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PAGE 8 - PLA1NPEALER • FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21,1973 Libertyville Host Warriors Saturday Co-leader in the North Suburban Conference, the Wildcats from Libertyville play host to our McHenry Warriors tomorrow afternoon in Libertyville. Sophomores play at 12 while the varsity gets under wav at 2 p.m. Libertyville is tied with Barrington for the top spot, each with two wins and no losses. The Wildcats are the surprise team in the conference at this early stage. They won their season opener against the highly favored ZeeBees from Zion i4 to 12, and last Saturday conquered Mundelein 18 to 12. Mundelein beat the Warriors in the opening game 28 to 20. Led by quarterback Tim King and split end Rick Burhart, along with 12 other lettermen, the Wildcats are a running ball club. They are big, and fast. They run from the wing T formation, and like to ground out the yards on the ground. Their favorite play is the power sweep, and in the first two games it has been quite successful. Our "Warriors" know they have their work cut out for them Coming off of last week's smashing win over Crown, should give the team the confidence they needed. With Freund, Hansen and Klap- STANDINGS TEAM Barrington Libertyville McHENRY Zion Benton Crystal Lake North Chicago Mundelein Dundee Lake Forest Crown w L Pts Opp 2 0 34 6 2 0 32 24 1 1 58 34 1 1 46 24 1 1 27 20 1 1 26 21 1 1 40 38 0 1-1 6 26 0 1-1 18 40 0 2 6 58 SCORING LEADERS Name School Dulberg-McHenry Chaples-Zion Boothe-Mundelein Philips-Lake Forest perich ready to carry the ball, and Staley hitting Dix, Grabowski and Mroz, the Warriors should put up a good battle. The Warriors played great defense last week, holding Crown to 18 yds on the ground. If the defense can hold, we know that the offense can score from any point on the field. It should be a bang up game, and if you are really a football fan you won't want to miss it. Hope to see you there. After a disastrous first week, the Crystal Ball was bright and shining last week, as I picked all 5 conference games right. T.D. 4 3 3 3 PAT. 2 4 0 0 T.P. 26 22 18 18 Again this week there is a tough schedule, but here goes my picks for the week. Mundelein over Lake Forest (Scouts finding North Suburban tough conference) North Chicago over Crown (Warhawk speed too much for the slower Vikes) Barrington over Dundee (Broncos will take over con­ ference lead with win) Zion over Crystal Lake (ZeeBees passing too much for Tigers) Warriors over Libertyville (Upset special of the week, defense will contain Cats, while offense rolls) tl New telephone books are out. Betcha a nickel you looked to see if your name is listed. Maybe you knew it all along, but the Montreal baseball team is a big surprise to us. They are hanging right in there. But, the Cubs are out to get them. Spoilers. If they should ask us during the off season, we would have to tell the Cub management to look for younger players with speed. The kind that can run. And, what has happened to the hit and run strategy? With about 25 pounds more of him, we didn't know "Rebel" Cain when he walked into our office MILLER WOODSTOCK - 338-0032 EARL WALSH-" So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR J nutty when we talk about the nice fall weather. Think they really like it but are afraid of the wintry blasts that follow. What's so tough about these winters? No coal to shovel. No ashes to haul out. Warm house. Warm car. Warm office. Yep. We really rough it in the winter time. Don't get us started on the old days. STARTS FRI. for 1 WK.I James Bond -"007 LIVE & LET DIEI Chid .75 Students 1.251 Adults 150 "Rebel" or "Reb", as many called him, used to carry the mail in McHenry and was everybody's friend. He and his family now live way out California way. Spirit runs high as our Warrior football team eagerly awaits combat with the strong Libertyville Wildcats Saturday afternoon. The home team has a passing attack this year that may cause a lot of trouble in the con­ ference. It is our line that will get a real test at Libertyville. Dick Rabbitt reports that the Wildcats like to grind out yardage on the ground. After a big spurt, our White Sox youth team has hit the skids. In telephone con­ versations, Walt Freund and Yours Truly have it all figured out for next year. We plan some trades. We still think the Cubs started down hill when they got rid of Joe Pepitone. He was a Yankee and used to winning. Some people think we are WINNER LESTER SCHMARJE 721 DEAN STREET WOODSTOCK Was The Lucky Winner Of The Side Of BEEF • Which Was DONATED BY THE RTE. 120 MERCHANTS FOR THE THEIR GRAND OPENING Tboxcar! 1973 McHenry Warriors The members are l-r, sitting, Kenne Lndwig, Mike Roberts, Tom Long, George Hansen, Jeff Hoffstetter, Steve Hurckes, Mike Thornton, Ray Williams, Brian Haley, Tom Wright, Ben Jacobs and Joe Fliege. In 2nd row kneeling are Marty Zeller, mgr., Bob Staley, Scott Nimsgern, Steve Kasprzyk, Jim Grabowski, Roger Gerstad, Steve Whitehead, Steve Lane, Randy McCafferty, Roger Mroz, Johh Dix, Dave Dulberg, Bury Neal and Terry Johnson, mgr. Standing in 3rd row are Coacfc Ken Swanson, Coach Ken Ludwig, Everett Klapperich, Gerald Biederer, Richard Freund, John Meyer, Dan Voight, Andy Hansen, Bob Eppel, Bob Dobbertin, Tom DeCicco, Kerry Decker, Scott Frantz, Joe Dougherty, Kerry Jernigan, Ron Stine, Joe Broderick, Fred Bixby, Tom Sabielny, Coach Toby Scott and Head Coach Bill Day. Absent from photo are Steve O'Halleran and Kendail Street. Tomorrow the Warriors play an away game at Libertyville. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHenry Country Club Art Jackson was four down to Art Beck at the 12th hole in their match in the second round of the Past-Presidents' Tournament played at the club last Sunday, but Art played the last six holes in one under par to defeat Beck on the 18th hole. Other results in Class A showed that Bill Jacobs beat Jim Packee, Dick Freund defeated Carl Schmidt, and Joe Schmidt beat Ben Chelini. In Class B, Harold Jensen defeated Ron Waytula, Ken Holmes beat Ed Cepulis and Dick Warfield was the winner over Butch Meyer. Ed Oja beat Bob Newkirk, Bob Hoelscher defeated Tom Burke, Bob Schmaling beat Lou Consago and Ed Schuler defeated Ray Rode in Class C. The semi-final matches will be played at the club on Sun­ day, Sept. 23. The average life expectancy in U.S. is now 71. At turn of century, some 45. Happiness needs to be gathered every day ~ it seems to spoil in storage. Fri. 9/21-Thurs. 9/27 SKYLINE Routt 1 2 0 - 1 M i l e E a i t o f M c H e n r y Nobody did it like 1 ...he was the gangster's gangster. CD of A BOWLING LEAGUE Tues., 7 p.m. Jo Rizzo 492; Edi Nimsgern 470; Betty Smith 424; Lois Crouch 431; Ann Dawson 438; Bette O'Brien 423; Phyl Grosrenaud 443; Sue Koleno 473; Teresa Steffans 516 - Wowie!; Kathy Miller 470; Linda Ropenack 432; Ina Meddings 416; Pat Brooke 466; Cathy Boro 532 (Whoopie); Bitsy Schaefer 436; Nell Fidler 421; Evora Peterson 423; Mary Cook 476, Dee Overton 433. Railroads: Lois Crouch 5-10; Lue Koleno 3-10; Ina Meddings 3-7; Ethel Conway 5-8-7; Pat Summerkamp 6-7; Bunny Koleno 4-7-5; Ginny Steffans 5- 7. TOMASELLO'S Women's League Thursday Night 7:30 Series over 400: 400, C. Molinari; 404, M. Harmon and L A. Smith; 405, Sindy Rudolph; 407, D. Roberts and P. Schmitt; 414, D. Hiller, 417, M. Johnston; 418, S. Christie; 425, E. Schaefer; 437, Marilyn Freund; 438, B. Het- termann; 439, L. LaBay; 446, F. May and D. Mortell; 451, M^E. Freund; 466, I. Stilling; 470,jG Rudolph; 485, M. Debrec&t 491, K. Bradley and A. Rittfi"; 494, M. May. High game: Kay Bradley, 207. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon .,9:30Sept. 17 Faith Bush, 211-539; Betty O'Brien, 190-533; Nancy Shulda, 191 - 521; Gen Bennett, 185 - 498; Harriet Wilson, 182 - 498; Ruth Bomke, 183 - 468; Mae Steege, 158 - 467; Em Damians, 182 ; 461; Virg Steege, 158;461; Barb Munson, 169 - 453; Ronnie Romkowske, 177 - 454 ; Hazel Stahlman, 161 - 453; Florence Freund, 166 - 446; Vera Kilzer, 174 - 443. Splits: Gen Bennett 3-10; Ann Barger 3-7-10; Mae Steege-Em Damians 5-7. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 9-14-73 Kittv Vargo 176-472; Mary Ann Knaack 459; Marty Raasch 435; RosiePrzetacznik441; Bea Meath 177-451; Barb Weber 438; Carol Low 189-498 ;Cammy Gaylord 468. 9-11-73 Mary Beth Fuchs 442; Mary Gaylord 426; Mary Ann Knaack 469; Jean Brzenk 430; Marty Raasch 456; Lillian Smith 420;Janet Flicek 493; Cammy Gaylord 213-482; Carol Low 456; Doris Diedrich 421; Bea Meath 438. A WARRIOR FIRST DOWN as Jim Grabowski, at left center in photo, looks for running room after receiving the pass from quarterback Staley. Grabowski caught 4 passes for 123 yards in the McHenry 38-6 win over Crown. Saturday the Warriors travel to Libertyville for a day game against The Wildcats. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Running Warriors Beat Grant, Larkin Marengo Downs Marian 40-20 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Hutchinson's "Running Warriors" won a double dual meet at West Campus on Tuesday evening. They defeated Grant by a score of 15 ft) 50 and Larkin of Elgin 2l to 36. Against Grant the Warriors won the first five places. John Mclnerney was the winner in the time of 16:08 for the three mile run; John Barnings was second, followed by Jerry Pepping, Kevin Wynveen, and Joey Meyer. In the same meet Grant defeated Larkin by a score of 16 to 45. The Frosh-Soph also won the double dual meet. They defeated Grant by a score of 15 to 50 and Larkin 26 to 31. Against Grant the Warriors took the first five places. Oakley was the winner in the •time of 17:19 for the three mile run. He was followed by Bruscato , Himpelmann, Thorns and Dehn. Against Larkin Oakley was 2nd, Bruscato 3rd, Him­ pelmann 6th, Thorns, 7th and Dehn 8th. In the Frosh-Soph meet Larkin defeated Grant 17 to 38. Don't forget the Crystal Lake Invitational tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. Hope to see all of you Cross Country fans in Crystal Lake. Rod Poppe's Marengo In­ dians exploded for three quick first quarter touchdowns to blast the Hurricanes of Marian Central to an early 20-0 deficit in a varsity contest at Marengo Friday night. Marian fought back to close the score to 20-7 on a three yard blast up the middle by McHenry's Joe Wagner. Final: Marengo 40 - Marian 20. The Indians completed the remainder of their scoring in the third quarter by scoring three more quick touchdowns on two long runs and an in­ tercepted pass. Sam Anderson, replacing injured Tom Cor­ coran at quarterback, led the Hurricanes to two fourth quarter touchdowns on short Marian Central Frosh Raid Hornets 28-0 The Marian Central Fresh­ men Football team, led by Dave Crook's three touch­ downs, scored a well fought victory here at Marian versus Harvard