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MOOSE LEGION STEAK DINNER 6 PM to 9 PM Friday, March 2nd *5> $4.00 per person Limited to 100 dinners Ticket available at the McHenry Moose Lodge A PRETTY FORMATION by pretty gals. Cheering the Sophomore wrestlers to numerous victories this past season wpre these four girls and they are Captain Sue Price, doing the splits, and 1-r Pam Shuttle worth, Maureen McCormack and Madelyn Tomao. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Marian Tourney Highlights By Dick Rabbitt Subbing for the "Old Master" S.I.H. I attended the first round games of the Class A Regional tournament at Marian Central High School. In the opening game, the state's fourth ranked team St. Edward's of Elgin defeated Harvard by a score of 79 to 60. The "Green Wave" were hard pressed for the first twelve minutes, but then the rebounding and shooting of Alters their fine center began to take its toll. They led 39 to 30 at halftime. In the second half the smaller Harvard team was no match and it wound up 79 to 60 St. Ed's. In the nightcap Marian had a struggle on its hand from the "Green Giants" of Hebron. Although the "Hurricanes" jumped off to a 17 to 6 lead, Hebron played them even the rest of the way, and in the third quarter narrowed the gap to six, but couldn't hang on. Larry Huck paced the "Hurricanes" with 25 pts. Hebron finished the season with a record of 0 and 21. Missing from the tournament was the veteran Mel Stuessy, who is confined to the McHenry Hospital as the result of a stroke several weeks ago. Les Richards the veteran timer of Woodstock games for over thirtv years, did a fine job. Tom Parsley the principal of Marian was on hand, and was kept busy seating the overflow crowd. There were over 1200 paid at the opening night session. Tom Parker the tournament director did an outstanding job, providing us with a good seat, statistics and, plenty of coffee and cookies. Tom Bolger was a local observer at the opening night session, and I don't think he was too impressed with the play of the teams. Maybe the reason could be of the seventy- six turnovers that occurred I during the evening. On Tuesday evening the Richmond "Rockets" upset Marengo in overtime by a score of 63 to 60. Marengo, co-champ of the Shark conference along with state rated Amboy was a heavy favorite in this game. Richmond fought back from a 6 pt. deficit in the last 90 second to send the game into overtime, and then made 7 out of 7 from the free throw line to insure victory. County Clerk Vernon Kays was in the stands rooting for his Marengo "In­ dians" The final game of the first session saw Huntley run wild over a hapless Elgin Academy five. The smaller, slower Academy five" were no match u mm Friday MARCH 2 IWo's company. Three's a RIOT! Fox Lake 587-26121 FTT-SanSuir'Mar^^^™ ADMISSION ONLY $1.00 Just a person who protects children and other living things BHLYJACK TECHNICOLOR',KXU-.'A'," [GPlas- 7:00 & 9:00 EACH EVE. Sat-Sun. MATINEE 1:30 "Snoopy Come Home" Mon-Thur Mar. 5 8 Adult Art Films "Secret Of Ecstasy" for the running "Redskins" as they ran up a 50 to 28 halftime lead and won going away. In closing I must say that the hosts, Marian Central, have put on a fine tournament. Both nights there were good crowds, a lot of basketball being played, a lot of enthusiasm by the fans, fine officiating, and not being an observer of many Class A games the past few seasons, was quite impressed with the caliber of play of the smaller schools. MARIAN: fg ft pf tp May 8 2 3 18 Toren 4 13 9 Feffer 3 2 3 8 Adams 3 0 5 6 Huck 10 5 5 25 Murphy 0 0 10 Anderson 115 3 Jackson 0 111 Wagner 2 0 2 4 Freund 10 0 2 32 12 28 76 HEBRON: Nichols 8 15 2 31 Peterson 2 0 5 4 Freeman 3 0 2 6 Be Items 0 0 1 0 Halbmaier 5 12 5 22 Johnson 1 0 2 2 Meyers 0 0 1 0 Stanley 0 0 3 0 The days are long gone since we covered all sports events, but our Man-In-Motion, Dick Rabbitt is doing a bang-up job. We asked Dick to cover the Marian Central basketball tournament and cover it he did. He touched all the bases. Read his report. Sorry we