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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24, 1973 McHenry Sportsman's Club Steaks, chickens and ham­ burger patties. There will be protection shoots, Annie Oakley, Hi-Lo and special shoots starting at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 28. Also, 1,2, 3 and 5 White bird shoots. McHenry Sportsman's club has practice shoots every Saturday at 1 p.m. The McHenry Sportsman's club is located west of Route 12 on 134 on Weingart road. Hot lunches will be served on Sunday. For information call: 815-385- «aWV. MCHS GIRLS TENNIS TEAM. The team members are 1-r kneeling, Calinda Leonard,Brenda Ryan, I Janet Owen, Helen Ericksen, Stephanie Pitel and Vicki Bazan. Standing are Miss Najdowski, Karen Anderson, Katie Pohlman, Virginia Wilsman, Dawn Ewald, Karyl Bryniarski and Monica Kosta. Absent from photo were Liz Lang, Joan Lingeman, Francine May and Dianna Unger. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHenry Girls Tennis Team In Losing Streak On Sept. 19, the McHenry girls hosted Libertyville under cloudy weather. Despite fine playing the McHenry girls lost 7-0. Then on Sept. 24, the McHenry girls again were the host team against Dundee under fair weather. Again despite fine playing they lost 7- 0 On Oct. 2, the experienced Waukegan girls hosted and beat McHenry by a score of 7-0. The McHenry girls then went to Crystal Lake. Fine playing by Dawn Ewald helped her in beating her opponent 8-5. But regardless of their fine playing, McHenry lost by a score of 6-1. On Wednesday, Oct. 10, a cold wind, a noisy band, and the Girls' Tennis team from Crown anxiously awaited the McHenry Girls. Beginning the meet was Dawn Ewald, a senior playing 1st singles. Also playing 1st doubles, Helen Ericksen and Carol Brynarski, 1-6, 1-6 and 2nd doubles, Calinda Leonard and Monica Kosta, 1-6, 2-6. However, Dawn was the only one who could chalk up a vic­ tory when she defeated her opponent 6-0, 6-1. This seemed to set the pace for the team. Steaming behind her, playing 2nd singles, was Brenda Ryan, a sophomore. Being evenly matched with her opponent, Brenda played a tireless game from sunlight to dusk. However, on account of darkness, the two were forced to play to 5 points because of a tie. The long battle ended up with Brenda on the losing end with 5-3 being the final score. Her effort and enthusiasm only encouraged the rest of the McHenry team. Showing good sportsmanship and skills were: 3rd singles: Joan Lingeman 0-8 3rd doubles: Liz Lang and Janet Owen 2-8 4th doubles. Karen Anderson and Virginia Wilsman 4-6 Unable to attend the meet was Vicki Bazan, Kathy Pohlman, Stephanie Pitel and Dianna Unger. The following girls were on the 1973 Tennis Team: Freshman: Karen Anderson, Vicki Bazan, Liz Lang, Joan Lingeman, Janet Owen and Stephanie Pitel. Sophomores: Kayrl Bryniarski, Calinda Leonard, Dianna Unger, Monica Kosta and Brenda Ryan Junior: Francie May. Seniors: Helen Ericksen, Kathy Polman and Dawn Ewald. Cheering the team on was Miss Lou Nadjowski, the team's never discouraged coach. WALSH I Hear SPORTS EDITOR.] 'Twas like "Old Friends Week". Took a whole day off from work to tour into Wisconsin with the Winkels. Saw the sights at the Horicon Wild Game Refuge where Canada geese flew and honked their way in from the north by the thousands. In the distance it looked like clouds moving in. It's a sight to behold. Trees with their fall leaves were beautiful. Traffic was light and a peaceful air hovered over small towns where nobody seemed to be in a hurry. That's our speed! On the way home we stopped at Holy Hill where we prayed for the likes o' some (no names mentioned). Of course, we picked up a little nourishment along the way to keep up our strength. All in all a wonderful day. We've insured cars since grandpa's time So we've become pretty good at it. That's why we're one of Illinois' three largest auto insurers--with a reputation for fast settlement and rates you'll find hard to beat. Many adult drivers with good driving records can save 10% or more when they qualify with Country Mutual. And cut that by as much as 10% more by staying claims-free. Country Mutual--one of the Country Com­ panies. We're a little different than most insurance people. Skiing did not become popular in U.S. until the chair lift was developed. Ben Franklin recommended daylight saving time, back in 1731. DISASTER ON THE WAY - A North Chicago defender (74) ap­ pears about to put a stop to the run of Ev Klapperich (23) as Ev tries for a gain. Rick Freund (31) is trying to hold off another North Chicago Defender. The McHenry Warriors traveled to North Chicago last Saturday afternoon to lose their fifth game of the season. (PLAINDE ALEE PHOTO) Marian Central's Outdoor Club Takes Wisconsin Bike Trip Marian Central Catholic High School's Outdoor Club held its first bike trip of the 1973-74 season to Wisconsin the week­ end of October 13 and 14. The trip was from Sparta, Wisconsin to Elroy