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For Your Christmas hopping Convenience WE WILL BE OPEN Monday thru Friday 9 • 9 Saturday 9 • 6 Sunday 9 - 4 GREEN STREET MALL 1219 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY Now en/oy a deeelicious breakfast cooked to perfection and served right to your table! BREAKFAST 7 DAYS A WEEK AT McNEILS IN Mel iENRY1 ...ham'n i>hrs comin '-up! mcneils in the McHenry Market Place LINC0W FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTO LICENSE PLATES COME IN AND PICK YOURS UP... ANOTHER OF THIS BANK'S SERVICES FOR YOU EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1.1972 H SERVICE FEE $1.00 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MCHENRY 3814 WEST ELM. MCHENRY. ILLINOIS 600S0 815 385-5400 PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1972 ITS A WIN for McHeny'i Ray Rivera, right, as he coulters the Harrington opponents takedown attempt. Ray, co^captaln of the Warriors, captured the victory by a 3-2 score in the 126 lb., match. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) $ TUESDAY THIRTY NINERS Nov. 21 Mary Beth Fuchs 178, 497; Fran Matchen 183, 441; Janet Flicek 465; Elsie Winkel 458; Dorothy Freund 444. R.R. - Patti Miller 6-7-10. Nov. 28 Rosie Przetacznik 454; Mary Beth Fuchs 228, 189, 564; Dar Michelsen 428; Fran Weyland 449; Ceil Dewerdt 453; Jean Brzenk 190,464; Martie Raasch 427; Fran Matchen 464; Janet Flicek 199, 468; Cammy Gaylord 458. R.R. - Adeline Pedersen 3-6- 7 WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS Georgiana Meyer 11-30-72 Sue Seeber 152-178-151 (481) ; Pat Novy 138-175-179-(492); Kay Safko 156-140-164-(460); Harriet VanKanegon 145-176- 138-(459); Mari Hollingsworth 204-144-133-(481); Vi Johnson 159-152-171-(482); Libby Johnson 172-158-161-(491). Splits: Marge Black 5-7; Kay Safko 3-10; Georgiana Meyer 3- 10; Harriette Griggs 5-10. THIRD 8TRAIGHT VICTORY for Mike Morreale. A Sophomore, Mike wrestles on the varsity squad in the 105 lb., match and he is on top of the Barrington rival as he wins the match by a 3-2 mnrgta. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) MCHS Wrestlers Defeat Barrington 34 to 14 When we mentioned the beautiful Saturday morning to Kennis Brannock, he replied, "A good day to be alive." Kennis has been a Whispering Oaker the last four years. Hut fellow whom we call "Chef Del" sets up such a great smorgasbord spread at McHenry Country Club on Wednesday nights that we get way off our diet. R .was again like old home town week last Wednesday wftM there were so many people to greet on the » way in and on the way out. Met Clarence Krause, Woodstock's big man in county basketball quite a few years ago. Know what he tried to tell us? He and Eddie Buss and Hank Tonya n are the three real White Sox fans in McHenry. Call him "Three-Finger- Krause." Holding up his hand (with five fingers) he could count only to three! Ssw the Warrior basketball non-conference home opener Saturday night as Coach Ludwig's varsity boys won going away, 73-55, over Grant High. Grant has a tall team that should develop with ex­ perience. McHenry couldn't match the visitors in size, but made up for that problem in other ways ~ like 26 points and a strong floor game by Roger Ludwig. