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LINCOLN. So I Hear Congratulations, Mary. Your team deserved to win. They really looked like the No. 1 team. Glad to see Roger Ludwig and Mark Bentz listed as the Chicago Tribune's choice for Golden Helmets in the North Suburban league. They will be attending a banquet next week to receive those coveted awards. Sometimes we think of something bright to write about, but fail to make a note of it and memory does strange tricks. And, sometimes we do make a memo on a slip of paper, then forget where we put the slip. It is nice to read that McHenry will have a new hospital and health center. Many McHenry people have worked hard to get the present hospital and to keep it ex­ panding. They want a "McHenry Hospital" - ready and willing to serve the entire area. There was a time in McHenry when the sound of a police or fire siren was rare^/frow it seems they are blasoirg daily. Those fellows on the Rescue Squad must have to sleep with their boots on. Illinois State University lists Doug Sund, McHenry, as one of the freshmen in the 142 pound class on the wrestling roster. Hang in there, Doug! Fred Meyer greeted us Wednesday morning with, "You won't have to keep that appointment with Claude Baseley at 9 o'clock this morning. Claude has just died." It gave us a funny feeling, to say the least. Life is so uncertain. Claude's personality won him a host of friends. He left too soon. No doubt about it, the American Indians haven't been treated fairly. But, now comes a group of Indians to take over and wreck a government building. To get PAIN but no pin and John Morreale keeps alive the Warrior spirit of not being pinned. John lost the match, but he fought the highly rat&d Dave Clauson of Harrington, and he fought hard and prevented being pinned. The ref takes |a close look as John strains to keep a shoulder off the mat, and at right, Coach Paul Palmateer and teatymates seem to feel pain John absorbed in preventing the pin. Thus far this season, NO WARRIOR HAS BEEN PINNED. (STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD) them to leave, one government department paid them $66,650 travel expenses to go home. They should have called out the Cowboys Politics may or may not create strange bedfellows - but it does create a lot of bunk. We save for rainy days - only tot find they come during our vacation. i SPORTS FANS!. 1 BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought To You By John Jepsen I I What are the odds that | 2 football teams meeting I I 2 straight years would see I | those 2 games end with • • the same team winning by • • the same score and with I I the same man scoring the | same number of winning i points in both games?..Djd I you know this once hap- I pened to Army and Navy | ...Navy beat Army in 1910 | and again in 1911... _ The score of each game I was Navy 3, Army 0 .. 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A1 May of McHenry was The cheerleaders and pom pom girls were also recognized for their contribution to sporting events by their en­ thusiasm and ability to en­ tertain and inspire. Sherry Carlson, teacher-sponsor of the girls, introduced them to the large crowd of parents and friends assembled for the banquet. awarded the most valuable cross country team member foi--\ Those honored at the annual the second year in a row. Ac- event from this area were: cording to Cross Country Coach Hans Rokus, A1 has the potential for becoming the school's most outstanding cross country performer. He placed high in many of the invitational meets and led the team's performers in every race in which he ran. "May is the second best cross country runner in the history of our school and he has another year in which to surpass the achievement of Goeff Dean, a 1968 graduate," said Rokus. May is a Junior. Joe Wagner of McHenry, a junior, and Bob Jozwiak, a senior from Woodstock, were named co-winners of the most valuable back award. Jim Stilling of McHenry, a senior, was selected by his teammates as the most out­ standing lineman. He was also chosen co-captain of the football team. Coach Tom Parker said of Stilling that he exemplified dedication, leadership and sacrifice by his example. Another junior of Woodstock, Bob Nihan, was chosen as most improved lineman. John Feffer, a senior from Crystal Lake, was selected by his teammates for three honors. He was named winner of the most valuable football player, chosen as