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pAOfc y - f - WLU,«,8Urt l, Ut-v-i^iiior-n i*,, la«o Wrestlers Lose To Zion 28-19; Frosh, Sophs Win The Era to 2tOOO A.D. ( N E W S O F E A R T H , E N V I R O N M E N T , E N E R G Y ) Coach Paul Palmateer's "Hassling Warriors lost to Zion Benton Friday night at Zion by the score of 28 to 19. Denny Useman, a sophomore moved up to the varsity, won his match by pinning Hines of Zion in the 132 lb., class. Steve Hurckes remained undefeated in the 155 lb., class by defeating McLoughlin of Zion. The Mc Hairy sophomores faired better by defeating Zion 32 to 26. Coach Ludwigsen had three boys wrestling for the first time, Marty VanKanegan, Ted Voight a freshman, and Dave Wohnrade. Greg Thornton, wrestling at 138, won a tough match defeating Jeffries of Zion 2 to 1. Mike Mai pinning of Graham of Zion really put the match away for the sophs. On the freshmen level Coach ^"Hutch's" boys again proved too strong for the young ZeeBees by defeating them 29 to 17. Doug Miyaki at 98 lbs., had the only pin of the match for the young Warriors. Friday night the Warriors host Lake Forest at the West Campus gym. Let's all turn out and support the team. Results are listed as follows: Varsity - McHenry, 19 vs. Zion, 28. 98 lbs., Mullen, ZB - Dec. - Worm, McH. 105 lbs., Eccles, ZB - Dec. - Scanlin, McH. 112 lbs., Meyers, ZB - Forfeit. 119 lbs., Murgatroyd, McH. - Tie - Eccles, ZB. 126 lbs., Stanley, ZB - Dec. - McClatchey, McH. 132 lbs., Useman, McH. - Pin • Hines, ZB. 138 lbs., Trice, ZB - Pin - Frantz, McH. 145 lbs., Harper, ZB - Dec. - Hansen, McH. 155 lbs., Hurckes, McH. - Dec. - McLoughlin, ZB. 167 lb6., Lane, McH. - Tie - LaPell, ZB. 185 lte^Eppel, McH. - Dec. - Kreye, ZB. Hwt., Dougherty, McH. - Dec. - Leathers, ZB. Sophs: McHenry, 32 vs. Zion, 26. 98 lbs., Schuster, McH. - Pin - Hoskins, ZB. 106 lbs., Vaugh, ZB, - Pin - Bazan, McH. 105 lbs., Vaughn, ZB - Pin - Bazan, McH. 112 lbs., Culver, ZB, - Pin - Murray; McH. 119 lbs., Voight, McH. - Dec. - Rucht, ZB. 126 lbs., VanKanegan, McH. - Tie - Callow, ZB. 132 lbs., Mosley, ZB - Dec. - Wohnrade, McH. 138 lbs., Thornton, McH. - Dec. - Jeffries, ZB. 145 lbs., Riddle, ZB - Pin - Rowe, McH. 155 lbs., Nuss, McH. - Pin - Mouldin, ZB. 167 lbs., Mai, McH. - Pin - Graham, ZB. 185 lbs., Perry, ZB - Dec. - Christopher, ZB. Hwt., Miller, McH. - Forfeit ~Fros\i: McHenry, 29 vs. Zon, 17. 98 lbs., Miyaki, McH. -- Pin - Lamb ZB. 105 lbs., Chill us, ZB - Dec. - Freund, McH. 112 lbs., Mathison, ZB - Dec. - Useman, McH. 119 lbs., Buss, McH. - Dec. - Smith, ZB. 126lbs., McKerlie, ZB - Dec. - Beck, McH. 132 lbs., Choderowski, McH. - Forfeit. 138 lb6., Woods, ZB - Dec. - Lesko, McH. 145 lbs., Roby, McH. - Tie - Springer, ZB. 155 lbs., Lundelius, McH - Forfeit. 167 lbs., Bucaro, McH. Dec. - Hoyt, ZB. 185 lbs., Moore, ZB - Dec. - Kuechel, McH. Hwt., Browder, McH. - Dec. - Sherman, ZB. In proportion to the earth's time, the layer of air which surrounds our globe is no thicker than the skin on an apple. A shallow crust on the earth's surface provides a very limited supply of water and other resources. This tiny enve­ lope of air and this shallmc crust of earth and water are the bio­ sphere -- that part of our world that supports life. It is a closed system in which all things are re­ cycled and reused in support of the life process. Man is, of course, a part of this dosetl life-system and dependent on it for his survival. Of all things, however, he, alone, is cap­ able of consciously cooperating SPRING GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAGLES BASKETBALL GAMES 1973-1974 Jan. 8, Richmond, Away 6:30 Jan. 10, Grass Lake, Home 4:00 Jan. 17, Emmons, Away 3:30 Jan. 22, Big Hollow, Home 3:30 Jan. 24, Millburn, Away 3:30 Jan. 31, Lotus, Home 3:30 Feb. 5, Richmond (at high school) 6:30 Feb. 14, Grass Lake, Away 3:45 Feb. 19, Avon, Away 6:30 Feb. 19, Avon, Away 6:30 Feb. 21, Emmons, Home 6:30 Feb. 28, Millburn, Home 6:30 March 3 & 4, Tournament at Emmons Contact Person: