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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNE SDAY, JANUARY 31, 1973 Warriors Beat Strea ks 53 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriors, playing their finest game of the season, defeated the Woodstock Blue Streaks Friday night by a score of 75 to 53. The win left the Warriors 4 and 3 in the con­ ference and in sole possession of third place. McHenry was never headed in the game and the closest the Streaks came was within 4 pts just before the end of the first half. Bobby Habich hit a 12 footer at 7:45 and the Warriors were on their way. With Habich, Himpelmann and Bentz leading the way the Warriors were out in front 22 to 12 at the quarter. In the second quarter Woodstock came out in a zone defense, which seemed to bother the Warriors for a short period of time. It was in this quarter that the Warriors had 7 of their 16 turnovers. They, however, managed to hold on to a 34 to 28 halftime lead. In the third period Mark Bentz took over the rebounding chores on both baskets. The big fellow literally swept the defensive boards and cleared the ball for the Warriors fast break attack. Ludwig and Himpelmann along with Bentz did most of the scoring in this period. The Warriors led by 10 throughout the period until Hoerner's basket at the buzzer narrowed the Warrior lead 52 to 44 at the period. During the fourth quarter it was all McHenry. The Warriors raced up and down the court like a pack of race horses. Roger Ludwig made 8 out of 8 from the free throw line during the 4th quarter. It has to be noted that the Warriors at one time had 15 for 15 until 2 were missed in the final minutes. Some shooting, I'd say. Not enough can be said of the Warrior team. Mark Bentz, battling the Streaks two big men, grabbed off 13 rebounds and 17 pts. Bobby Habich time and time again out-hustled the Streaks to rebound and wind up with 10 pts. Tommy Knaack although only getting one basket, played a splendid floor game, and set up Bentz and Habich. Hustling Ben Him­ pelmann was all over the floor. Not only was he a demon on defense but penetrated the Woodstock zone to hit for 5 basketeu„ Rofeer ' Ludwig, again displaying his leadership, led the Storing with 22 pts. He quarterbacked the Warrior offense. His quickness resulted in a couple of lay up baskets, while on the receiving end of a Mark Bentz floor length pass. If there were any Chicago Bear scouts in the stands, they must have taken note of this pass-catch duo. A -commendable per­ formance was again done by Coach Ludwig's bench. Tim Tonvan had 4 key rebounds and 2 key baskets. Danny Camasta hit two baskets at the tjme Woodstock was trying to make a move. Roger Wanta played a great game at forward, and the always dependable Randy Mauch did a fine job at a guard spot. Steve Buss showed a lot of hustle and managed to scorch the nets for a bucket, and Kerry Decker muscled his way in for a couple of nice rebounds. The victory was the Warrior's eighth straight over the Blue Streaks. The celebration will have to be short, however, as this weekend the Warriors have a big doubleheader coming up. On Friday nite they host the league leading Broncos from Barrington, and on Saturday they travel down the Fox River to meet the Cardunals from Dundee. Let's pack the old gym Friday night; it should be a great battle between two good teams. Nothing better than to knock off the league leaders, especially the Broncos. Make plans to be at Buckner gym on Fridav night. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Knaack 10 3 2 Habich 4 2 1 10 Bentz 7 3 1 17 Himpelmann 5 0 3 10 Ludwig 7 8 1 22 Tonyan 2 2 16 Wanta 10 12 Camasta 2 0 0 2 Buss 10 0 2 Mauch 0 0 0 0 Decker 0 0 10 30 15 12 75 0RBM IWflUEAWQa ED Like a -to good neighbor, State Farm is there For help with all your family insurance needs, see: DENNIS CONWAY 3315 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois S T A T E F A R M I N S U R A N C E e EARL WALSH' Joe Frett has been called to his Maker and the sports world has lost a great booster. In the world of those who knew him, a true friend has been taken awav. Our first close association with Joe Frett was when he and his brother, George, sponsored baseball in Johnsburg. Player names like Frank Freund, "Shooty" (theoriginal) Thelen, Johnnie "Butch" Freund, Joe Adams come to mind. A little memory search will bring many other names. It was in prohibition days and the Frett basement was a gathering place for those who liked the brew with the froth on the top. It was a great excuse to gather in the winter time to make plans for the summer. We had the assignment of WOODSTOCK Hoerner 5 2 0 12 Wilson J. 5 0 5 10 Wertz 6 2 2 14 Smith, Rich 10 12 Geschke 10 12 Messman 2 0 14 Martine 2 0 2 4 Palenske 10 12 Smith, Rog 10 2 2 Wilson D. 0 10 1 Howard 0 0 0 0 So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J McH Wood. 24 5 15 53 22 16 16 23 75 12 12 18 9 53 Mobile The Woodstock Snowmobile club, Inc. will meet Thursday, Feb. 1, at the Farm Bureau Bldg., for pot-luck and business meeting'beginning at 6:30 p.m. Final plans will be reviewed for the second annual sno-ball to be held Feb. 3, at 9 p.m. at the V.F.W. in Woodstock. Tickets are available from club members. official scorer for the Frett teams for a number of years. 'Twas great fun with a great bunch of guys. We attended many sports events with Joe and always found him to be the . most popular fellow in the crowd'. Everybody wanted to be counted as Joe's friend. This column is no place for sadness, but if a bit of it comes over us it may be a realization that it is later than we think. On the brighter side, the joys of calling Joe Frett our true friend for many years are treasured. Heaven stands to be brighter with Joe's amusing stories and philosophy. We'll miss him down here. Spent a recent night in a motel near O'Hare airport and can still hear those planes coming in every few minutes. We like McHenry. Just watched a news report on the roller skating derby. If that is sport, we'll switch to the society page. UCLA has suclt- great basketball teams that it must be the climate attracting, so many top players from all dbtir the country. / Any game between Wood­ stock and McHenry has always been keen with rivalry. Last Friday night Coach Ludwig's varsity basketball team handed the Blue Streaks a 75 to 53 trimming. It wasn't always that way! Gary Collins and his sophomore team were also winners. Keep those sophs coming. They are future varsity players. Now comes a game of games. The Broncos of Barrington, league leaders, will be here Friday night. How sweet it would be to knock them off. Frank Rourke called to remind us the Orville Moody in the Bing Crosby golf tour­ nament is the same fellow who GASTHAUS LORELEI • Finest German Foods Cocktails Rts. 12 & 31 Richmond, III. Friday And Saturday Feb. 2 & 3, 1973 featuring ERNIE WAGNER At The Organ Special These Nights -- Pork Shanks & Sauerkraut -- --Schlacht Platte-- Plus Regular Menu Call Early For Reservations 815-678-4098 Serving 4:00 To 10:00 P.M. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM -Kneeling left to right Paul Jim Williams, Mark Alvord, Keith Durkin, Bruce VanBuren and Antonou, Ric Christoffersen, Bob Preston, Greg Worm, Joe Coach Bob Ludwigsen. Missing-Steve Lane, Joe Dougherty, Ernie Walker, George Hansen, Mark Sullivan, Dave Kroncke, Rich Lenze and Joe Fliege. Davis and Dan Conidi. Standing left to right Scott Nimsgren, Mike (STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD) Roberts, Brian Antonou, Bob Eppel, Rich Bender, Rocky Frantz, played at McHenry Country Club two years ago. Eddie Buss tied Orville and Art Jackson beat him by two strokes on the local course. A missed short putt on the 18th green Sunday caused Moody to lose first place and 20 thousand dollars to Jack Nicklaus. That's enough to make a fellow say, "Oh, goodness!" MEET YOUR COACHES By Dick Rabbitt McHenry High Swimmers Defeat DeKalb, 66-25 Bv Dick Rabbitt The fast improving McHenry high school swimming team won their third straight meet by defeating DeKalb by a score of 66 to 25. McHenry winners were as follows: The 200 yd. Medley Relay team of Topp, Sek. Koerber and While won in the time of 1:58:02. Kively won the diving event. Kevin Weiss again won both the 100 and 200 yd. freestyle. His time in the 100 was 1:01 and in the 200 it was 2:01. Fetzer won the 400 yd. freestyle in the time of 4:46. Scott Topp won the 100 yd. backstroke in the time of 1 n inute flat Jon Sek won the 100 yd. breaststroke in the time of 1:15:3 and the 400 yd. freestyle relay team of Fetzer, Gall, Loze and Weiss won in the time of 4:05. Next home meet Tuesday, Feb. 6 against Hersey high school. No. 13 Same As No. 12 For Scots Of County College I Coast Guard | News , _ -J WALTER SCOTT Walter Scott is the Head track coach and Freshmen football coach at McHenry high school. He and his wife Carolyn have two boys, Walter and Jeffrey. Walter's home town is Georgetown, 111. While at Georgetown he played football, basketball, and participated in track. He has a Bachelor's degree from Eastern Illinois university. While at Eastern he lettered in soccer. Walter taught one semester at Danville high school and is now in his seventh year at McHenry. He is the instructor for the Building Trades class which is building a new house in Eastwood Manor. N. Athletes r W• Away K S. "I just can't wait to get on those slopes," says Dace Mezinskis, a junior at Font- bonne college and a member of the group planning a 5-day ski trip to Colorado. The group of 26 students will leave at noon on Wednesday, Jan. 31. and spend four days at Thirteen may be an unlucky number for some people. For McHenry County college the 13th basketball game of the season turned out the same as the preceding twelve, another loss. The Scots once again made a good contest of it in the first half as they battled Elgin's Trojans, basket for basket. Glen Borhart did a tremendous job holding his former Huntley teammate, Tom Kalsow, to just 3 field goals in the first half while collecting 9 points himself. Kalsow is currently leading the Skyway Conference in individual scoring. By in­ termission time the E.C.C. quintet held a slim 42 to 36 lead over the fighting Scots but M.C.C. was in foul trouble. Bohart picked up his 4th and 5th fouls two minutes into the second half. Tom Desmond followed his teammate quickly and then Bruce Harbecke and Mike Tichenor made their way to the bench via the same route. McHenrv's reserves were no match for the Trojans and Elgin pulled away to an 84 to 53 victory by the end of the game. BOXSCORES McHenry fg ft p tot Witmus 6 4 4 16 Fletcher 0 0 0 0 Desmond 3 0 5 6 Lowrey 2 7 3 11 Borhart 4 15 9 Robbins 0 0 0 0 Tichenor 115 3 Harbecke 4 0 5 8 Haag 0 0 4 0 20 13 31 53 ELGIN COMMUNITY Edwards 1 2 2 5 Hollingsworth ' 7 2 4 16 Kalsow 9 7 3 25 Lauderdale 0 0 0 0 Stoecklein 4 3 5 11 J.Miller 5 0 1 10 P. Miller 1 0 2 2 Garlieb 3 0 1 6 Pool 2 4 4 8 Schuette 1 0 0 2 33 18 22 84 Woodstock Defeats MCHS Wrestlers In Close Match, 21-20 By Dick Rabbitt Trailing 21 to 11 going into the final two matches the Wrestling Warriors fell one point short