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J The losers' bench gave the officials so much st&tyThat technical fails resulted \ Basketball doesn't change much. Coaches and fans don't care how many fouls are called - as long as they are against the other team. Too much whistle tootin is not for us, but some night we want to see a referee turn over his whistle to a coach while he takes over the job of directing the team. There are a lot of conflicting opinions on the recent baseball trades. Time will tell the story. It looked like the Cubs and Sox both gave up a lot to get the men they wanted. But, maybe they know something we don't know. Discussing the annual Christmas program of the McHenry Choral Club with Ethel Conway Saturday night, we mentioned wanting to see the program Sunday night but would have to miss Lawrence Welk. Ethel was betting on "Wunnerful" Lawrence. Came Sunday night and we chose our Brenda's program. She has made a believer out of us the last few years. That Choral group must be good. How else could they hang out a "sold out" sign two nights in a row? Those great programs don't just fall together. It takes a heck of a lot of work. First you Must have the talent. That they have. And you must have a director. If Adele can't handle that part, nobody can. Costumes and staging must be a big job, too. It was the first time we had seen Judy (Conway) Svalander dance since her return from Europe. She's great! We missed Lawrence Welk, but heard more than one Champagne Lady. Pick your own. Otto Pyritz was in a new role this year. Everybody loves Santa Claus. We doubt if many com­ munities can boast" of the outstanding talents of McHenry Choral Club. They put us inthe Christmas spirit. It was "Wunnerful". By Dick Rabbitt Coach Paul Palmateer's grapplers defeated the Broncos from Barrington Friday nite by a score of 34 to 14. It was strictly no contest, as, the Warriors jumped off to a 15 to 0 lead after the first three matches. Heavyweight Pat Heald, a much improved wrestler, finished the match by pinning Jim Cash of Barrington in the third period. The Sophomores won another close one 33 to 30, with pins by Eppel and Dougherty in the final two matches paving the way for the young Warriors' victory. The J.V. squad was defeated by a score of 41 to 23. Likewise the Frosh also were defeated 39 to 24. VARSITY McHenry, 34 vs. Barrington, 14. 98 lbs., Greg Worm, McH., Forfeit; 105 lbs., Morreale, McH. (D.) Murphy, Barrington; 112 lbs., .Kevin Worm, McH. Forfeit; 119 lbs., ' Visser, Barrington (D.) Mc­ Millan, McHenry; 126 lbs., Rivera, McH. (D.) Van- derbergh, Barrington; 132 lbs., Clawson, Barrington (D.) Morreale, McH.; 138 lbs., O'Malley, McH. (D.) McGinley, Barrington; 145 lbs., Hurckes, McH. , Draw, Hick­ man, Barrington; 155 lbs., Freund, McH. (D.) Becker, Barrington; 167 lbs., Mowrer, McH., Draw, Wallace, Barrington; 185 Cash, Barrington (D.) Thornton, McH.: Hwt., Heald, McH., Pin, Cash Barrington. J.V. McHenry, 23 vs. Barrington, 41 98 lbs., Freese, Barrington, Forfeit; 105 lbs., Gimmapre, McH., Pin, McCrae, Barrington; 112 lbs., Riefstahl, Barrington, Forfeit; 119 lbs., Bohac, McH., Tie, Wapotish, Barrington; 126 lbs., Daniels, Barrington, Pin, VanKanegan, McH.; 132 lbs., Bierbaum, Barrington, Pin, Szamaleski, McH.; 138 lbs., Moll, Barrington, Pin, Hutson, McH.; 145 lbs., Below, Barrington, Pfh, Antonio, McH.; 155 lbs., Hansen, McH., (D.) Memzlek, Barrington; 167 lbs., Hut- chings, Barrington, (D.) Lundelius, McH.; 185 lbs., Roberts, McH., Pin, Genet, Barrington; Hwt., Van Buren, McH. Forfeit. SOPHOMORES McHenry, 33 vs. Barrington, 30. 98 lbs., Ken Scanlin, McH., Pin 1:50 Jim Adams, Barrington; 105 lbs., Joe Walker, McH. Dec. 3-0, Rich Anichowski, Barrington; 112 lbs., Mark Sullivan, McH. Pin 1:58, Dan Palmer, Barrington; 119 lbs., Marl^ Ramslard, Barrington, Pin, Mark Afeld, McH.; 126 lbs., Mike Proska, Barrington, Pin, Jim Williams, McH.; 132 lbs., Brian Erbach, Barrington, Pin, Rick Christofferson, McH.; 138 lbs., Brian Antonon, McH., Dec., John Temple, Barrington, 145 lbs., Burney Ask, Barrington, Pin, Geo. Hanson, McH.; 155 lbs., Ted Smith, Barrington, Pin, Rich Bender, McH.; 167 lbs., Steve Lane, McH., Dec., Pete Bosworth, Barrington; 185 lbs., Bob Eppel, McH., Pin, Glenn Eshe, Barrington; Hwt., Joe Doughton, McH., Pin, Kevin Mentin, Barrington. FRESHMEN McHenry, 24 vs. Barrington, 39. 