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PAGE > - PLAlNDEAl.ER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1973 1 SPORTS Scots Edge Sauk Valley College Of Dixon 74-73 The fighting Scots of McHenry County College started their 1973-74 campaign on the right foot Saturday evening as they downed Sauk Valley College of Dixon 74-73. Although the game was marred by first game mistakes on the part of both teams, it certainly was an interesting and exciting contest right up to the final buzzer . Suak got the first field goal of the contest but Randy Blazier matched it with a short jump shot and the Scots were never again behind until the last minute of the first half. Sauk Valley's Don Schott was a thorn in the side of the Scots all night. He hit a two pointer just before intermission to give the Redmen a 43-42 lead at the half. McHenry tied the contest as soon as they came back on the floor and were never again leaded. At one time in the second half the Scots led 62-50 but they couldn't stand prosperity. Chris Toren and Jim Bushert fouled out and Don Schott, who finished the night with 41 points, began to get hot. With 45 seconds left M.C.C. led 74-69 Schott hit two free throws and a fielder in those 45 seconds but it wasn't enough and M.C. won their* opener. Randy Blazier led the M.C.C. scoring with 22 counters while Dale Groskinsky led the rebounding with 11 grabs. M.C.'s shooting percentage was a mediocre .356 but they managed to out rebound their opponents 52-44. M.C.C. will try for their second victory on Wednesday evening, Nov. 21 when they entertain Black Hawk East from Kewanee. Game time is 7:30 P.M. at the Crystal Lake High School fieldhouse. MCHENRY fg ft P tot Bell 0 3 4 3 Blazier 6 10 2 22 Wittmus 4 0 4 8 Groskinsky 6 0 3 12 Gould 4 3 4 11 Toren 3 2 5 8 Bushert 3 4 5 10 Frost 0 0 0 0 Eberhardt V 0 0 0 0 Total: 26 22 27 74 SAUK VALLEY fg ft P tot Wohrley 0 0 3 0 Salvatori 5 0 5 10 Helms 4 2 3 10 Schott 15 11 4 41 Chat tic 0 0 3 0 Zinnanni 0 0 2 0 Woodin 0 0 4 0 Jenkins 1 1 2 3 Windham 2 1 3 7 Bontz 1 0 3 2 Total: 29 15 32 73 VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. They're pretty and they are ready to cheer the fellows to another winning season. Doing the splits are 1-r Marj Boyer and Debbie Shaffer. That's Linda Randall and Denise Higgins holding Captain Pam Freund while she forms the letter V for victory. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Four Ail-Americans Return For Western Illinois Swim Season With eight returning let- termen including four All- mericans back from last ear's eighth place national inish squad, Western Illinois' swimming coach Verne Wilhelm should be optimistic with this year's prospects. But faced with the toughest schedule in the school's swimming history, Wilhelm says "each dual meet will be a real challenge." All-Americans Cory Lawler (Bellwood-Proviso East), a sophomore sprint specialist. senior diver Kevin McMurray (Chicago-Fenger), senior freestyler Tom Payden (Moline), and senior Tom Sch- weer (Northbrook-Glenbrook North) a freestyling sprinter, will lead Wilhelm's forces into its first competition December 1 when WIU competes in the Illinois State Relays. Other returning lettermen include: Jay Hasbrouch (Burlington, Iowa) a junior butterfly specialist; Rick Swanson (McHenry) who excels in the backstroke; Ladd Vagen (Clarendon Hills- Hindsdale Central) a senior diver) and Jay Jaska (LaGrange-Riverside- Brookfield) who specializes in the breaststroke. "Our strong points will be in the sprints and diving," assures Wilhelm, "but our big problem is going to be the lack of depth." Western's challenging schedule includes dual en- HELD OVER! 