along a thirty-three mile trail. This trail is about 220 miles from Woodstock and winds its way through Central-Western Wisconsin. . A total of fifty-six students and teachers went on the bike trip with the students and teachers divided into two units. The first unit would take the 33- mile trip leisurely arriving at the campsite Saturday night and driving home on Sunday. The second unit rode on bikes both ways. Group 1 consisted of 34 students and teachers with group leaderers Scott Visin (Crystal Lake) and Julie Honquist (Crystal Lake). Their chaperones were Robert Gough, sponsor of Outdoor Club, Sharon Sasch, John Burke, Carmen McLean and Miss Amaker. Group II consisted of 22< students and chaperones, with group leaders Herb Dettmer (McHenry), Barb Streit (Crystal Lake) and Ted Huffar (Woodstock). This group took the longest hike of sixty-six miles and chaperones were John Powers, Rosemary Rowles, and Miss Boyd. Other Marian students participating in the trip were: Roseann Dodd, Mary Marsh, Paula Bachmann, Colleen Garrett, Darlene Garrett, Paul Howley, Sue Sullivan, Janene Schlitt, Peggy Murray, Fred Molzrichter, Sue Weltzien, Sue Orso, KellyKeefe, Angie Garcia, Julie Hayden, Carol Truckenbrod, Diane Dwyer, Dawn Garrelts, Joe Mc- Cormack, Sue Hayden, Michelle Young, Cindy Quatroke, Peggy Shahoda, Kathy Adams, Patrick Stemper, Donna Barwig, Jan Jakabowski. Joe Gaskey, Dave Dicker, Tom Guerin, Nancy Costello, Dale Freund, Tony Haupt, Joyce Kalsow, Andy McLaughlin, Mary Wilcox, Colleen McCaffrey, Cathy Scott, Kathy Guerin, Anne Bussey and Kevin Krone. UPENDED WAR HAWK- Rick Freund (31) puts a good tackle on the North Chicago runner in the first quarter of the McHenry game against the North Chicago Warhawks. Although the McHenry defense was tough most of the time, lapses caused the Hawks to score and the McHenry offense was not able to come through. North Chicago won 13-2. (PL AINDE ALER PHOTO) North Chicago Defeats Then, home - and there's no place like home. On Friday, we had a visit from another old, tried and true friend - Harold "Zeke" Bacon. He and Charlotte are taking off for Tucson, Arizona. Our visit was all too short. But, old friends understand the unsaid words. Somebody's at it again. Received a letter thanking us for our order. Never heard of the firm. And never wear the product they are sending - pantyhose! Can't wait. It was a long sit, but we watched the final game of the World Series this Sunday af­ ternoon. As all the world knows, the Oakland Athletics put it all together in the final two games and won the big prize. The American League was superior. We like Yogi Berra and his Mets, but have no worry about them eating during the long winter. Harriers Tie For Third In North Suburban Meet By Dick Rabbitt In a most unusual Cross Country meet the McHenry High "Harriers" tied for third place with Mundelein each with 86 pts. Barrington and Lake Now they can put the bats away and wait for the White Sox to play somebody in the series next year. It was at the Longhorn where Bob Kilday remarked, "When I saw Leo Blake, Jim Thompson and Earl Walsh, I figured this must be a good place to eat." That's one of 'em, Bob. And friendly. Don't put your lawn mower away. The weatherman predicts 70 plus weather for all week. Pickups -- Don't run down your wife's judgment. After all, she chose you. Forest tied for first place with 72 points apiece. The Warriors were the first team to have five men finish, but because of their high finishes managed only to tie for third. They however brought back four individual medals, more than any other school in the meet. Bill Santino as expected won the meet in record time over the Thunderbird Golf Course at Barrington in 14:33. NORTH SUBURBAN MEET Barrington 72 Lake Forest 72 MCHENRY 86 Mundelein 86 Zion Benton 87 Crystal Lake 134 Crown 164 Libertyville 235 Dundee 239 North Chicago 286 Nature provides the fish, but you must dig the bait. Greenland is about 3 times the size of Texas, and is classed as the world's largest island. Thej^untry Companies. COUNTRY I'FE COUNTRY MUTUAL COUNTRY CASUALTY MID-AMERICA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES Loren Miller Richmond, III. Ph. 678-6691 Lee B. Kortemeier Res. 338 097b Off. 338-2000 * Are You New In McHenry Area ? •••••••••• Do You Know Someone new? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! ! ! ! ! Some people never learn live -- others, never live learn. By Dick Rabbitt The Warhawks of North Chicago handed the Warriors their fifth loss of the season Saturday by a score of 13 to 2. Again penalties at the wrong time proved costly to the Warriors. A 53 yd pass play was nullified by a penalty, and a 5 yd touchdown run was also nullified by a penalty. The offensive blocking was not as sharp as in previous games and as a result the Warriors couldn't get a sustained drive under way. The defense did an adequate job in holding Hanna, the fine Warhawk halfback, to 57 yds rushing in 13 carries. The Warriors kicked off to the Warhawks 33. After a first down, the Warriors dug in and forced N.C. to punt to the McHenry 23. Three plays resulted in 4 yds and the Warriors punted to N.C. 46. On the first play Bob Eppel recovered a N.C. fumble on the 49. Freund ran to the 41, but a penalty set the Warriors back. They punted to the 19, where the Warhawks started a march, picking up four first downs before being forced to kick. From the 27 McCafferty hit Klapperich with a halfback pass, and the speedster ran to the N.C. 20 before being knocked out of bounds. An offside penalty nullified this 53 yd play. Hanna intercepted a pass on the Warrior 23. But the locals dug in and held on the 15. McCafferty and Freund made a 1st down on the 26. Klapperich and Freund carried to the 43. Three incomplete passes forced the Warriors to punt to the 11. On the first play Bob Dobbertin tackled Jakatis for a safety and with 3:13 remaining in the half the Warriors led 2 to 0. Taking the kickoff Freund returned to midfield, but a penalty set the Warriors back Miiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirriiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiii CALL JOAN STULL 385-5418 DORIS ANDREAS 385-4518 % % % i * * * * * * } I KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES IT BEST ^ w 'Q % \P WML WELCOME K0ENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon IGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES I A. Full Line Of Delicatessen on the 35. N.C. recovered a Warrior fumble on the 25. Four plays later Hanna went in from the 2 for the T.D. The P.A.T. failed and N.C. led 6 to 2. After the kickoff the Warriors tried 3 passes which all were incomplete as the half ended. During the early stages of the third period both teams ex­ changed punts. Midway in the period Tom Long recovered a N.C. fumble on the Warrior 35. George Hansen made 10 yds off tackle. This gain plus a 15 yd penalty on the Warhawks put the ball in N.C. territory. Freund went to the 22 for a 1st down. Then the big fullback bullied his way to the 10 for another 1st down. Randy McCafferty (who did a fine job for the injured Bob Staley) then hit Freund with a 10 yd T.D. pass. However, an pffside penalty nullified the score. Another penalty put the ball back on the 21 as the 3rd period ended. On the first play of the final quarter McCafferty's pass was intercepted. The Warriors held and forced N.C. to punt. Both teams had the ball several times without putting on a drive. Late in the game N.C. got the ball on the Warrior 42. A completed pass for a first down on the 27. Hanna went to the 16 for another first down. Barrett, the N.C. fullback, went to the 4, and with time running out Jakatis went in for the final score. His kick for the P.A.T. was good and N.C. won 13 to 2. The Warrior offense was not as good as it has been in previous games. They managed only 99 yds on the ground and 53 in the air, and lost 13 to 2. On the other hand they gained over 200 yds against Barrington last week and lost 46 to 0. This is what makes high school football a most interesting sport. You never know what is going to happen during a game. I'm sure that the fans who saw the game were disappointed in the outcome, but let's not get down on the team. Remember Friday night another big one here at home against the Cardunals from Dundee. Let's really get out and give these young gentlemen our support. WARRIOR STATISTICS Rushing Att Yds Freund li 65 Lane i i Klapperich 3 4 -2 Hansen 6 22 Dulberg 1 1 Thornton 1 1 McCafferty 9 5 Passing; att comp yds McCafferty 13 2 53 Grabowski 1 0 0 Receiving catches yds Grabowski 2 53 I Coast Guard News \ ATTENTION MR. BOATER! Now that the boating season is over, and you have your boat out of the water and in winter storage, there is something missing in your life, and you feel empty. Do you remember that close call you had last summer, because you just did not know what to do? Turn right, turn left, stop, etc. The United States Coast Guard auxiliary, Flotilla 6-3 of Fox Lake, 111., will put your mind at east. All you have to do is just attend one of our safe boating classes that we are going to hold this fall. The classes will be in the Fox Lake area - and will consist of the following: One three week course; one three hour course; one eight week course; one twelve week course. We have four different courses, one will fit your schedule. For further in­ formation, call Raymond Bellon, 815-385-5308, McHenry, 111. MCHENRY TEACHERS High Series: Will Farrell - 484; Carolyn Oetjen - 494. High Game: Ron Glawe - 180; Carolyn Oetjen - 202. Splits: Loretta Homo 4-7-10 and 6-7-10; Roni Willis 6-7-8; Will Farrell 5-7-9; Amy Street 4-7-10 and 6-7-10. Just east ot Rt. 12 1 VOLO I fiiuMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiniiiiiuiiijiP 815-385-6260 ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Phone: 385-0783 Sales & Service BR00KW00D GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHenry (just across from Foremost) Phone 385-4949