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Warrior Cagers Open Against DeKalb In King Kong Tourney Bonds are-for vacations. PAGE 9 - PLA1NPEALER-FR1DAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1973 SPORTS CORNER By Dick Rahbitt Coach Ken Ludwig's McHenry high Warriors open the season on Friday, Nov. 23 at 3 p.m. They will play DeKalb high school in the 11th annual King Kara tournament. Coach Ludwig is starting his 7th year at the helm of the Warriors. In that time his teams have won 68 and lost 74. The last four years his record has been 64 wins and 36 defeats. Last year the Warriors were 18 and 9, and finished in a 3rd place tie in the North Suburban. They took second in the Kankakee* Holiday Tourney, losing in the championship game to Bradley in three overtimes. They also won the Antioch Regional for the second year in a row. In talking with Coach Ludwig he says the teams assets are: 1. Lot of competition for starting positions. (10 to 12 boys) 2. Better than average shooting. 3. Better than average quickness, this should help with the pressure defense, which has been the key to recent Warrior success. 4. Good size, for once he has 7 boys over 6'2". 5. A winning tradition and good attitude. On the other hand he also lists some liabilities which are as follows: 1. Replacing All Conference and All Area players Mark Bentz and Roger Ludwig. Mark played football for Harper Jr., College, but is foregoing basketball. Roger is a possible starter at Olney Jr., College in Olney, 111., which took third place in the National Jr., College tournament last year. 2. Lack of experience, only 3 lettermen returning. 3. Better rebounding, which means more aggressiveness. 4. More team discipline in running patterns. Steve Himpelmann is the only returning regular let­ termen. He is definitely an All Conference candidate, and Coach Ludwig says "Steve should be one of the better guards in the area". Dan Camasta and Roger Wanta are the other lettermen, and they are also possible All Con­ ference selections. Steve Buss, Mike Cajthaml, Kerry Decker, and Dave Lawson, all seniors, have been impressive in the early workouts. Juniors who have looked good so far in the early pre-season practices are: Kenne Ludwig, Joe Meyer, Tom Stark, and Ron Stine. These boys played as sophomores last year on a team that won 9 and lost 14. However, they won 5 of their last 6 games. Steve Koerber -a 6'4" sophomore, also has looked impressive. Getting off to a good start will be one of the keys to a suc­ cessful season. Coach Ludwig thinks that the team will get better as the season progresses. He thinks that with the overall balance of the conference, the Warriors have a shot at the title. He lists Zion Benton, Libertyville, North Chicago, and Lake Forest along with the Warriors as the top teams in the conference. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER (1973-74) NAME SIZE WEIGHT POSITION YEAR Buss, Steve 5'9" 160 Guard Sr. Cajthaml, Mike 6'0" 170 Forward Sr. • Camasta, Dan 5'10M 170 Guard Sr. Decker, Kerry - 6'2" 180 Forward Sr. • Himpelmann, Steve 5'11" 155 Guard Sr. Lawson, Dave 6*1" 170 Forward Sr. O'Halleran, Steve 5'9" 135 Guard Sr. • Wanta, Rog 6'4" 185 Center Sr. Biederer, Gerald 6'0" 170 Forward Jt: Dix, John 6*1" 175 Forward Jr. Greve, Kevin 5'n" 155 Guard Jr. Heard, John 6'1" 185 Forward Jr. Kasprzyk, Steve 5'10" 155 Guard Jr. Klapperich, Ev • 5'11" 175 Forward Jr. Ludwig, Kenne 5'9" 155 Guard Jr. Meyer, Joe 6'2" 160 Forward Jr. Mierzwa, Keith 6'2" 125 Forward Jr. Stark, Tom 6'1" 175 Forward Jr. Stine, Ron 6'4" 175 Center Jr. Walker, Cory 6'5" 180 Center Jr. Whitehead, Steve 5'10" 150 Guard Jr. Zeller, Marty 6'3" 175 Center Jr. Koerber, Steve 6'4" 160 Center Soph. THROWS D££P PASSES... CLEVELAND BROWNS' MIKE PHIPPS A DBBP-THROWING- QUARTER BACK CAME" THROUGH FOR THE BROWNS LAST YEAR. 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Bette O'Brien (186) 526 beautiful bowling; Lois Crouch 4% You'll make that 500 yet; Clarice Buenzli 484 nice bowling; Barb Leight 484 nice bowling; Dee Overton 486 nice bowling av. will be going up; Bitsy Schaefer 469 nice going; Tinky Meyer 468 nice bowling; Fran Zank 466; Ron Romkowski 459; Grace Steindoefer456; Teresa Steffan 455; Lou Freund 455; Cathy Boro 451; Shirley Lossmann 450; Joan Buss 438; Nell Filler 436; Marian Peterson 436; Elaine Justen 436; Kitty Hendle 428; and van Diedrich 425. Rail Roads: Ron Ramkowski 6- 8-10; Esther Cygan 5-7; Kitty Hendle 3-10; Sharon Klontz 2-7; Cathy Boro 4-7-8-10; Lue Koleno 5-10; Joan Weyland 5-10; Shirly Lossmann 5-7; and Lor Freund 3-6-10-7. TEN PIN QUEENS MON. NOV. 12, 73 9:30 P.M. