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V PAGE I - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1973 SPORTS MONTINI MUSTANGS WIN - The Montini Mustangs defeated McHenry Junior high 31-30. A1 Reinboldt and Steve Knox combined for 24 points in leading the Gold Crush t?Hts third consecutive win as Montini withstood a fourth quarter McHenry Junior high rally. Reinboldt led all scorers with 14 points. Knox scored 10 points. Also contributing to the win was the fine play of guards Kevin Miller and Tom Carey, and forward Rich Steege. Pictured above are Montini Mustangs, No. 53, Rich Steege, 54, Al Reinboldt, 14, Steve Knox, 21, Dave Knox; Junior High players, 23, Jeff Partenheimer, 35, Jim Buenzli, 43, Ray Yurevich, and 45, Dan Lindahl. The seventh graders lost their game by the score of 38-26. Dan Conway, Jim Althoff and Brian Wagner each had 6 points. Doubleheader Weekend For Warrior Cagers By Dick Rabbitt Still riding high from their thrilling win over the ZeeBees last Friday, the Warriors have a double task this weekend. Tonight they travel to Lake Forest to take on the Scouts in a conference game, and tomorrow night they host the Sequoits from Antioch. The Scouts, coached by Bill Braman, hs\fl£ 4 returning lettermen lea Dy 6'5" forward John Segreti, who just returned to the lineup following an injury in the preseason. Other let­ termen are: John Burns, Jim Beatty, and Dick Ryan. Last year the Scouts finished fourth in the Northwest Suburban Conference winning 8 and losing 6, and finishing with an overall record of 13 and 11, winning 8 of their last 11 games. Last Friday Lake Forest defeated Crown 59 to 42. On Saturday night the Warriors host Antioch. The past two years the Warriors have defeated the Sequoits in the Regional finals. Antioch is led by Mike Andrews, son of the coach Roger Andrews. Other lettermen returning and all lettermen are 6'3" or taller, are Mike Gutowski, Vic McGuire, and John Janosko. Wrestlers At Lake Forest Tonight Coach Paul Palmateer will take his wrestlers to Lake Forest tonight. The "Rassling Warriors" are looking for their FIRST RUN PREMIER! RATED X 18 & OVER ONLY! - POSITIVE PROOF REQ'D! THE MITCHELL BROTHERS PRESENT JMARIL YN CHAMBERS I THE IVOR Y SNOW GIRL ] 'Behind the Green Door', SHOWS AT 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 & 10:45 PM ALWAYS MOSTLY COUPLES! HARVARD THEATRE 21-23 NORTH AYER STREET HARVARD, ILLINOIS Twenty-four Hour Information Recording - (SI5) 943-4451 NEW - CLEAN - COMFORTABLE - CONTROLLED Christinas SPECIALS Here is your Christmas Bonus CURRENT CLOSEOUTS ? 7VM To JJ 0 •PLUS -a*** EARL WALSH So I Hear _SP0RTS EDITORJ Our phone has been buzzing. Santo to the Sox! That's rtw biggest splash since Abner Doubleday started using a round ball. Mona called to break the news. She didn't sound too happy. Bill DeVries couldn't wait to come in to see us so he phoned. He's one of those Cub fans who never appreciated their All-Star third baseman. send us a complete book on the MCHS Cross Country ac­ complishments. Will give it a good going over the first free night on our schedule. Dick Rabbitt has a story in this issue about the Warrior basketball games this weekend, with information on the teams. Walt Freund called twice. He felt better the second call after correcting name of a player sent to the Cubs. But, Walt isn't happy about Steve Stone going anyplace but in a Sox uniform. Eddie Bimbo, of Cub Headquarters, says he is going to follow Santo to the Sox. (Do we want him?) Marie never heard of Steve Stone, and all "Brenda" knows about baseball is what she hears. \ Last Friday the Walshes visited the courthouse. The first person we usually met was Mrs. Vernon Kays at the switchboard. She wasn't at the « post this time, but met her later at the Timbers. Saturday night she passed away suddenly. That news shocked the whole county. The ever popular Vern was telling us how he is going to run for reelection to the office of County Clerk. He is too healthy and able to retire. Gone from the Antioch lineup is Tim Mieure, the high scoring guard for the past three seasons. Antioch is picked by both coaches and writers to win the Northwest Suburban Conference this year. Between games on Saturday night the players Of The Week awards will be given out by Bill Day McHenry football coach. Marie thought we might switch to the Cubs now that they have those Sox stars. Quite a kidder! Santo is sure to have some great years with tlie Sox. A different spirit, you know. Parties are coming thick and fast in this holiday season. There goes the waistline. HEADLINE: "Kissinger promises oil to Dutch." q Another Dutch treat. The Plaindealer gets around. Cards keep coming from other