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PAGE 6-PLAIND EALER-FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 Mmmmmmir EARL WALSH So I Hear .SPORTS EDITOR J McHenry County College Nine Loses 5 to 4 To College Of Lake County After a 12-1 loss to College of Lake County earlier in the season, the Fighting Scots of McHenry County College made a better showing the second time around. Although MCC was hoping for a win, they could only manage to lose by less. The April 27 game was a win for College of Lake County, 5-4. The lead bounced from team to team during the game. In the last of the ninth, with CLC leading 5-4, the MCC batsmen managed to get men in scoring position with one out, but could not push a run across. Tim Gallagher was the losing pitcher. MCC ab r h rbi Rogers 5 1 2 1 Lowrey 3 1 1 0 Connell 5 0 0 0 Gould 3 1 2 0 Schultz 4 1 2 1 Gallagher 5 0 2 1 Wittmus 4 0 1 1 Eshner 4 0 0 0 Desmond 3 0 0 0 Totals: 36 4 10 4 LAKE COUNTY ab r h rbi Warren 5 12 0 Mirretti 4 0 10 Affoiter 3 2 3 1 Kaczmarski 4 2 3 3 Blackburn 4 0 0 0 Bartolai 4 0 2 0 Rajcevich 4 0 10 Bereczky 3 0 0 0 Maki 1 0 0 0 Schneider '•>J2 0 "tT O Davila 2 0, .0 0 RAY McGEE THE MAN - The Walshes were happy observers Tuesday morning in the McHenry County Cour­ thouse when Ray McGee was honored as the Law Day recipient of the Liberty Bell award. A popular choice was Ray as the court room filled with old friends and new friends. It couldn't happen to a better man. MASONKNIGHTS --- The local Masonic Lodge will entertain members of McHenry Knights of Columbus Wed­ nesday night, May 9. This is the third such joint meeting of the two groups -- one of ttie finest things that ever ha pp Be. and fun prevails. pptened to our community. Je-Jbhere. Good fellowship Totals: t -36 ,i5 13,14 Elgin Defeats Warriors 3-0 By Dick Rabbitt Four costly errors in the first inning proved the Warrior's downfall Monday at Elgin. The Maroons were able to take advantage of the Warrior errors to push across 3 runs in the initial frame and hang on for a 3 to 0 win. Tim Tonyan was the losing pitcher, as he gave up 6 hits, struck out 3 and issued 2 walks. The Warriors made 5 errors in the game. In the Sophomore game the locals went down to defeat 5 to 4. Leading 4 to 1 in the 5th in­ ning, Elgin pushed across 5 runs on 2 hits and 2 errors on the part of the locals for the win. Terry Gough started, but was relieved by Dave Wickencamp in the 5th who took the loss. Dan Voight led the hitting attack with 3 hits as McHenry outhit Elgin 7 to 6. The local sophomore record now stands at 11 wins, 3 defeats and 1 tie. BOX SCORE ab r h Ludwig 3b 3 0 0 Himpelmann ss 3 0 1 Habich If 3 0 0 Knaack lb 2 0 1 Dobbertin c 3 0 0 Connell cf 3 0 0 Camasta rf 2 0 1 Schuster 2b 2 0 0 Tonyan p 10 0 O'Halleran p.h. 10 0 McHenry Elgin 23 0 r h e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 x 3 6 1 Shamrocks Prepare For Opener May 19 Stock Car Racing SHAMROCKS - If the rains go away, the McHenry Shamrocks will practice baseball next Sunday. Had a good visit with Steve Stahlman this week. He will coach the group and says he has the wing in shape. We told Steve how McHenry fans used to wait all week for those Sunday ball games. There wasn't so much com­ petition in those days. It is hard to finance a ball team these days and the boys need any support you can give them. Young fellows should be playing baseball. Let's en­ courage them. We will print the league schedule just as soon as it is available. COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY There will be a replay, bigger and better, of the Commerce and Industry Exposition that proved so popular last year. The place: Parkland Jr. High Gym. The time: Sat., May 5 and Sun., May 6. The hours: Noon to 9 p.m. Saturday. Sunday - 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The exibits were great last year. Ann Zeller tells us they will be greater this year. She ought to know. She is working like all get out to make the event a success. ALL SPORTS