John Jepsen • Here's a football puzzler I I for you....Twice, the annu- I I al Jan. 1 Rose Bowl game | | was won by a team that • • was NOT a college team.... J • Can you explain?....Most I 1 football fans don't know I | that for the 1918 and 1919 • • Rose Bowls, armed forces • 2 teams, instead of college I • teams, played and thus, the | I 1918 game was won by the • | Mare Island Marines and ! the 1919 game by Great I Lakes Navy. ******* Everybody talks about the I "Super Bowl" which mat- • ches the champions of the • National and American | Football conferences--but | how many fans know who • coined the name "Super J Bowl"?. . .Most people I don't know that the person | who came up with the name • "Super Bowl" was the ! youngchild of Lamar Hunt, I president of the Kansas | City Chiefs. ****** Of all the college foot- I ball teams in America, | I which one do you think has • | played in the MOST post- ! • season bowl games?. . . • J Answer is Alabama which I I has been in 25. . .They've | played in 6 Rose Bowls, • 6 Orange Bowls, 5 Sugar ! Bowls, 3 Cotton Bowls, I 2 Liberty Bowls, 2 Blue- | bonnet Bowls and one Ga- • tor Bowl. . .Tied for ! - second in playing in the I I most bowl games in history | are Mississippi and Geor­ gia Tech who have each played in 20. I bet you didn't know that Cooper Tire Co. has been making fine quality tires for almost 60years. Cooper Tires are built by fine I craftsmeif* who Care | for People Who Care! See • Jepsen Tire Co. today. We ! Care, Shouldn't You? JEPSEN TIRE COM PAN Yj 3331, 3314 West Elm St. | Phone 385-0424 Every football fan is talking about the Chicago Bears. Most think that Bobby Douglas is a great ground gainer, but not a big league quarterback. Maybe we will see the switch before the season is over. PICKUPS. There is no better test of a man's character than his behaviour when he is wrong. Carthage College of Kenosha, Wis., lists Jerry Miller, fresh­ man, on the Junior Varsity squad. Jerry played a lot of basketball on our Warrior team, but was sidelined from college play last year after a leg injury. You can bet that Jerry will give the game all he has. IF THINE enemy wrong thee, buy each of his children a drum. CHINESE PROVERB C D. of A. Tues.7p.m. Shirley Lassman 427; Barb Leight 509 WOW!!, Cathy Boro 486; Lauretta Homo 452; Teresa Steffans 435; Joan Varese 430; Bette O'Brien 477; Nell Fidler 469; Irene Kostelny 451; Edi Nimsgern 447; Mary Nowak 453; Sue Koleno 439; Dorothy Koleno 472. R.R.'s - Maxine Adams 3-7; Sue Raether 5-6; Dorothy Koleno 2-7; Bonnie Segermark 5-7. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon. 9:30 Nov. 27 Mary Lynn 246, 582; Nancy Kadisak 190, 532; Hazel Stahlman 187, 501; Virginia Ohler 171, 4%; Nancy Krcmar 172; 488; Dolores Gerstein 177, 469; Virg. Steege 162, 465; Joyce Lexow 163, 462; Dorothy Cusack 158, 458; Judy Worts 1732, 448; Dorothy Koleno 159, 440; Carol Palminteri 179, 422. Splits - Dot Koleno 5-6-10 & 3- 10; Nan Shulda 3-10; Linnea Medine 4-5; Vera Kilzer 3-10; Barb Munson 3-10 & 5-8-10. The McHenry Warriors It's an away ga+aejfor the Warriors this Friday night as they travel to Barriogt|4n I to oflen the '72-'73 North Suburban Conference season. The Warriors are l-r front: Roger Ludwlg, Bob Hahich, Tom Knaacfc, John Qunat, Rog Wanta, Tim Tonyan, Mark Bents, Kerry Deckef, Tom Miller and Dave Lawson. Standing l-r are Head Coach Ken Ludwig, Mgr. Ken Bott, Steve Buss, Ben Him- pelmann, Steve O'Halleran, Bob Dobbertin, Mike Cajthaml, Randy Mauch, Dan Camasta, Jim Bacon and Coach El Par- tenheimer. On Saturday, Dec. 2, the Warriors will be at West Campus in a non-conference game against Grant of Fox Lake. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Mrs. Eugenie Anderson, in 1949, became America's first woman ambassador. Two Weekend Games For Coach Ludwig's Cagers By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig will trot out his 1972-73 cagers for the regular season on Friday night at Barrington. This promises to be quite a game, as the Broncos, an early state rated team are already 0 and 3 for the young season. On the other hand the Warriors, who lost 2 close games in the Sycamore tournament, are ready to take (Hi the Broncos in the visiting fieldhouse. Then on Saturday nite the Warriors host the always dangerous Grant Bulldogs from Fox Lake. Sophomore games are at 6:45 and the Varsity plays at 8. Fans don't let the 2 losses fool you. The Warriors had leads of 23 and 13 points in the 2 games. They just ran out of steam. I'm sure that the Warriors have the knack of coming back and proving that they are a good ball club. Let's all get on the bandwagon early this season and root the team home to victory. Remember last season Grapplers Win Home Opener Vs. Grayslake 27-16 McHenry Hockey Leagued they were CHAMPS. REGIONAL Soph Five Travels To Barrington Friday By Dick Rabbitt Gary Collins' sophomore cagers, after splitting their first 2 games and taking second place in the Kaneland Tourney, now turn toward the regular season. They open up against Barrington at the Bronco gym on Friday night. Below is a list of the squad for the coming season. Biederer, Jerry 6-0 166 E Dix, John 6-0 159 G Hears, John 5-8 166 F-G Hignight, Richard6-2 160 C Kasprzyk, Steve 5-9 141 G Klapperich, Everett 5-11 171 F Lehr, Mike 5-8 156 F-G Ludwig, Kenne 5-7 140 G Whitehead, Steve 5-8 142 F-G Meyer. Joe 6-2 155 F Wickenkamp, Mierzwa, Keith 6-1 117 F Dave 5-7 152 G Mclnerny, John 5-8 123 G Williams, Ray 5-8 145 G Stanek, Pat 6-0 139 F Wynvee, Kevin 5-8 126 G Stark, Tom 6-0 161 F Zeller, Marty 6-0 F-G Stark, Tom 6-0 161 C Mgrs - Mike McDonagh, Dave Toole, Steve 5-8 138 G Treasure, Joe Karwacki, Jeff Walker, Corey 6-4 163 C Palmer, Ken Street. tBy Dick Rabbitt Coach Paul Palmateer's McHenry high school wrestling squad opened the home season with a win over Grayslake 27 to 16. The sophomores tied 30 to 30, and the freshmen won 42 to 25. RESULTS VARSITY McHenry, 27 vs. Grayslake, 16. 98 lbs., Scanlin, McH., D - Precht, G. Lake; 105 lbs., Morreale, McH., D. - Kelley, G. Lake; 112 lbs., Worm, McH., D. - Wilde, G. Lake; 119 lbs.. Welter, G. Lake, D. - Bohac, McH.; 126 lbs.,. Church, G. Lake, D. - Rupp, McH.; 132 lbs., Long, G. Lake, D. - Morreale, McH.; 138 lbs., O'Malley, McH., Forfeit; 145 lbs., Browski, G. Lakes, D. - Hurkes, McH.; 155 lbs., Freifod, McH. D. - Billeck, G. Lake; 167 lbs., Lundelius, McH. D. - Vogel, G. n A a M ^ « m A -1^ 1 Coast Guard MILLER Woodstock 338-0032 STARTS FRIDAY, DEC 1st For One Week Clark Gable & Vivian Leigh In "Gone with the Wind" Frosh Cagers Open At Home Saturday Against Barrington By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school Freshmen "A" and "B" basketball squads open their 1972-83 season Saturday morning against Barrington at East campus at 9 a.m. Coaches Gary Gray and Toby Scott have been working the boys out for the past three weeks. Following is a list of the squads and the managers: Gary Gray "A" coach Toby Scott "B" Coach JeffBoyer 5'8" 125 1 ! News I » Mcilciiry.il I. risr.-ti 144 starts nrr i FRIDAY i/LU 1 I WOODY ALLEN'S I " Everything you always wanted to know about sex* BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK 99 FRI-SAT-SUN 7:00 & 9:00 MON-THUR 7:30 ONLY WNl 587-26121 i FRI-SAT-SUN Dec. 1-2-3 ADMISSION ONLY $1.00 PANAVISION-jNi^E- COLOR BY DE lUXt • ^ 7:00 & 9:00 EACH EVE. MON-THUR 4-?-e T ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FOR PERSONS 18 & OVER -DOUBLE FEA'TURE- " WOMEN OF DESIRE" & "BEAUTIFUL, BLOODY & BARE" ADMISSION $2.50 SAT & SUN MATINEE (BOTH THEATRES) START 1:30 P.M. ALL SEATS 75' ( M i l l ) U ( N S M \ l i \ l I S NEXT WEEK AT McHENRY "DUMBO" & "LEGEND OF LOBO" NEXT WEEK AT TOWNE "NAPOLEON & SAMANTHA" METR0-G0LDWYN-MAYER X . ....presents ^CHUawr. BretJackson 5'9" 145 Alan Haggh 6'f' 180 Dave Gerrard 5' 10" 145 Ray White 5'7" 110 Randy Blankenhorn 5'2" 87 Tony Bentz 5'10" 165 Brett Decker 5'10" 160 Steve Koerber 6'2" 150 Terry Reilly 57" 130 Joel Wakitsch 5'7" 135 Ron Himpelmann 5'9" 125 Scott Lasko 5'11" 145 Tom Ludwig 5'6" 149 Jim Burke 5'9" 135 Jeff Damiani 5'6" 126 Craig Smith 5'10" 165 Brian Lund 6'4" 156 Tony Cristy 5'4" 106 Otto Dschida 5'9" 130 Matt Schuster 5'3" 95 Marty VanKanegan 5'4" 120 Tod Lange 5'11" 145 Greg O'Halleran 5'0" 95 Harold Brand 5'10" 150 Vic Santi 5'5" 120 Dan Doherty 5'7" 124 Pete Kaspersky 5'10" 130 Don Rode 6'0" 160 Joe Knaack 5'11" 130 