states. The Roy Thompsons remembered way out there in California. Ida Quinlan sent a treasured note from Arkansas. Please note that deadlines have been set ahead during the Christmas season. Keep that? copy coming. If it misses one I issue, look for it in the next. • 'Twas nice of "Hutch" to T j mtmmt Golf Bags And Clubs Off Fri. - Thur. - Dec. 14 - 20 7S ^4 MIRACLE OFA Jj MOViE -y y MUSiCALX r 11 I A Complete Stock Of Golf Apparel I McHenry Country Club S •Pro Shop | Phone 385-3435 After 6 p.m. Call 385-5855 | GODSPELL Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 Weekdays 7:30 KIDDIE MAT. - SAT. & SUN. "WILLY WONKA & CHOC FACTORY" OPEN 1 - START 1:30 ALL SEATS $1.00 Of course, we got into baseball discussion, as always, with Vern and made a promise to go to a Sox game next summer. (We did mention Bill Burfeindt who told us for two years that he was going to take Vern and Yours Truly to a game. Nothing but kind words about Bill). We enjoyed the following so much that we are passing it on to you without permission of the writer, Mayme Buss: Ho! Ho! Ho! Alvina & Earl, As I am no partridge you don't find me Sitting aloft in an old pear tree, But like Whistler's Mother I sit and rock To the steady rhythm of the old tick tock In a flash it reminds me that time is fleeting And I should be sending the annual greeting Best wishes, good luck and loads of good cheer Throughout the Yuletide and the coming year Here's hoping all good things you are wishing for Materialize in Nineteen Seventy-Four!!! first win of the season. The past several weeks the team has been operating under a han­ dicap. Two weights have not been filled, and as a result the team has had to forfeit these matches giving the opponents 12 pts. 'Look for them to break loose and win a couple one of these days, and tonight would be a good time to start on the victory trail. Tomorrow the Frosh-Soph travel to Wauconda for a tournament beginRingTH^ a.m. Sophs Host Round Robin Tournament The McHenry Sophomore cagers are hosting a round robin tournament. Play began Tuesday when Marian Central played Deerfield, and McHenry playing Schaumburg. Next Tuesday and Wed­ nesday the tournament will continue with McHenry vs. Deerfield, and Schaumburg vs. Marian Central. On Wednesday night Schaumburg vs. Deer­ field and Marian vs. McHenry. Game time is 6:30 and 8:00 on both nights. Deerfield has won the tournament the past two years. Frosh Five Defeats Zion And Lake Zurich The McHenry high Frosh basketball team continued their winning ways by winning two games this past week. The young Warriors stung the ZeeBees Saturday morning by a score of 45 to 36. Loren Klapperich led the scoring derby with 16 pts. Bill Hurckes and Randy Schiller each contributed 10. John Rudolph dominated the boards as he pulled down 11 rebounds. Brian Miller, leading scorer in earlier games, played the role of playmaker and recorded 11 assists. Monday the young Warriors downed Lake Zurich 49 to 35. The Warriors jumped to a 17 to 3 first quarter lead, and then played the visitors even the rest of the way. Seven boys saw action in the first half, and all 13 boys on the squad played in the second half. Good defense and sharp, unselfish passing were the highlights of the game. BOX SCORE McHenry vs Zion, 45-36 fg ft pts Hurckes 5 0 10 Miller 14 6 Schiller 4 2 10 Rudolph l l 3 Klapperich 7 2 16 Steinsdoerfer 0 0 0 McHenry vs. Lake Zurich, 49- 35 Miller 2 4 8 Klapperich 4 3 11 Rudolph 3 2 8 Schiller 3 4 10 Hurckes 2 3 7 Steinsdoerfer 10 2 Gleeson 113 J / / McHENRY. Ill f Marian Defeats Woodstock 72-52 In Crosstown Play Marian Central moved its season record to 3-4 with a convincing 72-52 triumph over crosstown rival Woodstock Saturday night. Marian jumped to a 22 point lead midway in the third quarter and were never seriously threatened. Junior Sam Anderson of McHenry sparked the Hurricanes with 24 points along with some fine rebounding. Also in double figures were Bill Moerschbaecher of McHenry with 15 and Senior center Al May of Johnsburg with 11. Joe CRYSTAL LAKF 815 / 455 -1005 ©SHOWCASE THEATRES ON ROUTE 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 CUNTEASTW00B HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER Wkdys 7 & 9 Sat & Sun 3 5 7 9 THE GODFATHER WANTS REVENGE! "THE ITALIAN R CONNECTION' 2 Wkdys 7:20 & 9:20 Sat & Sun 3:20 5:20 7:20 9:20 Breaking The Zee-Bee Press The Warrior ball handling by Steve Buss (top photo) and Ben Himpelmann (right photo) was a big factor in breaking the Zee- Bee press. Steve Buss also played a great game on defense while Himpelmann captured the high scoring honors of the game with twenty-six points. The one point victory gives the Warriors a 1-0 coherence record and a tie for rirst place in the North Suburban Con­ ference. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Scots Fall To Kishwaukee 93-80 McHenry College basketball fortunes did not improve this past weekend as the Scots traveled to Malta and returned home on the short end of a 93 to 80 score. In some ways McHenry displayed their best effort of the year as they did go to the boards for 42 rebounds. Dale Groskinsky contributed 16 of these rebounds along with 21 points. Randy Blazier threw in 24 points while Wes Wittmus chipped in 19. McHenry led most of the first half but finally fell behind by one, 34 to 33 at intermission. The second half kind of got out of control as fouls mounted and Kishwaukee threw in 20 free throws. Groskinsky and Gould once again fouled out of the contest early and their absence was felt on the boards. This week the Scots travel to Harper on Tuesday evening, the eleventh and then play host to Lake county on Sat., the fifteenth in a 2 p.m. game at Marian Central. BOX SCORE McHENRY fg ft P tot Bell 1 0 3 2 Blazier 8 8 2 24 Wittmus 8 3 14 19 Groskinsky 10 1 5 21 Gould 3 2 5 8 Toren 1 0 3 2 Frost 0 0 2 0 32 16 28 80 KISHWAUKEE Cardine 7 2 3 16 Heine 3 3 5 9 Anderson 2 1 5 5 Morton 6 2 3 14 Johnson 5 8 1 18 Bussey 11 7 4 29 Szewczyk 1 0 3 2 35 23 26 93 Spring Grove Eagles With 9-0 Record Win Conference Title Marian Scores 39-38 Upset Win Over Benet The Marian Central Hurricanes, displaying a tenacious man to man defense, upset highly touted Benet Academy Friday night by a 39- 38 margin in a crucial SCC game. Marian played the man to man defense for the first time and forced Benet into many mistakes and lurnovers. Bud Grover, Marian head coach, stated that "This shows our kids that we can play with the best in our league and gives us the spark we need for the St. Ed's game on Saturday night." Leading the way for the Hurricanes on the boards were Al May, Bill Moerschbaecher and Sam Anderson. The scoring attack was balanced with Anderson pacing the attack with 10 points followed closely by Moerschbaecher with 9. In the Sophomore contest, the little 'Canes dropped a 49-40 contest but played aggressively in defeat indicating im­ provement is on the way. BOX SCORE Marian Central, 39 - Benet, 38 MARIAN b ft tp Anderson 5 0 10 May 2 3 7 Jackson 3 0 6 Murphy 2 15 Moerschbaecher 4 19 Tonyan 1 0 2 Wagner of McHenry chipped in 8 points along with some fine defensive work. , The Marian Sophomores dropped to a 1-3 season mark as they suffered a 69-49 setback in the preliminary contest. Marian travels to St. Ed­ ward's of Elgin Saturday and the SCC match figures to be a key match in determining the league contenders for the crown of the Western Division. BOX SCORE Marian Central 72 - Wood­ stock, 52 MARIAN b ft tp Moerschbaecher 6 3 15 Anderson 9 6 24 May 3 5 11 Jackson 3 0 6 Murphy 12 4 Wagner 3 2 8 The Spring Grove Eagles finished their flag football season with a 9 and 0 record and a first place conference trophy. In their nine victories the Eagles scored 218 points for a 24.2 points per game average while only allowing their op­ ponents 58 points or 6.4 against Hebron (twice), Richmond (twice), Big Hollow, Lotus, Emmons, Millburn and Grass Lake. Spring Grove players were chosen to 7 of the 18 positions on the "Big Six" All Conference team. These players included Dan Sutton - quarterback and safety, Mark Adomaitis - of­ fensive and defensive end, Brad May - running back, Marty Von Oepen - lineman, Phil Rinda - defensive ehd. Coach Tom Hovey was named All Conference Coach fo the '73- 74 season. BENET Deady Stava Hlavin Coutre Murphy Solfisburg Conrad 2 2 11 10 4 7 2 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Dec., 10, '739:30 p.m. N. Kadisak 210-201-599; N. Shulda 188-530; V. Steege 212- 510; E. Damians 182-504; C. Kern 219-501; B. O'Brien 181- Tonyan WOODSTOCK Smith Palenske Laudick Selchow Widmayer Lagerhausen Bigelow Byard Simes 2 0 4 18 8 13 1 7 2 2 2 1 498; H. Wilson 185-494; D. Gerstein 186-493; M. Steege 172- 473; A. Koczor-57 pins over-178- 465; D. Cusack-46 pins over-168- 463; M. Boro 55 pins over-171- 454; D. Koleno 196-445; J. Lexow 177-455. Splits: N. Shulda 3-9-10; D. Gerstein 5-7. McHENRY RECREATION Tuesday, 8:00 Vera Herdrich 189-443; Sue Smith 431; Lois Crouch 178-493; Edi Nimsgern 181-446; Lil Michels 189-460; Bitsy Schaefer 187-477; Elaine Justen 479; Linda Roepenack 173-477; Van Diedrich 172-456; Wilma Aylward 173-472; Dee Overton 434; Mary Cook 430; Cathy Boro 488; Bunny Koleno 444; Kathy Miller 453; Grace Steinsdoerfer 488; Bette O'Brien 524 Yippee!; Roberta Fraser 440; Julie Kralowetz 466 (112); Phyl Grosrenaud 455; J. Plucinski 165;418 (neat). 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