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If Marlon Brando can be praised for giving his almost-all in 'Last Tango in Paris' one wonders what the reaction will be to Miss Jones' lead Georgina Spevlin, whose performance is so naked it seems a massive invasion of privacy." Bernard Drew/ Gannett Syndicate: "The photography is good, the music even better. I must say that Georgina Spevlin looks as if she's having fun doing what she does so naturally. This picture has an obvious moral, with the leading lady going off to spend an eternity in a Hell first devised by Jean-Paul Sartre in 'No Exit'. An Easter Surprise for fallen angels!" After Dark Magazine/ "Ten times 'Tango's' impact!" Glenn O'Brien/ Andy Warhol s Interview: "if you're Hell-Bent only once this year, make sure it's to 'The Devil in Miss Jones'! This could be the 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' of its genre." OVER„ONLY! POSITIVE,PRQ.QF.REQ'P^ RATED <D IN COLOR CONTINUOUS PRESENTATION 7:00 P.M. 8:15 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 10:45 P.M. ALWAYS MOSTL Y COUPLES! SPORTS CORNER 1M AfRAlD HE'S GOlM© OM Me'... counters with such name teams as Purdue, Wisconsin and Missouri. "The three teams we beat last year (Augustana, Bradley and Loyola) didn't renew their contracts with us this season," explains the swimming mentor. Wilhelm sights freshman Bill Grimes (Moline), Tom Rasch (Des Plaines-Maine West) and Greg Lambrechts (DesPlaines- Maine West) as his top first year hopefuls. Summing up the possibilities of a successful season Wilhelm says, "If we have one guy who stands out, we should be okay at nationals'." SWIMMING SCHEDULE Friday, November 9, 7:00 P.M., Intrasquad Meeet, Home. Saturday, December 1, Illinois State Relays, Normal, Illinois. December 13-23, Swimming Forum, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. January 10-12, Illinois In- tercollegiates, Chicago, Illinois. Friday, January 18, 7:30 p.m., Purdue U. + West LaFayette, Home. Saturday, January 19, 2:00 p.m., University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. Friday, January 25, 7:30 p.m., Illinois State Univ., Home. Saturday, January 26, 2:00 p.m., Eastern Illinois Univ., Home. Friday, February 8, 7:30 p.m., Central Michigan Univ., Home Friday, February 15, 7:30 p.m., U. of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin. SUPER. e&U/L- CHAMPtoN miami dolphins' L/NEMAN LARRY LITTLE, TMCE yore? BEST OFFENSIVE UNBfiWl IN 1HB AM BR/CAN CONFERENCEy /£ &IF7EP wrrH size, strengthanp 6PEEP- TE/R 6~/, 265 PO NICKNAME 'CH/CkEN' EOE& rtor /MEAN HE'E AFEAiP̂ TS d/JET -THATHE LWES TOEATCH/CE'EN. He ueE$ tv 'BOWL over- OPPONENTS ON -tPEF THE E/ELP H/£ ACT5 CHAR/TV HAVE" ErARNEP HIM MANV EtONORS. Mobile ± Know 5 Vteather What are the ingredients which cause tornadoes? Do they sometimes occur in clear weather, in acloudless sky"5 Does dry or moist air prove more conducive to tor­ nado development9 If the day is clear,espe- Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 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The Harmony Snowmobile Clubs social meeting was brought to order by President Harry Padgitt, announcements were 'made and the Trail Committee reported, AND the trails sound terrific, SOOOOOO we're hoping for SNOW. The trails committee members were out again on Sunday marking trails so we con't get lost. The entertainment com­ mittee for the Social Meeting showed a real good move; "Four Days to St. Paul". This was an International race picture, it showed the problems that the racers have during a race and one could actually feel like they were really at the race watching it. An enjoyable meeting. Next meeting Dec. 7th. Christmas Party Dec. 9th at Pink Harrisons. Harmony Club The Lows Pub. Ch. KS 1YTAA 3 ALL R IV CO RATED I per CARL0ADI with this ad 2ND BIG 1 WEEK! 1 mmm One Of The Most Popular Pictures Of Our .Time ! "BILLY JACK"™ TOM LAUGHLIN - DELORES TAYLOR FRI.-SAT.-SUN. 7 & 9 WEEKDAYS 7:30 ONLY KIDDIES MATINEE - Sat. & Sun. 1:30 - SEATS $1.00 "The Magic Xmas Tree" & "Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer" BIRDS EYE VIEW. Basketball practice is in full swing this week at the West Campus gym. Above, Roger Wanta (dark suit) and Ron Stine practice one on one action under the net. Both are 6'4V' centers and should be able to help the Warriors in the rebounding department. Today the Warriors battle DeKalb in the King Kong Tourney. The first home game will be their conference opener against Zion-Benton on Friday, Dec. 7. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Swimmers Host Rolling Meadows In Opener By Dick Rabbitt Coaches Mike Shanahan and Bill Noyes McHenry high swimmers will open the 1973-74 season here on Thursday against Rolling Meadows high school. Time for the meet is at 4:30 at the West Campus pool. The varsity squad is made up of the following boys: Brian Fetzer. Mark Koerber, Russ Marcellis, John Sek^cott Topp, "Randy Watkins, and Kevin Weiss. These boys are seniors. Juniors are Ervin Gall, and Vance Roth. Sophomores are Bruce Fetzer, Lowell Kivley, Randy Undergraff and Guy Garm. The Frosh-Soph squad is made up of the following boys: Murray Alford, Chris Goet- schel, Gary Grimmonpre, Rich Jackson, Tony LaGreca, Bill Mahon, Jim Nelson, Bill Nicholoson, Tory Rechel, Les Sharp. The freshmen are: Bruce Burne, Tom Cahill, Greg Clark, Karl Farr, Todd Dass, Nick DiBlasi, Greg Fairbanks, Kevin Kitterman, Ken Kohl, Dave Munyon, Bill Nelson, Don Opfer, Mark Reinwall, Matt Rokosz, and Lance Toepper. 1973-74 McHENRY SWIMMING SCHEDULE Starting Bus Leaves At: Time East West 4:30 TLurs., Nov. 29 Rolling Meadows at McH. - - 6:30 Fri., Nov. 30 Patriot Relays at Stevenson - Var - 5:00 4:30 Tues., Dec. 4 McH. at Harlem 2:30 2:45 4:30 Thurs., Dec. 6 Elgin at McH. - - 4:30 Tues., Dec. 11 Wheeling at McH. - - 4:30 Thurs., Dec. 13 McH. at Libertyville 3:00 3:15 10:00 Sat., Dec. 15 East Aurora Invit - Var. - 8:00 4:30 Tues., Dec. 18 Lake Forest at McH. - - 2:00 Sat., Dec. 22 Libertyville Invit. - Var - 12:15 2:00 Sat., Jan. 5 Libertyville Invit. - Frosh 12:15 4:30 Tues., Jan. 8 Elgin Academy at McH. - J.V. - - 4:15 Thurs., Jan. 10 Larkin at McH. - - 12:00 Sat., Jan. 12 Riverside-Brookfield Invit - Var - 9:45 4:30 Tues., Jan. 15 McH. at Lake Geneva 3:00 3:15 4:30 Tues., Jan. 22 DeKalb at McH. - 4:30 Thurs., Jan 24 McH. at Woodstock 3:15 3:30 4:30 Tues., Jan. 29 McH. at Lake Forest 2:45 3:00 4:30 Tues., Feb. 5 Hersey at McH. - - i 4:30 Tues., Feb. 12 Woodstock at McH. . 4:30 Thurs., Feb. 14 Libertyville at McH. - - 4:30 Tues., Feb. 19 Sat.. Feb. 23 Stevenson at McH. I.H.S.A. District - - Fri. & Sat.. March 1 & 2 I.H.S.A. State MCHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE Week of 11-14-73 TEAM STANDINGS: Flunkies 13-7 The Group 12-8 Wrecks 10-10 Jetset 10-10 The Undiscovered 9-11 Hotshots 6-14 11,389 11,287 11,263 10,920 11,254 11,110 High team and high game are both led by The Group with 1765 and 627 respectively. However, the Jetset took over third place from the Flunkies with 1648, and also went into second place with 613. Some very good bowling! SHARPIE AWARDS this week go to Amy Street for raising her average 5 pins; to Pete Divine and Barbara Meding for raising average 4 pins; and to Ellen Myers and Mary Kasprzak for adding 3V2 pins to their average. Congratulations everyone! TOMASELLO'S THURS. NIGHT WOMEN'S LEAGUE C. May 495-185; B. Hettermann 493-168; M. May 486-189; D. Mortell 485-169; K. Bradley 480- 200; G. Rudolph 466-179; Sue Rudolph 449-183; S. Faute 443- 173; F. May 426-180; M. Johnston 426; J. Schmitt424; E. Schaefer 420; E. Rad 420-174; B. Greenwood 418; Marilyn Freund 411-172; S. Christie 411. SPLITS: Mary E. Freund (5-7- 8 ) . We often don't know what we want, we just know we don't have it. 8)5 / 455 1005 ©SHOWCASE ©THEATRES ON ROUTE 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 Eve learned that forbidden fruit can get one into quite a jam. A MIRACLE OF A MOVIE MUSICAL! tfiemE(L An International Stage Triumph!! FEATURE TIMES 1 Weekdays - 7 & 9 Sat. & Sun. - 3,5,7 & 9 "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" Weekdays - 7:30 Sat. & Sun. - 3,6 & 9 Credit seems to be a system of buying on the lay-awake plan. MILLER SPECIAL MATINEES ONLY THURS. THANKSGIVING FRI. - SAT, - SUN. 2:00 P.M. ONLY "CHARLOTTE'S WEB" STARTS FRIDAY 41 ENTER THE DRAGON" {ITH BRUCE LEE