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PAGE 4-PLAINDFALFR-WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1972. J OPEN ~www--.w "'"V"' 5 9 NEWS YEAR'S DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY % W . 2 9 Serving Dinner starting at 1 p.m. Hats, Noisemakers, Lais • J • Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus Sing Along with Millie 0' Brien & g • Roast Turkey and Dressing at the organ. £ 9 • Roast Long Island Duckling Reservations Suggested J J • Plus complete menu Phone 385-2671 & • SNUG HARBOR BOAT CLUB 5 9 801 N. River Rd." McHenry Phone 385-2671 ® BLURRED IMAGES are all Roger Ludwig sees as he moves the ball with great speed and the Warriors break |the third quarter tie and move ahead to a 73-54 win. The basket was no blur for Rog as he dropped in 24 points for McHenry. > (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH It's the night after Christmas and all through the house not a creature is stirring - Too tired. After the mad rush of Christmas shopping, McHenry was quiet as a morgue when the stores closed on the Eve of the great day. We imagine the store owners and clerks went home to rest their tired legs and soak their bunions in hot water when the rush was over. Dropped in to see Harry Dean one busy night -- not to pester him - just to add a word of cheer. Harry was so overwhelmed that he made a vow not to say anything derogatory about us until after New Year's Day. He should have a lot stored up by then. Now is the time when people look at their empty picketbooks and swear they are going to cut down next year. So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ After going through a long shopping list the little woman needed a pound of butter Christmas morning. So, down to the Hilary Rodenkirch's Pantry Delicacies and sure enough they were open just to take care of folks like us. Had our gift exchange and goodies at the Plaindealer office Friday afternoon. That renowned connoisseur of food, Wayne Gaylord, really has those girls on their toes. Such delicious dishes you never saw. As usual, Brenda was Mrs. Santa Claus. The kid puts a lot of enthusiasm into the job. Watching the Chicago Bulls- Seattle basketball game con­ vinced us that they do call fouls in the pro league. With all the goings-on, we missed the Lawrence Wek show three Sundays in a row. Arnold Rauen reported, with LARRY LEAFBLAD JORDAN IM WEEKDAYS AT 9 15 A M NEW TIME Show POPULAR Phone the on 1220 CALL dial (312) 223-5555 (or 312 244 1220) some misgivings, that Lawrence put on a show with four Irish numbers, and they were all dressed in green! He explained to Leone that the "W" on their jackets stood for Walsh. Now, wasn't that nice. A note from Santa (unsigned, but maybe from Clyde Black- well) included this: "Sox in 73 It will surely be." To: So I Hear - Expectations: When my two sons were tiny tots, I thought one would be president 'and the other would be pope. Now that they are teenagers, I pray that they graduate And stay away from dope! One of the most sociable times we had over the holiday was when we entered the Green-Pearl Friday night and the Bill Glossons invited us to sit at their table. We talked and talked -- and ate a little, too. Makes us think that McHenry is still a small town when you can meet long time friends and enjoy such hospitality. Found the socks under the tree. Just what we wanted! Tigers 73 to 54 By Dick Rabbitt With both teams playing ragged ball during the first half the Warriors broke loose from a 30 to 30 tie and went on to an easy 73 to 54 over Crystal Lake on the home floor Friday night. Once again it was Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside who paved the way to the victory. Mark Bentz had 25 pts. and Roger Ludwig had 24 to pace the local squad. The Warriors led at the quarter 18 to 16, but the game was 30 all at halftime. In the 3rd quarter the Warriors managed to pull away to a 46 to 38 lead. During the last quarter the locals managed to outscore the Tigers 29 to 16 for an easy 73 to 54 win. In the Sophomore game Crystal Lake won 48 to 37. It was a letdown for the young Warriors after their win over Marian on Wednesday night. BOXSCORES McHENRY Habich Knaack Bentz Ludwig Mauch Tonyan Wanta Himpelmann Camasta Cunat Bacon Total 31 11 26 73 CRYSTAL LAKE Ohrdwall 7 8 2 22 Sherman 2 1 1 5 Carr 1 1 4 3 Benson 3 4 2 10 Rampe 5 2 2 12 Osmon 1 0 3 2 Cross 0 0 0 1 Total 19 16 14 54 McHenry 18 12 16 29 73 Crystal Lake 16 14 8 16 54 Marian Central Sophs Continue Fine Record Marian Central Catholic high school's sophomore team has been playing some fine basketball up to this point and led the Suburban Catholic Conference with a 4-0 record including two over-time thrillers against Immaculate Conception of Elmhurst and Benet Academy. All together their record stands at six wins and two defeats as they go in to the Christmas vacation break. Also, they are in the process of participating in the Sophomore basketball tournament during the holiday season. When action resumes in January the Hurricanes are hopeful of maintaining their first place position in the Conference when they meet Marmion and St. Francis on Jan. 5 and 6. Boys on the Sophomore roster are: Mark Aiello, Sam Anderson, Dave Jackson, Mike Miller, Bill