can't accept an invitation to march in the Chicago St. Patrick's Day parade. (Would need new legs). They didn't offer us a horse. The Woodstock Blue Streaks come to town Friday night to do battle with our Warrior basketball teams. This is the last game on the schedule and a victory would be soothing. Coach Ludwig brought our team along in great style until the fates lowered the boom on the boys last weekend. Win this one for us, fellows. Your season has been better than the experts expected. A victory Friday night would be just dandy. It is good news for sports fans to know that Illinois Bell will again sponsor coverage of IHSA Basketball State Tour­ nament play. This makes 21 years. If you can't be in the gym, you are never far away the way that camera crew, covers the action. McHENRY HEBRON 19 27 21 65 17 20 14 25 76 16 18 13 28 65 CHECK OUR OPPORTUNITIES The World's Largest, Exclusive Builder of Industrial Sewing Machine Equipment HAS JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR SKILLED AS WELL AS UNSKILLED PERSONNEL Union Special is a growing company that offers excellent employee benefits. Apply in Person MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:30 A.M. TO 5:00.P.M. . SATURDAYS 7:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. College Of DuPage Conduct Seminar Clincs On Spoils College of DuPage will be conducting a series of Seminar- Clinics on Youth Baseball, Football and Ice Hockey over a period of four weeks beginning March 28, 1973. The purpose of these clinics is to aid parents, coaches and interested citizens with some of the common in­ terests, concerns and in­ formation for improving the youth athletic programs in- baseball, football and ice hockey in their community. We would appreciate it if your newspaper would publish the announcement of our series of Seminar-Clinics for each of the following days: Wed­ nesday, March 28; Wednesday, April 4; Thursday, April 12, and Thursday, April 19 from 7;00 to 9:30 p.m. If any further information is needed please call 312-858-0800, * Ext. 365 at any time. On Saturday night, February 24, the Harrison Hurricanes and the Johnsburg Wildcats went into battle for first place in the Fox Valley Conference Tournament. Both teams played a beautiful game. When the fourth quarter came around the Hurricanes were ahead . When there was 5 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Harrison was ahead 39 to 36, and it was Johnsburg's ball. Then Mr. Darby, the coach of the Hurricanes, called for a time out, and brought his team into the huddle. Then he gave us a rousing statement, "I want you to go out there, get into your three-two defense and just stand there. Don't reach in for the ball or anything. Just let them go by. We don't want any 3 point plays." Hawaii $29 „ 8 DAYS. 3 ISLANDS Complete price including tax 9 DAYS 3 CITIES Complete price including tax •bated on per person double occupancy ALSO AVAILABLE FLORIDA I- LY 'DRIVE CARIBBEAN CRUISES 7-14 DAYS SKI EUROPE / U S A CHAIN-0-LAKES TR WEI. service: "Dependable Travel Since 1961" 340. ) W. L . lm St ree t McHenr> . Il l inois 60050 So we went out there, set up in our 3-2 defense and didn't move. Johnsburg came down court and scored; thus using the five seconds up and Harrison won, by one point, 39 to 38. Harrison won four trophies that night. The Hurricanes Junior Varsity, Coached by Mr. John Quick, won the second place season trophy, and the Varsity also won the 2nd place season trophy. And who can forget the team spirit. Those magnificent girls on the sidelines "screamin"' their hearts out for the teams. And last, but not least, we won the first place Conference Tour­ nament Trophy. You can bet everybody from Harrison was pretty proud! We would like to give a public thanks to Mr. Jack Darby (Varsity Coach), Mr. John Quick (Junior Varsity Coach) and Miss Terri Cap- petto (Cheerleader Coach). You were all great! We're confident that the future Varsity team, Junior Varsity and Cheerleaders will get first place in everything. • MICKEY'S DELIVERS! Two radio-dispatched cars now deliver our tempting food to your door in heated containers. , 11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily 11:00 A.M.