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Undefeated MCHS Cross Country Team Remains Undefeated, Win Three Bowling Jamboree In Springfield Oct. 13, 14 •• By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry High School Cross Country team won three meets last week to remain undefeated for the 1973 season. The "Running Warriors" traveled to Lake Zurich last Tuesday and easily defeated the home team by a score of 15 to 48. The Warriors swept the first five places with John Barnings the winner in the time of 15:38 over the 2.9 mile course. John Mclnenery, Mike Jablonski, Joe Meyer, and Jerry Pepping rounded out the Warrior scoring in that order. On Thursday they traveled to Mundelein where they defeated the Mustangs and Crown. They defeated Mun­ delein 24 to 33 and Crown 18 to 44. In the Mundelein meet, Mclnenery was second and Barnings third. Against Crown, Mclnenery again was first, Barnings second, and Jerry Pepping fourth. In the Frosh-Soph meet the young Warrior sophomores defeated Lake Zurich 15 to 50 with Andy Oakley the winner in the time of 16:34. The Frosh also won 16 to 47 with Rich Bruscato the winner over the 1.9 mile course in the time of 11:06. The sophs defeated Mun­ delein 17 to 45 with Greg O'Halleran the winner, and also beat Crown 15 to 45. O'Halleran again was the winner in itte time of 15:12. <? The Frosh lost to Mundelein 23 to 34, but defeated Crown 18 to 41. Mark Dehn placed second for the Warriors in both meets. Next home meet is here tomorrow when Barrington and Crystal Lake will take on the "Harriers" at West Campus at 4:30 P.M. On Saturday the Cross Country team will be in Peoria for the Peoria Invitational, along with the top 44 teams in the State. McHenry at Lake Zurich on Sept. 25 Won by: MCHENRY VARSITY John Barnings 15:38 McH: John Melnerney 15:38, McH: Mike Jdblonski 16:11, McH: Joe Meyer 16:12, McH: Jerry Pepping 16:13, McH: Pat Schofield 16:17, LZ; Greg Worm 16:28, McH; Rich Nowell 16:32, McH; Roy Maras 16:34, McH; Kevin Worm 16:52, McH; Terry Culver 17:02, LZ; Mark Schuster 17:19, McH; Dave Bayer 17:23, LZ; Ed Galster 17:31, LZ; Dave Sherr, 17:32, LZ; Gary Lompa 17:58, LZ; Ray Toppen 18:10, LZ, Vance Ruth 18:14, McH : Mark Afeld 18:27, McH; Chid Block 18:41, LZ; Keith Teuber 18:43, McH; Chuck Brummond 18:49, LZ; Steve Griesbach 19:02, McH; Pete Helgeson 19:16, LZ; Scott Sveen 19:28, McH; Tim Gunnoe 19:42, LZ; Kevin Wyveen 19:54, McH; Glen Friendlich 19:58, LZ; Steve Elliott 20:09, McH; Ken Zak 20:49. LZ: Jack Pickup 20:27 LZ; Scott Gladen 21:16, LZ; John Grever 21:27, LZ; Kevin Saxby 22:10, LZ. O'Halleran Peterson Murgatroyd Himpelmann Total: Pushers: Baxan Thorns 2 3 4 _5 15 6 7 Lake Zurich: Name Schofield Culver Bayer Galster Sherr \y Place 6 9 10 11 12 48 FRESHMEN Rich Bruscato 11:06 McH; Mark Dehn 11:25 McH; Fred O'Halleran 11:55, McH; Scott Wohnrade 12:07, McH; Mike Beard 12:29, LZ; Rick Long 12:40, McH; Greg Schaeffer 13:04, McH; Mike Peterson 13:12 McH; MikeRabbittl3:17, McH; Kurt Teuber 13:22, McH Russ McKay 12:24, McH; Ken Stanek 13:28, McH; Steve Wolf 14:19, LZ; Mark Hildebrandt 14:27, LZ; Rich Grever 14:33 , LZ; Joe Maher 14:36, LZ; Chuck Hinman 15:43, LZ; Phil Grever 19:23, LZ. McHenry - Winner Lake Zurch: Name Place Name Place Beard 5 Barnings 1 Wolf s 9 Melnerney 2 Hildebrandt iO Jablonski 3 Grever 11 Meyer 4 Mather 12 Pepping 5 Total: 47 15 Pushers: McHenry - Winner: Pushers: Name Place G. Worm 7 Bruscato 1 Nowell 8 Dehn 2 O'Halleran 3 Wohnrade 4 SOPHOMORE Long fi Officers and directors of the