Charles Stahlman 5'3" 110 Paul O'Malley 5'10" 145 Randy McCafferty 5'10" 140 Mgrs., and statisticians: The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 06-05 had its election of officers for 1973 at the U.S.C.G. Boating Safety Detachment Base in Fox Lake, 111. The newly elected officers are: Pearl Pedersen, Flotilla Commander; Dean Kolthoff, Vice Flotilla Com­ mander. Staff officers are: Carol Krause, Secretary and Treasurer; Susan Kolthoff, Public Relations and Publications and Membership Growth and Retention; Richard Kotyza, Public Education; Martin Onelius, Courtesy Examination; Janices Weis, Membership Training; Mel Pedersen, Operations; and Ron Wit- tington, Materiel Officer. These officers are all hard at work, so as to have safer boating through current Public Education Classes and Cour­ tesy Motorboat Examinations. The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 06-05 will be giving free boating safety classes all year around in this area. Notification of the classes will be in this newspaper. Safe Boating is no accident. Be sure to attend a Safe Boating Class. Susan Kolthoff Pub-PR Brian Kennebeck, Bill Meyers, Eugene Kalsch, Kevin Rourke, Richard Tripp. Lake; 185 lbs., Mowrer, McH. D. - Flasch, G. Lake; Hwt., Dougherty, McH. Pin - Rowe, G. Lake. SOPHOMORES McHenry, 30 vs. Grayslake, 30 98 lbs., Worm, McH., D. - Miller, G. Lake; 105 lbs., Schaffer, G. Lake, Pin - Wegner, McH.: H2 1bs., Sullivan, McH. D. - Arnold, G. Lake; 119 lbs., Ward, G. Lake, Pin • -Davfe, McH.: 126lbs., Straka, G. Lake, pin - f.' Williams, McH.; 132 lbs., DeGraffe, G. Lake, Pin - Christofferson, McH.:i38lbs., lbs., Antono, McH. Pin - Jacobsen, G. Lake; 145 lbs., Hansen, McH., Pin - Larson, G. Lake; 155 lbs., Bender, McH., Pin - Mitchell, G. Lake; 167 lbs., Eppel, McH., D. - Rohde, G. Lake; 185 lbs., Novak, G. Lake, Pin - Roberts, McH.; Hwt., Frantz, McH., D. - Couglin, G. Lake. FRESHMEN McHenry, 42 vs. Grayslkae, 25 98 lbs., Young, G. Lake, Pin - Smith, McH.; 105 lbs., Dorthy, McH., D. -Tatum, G. Lake; 112, Carlson, McH., Pin - Cole, G. Lake; 119 lbs., Selgret, G. Lake D. - Murgatroyd, McH.126 lbs., 'lbs., Useman, McH., Pin - Stang, G. Lake; 132 lbs., Hutchinson, McH., Pin - Jacobson, G. Lake; 138 lbs., Thornton, McH., D. - Arnold, G. Lake; 145 lbs., Newingham, G. Lake, D. - Bright, McH.; 155 lbs., Novak, G. Lake, Pin - Mai, McH.; 167 lbs., Nuss, McH., Pin The McHenry Hockey League will assemble its rink on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 9 a.m. Everybody should be there. Either bring a hammer or wrenches. We need your help to get the rink up. It looks like cold weather is here to stay. We must have your help Sunday so the rink will be ready for flooding. Anybody not yet signed up can do so anyume Sunday at the rink site. Also, we need about four high school age boys or older Saturday at 8 a.m. at the McHenry City garage on Green street to load the boards onto trucks which the city has provided with drivers. Volunteers for this job should call Mike Conway Friday night. Scots Bow To Morton 89 to 68 The McHenry County College basketball squad lost their second straight non-conference game as they presented Morton Junior College with an 89 to 68 win Wednesday evening, Nov. 22. Once again the Scots battled their larger opponents on even terms for the first ten minutes. They trailed 23 to 22 at this point but had fallen behind 51 to 42 by the half. A cold-shooting McHenry squad hit only four field goals in the next 10 minutes and this proved to be their downfall. They closed the gap a little in the final frame but never got closer than 14 points. Bruce Harbecke led the rebounding with 11 grabs and - Ludford, G. Lake; 185 lbs., Siegert, McH., Pin - Sommers, G. Lake; Hwt., Truo, McH., Pin - Jermolowski, G. Lake. the scoring with 18. Larry Lowrey also threw in 18 points and had 9 rebounds. Glen Bohart tossed in 10 points while Tom Desmond contributed 8 to the losing cause. The Scots have 2 road games this week as they travel to Dixon to engage Sauk Valley on the 28th and then begin their conference engagements going to May wood to take on Triton on Thursday, Nov. 30. 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