last Saturday. Two of Crook's touchdowns were for better than 40 yards with the other coming on a two yard dive. The final score was ac­ complished with Marian on Harvard's 20 yard line with a fourth down and four situation. Marian's quarterback Jay Craig then hit Kevin Kelly on an X-pattern for a 20 yard aerial score. Mike Gibbons and Crook ran for the two - 2 point conversions that were suc­ cessful. Paul LeBlanc and Mike 21 23 N. AYERST. HARVARD. ILL. (815) 943 4451 IWCARLOAD with this ad FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Doors Open 6:50 - Cartoon At 7:00 - Feature At 7:10 Only! 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Some of the offensive and defensive players who put in real strong performances were tackles Jim Bennett and Jim McDonough; defensive back Tom Knox and end Jay Reckamp of Crystal Lake. Paul LeBlanc also makes his home in Crystal Lake; Jay Craig, Kevin Kelly, guard Steve Sankey from Woodstock; Backs Dave Crook and Mike Gibbons, who also outstanding at defensive end; guard Jeff Beringer all from Wonder Lake; center Bill Huemann, guard Tim Adams , tackle Scott Lennon and end Tony Balchunas from McHenry and Paul Burg at end from Hebron. The team, coached by George Parthemore, chose as its Captains Jay Craig, Paul LeBlanc, Jim McDonough and Kevin Kelly. Rounding out the squad are Tom Hopp, Ringwood; Jeff Aim, Joe Peschke, George Thompson, Tom LaFontaine, McHenry, II I-. 3KT.-U! 44 McHenry; Matt Cummings, Spring Grove; Tom Doyle, Scott Rinn, Bill Blaul, from Crystal Lake; Ralph Wenzel, Mike Brendel, Tim Cooney, Jeff Van Landuyt from Woodstock; and Andrew Cooley from Hebron. The Marian Freshmen play their next game versus Marengo Saturday, Sept. 15, at 10 a.m. at Marian Central SPRING GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1973-1974 Sept. 12, Hebron, Home. Sept. 20, Lotus, Home. Sept. 24, Big Hollow, Away. Sept. 28, Emmons, Home. Oct. 4, Grass Lake, Away. Oct. 11, Milburn, Away. Oct. 18, Richmond, Home. Oct. 22, Hebron, Away. Oct. 25, Richmond, Away. All games will start at 3:30 p.m. 1'he first game of the 1973-74 year was Spring Grove, 34 - Hebron, 6. @GRAYS LAKE OUTDOOR 120 & 21, Groyslakc k inrivi AND ft & i. N l runs by halfbacks Mark Kiel and Cal Babcock. Marian compiled twelve first downs to Marengo's ten while Marengo gained 289 tootal yards to 243 yards for Mairan. Anderson looked good at quarterback completing 6 Of 10 passes fo 93 yards in his most extensive action of the season. Individually, Joe Wagner picked up 75 yards in 24 rushing attempts and Jack Sebesta two passes from Anderson for 75 yards. Mike Pierce, Mike Dalton and Cal Babcock each had 5 solo tackles for the defense along with 3 assists. Marian's next - action is against Aurora Central Catholic on Saturday at East Aurora high school. Aurora Central has defeated St. Francis 28-0 and lost to Mamiqn 12-0 in action so far this season. President Fires Ace At Golf Outing Jim Miller, Barrington, scored a hole-in-one on the 163 yard, ninth hole of the McHenfy Country club, Saturday, Sept. 15. Miller, 43, President pf Intermatic, Incorporated, recorded the ace with a 3 iron fit the company's annual golf outing. It was the first in his 10- year golfing career. • •••••••<' • GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL- A women's competitive volley ball league is being formed in the McHenry area. Must be 18 years or over. A gym has been secured in Johnsburg on a once a week basis. We will participate in a league. If interested, please call 385-0739 for further in­ formation. 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