Idlewild in Winter Park, Colo. Their days will be filled with s k i i n g , s l e i g h i n g , snowmobiling, ice skating, tubing and outdoor swimming in a heated pool. The trip is sponsored by'the physical education department of the college, under the direction of Mrs. Frank Gilbert, assistant professor of physical education. Mrs. Gilbert and her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark will accompany the group on the trip. Mary Meath, daughter of Mrs. Beatrice ^ Meath of McHenry is one of the group making the trip. and went down to defeat at the hands of the Woodstock Blue Streaks by a score of 21 to 20. All the matches were exciting, and the only pin of the evening came in the last match. Joe D o u g h e r t y , M c H e n r y heavyweight, pinned Lohmeyer of Woodstock. Next match is tomorrow nite at Crystal Lake. Results: McHenry, 20 vs. Woodstock, 21. 98, Scanlin, McH. Dec. Watson, Streaks; 105, Babcock, Streaks, Dec. 0-10, Morreale (Mike), McH.; 112, Costillo, Streaks Dec. 15-4, Sullivan, McH.; 119, Smith Wood­ stock, Dec. 4-5, Bohac, McH.; 126, Rupp, McH. Dec. Fridel, Woodstock; 132, Gregg, Woodstock, Dec. Antonou, McH.; 138, Caywood, Wood­ stock, Dec. Morreale (John), McH ; 145, Hurckes, McH. Dec. -)jvxrxn/u'>nnrwv>i"i*i* WELCOME NEWCOMERS Come See Us February 13th At Shephard Of The Hills Church 8:00 P.M. • Couple Activities * Ladies Cards • Couples Bowling Club meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month. McHenry's Town & Country NEWCOMERS CLUB For Information Call: Mrs. Jan Gavlinski 385-5448 SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER Tom Huemann Water Conditioning Service on all Makes Sales-Rental 385-3093 SALT" DELIVERY SOFT WATER SOFT WATER SOFT WATER The rafters rang out with , happiness and joy at the An- tioch Country Club last • Saturday night, as the U S . Coast Guard Auxiliary - Flotilla 6 -3 held its Annual Change of Watch and Awards dinner. • Dinner and dancing took place after the swearing in of the new officers and staff for the year of t 1973. The new officers and staff for Flotilla 6-3 are as follows; Craig Robertson, Flotilla Commander, Chicago; Ernest Cook, Flotilla Vice Com­ mander, Fox Lake; Edward Galarno, Public Education, Fox Lake; Constance Cornett, Sec. Treas., Chicago; Jack Zajicek, Membership Growth & Retention, Grayslake, Michael Smart, Career Coordination, G r a y s l a k e ; E d w a r d M c - C o r m i c k , C o u r t e s y E x a m i n a t i o n , L a k e Villa ;Darlene Cook, Com- m u n i c a t i o n s , F o x Lake; Raymond Bellon, Public Relations, McHenry ;Susan R e t z k e , P u b l i c a t i o n s , Chicago; Ernest Nelson, O p e r a t i o n s , L a k e Z u r i c h ; E v e r e t t C o r n e t t , Materials.Chicago, Lorraine Robertson, Women's Ad­ visory,Chicago. Among the many distinguished guests were; Trustee & Police Commissioner Willerd Warlin & Mrs. Warlin, Fox Lake. Grant Township Supervisor Harry G. Robin & Mrs. Robin,Boating Ad­ ministrator, State of 111. Ken Gruenewald & Mrs. Gruenewald, Mr. Art Remus R C O 9th Dis. (wr) & Mrs. Remus, Mr. John Covich D C P VI & Mrs. Covich, Round Lake, Mr. Ernest Nelson Com­ modore, Korpan's Landing Yacht Club & Mrs. Nelson, Lake Zurich. For any information on joining the U. G.C.G. Aux. or attending a free boating class call Ray Bellon FSO-PR 815- 385-5308 McHenry. Ed Galarno FSO-PE 312-546-4902, Ingleside. Schneidermann, Woodstock; 155, Ohlrich, Woodstock, Dec. Freund, McH.; 167, Lundeliu6, McH. Draw, Wilson, Wood­ stock; 185, Thornton, McH. Dec. Freeman, Woodstock; Hwt., Dougherty, McH. Pin, Lohmeyer, Woodstock. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem. Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Phone: 385-0783 r