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 11-6-73 Mary Beth Fuchs- 185-489; Rosie Przetacznik 437; Claire Rosing 180-448; Sharon Nye 412; Mary Gaylord 425; BarV Weber 455. R.R. Doris Diedrich 6-7. 11-13-73 Martie Raasch 441; Beata Meath 465; Darlene Michelsen 416; Janet Flicek 441. TOMMASELLO'S Thursday Night Women's League S. Foute 496-189; M. Joyce 479-173; D. Roberts 464; M. May 455-210; D. Hiller 450; D. Thompson 447; B. Hettermann 440; A. Ritter 437; B.Green­ wood 431: C. Molinari 416; K. Morris 412; G. Bennett 403-191; F. May 403; P. Hiller 400. R.R.'s: P. Schmitt 5-10; C. Molinari 5-7. Deaths MARION L.MOSER Mrs. Marion L. Moser, 57, of 1902 N. Beach road, Lakeland Park, died Thursday morning, Nov. 15, at McHenry hospital. She was born May 2, 1916 in Hinckley, 111. She is survived by her husband, William. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at press time at the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Name the teams meeting in the NL pennant clash. 2. Name the teams meeting in the AL pennant clash. 3. How many career home-» runs did Hank Aaron end the 1973 season with" 4. Name the NBA player to hit more than 70 per cent of his field goals attempt­ ed for a season. 5. Which player has been selected to the NHL All- Starteamthe most times? Answers To Sports Quiz 'iinH *qqos -5 •ureiJaqureqo WM 't- •pjooaj Hl s.qiny aqt?a jo }Joqs auo-SU *£ I •saiouo aioimiiBg aqj pu^ sopainiv Putj i to aqi, Z •span TiBUUTOUto am Pub siaw 5JJOA «aN aiU *1 People will follow your footsteps far more quickly than your advice. ADDRESS. CITY STATE .ZIP. N. Shulda - 205 546; 227 513; B. O'Brien Bomke - 201 485; B. 481; D. Gerstein - Lindquist - 185 474; 212471; W. Gehrke Steege- 158461; D. 460; V. Kilzer - Lexow-158 455; D. 455; C. Palminteri A. Koczor - - 183 505; R. Nelsen - 205 166 475; M. V. Brzenk - - 169 467; M. Koleno -171 1% 458; J. Cusack -167 - 177 450. C. D. of A. - Tues., 7 P.M. 9-11-73 Team Standings Bernie's Auto Body Lakeland Constr. Peter M. Justen Ex. Nat'llns. Morrie's Citgo Serv. Koleno Water Softn'r No. 12 Team McHenry Floral No. Propane Elm St. Serv. Havemeyer's McHenry Disposal Sophs In Prince Niblet Tourney At Kaneland High The sophomore basketball team of Coach Gary Collins opens the 1973-74 season playing in the Prince Niblet Tournament at Kaneland on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. Tournament schedule is as follows: Game I, Friday, Nov. 23, 9 a.m. - McHenry vs Sycamore. Game II, Friday, Nov. 23 -, 10:30 a.m. - Belvidere vs Kaneland. Game III, Saturday, 9 a.m., Loser of Game I vs Loser of Game II (Third Place) Game IV, Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Winner Game I vs Winner Game II (Championship). SPLITS: H. Urchen 3-7-10; R. Romkowske 3-7 & 3-10; C. Humann 5-10; G. Bennett 5-6. The Massachusetts charter is classed as being the oldest written constitution in U.S. The state capitol building of Maryland is the oldest state capitol building in use in U.S. -- and once served as capitol of U.S. same good neighbor Here's my new State Farm office, where I can serve you with the best in car, home, life and health insurance. I invite you to call or drop in anytime. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 WEST ELM ST., McHENBY / Phone: 385-7111 Big kicks little bucks. OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 17th, 18th 10AM-3PM EACH DAY SPECIAL INFLATION STOPPER . . . The holiday season is almost upon us. Our working displays are ready for you to see. We are holding live cooking demonstrations at our place of business on the one and only Weber Gas Barbeque Kettle. Demonstrations will be held on Saturday and Sunday, November 10th and 11th, 17th and 18th. From 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Here is an opportunity to see the only gas barbeque on the market that is truly a second oven for you. You will be given a $20.00 discount off the retail price of a Weber Gas Kettle, upon proof of owning a Weber Charcoal Grill. If you don't own a Weber Charcoal Grill you will receive absolutely free the El Patio Dual Mantel Gas Lite which retails at $56.00, with the purchase of a Weber Gas Grill. 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