BANQUET - A nice letter from Brad Scott invites us to the Richmond Rotary All Sports Banquet on May 16. Mike Shannon, who made a name for himself as a St. Louis Cardinal player, will be featured. A release this week tells all you sports ians that slugging Joe Torre will also be present. Oh, boy! Will we be there. BASEBALL HISTORY - Nathan Lubke came in to see us and talk baseball. His memory goes way back. Might as well give you his answers to a couple of questions. You young sprouts wouldn't remember. How many games were played in the 1919 World Series? There were eight. Who pitched the opening game in the 1918 World Series9 Babe Ruth. Boston beat the Cubs in that series and the Babe won two games. MEN'S SOFTBALL --- The ever popular Men's Softball league is starting. The first game at the VFW diamond will be played May 8. Jerry Miller says so. After being rained out last Sunday, the McHenry Shamrocks will try to hold their first practice this Sunday at 1 o'clock. They will •practice at A.P. Freund field behind the Admiral. The Shamrocks would like to thank those who collected donations for the team. We all hope that everyone will pitch in to get the Shamrock baseball team off to a good start by donating any amount in the "cans" at your0* local businesses. Our opening game will be on Saturday, May 19, against the Chicago Union Printers. Come out and support your team. Fighting Scots Lose To Madison Tech The Fighting Scots baseball team of McHenry County college lost a squeaker to Madison Tech in extra innings Thursday, April 26. The Fighting Scots fought back from a 8-0 deficit in the fourth inning and tied the game up with two runs in the bottom of the ninth. McHenry Country Club Rain and cold weather made for miserable playing con­ ditions in the first round of the 2-man aggregate tournament played at the club on Sunday, April 29. Madison scored three runs in the top of the eleventh inning but the Scots' rally fell short, scoring only one run. The final score was 12-10. Pitcher Mike Tichenor started the game; the loss went to Tom Desmond. However, at days end, the following teams had advanced to the second round. - H. Weiss- C. Schmidt; G. Horn-J. Meyer; Doc Gilbert-R. Wilson; H. Frett-B. Yopp; T. Spengel-Doc Donnelley; W. Jacobs-J. Kenton; F. Koehler-R. Newkirk; D. Upjnacki-E. Oja; J. Packee-R. Kreuser; E. Cepulis-R. Schmaling; R. Smith-C. Wayman; R. Johnson- H. Leisten; B. Chelini-T BOB DOBBERTIN Bob led the McHehry Warrior attack last week with a .417 (5 for 12) batting average. He continued his fine play on defense, committing only 2 errors in 29 fielding chances. e's TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry Chuck Clark of Wauconda scored an impressive feature wjnat ttoMVaukegan s|tin£ay ni6ht behind1 of a 1964 CheveneT sportsman. Abel Avila, also from Wauconda, gained second place and Joe Torri of Lake Villa took third money. Racing next weekend at Waukegan switches to two nights with the late model 'sportsman' class racing Saturday and the late model 'super stock' class taking over Sunday. Hobby stocks race both nights and a powder puff (ladies) derby will be the added attraction next Sunday night. The delayed opening date for the Interstates Racing Association of super-modified and Sportsman stock car racing at the New Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot, Wis., has been set for Saturday night, May 19. McHenry area IRA drivers include Sid and Duke Norton; Dick Aissen, Dave Madson and John Miller. Burke; R. Turner-J. McClory; E. Brown-E. Houlihan; H. Zwissler-T. Bolger; J. Busscher-R. Hoelscher; Cy Carlson-J. Nolan; J. Falcon-R. Weyland; J. Varese-R. Jemiola; W. Frett-M. Ahern. The second round of the 2- man aggregate tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, May 6. <' Fri.