Moerschbaecher, Mike Nitz, Mike Tonyan, John Craig, Dave Bolger, Dave Burg, Jim Harrer, Cal Babcock and John Hendle. Deerfield Wins Sophomore Round Robin Tournament TREES LOSE WEIGHT Tests at the University of Illinois show that the average six-foot tree will absorb three gallons of water over a two- vyeek period. Unwatered trees can lose their weight in the same period. By Dick Rabbitt Deerfield's sophomores for the second year in a row proved to be the class of the McHenry Sophomore Round Robin Tournament. The Indians won all three games by wide margins, defeating Marian 67 to 32, McHenry 58 to 32, and Schaumburg 50 to 33. The second place trophy went to the local McHenry sophomores. On a point system set up by tournament officials, McHenry with their 71 to 31 victory over Marian, won second place. In the Marian game the locals shot out to a 13 to 6 quarter lead and increased this margin to 31 to 18 at halftime. A tight defense, and the out­ standing play of Joe Meyer in the first half paved the way to the halftime lead. In the second half Tom Stark took over. This young fellow was all over the floor. Shooting and rebounding, Marian couldn't stop him. Tom hit for 13 baskets and 9 free throws for a total of 35 pts. This is a sophomore scoring record. Marian is not that bad a ball club. It was just one of those nights. The young Warriors were up for the game. Everything they did was right. I K0ENEMANN I Country Made Sausages, | Hams and Bacon |GERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES | A Full Line Of | Delicatessen 1815-385-6260 Just ea^0°t = 7illllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll||||||||||||||||||tlllllll||||||||||||||||||„l„,ll„= R U 2 = IT'S BENTZ taring one i$, late In the fourth quarter as the Warriors pulled away to a 73-54 victory over the Crystal Lake Tigers. Mark Bentz was the high McHenry scorer with 25 points and Roger Ludwig was a close second with 24. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Swimmers Lose To Prospect 68 to 27 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high swim­ mers lost to a strong Prospect high team last Tuesday at the local pool by a score of 68 to 27. The Warriors managed to gain three firsts in the meet. The 200 yd. Medley Relay team of Scott Topp, Jon Sek, Kevin Weiss, and Randy Watkins won in the time of 1:51:3. Scott Topp won the 100 yd. backstroke and Kevin Weiss won the 100 yd. butterfly. Other scorers for the team were: Randy Watkins a 2nd in the 50 yd. freestyle and a 3rd in the 100 yd. freestyle. Brian Fetzer a 3rd in the 400 yd. freestyle. Mark Koerber took a 3rd in the 100 yd. butterfly, and Billy Stahlman took a 3rd in the diving. Frosh Win Grayslake Wrestling Tourney 8. Stevenson 0 Champions wt. Tim Aberle 98 Tom Hutchinson 132 Greg Thornton 138 Bruce Siegert 185 Second Place Jim Murgatroyd A Scott Freund 119 Jim Murgatroyd A Scott Freund 145 Third Place Rick Carlson 112 Dennis Useman 126 Brian Nuss 155 Bill True Hwt. Fourth Place Dave Christopher 167 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Huchinson's McHenry freshmen wrestling team easily outclassed the other seven schools in the annual Grayslake tournament. Let's hope they can keep this up for the rest of the season. Congratulations fellows, it was a well deserved victory. Team results are listed below along with McHenry. 1. McHenry 2. Grant 3. Grayslake 4. Lake Zurich 5. Ridgewood 6. Wauconda 7. Round Lake scorers for pts 101V2 78 57 54'/•» 48 45 34'/-, WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS BOWLING LEAGUE 12-21-72 Georgiana Meyer Barbara Gay 134-175-164 (473); Pat Schuler 143-180-151 (474); Clara Freund 183-140-130 (454); Libby Johnson 166-140- 179(485); Vi Johnson 162-171- 165 (498); Georgiana Meyer 142-144-173 (459); Harriete VanKanegan 183-162-144 ( 489); La verne Foerster 129-159-166 (454). Splits: Harriete VanKanegan 3-7-10; Marilyn Topp 4-7-9; Barbara Gay 5-7; Libby Johnson 4-8-10; Rosemarie Hansen 5-10. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings jColumns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: 'McHenry 385-0783 McHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE Dec.20,1972 tot Team Standings w-L pins 1. Odd-Balls 2. The Ultimates 3. Splitzers 4. Zeroes 5. Lucky Strikers 6. Pin Poopers 31-21 15515 29.5-22.5 15745 29-23 15034 23-29 15637 22.5-29.5 15383 21-31 15336 High Series - Wil Farrell - 125,178,183-486; Jean Gudauskas 144-188-143-475; Jerry Langner 150-144-181-475. High Games - Jean Gudauskas - 188; Wil Farrell - 183; Jerry Langner - 181. Splits - Karen Thompson - (l- 3-10). THE FRESHMEN WRESTLING TEAM, under the coaching of Bill Hutchinson, captured first place in the eight-team tourney at Grayslake. The members are, l-r, front row: Roy Jenkins, Paul Smith, Mike Bazan, Dave Kennebeck, Tim Aberle, Tim Doherty, Mike Wegner, Rick Carlson and Gary Grimmonpre. In the middle row are Steve Knor, Kurt Lauer, Dave Wohnrade, Jeff Griggs, Greg Thornton, Dennis Useman, Wayne Blake, Dave Henken, Jim Murgatroyd, Ruben Rivera and Bill Rowe. Standing are Brian Nuss, Scott Freund, Keith Schaedel, Tom Hutchinson, Bill True, Dave Christopher, Mike Mai, Bruce Siegert, Bruce Bright and Coach Bill Hutchinson. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Defeat