- 10:00 P.M.Fri. Phone 385-1600 or 385 9743 ...ICKEY'S VIENNA RIVERSIDE & PEARL in McHENRY SPORTS EDIT0RJ Harrison Hurricanes No. 1 Just turned the calendar to the month of March and note that the first day of spring is only two weeks away. Time to get our garden tools ready. Holy Cow! It isn't baseball but bowling scores before our eyes. Mary Beth Fuchs had games of 212 and 202 in a 554 series with the Tuesday Thirty Niners. In the C D. of A. group we see Cathy Boro with a 542 series. Too bad we don't have pic­ tures of these stars. Sure-we'd print 'em! PICKUPS: Helpful men are safe men. Be severe with nobody but yourself. If all the world's a stage where are the dressing rooms? He's the kind of a guy who goes into a revolving door behind you and comes out first. A friend is somebody who knows all about you~but likes you just the same. What can you expect of a day that begins with getting up in the morning? There is no reason to raise your boy to be president when a ball player can make $675,000 bucks in three years. Travelling 111., Rt. 120 West makes you realize that things have to get worse before they get better. Our White Sox have six shortstops and may need all of them. Baseball has changed. Can you imagine an outfielder with a sub-200 batting average holding out for more money? Headline says the Cub camp is humming. Hope it's not just ho-humming. We do want them to play the White Sox in the World Series. PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1973 7 CD OF A BOWLING Tues., Feb. 27 , 7:00 P.M. Wilma Aylward 450; Sue Koleno 464; Betty Smith 429; Jule Kralowetz 435;Ann Dawson 436; Sue Smith 454; Cathie Freund 438; Isy Thompson 451; Ronnie Romkowske 425; Cathy Boro 542 (You better join the scratch league); Marion Peterson 480; Barb Leight 466; Judy Groves shot 72 pins over her average & I won't tell you her average; Bonnie Segermark 443. R.R. B.O'Brien 5-7; J. Kralowetz 2-4- 10 ITEM: Shelled nuts maintain their good flavor quite well if kept in an airtight container. They N will keep in the refrigerator for Sboutjix months or in the freezer --for up^to two years. ITEM: Most automatic dish­ washers will hold about 14 place settings of dishes. ITEM: In the United States, consumers spend about one-fourth of their total food dollars for red meats - beef, pork, veal and lamb. GETTING READY;for the *73 season, Don Adams 'center) (lips a snowball to Tom Cheatham, President of the McHenry Junior Youth League. |On the right is Tom Cheatham, Jr., Registrations will be held Saturday, March 3 and 10 at the McHenry V.F.W. from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The ball in the right corner will replace the snowball on Sunday afternoon, April 1, when all those who have registered will be given tryouts in the West Campus gym from noon to 4 p.m. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear MARSHALL THOMPSON [G! ® and "GEORGE "the lovable misht Friday 7:00 & 9:00 Sat-Sun 1:30-7:00-9:00 Mon-Thur. 7:30 ONLY - AND - "Swedish Wife Exchange Club" 18 & OVER FOR ADMITTANCE FINEST QUALITY M A C H I N E C O M P A N Y ^ R t . 4 7 , H u n t l e y , I I I . 6 0 1 4 2 AN EQUAL OPPOR TUN! TY EM PL O YER Talk about Women's Lib! Foreman Dick is surrounded by gals in the make-up room. Some years ago it was a rarity to find a girl in the shop section-and "Jackie" Guffey was that rarity. Jackie is still with us and has seen a lot of co­ workers come and go. We're tired. Good night. THE HARRISON HURRICANES captured first place in the Fox Valley Conference. The team members are 1-r kneeling: Terry Wagner, Bob Reuter, Chris Pickrum and Dave Crook. Standing are Mike Gibbons, Davf Potter, Dave Lebrecht, George Madden and Coach Jack Darby. Hie gals who cheered the Hurricanes to victory are Donna DeWerdt in foreground, and 1-r are Margaret Ruggero, Missy Matesi, Clare Higgins, Patty Misiak, Julie Bright, Doreen Sturm and Tari Ruggero. (STAFF PHOTOS - WAYNE GAYLORD)