-Sat. 5/4-5/6 Bentz Sets Record As Warri<|ts Lose daijigufar Meet "By Dick Rabbitt g: Big Mark Bentz set a new school record as he heaved the shot 52'7»4" as the Warriors finished third in a triangular meet here Monday. Lake Forest won the meet with 60 pts, followed by Antioch with 50 and McHenry 49. Ev Klapperich was McHenry's only double winner as he won the 100 and 220 yd dashes. Lake Forest ^von the sophomore meet with 75 pts followed by McHenry with 64 pts and Antioch had 20 pts. MCHS Golfers Lose To North Chicago Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high school golfers ran into a red hot North Chicago team Monday and lost 154 to 170. The 154 posted by North Chicago is the low total for the area this season. This puts them in the favorite spot for the North Suburban Con­ ference meet which will be held later this month. Roger Wanta with a 41 was low man for McHenry. The sophomore team won their match by a score of 195 to 200. MEET YOUR COACHES By Dick Rabbitt "healthily ^ erotic." -- Life Maaazine I am the sophomore baseball coach at McHenry. My wife Marge and I have two children, Martha 16, and Mike 14. My home town is Woodstock. * I have a Bachelor's Degree from Western Illinois university, and a Master's Degree from Colorado State. This is my 24th year of teaching and coaching, the past 11 years in McHenry. I tfeach U.S. History at West campus. Michelangelo, some 400 years ago, painted 343 figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, Rome. mmm in-jH:"-; m: A mm • • .•if; ' I'J iI <-t rtf. [ 'J * monoid The Richmond All-Sports Athletic Banquet for the high school athletes and their friends is being sponsored by the Richmond Rotary Club on Wednesday, May 16, at 7 p.m., at the Richmond high school. The speaker will be Mike Shannon, former all-star infielder of the St. Louis Cardinals and his guest, .Joe Torre, present member of the St. Louis Cardinals infielder. Mike Shannon is presently (lie radio announcer for the Cardinals. He has started a Herd of Hereford cattle and will be visiting the .McHenry area to look over the Northern Pump Hereford herd. The program includes dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets may be purchased from Richmond Rotarians. Three Area Burglaries Under Investigation Monday afternoon, Edward LaFlamme of Route 1, Spring Grove, reported that sometime last week, a house he is con­ structing at 1708 Oakleaf drive, McHenry, was entered by breaking a basement window. Stolen from the premises were an avocado countertop electric range with a matching hood, a basement sump pump and a garage door. All the items were new and were to be installed in the home James Morris of 4707 Giant Oaks road, McHenry, reported that a building on his property had been entered sometime last week. Because of rising water in the area, he went to the storage shed on his property to remove articles and discovered the following items were missing: a 1971 Mercury 25 horsepower outboard motor, a 1972 Mercury 9.8 horsepower motor, two tackle boxes, eight rods and reels, a fish locator, temperature gauge, four gas tanks and two anchors. When Vito Spero of 710 Route 120, McHenry, returned home Sunday after several hours' absence, he found his home had been entered. There was no evidence of ransacking and all that was determined to be missing were $43 in cash, a bottle of wine and a carton of beer. Library Referendum Successful Voters of Richmond and Burton townships carried last Saturday's Nippersink district library referendum by a favorable margin of 4 to 1. The total of 347 yes and 86 no votes cast were distributed as follows: Precinct 1, Village of Richmond, 180 yes, 36 no; Precinct 2, Village of Spring Grove, 19 yes 12 no; Precinct 3, Richmond township, 113 yes, 24 no: Precinct 4, Burton Township 35 yes, 14 no. With the passing of this referendum, the library will receive an additional year of federal funding, to support it until local tax funds become available. A library board made up of residents of the area will be appointed by the County board. Its members will be replaced or retained by election over a period of six years. DICK RABBITT Florida is one large penin­ sula, Michigan is two. ACCEPT PRISONERS