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PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1973 EARL WALSH St. Patrick's Day (The In­ ternational Day of celebration) is upon us so we will devote a bit of space to this glorious occasion. So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Pat Niesen is on the dean's list-which is not exclusively Irish. Happy birthday and happy St. Patrick's Day, Pat. Earl Walsh: "Happy Wearin'O the Green March 17!! As you may have noticed, bow ties are the newest Hawaii $29 8 DAYS 3 ISLANDS Complete price including tax Spain $359 9 DAYS 3 CITIES Complete price including tax n based on per person double occupancy) ALSO AVAILABLE fad for spring-so I whipped up 4 for my Irish friends: You, Earl, "Marty Conway, James Murphy of Wonder Lake, and the 4th I cannot reveal at this time. P.S. The 4th is not Irish, but his birthday is March 17th. I cannot reveal his name 'til after March 17th as he will be in New York (Syracuse, in fact, bowling and I am sure he will need the tie for good luck.) Have a Happy Green Weekend, Helen Rodenkirch Note: Your wife may have to adjust the elastic in back. Hear they had a Fathers and Daughters 6th grade athletic event Tuesday at Junior High. No official reports, but we hear the girls were way too much for the Dads. Some of the sore muscled Dads still look whipped. Youth must be served. It gladdens our Irish heart to get those cards from friends at this time each year. And, a phone call from our "Irish Cousin" Rose Ann Walsh brightened our day. 7 -14 DAYS CARIBBEAM CRUISES FLORIDA f- L Y/DRIVE SKI EUROPE / U S A Thanks a lot, Helen. The tie is a beauty. Our wife, of German ancestry like yourself, will put it on us--We're sure. She always wonders why it always takes so much green to identify our Irish map. But, she comes through. Noticed a 511 series by Bette O'Brien in the C D of A bowling scores. Then saw a Betty O'Brien whoppin' 580 series with the Ten Pin Queens. With an "e" or a "y", it has to be the same Bett e-y. And, that's some bowling, Bett! CHAIN-O-LAKES T R W H I S K R \ I t L "Dependable Travel Since 1961" 340") i - im Mreet Mcl ienn. I l l ino is 60030 Pat Niesen attends Notre Dame~an Irish school. Pat Niesen will be 21 St. Patrick's Day-an Irish Day. Pat Niesen's mother was a Flanigan--an Irish name. Not on a note of sadness, but rather on pleasant memories of other years do we think of Harry Conway as his big day of the year approaches. On the 17th of March, Harry used to call on us all bedecked in green. Will miss him this year, but will recall those visits with a smile. t- $ I r \ STATE FARM I N S U R A N C E FOR INSURANCE CALL DENNIS CONWAY 3315 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices Bloomington, Ill inois THE LEGEND OF THE BLARNEY STONE There once lived in the Castle of Blarney a lord who longed to win the heart of a certain LAYING IT IN Mark Bentz makes it look easy as he puts the Warriors ahead in this first quarter action. Mark led the McHenry cagers with 18 points. Tom Knaack, No. 40 , had 10 points, Bob Habick, in center foreground, tallied for 10 and Roger Ludwig, in background, hit for 12 points. (STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD) CD of A BOWLING Tues., March 13,7 P.M. Edi Nimsgern 441; Jo Rizzo 458; Bonnie Segermark 424; Ronnie Romkowske 449; Cathie Freund 486; Lauretta Homo 197,478; Isy Thompson 445; Kathy Miller 420; Jule Kralowetz 443; Bette O'Brien 511; Ann Dawson 454; Dottie Beckenbaugh 437; Fran Zank 450; Barb Leight 458; Shirley Lossman 423; Mary Cook 460; Dee Overton 466; Ethel Conway 428; Marian Peterson 440; Betty Smith 432; Lois Crouch 464; Sue Raether 426; Kitty Hendle 452. R.R. Bonnie Segermark 5-7; Dottie Beckenbaugh 5-10. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Dar Michelsen 421; Dorothy Freund 467; Cathy Schlitt 184- 463; Billie Mackinder 463; Adeline Pedersen 441; Janet Flicek 471; Ceil DeWerdt 466; Martie Raasch 189-449; Claire Rosing 175-453; Mary Beth Fuchs 182:481; Mary Van- berkum 409. R.R C. Rosing 3-7-10; D. Michelsen 5-10; C. Schlitt 5-10. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon„ March 12-73 9:30 P.M. Betty O'Brien 208-580; Wanda Gehrke 182-508; Hazel Stahlman 201-494; Ronnie Romkowske 185-491; Dolores Gerstein 161:479; Nancy Krc- mar 181-478; Ruth Bomke 180- 469; Chris Kern 178-467; Joyce Lexow 179-454; Dorothy Cusack 185-449; Audrey Koczor (34 over) 159-436. Rails: Betsy 6-7-10; Em 2-7- 10; Kay 5-8-10; Mae 3-10. McHENRY* YOUTH LEAGUE Reminder. Boys 13-14 and 15 years old must register from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 17th or 24th at the McHenry Fire Station. You can't play ball if you fail to register. damsel. But he spoke so poorly that he feared she would not have him. An old servant woman,' known for her unusual powers^' learned of his problem and approached Lord Blarney, offering to help him. She led him to a huge rock and told him to kiss it. Lord Blarney did as she directed, and from that time on, each thing he said was expressed most eloquently. After marrying his beloved, Lord Blarney had the magic stone mounted in his castle. To this day, legend has it, anyone who kisses the Blarney Stone shall never want for words Legend also has it that if you can't kiss the Blarney Stone, try kissing somebody who has. Have a happy St. Patrick's day. Irish eyes will be smilin'. May all eyes be smilin'. N. w Athletes P Away S. Seven Western Illinois school records were set in last weekend's WIU Six Team Swim Invitational. The medley relay comprised of Lawler, Rick Swanson (McHenry), Brian L'Hom- medieu (Macomb-Western> and Doug Forsberg toMcHENKY & TOWNS McHENRY, ILL. FOX LAKE, ILL. 385-0144 PARKING -- 587-2612 FRI- SAT-SUN MAR.16-18 Admission Only $1.00 STARTS FRIDAY MAR.16 MIRTHFUL MAGICAL WAIT DISNEYS TECHNICOLOR 7:00 & 9:10 EACH EVE. SAT-SUN Matinee 1:30 WAIT DISNEYS MAR 19-22 HILARIOUS ALL-CARTOON FEATURE TECHNICOLOR V SI Re released Buena Distribution Co 563 fla't D'sne* P'oductions FRI-SAT-SUN EVE7:00&9 SAT-SUN MATINEE 1:30 MON-THUR 7:30 ONLY MOH-THJR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 2 ADULT ART FILMS "PERMISSIVE" AND "SELLING IF Both Features Rated X Must Be 18 & Prove It Admission $2.50 NEEDING POINTS Warrior Dan Camasta, 14, sends a long shot toward the net with 2 minutes remaining. Down by 4 at this point, the going was rough and each team made a basket to end the game with Rockford the winner by a final score of 68-64. (STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Lose 68-64 Thriller To Rockford Guilford In Sectional By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriors bowed out of sectional play Wednesday night when they lost to Rockford Guilford 68 to 64. The Warriors gave it all they had, but it wasn't quite enough. The Vikings, led by Chris Loy The 15 FOOTERS by Warrior Tom Knaack were bullseyes in the McHenry loss to Rockford. Tom connected 5 times to collect 10 points. (STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD) (Moline Senior) raced to 3:46.1. Western finished third in the third annual event in which the University of Cincinnati finished first with 428 points, followed by Indiana State University, 419, Western, 286, Illinois State University, 257, Eastern Illinois University, 241, and Ball State University, 179. Only Western and Eastern Illinois are college division schools; the other four are university division. with 25 points, put an end to a fine Warriors season. They finished up with 18 wins and 9 losses. Ben Humpelmann put the Warriors on the board at 7:27 and Bentz followed a