McHenry County Bowling Association will be attending the 39th Annual Bowling Association Jamboree in Springfield on Oct. 13 and 14. For the first time in the history of the annual jamboree for local association officials, it will be held in conjunction with a board meeting of the Illinois Bowling Association. Governor Dan Walker is scheduled to throw out the first ball for the final shift of a bowling tournament held in conjunction with the jamboree. President Dick Mattsson of the Greater Springfield Bowling Association has an­ nounced that special arrangements have been made for ladies who attend the jamboree. The local association has chartered busses to tour New Salem, the Lincoln Tomb, the Old State Capitol and Lincoln's Home as a courtesy to the ladies. Association officials will be brought up to date on current ABC rules and regulations by a variety of ABC officials at a business session to be held at the Springfield Elks Club on Sunday afternoon after the bowling tournament. The weekend will be concluded with a banquet at the Elks Club at 5:15 p.m. Members of the local bowling association who will be at­ tending the jamboree will be Andy Oakley 16:34 McH; Greg O'Halleran 17:12 McH; Dean Peterson 17:14 McH; Jim Murgatroyd 17:28 McH; Ron Himpelmann 18:03 McH; Mike Bazan 18:08 Mch; Steve Thorns 18:18 McH; Tom Wessel 18:25 LZ; Greg Thornton 18:42 McH : Marty Van Kanegan 18:47 McH; Dave Franson 19:05 LZ; Joe Kelly 19:22 LZ; Len Salami 19:46, Li, Kevin Toby 22:17, LZ; Rick Tobus 22:22 LZ; Dan Smallwood 22:45 LZ. Total: Pushers: Peterson Rabbitt I.C. Defeats Marian Central 6 To 0 In Defensive Battle Lake Zurich: Name Wessel Franson Kelly Salami Toby Total: McHenry: Name Oakley Place 8 9 10 11 12 50 Place 1 The Hurricanes of Marian Central went down to a 6-0 defeat at the hands of the Knights from Immaculate Conception (Elmhurst) on Saturday on George Harding field. The contest was the home opener and was marred by a steady rain that led to poor offensive showings by both teams. I.C. drew the only blood when Sophomore quarterback Jim Strasser hit his senior split end brother Don Strasser with a 27 yard scoring toss midwdy in the second quarter. The touchdown pass ended a 5 play drive after $1 cash Retunfll Ends Sunday l Fall Fertilizer i with Weed Killer... special formula rids lawn of most hard to kill fall weeds now . . . Provides a lush fall green . . . and feeds roots for winter protection. Fortify J icm & hpd wi th the per formance i u nroduct when used Greenf ie ld proauc i S imply v&zvs&u a?---Products - Ind ianapol is Ei. 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A C E H A A R E 3729 West Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 Mickey Sund, Terry Tvaroh, Ron Pierce, Hank Comingore, Arlo Leibert, Roy Gray and Dick Smith. 3 3&S5B2SSSSB • V THE OLD TIMER From Wilfred Beaver, Sparta, WI: I remember when the neigh­ borhood theater advertised the first "Talking Pictures" and sur­ rounding movie houses added prizes and games to entice young and old to see the silent movies still being made. To add to the confusion, the vaudeville circuits began breaking up as talking pic­ tures captured more of the pub­ lic. Both these people and fhe silent movie houses added more daring acts to each program. It was the time when the cir cus world also began to feel the economic pinch and many circus acts began being performed on wide stages with the house or chestra providing the background music. 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