Sheriff Tyrrell announced this week that he has signed a contract with the federal government regarding the acceptance of federal prisoners. Sheriff Tyrrell says the contract signed was for $5 per day for each prisoner. It would bring in an additional $10,000 to $15,000 per year. &MCHINRV ft T0WNE ^OUTDOOR McHENRY, ILL. FOX LAKE_ ,LL ^^Rts. 120 & 21. Groyslok County Asks New Frontage Requirement McHenry county has filed a petition for hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals to amend a particular section of the zoning ordinance. The request asks that each single family residence be on a building plot or tract, the frontage width of which is not less than 160 feet nor less than 5 acres in area, excepting any smaller plot or parcel of land recorded as a plat prior to adoption date of the amend­ ment. The hearing is scheduled to be held May 9 at the county courthouse, Rt. 47 and Ware road. Interested people may appear and will be heard. DIVORCES Margaret Lippert Lima from Charles P. Lima, McHenry. Doris Joy Johnson from Edward Joseph Johnson, McHenry. Terry Joan Klein from Willis Fred Klein, Jr., McHenry. LUNCHEON-CARD PARTY The United Methodist Women will sponsor a Spring luncheon and card party Thursday, May 10, starting at noon at the Pistakee Highlands Com­ munity center. There will be prizes, bazaar items and "white elephants". FOX LAKE, ILL. WRts. 120 & 21, Groysloke PARKING -- 587-2612 kinnviANO R A 1.«!«:•; IS L' per CARLOAD with this ad (Fri., Sat., Sun. Only),,,l,* Starts Fri. May 4th DMM 3 M J' PG Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thur. 7:30 Only Sunday Matinee 1:30 "THE WORLD OF ABBOTT & COSTELLO" "SOUNDER" Starts Fri., May 11 Special School Showings during May 14-May 17 BA3-4351 8:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. 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McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital this week were Doreen Patterson, Leo Wanta, Mae Aubin, Eleanora Althoff, Bernice Huebner, Samantha Perrotta, Michael McGee, John Fisher, Marilyn Bohl, Wasylyna Glus and Theodore VanBuren of McHenry and Frances Whitlow, Spring Grove. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital this week were Clarence Glosson, Judith Comerio and Harriet Hammer of McHenry and Gregory Haas and George Meyer of Wonder Lake. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mrs. Sonny Withrow of McHenry and Mrs. Roy Sch­ midt of Wonder Lake, were admitted to Harvard Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Koch are the parents of a daughter, who weighed 8 lbs., 14 ozs., when she was born May 1 at Carle hospital, Urbana, 111. She has been named Wendy. The Kochs, who reside in Savoy, 111., also have a daughter, Jill, 3V2 years old. Mrs. Koch is the former Kathy Justen. Grand­ parents of the new baby are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Justen of Ringwood and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Koch of Wonder Lake. The great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rauen of Chicago and Mrs. Susan Justen of McHenry. Deaths ESTHER FRISK MAGGS Esther Frisk Maggs, 60, of 4333 N. Damen, Chicago, died May 1 in Ravenswood hospital, Chicago. Mrs. Maggs and her husband, Spencer N., who survives, were summer visitors . of the McHenry area for many years. The deceased is also survived by a daughter, Melinda Bassett; two granddaughters, Amy and Lisa Bassett; a brother, Philip Frisk, of McHenry and a sister, Christine Dahlberg. Visitation was set Thurs­ day from 3 to 10 p.m. at the Donnellan funeral home, 10045 Skokie boulevard, Old Orchard road, Skokie. Funeral services will be conducted there at l p.m. Friday, followed by burial in the family lot at Memorial cemetery, Skokie. In lieu of flowers,.donations were asked for the Masonic Theodore Roosevelt Ladies auxiliary, 4333 N. Damen, Chicago, in care of Maggs. MiLI.KR Woodstock 338-0032. STARTS FRIDAY MAY 4th FOR 1 WEEK, WINNER OF 8 ACADEMY AWARDS LISA MINNELLI "CABARET"