few seconds later and McHenry led 4 to 0. With Bentz and Habich hitting from in close the Warriors maintained their 4 point margin at the quarter 20 to 16 During the second period, Guilford struck back and with Loy getting easy lay ups pulled ahead of McHenry 38 to 36 at intermission. In the third period both teams matched baskets and with 3:08 remaining the score was knotted at 44 all. Bentz's basket put the Warriors ahead 50 to 48 at 1:40 and then the Warrior defense collapsed, and the Vikings managed 4 quick baskets and led 57 to 52 at the quarter for their biggest margin of the game. The 4th period saw the Warriors have the opportunity to take the lead, but turnovers and violations denied them the surge they needed, and they wound up on the short end of the score 68 to 64. The Warriors played great ball. They hustled, they rebounded, and they hit for 40 percent, but the Vikings' quickness was too much. Dave Nooren, fine Viking guard, kept catching the Warrior defense flatfooted during this time. On the other hand the Warriors fought back time and time again. Mark Bentz bowed out in a blaze of glory. His 18 points and 12 rebounds were tops for the Warriors. Roger Ludwig picked up 12 points, and the hustle of Bobby Habich enabled him to gather in 10 points.Tommy Knaack long 15 footers were good for 10 points. Himpelmann had 6 as did Wanta. Dan Camasta was good a basket, and Tim Tonyan failed to dent the scoring column. In contrast to the locker room at Antioch, it was a silent one. It was a big disappointment to come so close and yet so far. Coach Ludwig had nothing but praise for the squad. "They came to play, what more can I ask of the boys" was one of the comments he made. He felt that too many turnovers at the wrong time hurt the Warriors chances. Turnovers, like hits and errors, are part of the game. Unfortunately they came at the wrong time. Hearing Aid Sales & Service Richard Stoll has been serving McHenry County for over 15 years. Office hours 8 to 8 every day. Free loaners while your aid is in services or making up your blind on purchasing a new one. Free hearing test on request. New and used aids. A fair trade-in on all makes. Fresh batteries, cords & ear molds made to order. Appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged within a few hours --t-- by calling Rena Schaid, 1407 N. Green Street Phone 385-0125 Wi blocks North of McHenry State Bank. Miss Schaid has been in the same location for 15 years. It was a great season for Warrior basketball. For a team picked to finish sixth in the North Suburban, and not supposed to win five games, they sure surprised a lot of people. To the Warriors and the coaching staff, from all Warrior fans, a great big THANKS. You gave us many thrills, and we are proud of the job you have done. You not only represented McHenry high school, but you were a goodwill ambassador for the whole community. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft tp Camasta 10 2 Ludwig 5 2 12 Himpelmann 3 0 6 Mauch 0 0 0 Tonyan 0 0 0 Habich 4 2 10 Knaack 5 0 10 Miller 0 0 0 Wanta 3 0 6 Decker 0 0 0 Bentz 9 0 18 30 4 64 ROCKFORD GUILFORD Noreen 2 6 10 Coblentz 3 5 11 Cameron 6 2 14 Freide 0 0 0 Groves 0 0 0 Holt 0 0 0 Johnson 0 0 0 Winchester 0 0 0 Metzler 0 0 0 Loy 12 1 25 Engen 0 0 0 Mioni 3 2 8 26 16 68 Score by Quarters R.G. 16 22 19 11 68 McH. 20 16 16 12 64 JJTOEEE'S THE REF THIS TIME? Roger Want, trying for a basket late in the fourth quarter finds it rough under the net as Rockford cagers grab at him. No foul called on this play, but there were three fouls called against Roger in the fourth quarter. (STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD) •nnouncinq „ c COCKTAIL HOUR! WED-FRI A:30-6:30PM ALL COCKTAILS JZQt OPEN TO THE PUBLIC VFW POST 4600 Route 120 East Of Bridge I / \ > f