Dr. Frank L. Tavano, Superintendent, 815- 675-2062 with nature to insure his survival and progress. Since the Industrial RevolutioMp the accelerating growth of science an<1 applied technology has given us increased power and new totds to use this planet as we choose. Our skill and ingenuity in ma­ nipulating the environment have produced tremedous benefits to human life. We have learned to control most of the communicable disease* which once controlled us, to produce bumper crops where nothing grew before, to produce energy, light, heat, and consumer conveniences which were once be­ yond the reach of kings. We used our scientific discoveries and our you guys wanna swap an out-of-gas snow buggy for some reindeer? technological wonders for the purpose of enhancing life, but in the process we gave too little thought to the second- or third- order consequences of our ac­ tions. We failed to anticipate the fact that environmental mttdifica- tions which have accompanied our gottd intentions have a global im­ pact on human health and welfare in direct and indirect ways, and on the generations l«» follow. Tt>- day, though, we are working at it. GRADUATE AT LAST ARCATA, CALIF.--Rap Miller, 68 years old, and his wife Florence, 66, finished their college educations re­ cently, nearly 47 xears after they started." V ia m * c Sjpdiji. Every Wednesday Chicken Discount Day at mcneils fried chicken 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER fries, cole slaw, 2 hot rolls $135 I a 34c s Regular $1-69 • a jac savings Offer good in Woodstock and McHenry McNeils --next to Hornsby Family Centers. mcneils fried chicken AI EXT TO THE HORNSBY FAMIL Y CENTERS Woodstock and McHenry McHenry Hockey Leagued Waubonsee Cagers Down Scots 67 To 57 City hall on Green street at 7:30 p.m. All parents and boys from 9 to 18 and adult teams interested in having the league, must show up tonight. If we do not have a minimum of 6 teams of 15 players each, it will not be feasible to have the league. A small turnout to sign up from McHenry shows a lack of confidence due to last year's poor weather and ice conditions and scheduling. We hope to correct practice, games and schedules this year. If you want hockey - show up and work for it. We need players, managers, officials to make a successful league at this late date. Wednesday night will tell the story - yes or no. It would be better for hockey playing in a hockey enclosed rink, not intermingled with figure skating etc. Since per­ sons could be injured. Keep hockey by itself and run by itself. You people are the boss to have or have not. Be at City hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12. McHenry County College lost their second straight Skyway conference game this past Thursday, Dec. 6, as they fell to Waubonsee of Aurora 67 to 47. Although they had a definite height advantage, the M.C.C. crew were outrebounded 49 to 32. McHenry jumped in front but couldn't maintain their momentum. Midway in the first half they lost the lead and fell behind 38 to 28 by intermission. The Scots closed the gap to 4 at one point in the second half but this was as close as they came. Randy Blazier hit for 24 points to lead all scorers while Dale Groskinsky pulled down 9 rebounds. BOXSCORE MCHENRY Bell Blazier Wittmus Groskinsky Gould Toren Bushert Frost fg 6 10 0 3 2 3 1 1 ft 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 tot 12 24 0 6 4 6 2 3 26 5 17 57 WAUBONSEE Hall 7 0 3 14 House 6 3 2 15 Lorenz * 5 0 3 10 Grimes 8 4 4 20 Reder 1 2 3 4 Hughes 1 0 0 2 Lewis 1 0 0 2 Sophs In First Loss Of Season, 49-46 Coach Gary Collin's Decker sophomore Cagers dropped Himpelmann their first game of the season Friday night to Zion 49 to 46. A cold second quarter, when the locals managed only 4 pts, led ZION to their downfall. Also some Armstrong sort of a record was set when Woods the sophomores failed to make Leech a free throw in eleven attempts Hummel during the game. 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