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LITTLE LEAGUE OF THE LAKES Warriors Travel To _____ ' ^ w Woodstock Tonight PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-Flrt^AY, JANUARY 26, 1973 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriofs take to the road tonight when they invade Woodstock to take on the Blue Streaks. Coach Ludwig's cagers, fresh from two wins the past weekend over North Chicago and Kaneland, are ready to go The Warriors and Streaks are currently tied with North Chicago for third place in the North Suburban conference. The Streaks have been an up and down team this season, but have started to jell in the past several weeks. Wilson and Hoerner have been the mainstays of the teams and. if the Warriors are to win. these two boys will have to be stopped. On the other hand the Warriors are in a hot streak. They have won 8 out of their last 10, and last weekend completely outclassed the defending champs, the Warhawks of North Chicago. Roger Ludwig and Mark Bentz have been the offensive guns for the Warriors. It should be a whale of a game. These two teams always go all out, and tonight's game will be no exception. Let's go to Woodstock and support our Warriors. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Tean W. L Barrington 5 1 Zion Benton 4 2 Libertyville ' 4 2 McHENRY 3 3 Woodstock North Chicago C. Lake Dundee Ruby Lib Ludwig McH. 46 0 101 40 18 98 SCORING LEADERS fg ft tp Dnruth Dun McKinney Z.B. Leon Lib D. Kelley Bar Wilson Wood 48 41 137 45 32 122 43 35 121 48 25 121 42 20 102 NA sytnbol is worthless un­ less you know what it stands for. Experience is rarely val­ ued by those who need it most. ATTENTION ! There Will Be An Organization Meeting Of The Sportsman - Spectator , Owners & Drivers On Monday: January 29th At The Stein Restaurant • At 7:30 o.m. Please Call: 414-248-3312 For Further Information LAKE GENEVA RACEWAY from the age of eight on up. There are many important matters to be taken care of NOW. and we need everyone to turn out if we are to provide our boys with a chance to play baseball this summer. A meeting will be held at 7 in the evening Sunday, Feb. 4, at the Island I^ake grade school for parents of boys in The "Little League of the Lakes" region, and other interested adults. Our league includes boys from Island Lake, Holiday Hills, Fox River Valley Gar­ dens. and other near-by areas. AID TO TOWNSHIPS McHenry county is receiving $24,198 as its share of motor fuel tax paid the state in December for the use of townships and road districts. DON'T BUY A HEARING AID An unusual statement from a hear­ ing aid dealer? Yes, but we have a very unusual offer for you! A leading manufacturer of hear­ ing testing equipment has just published a remarkable booklet that answers the most-often-asked questions about hearing aids, hear­ ing aid dealers and hearing problems. We recommend that you DON'T BUY A HEARING AID until you have read this revealing booklet! Con­ tains frank, plain-language arjswers to 25 no-punches-pulled questions like these: How much should a hearing aid cost ? Is an expensive aid better than a less costly one ? What type of aid is best for me ? How should I choose a hearing aid -deakt-i- If I have a hearing problem, who should / see ? What about batteries, service, guarantees ? MAIL TO: We have obtained a limited number of these informative booklets, and in the interest of helping people with hearing problems get straightforward answers to these important questions WE WILL OFFER THESE BOOK-] LETS FREE OF CHARGE while our supply lasts! If you (or a friend or relative) have a hearing problem, this booklet may save you time, trouble and money Send the coupon today for you FREE copy, to i Send "25 Questions" Booklet To Name. Address. I I I City. R.0. STENSLAND - MAIC0 7375 Bush Lake Rd., Minneapolis, Minn. 55435 A THAT'S MY BALL - Ron Stine shows determination as he grabs a defensive rebound in last Saturday's non-conference game against the Kaneland •sophomores. The other McHenry player is Tom Stark (34). Although the McHenry sophomores give up a height advantage to most teams, their hustling type of play bring them out on top of the final score in their share of games. (PL AINDE ALER PHOTO) Soph Wrestlers Defeat North Chicago 44-15 By Dick Rabbitt Last Friday night the Wrestling Warriors sophomore team defeated North Chicago by the score of 44 to 15. It was a big win for the young Warriors as they won 8 matches, tied 1 and lost only 3. Outstanding performances were done by Mark Sullivan at 112, winning by a pin in 2:33. Ernie Linzie won by a pin in 1:40 at 119 lbs. Steve Lane at 155 pinned a tough opponent in the time of 4:47. Other Warrior winners were: Joe Walker 105 by a forfeit, George Hansen at 145 on a decision. Bob Eppel at 167 on a forfeit, and Heavyweight Rocky Franz won a decsion. Dave Kroncke at 126 fought to a draw. After Friday's match the young Warriors were 4 and 1 against conference schools and overall they have won 11 and lost 4. Next match is tonight against the Woodstock Blue Streaks at Buckner gym. Time 6:45. UFO At Norge Ski Meet This Weekend If on Jan. 27 and 28 a strange object is seen gracefully soaring over the Norge ski jumping hill, chances are it is neither a bird, plane or for that matter superman. The most likely explanation is that it's John Deal out flying his kite again, or should we say the kite is flying John. Whatever it is, you can be sure of one thing, it's an awe inspiring thing to behold. An augment to an already fine sport show, John will descend the Norge underhill, become airborne, leisurely drift over the surrounding area and land some several hundred feet away. The kite John will use is more technically known as the "Rogallo Wing". It was developed and used by NASA. It might also be referred to as a paraglider used often by water skiers. Actually John is the prodigy of Jeff Jobe who has performed over most the ski areas in the west. Neither one thinks anything of taking off of a high mountain cliff and go soaring to heights of fifteen hundred feet or more. Complementing John's performance will be ski jum­ pers from all over the US and Europe competing for both the Central Division Championship on Sat., Jan., 27 and the In­ ternational meet on Sunday, Jan. 28. Plans are also being made to have a snowmobile hill climb up the one hundred and forty ft., underhill. They have done it on motorcycles, so, why not on snowmobiles. _ Activities on both days will start at l p.m. Pre-sale tickets can be purchased on Sat., Jan. 27 at the Norge ski grounds. These tickets are valid on either or both days. Children under 11 are admitted free. Norge is located five miles NW of Barrington, on Rts. 14 and 22 in the town of Fox River Grove. • - *•- *•••••••••••••< 2 23 sensational • I Sale Days \ Q • the most sled \ «••••••••••••« UIC Niwai MCU V the least bucks! 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