98 lbs., Walsh, Barrington, Pin, Doherty, McH.; 105 lbs., Lang, Barrington, Pin, Wegner, McH.; 112 lbs., Baker, Barrington, Pin, Carlson, McH.; 119 lbs., Murgatroyd, McH., Dec. Below, Barrington, 126 lbs., Useman, McH. Pin Brown, Barrington; 132 lbs., Hutchinson, McH., Dec., Hansen, Barrington; 138 lbs., Cooke, Barrington, Dec., Thornton, McH.; 145 lbs., Hartwig, Barrington, Pin, Freund, McH.; 155 lbs., Adams, Barrington, Pin, Mai, McH.; 167 lbs., Nuss, McH., Pin, George, Barrington; 185 lbs., Woodbury, Barrington, Pin, Christopher, McH.; Hwt., True, MCH>il Forfeit. McHENRY TEACHERS' BOWLING LEAGUE Nov. 29,1972 W.L. Total Pirn 26Vfe-13% 24 -161 11 -18 17 -23 Team Standings 1. The Ultima tes 2. Odd-Balls 3. Splitzers 4. Zeroes 5. Lucky Strikers 15Vi-24V4 6. Pin Poopers 15 -25 High Games - Shirley Blume -169, Jerry Langner • 185, Dave Luckett - 182. High Series - Shirley Blume - 168,169,138 - 475; Wil Farrell - 178, 172, 170 - 520. Splits • Bud Street - (6,7,10); Carolyn Bertacchi (5, 8, 10); WU Farrell - (5, 7). 12,223 • 11,940 • 11,577 12,012 TjF u,6oi ;• 11,740 " Triton Bombs McHenry College Five 102 to 53 NEW mcneils! in McHenry SHERIFF PRONTO NOW RUSTLES-UP McHenry County College opened Skyway Conference action Thursday evening, Nov. 30, as they tangled with Triton Junior College. The Scots were clearly outmatched as their larger and more powerful foe overwhelmed them 102 to 53. The Scots hit 9 out of their first 11 shots in the game and still found themselves trailing 21 to 19 at the end of 10 minutes. A few turnovers and a little cooler shooting the second ten minutes and the game was out of reach. By half-time the Triton crew had pulled away to a 43 to 27 lead. For the game, the Scots could only get off 55 attempts at the basket and made 22 of these for a 40 percent mark. Triton, on tl^e other hand, with their superior height and rebounding, attempted 78 shots and converted 43 of these for 55 percent. Triton's superior height and jumping ability showed up clearly in the rebound column where they made 53 grabs to only 24 for the Scots. McHenry's crew will nurse their wounds over the weekend and then try to regroup their forces for a Tuesday night encounter. Kishwaukee Junior College will be the foe at the Crystal Lake High School fieldhouse on December 5, at 7:30 p.m. Tichenor 3 1 5 7 Harbecke 7 0 3 14 Totals 22 9 19 53 TRITON Smith 3 6 1 12 Bell 7 6 2 20 Heinzelmann ' 5 0 1 10 Allen 10 2 2 22 Maclin 0 0 1 0 Eddleman 7 0 2 14 Cichy 1 0 1 2 Ross 1 0 0 2 Sykora 5 0 1 10 Stevenson 2 1 2 5 Mallory 1 0 2 2 Combs 0 0 0 0 Kavanos 0 1 0 1 Kelty 0 0 1 0 Hansen 1 0 1 2 Justus - - Totals 43 16 17 102 BOXSCORES McHENRY Salazar May Witmus Fletcher Desmond Lowrey Bohart Robbins The iron battleship Mon­ itor of Civil War fame was called "Cheesebox on a raft." WARRIOR TOM KNAACK, 40, lays one in from under the basket. Tom totaled It points in th* Warrior 73-55 win over the Bulldogs of Grant. Other Warriors in photo are Randy Manch 3$ and Tim Tony an, 32. Friday, Dec. 8, the Warriors will host Dundee at West Campus. ' ' (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) BREAKFASTS FROM 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. * HAM'N EGGS * BACON'N EGGS • STEAK'N EGGS* * SAUSAGE'N EGGS • PANCAKES + • WAFFLES* TOAST* * ORANGE 1UICE * TOMATO JUICE * • D0NUTS* COFFEE *