most out­ standing back and as the standout defensive player for the 1972 Hurricanes. Varsity Football Roster - Steve Maxson, Chuck Clark, Joe Wagner, Dave Adams, Mike Pierce, Gary Gilpin, Jim Stilling, Stan Walczynski, Jack Dalton, Marty Palmer, Gary Shastal and Mark Davis. Sophomore Football Roster - Bill Ruggero, Tom Hanahan, Dan Lennon, Tom Merkel, Dave Faas, Chuck Martina, Craig Adams, Mike Dalton, Paul Miller,; Dan Knox, Randy Klapperich, Tim Miller, Pat Cristy, Guy Weber, Kevin Coughlin, Jim Harrison, Jeff Johnson, Jim Steinbach, Herb Dettmer, Bill Walczynski, Tom Frank, Joe Cummings, Paul Schiller and Steve Pokorny. Cross Country - A1 May, Sam Anderson, Mike Miller, Bill Moerschbaecher, Ken Shan­ non, Mike Nitz, Doug Malo, Jack Miller and Ron Son- nemann. Varsity Cheerleaders Celeste Doherty and Mary McCormack. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - Annette Pitzen, Rose May, Cindy and Chris Doherty, Marguerite Overton and Kim Crook. Pom Pom Girls - Marge Boarini, Lee Ann Cristy, Pam Miller, Mary Jane Smolzer, Casey Anderson, Ann Blenner, Mary Lou Johnston, Chris Luto, Sue Maniskelco, Chris Thelen and Marissa Pace. Swimmers Lose To Harlem Of Rockford ATTACK .... »nd the Warriors did just that as they outhustled the • other than Suoreme Court • Grant te>m 10 capture a 73-55. Roger Ludwig leaps high to • justice Byron " Whizzer" I prevent his opponent from passing. Roger led the McHenry squad in scoring as he totaled 26 points. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) By Dick Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahan's swimmers lost a match to Harlem of Rockford Tuesday afternoon by a score of 63 to 32. Kevin Weiss of McHenry broke two school records, winning the 200 yd., freestyle in 2:0.3 and the 100 yd., free style in 54:8. Other winners for McHenry were: Scott Topp in the 100 yd., backstroke in the time of l :02:4 and Jon Sek in the 100 yd., breaststroke in the time of 1:12:05. Like any other sport being High flying causes more than airplane accidents. Most Valuable Player award in cross country was awarded to A1 May of McHenry. Mr the second straight year. The presentation was made at the annual fall banquet of the Marian Central Father's club held Sunday evening. With May are Hans Rokus, cross country coach (left) and Joe Beiers, president of Marian Father's club. introduced it takes time. These boys are hard workers. It would help if they got some support. For you fans who never have seen a swimming meet, it's quite a spectacle. Admission is free, so let's support our swimmers in the next home meet on Dec. 14. The foe is Libertyville. At the Marian Central Father's Club banquet held Sunday evening, the following boys were awarded trophies and plaques for their football performances this fall: seated, left to right; Bob Jozwiak of Woodstock, and Joe Wagner of McHenry, co-winners of the Most Improved Back award and Bob Nihan of Woodstock, Most Improved Lineman. Standing left to right: Football Coach Tom Parker, John Feffer of Crystal Lake, Most Valuable player, Outstanding Back and Standout Defensive Player; Jim Stilling of McHenry, Most Outstanding Lineman and Joe Beiers, president of Marian Father's club. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LICENSE PLATES COME IN AND PICK YOURS UP... ANOTHER OF THIS BANK'S SERVICES FOR YOU EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1.1972 SERVICE FEE $1.00 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MCHENRY 3814 WEST ELM. MCHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 B15-385-54QO Golf Bags And Clubs Christmas SPECIALS Here is your Christmas Bonus CURRENT CLOSEOUTS Up s 33^ PLUS A Complete Stock Of Golf Apparel McHenry County Club -Pro Shop S I Phone 385-3435 After 6 p.m. Call 385-5855 & FARHTWLT 1TIII 1.1 I LL'L PAGE 8- PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, EARL WALSH * 1972 Meanderin' Mary itvust be smiling from ear to ear\>ince her Southern Cal football /team clobbered Notre Dame. When Notre Dame pulled up to within two points, we thought the old Notre Dame spirit had come to life. Guess it had until that firecracker in the Southern Cal backfield exploded. SPORTS EDITOR Must have sat on the hard side of the board last Saturday night at the Warrior-Grant basketball game. Why not rent cushions? We'll try it again Friday night when the Dundee Car- dunals come to town. A victory this week could get the team off to a good start. \