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> PAGE • - FLA I \ DEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY W,J»M McHENRY BEATS MARIAN - Steve Koerber (52) scores on a layup for McHenry as McHenry downed Marian of Woodstock 71- 66. Kwrber was high point man for McHenry with 20. Eight out of the ten players on the floor at the time of this photo are from McHenry. In white are McHenry Players Steve Buss (20), Dan Camasta (24), Roger Wanta (44), Steve Koerber (52), and Tom Stark (42). Marian players from McHenry are Mike Tonyan (25), Sam Anderson (23), and Bill Moerschbaecher (35). Also from Marian are A1 May and Lee Murphy. (PL AINDE ALER PHOTO) SPOBTS Warriois Split Weekend Tilts; Lose To Mundelein, Beat Marian By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors split a pair of weekend games, losing to Mundelein Friday night by a score of 65 to 63, and defeating Marian Central on Saturday night 71 to 66. In the Mundelein game, the Warriors trailed after the first period. During the 2nd and 3rd quarters they played perhaps the best basketball of the season as they raced to a 59 to 38 lead at the end of the third period. During the last 8 minutes the Warriors could do nothing right, while the Mustangs could do no wrong. Mundelein came on with a rush, shooting at a 74 percent clip during this time. The Warriors on the .other hand were shooting aK 10 percent, hitting 1 out of lo^ffsogithe field and 2 of 12 from the ftee-throw line. The defeat knocked\ the Warriors into a 3 way tie foa the North Suburban with Liber­ ty ville and Dundee. MARIAN GAME On Saturday night before the largest crowd of the season the Warriors defeated their friendly rivals from Marian by a score of 71 to 66. Both teams started out as cold as the weather outside. In the first 4 minutes Koerber's basket was the only score of the game. At the 4 minute mark Tonyan's 10 footer put Marian on the board, and the teams began to get the feel of the game. Dan Camasta's three baskets paved the way to a Warrior 14 to 8 first quarter lead. With Koerber and An­ derson each exchanging a pair of baskets and Stark's free throws the Warriors increased their lead to 22 to 12 with 5:30 remaining. Marian came on with a rush of 9 straight points. Murphy's jumper, and May's free throw got them going. Moerschbaecher's 15 footer and Murphy again plus Anderson's two free throws and the score was 22 to 21. It was at this point that Marian received a jolt as Anderson with 3:57 remaining in the 2nd period fouled out of Frosh Wrestlers Tie Mundelein 30-30 Coach Bill Hutchinson's freshmen wrestlers tied Mundelein freshmen 30 to 30. Results: 98 lbs., Latz (Mun) - Pin - Miyaki (McH). 105 lbs., Marinson (Mun) - Dec. Freund (McH). 112 lbs., Useman (McH) - Pin - Geerots (Mun). 119 lbs., Buss (McH) - Pin Berndt (Mun). 126 lbs., Buske (Mun) Pin - Beck (McH). 132 lbs., Graham (Mun) - Pin - Fink (McH). 138lbs., Dabkey (Mun) - Dec. - Lesko (McH). 145 lbs., Roby (McH) - Dec. - Shea (Mun). 155 lbs., Lundelius (McH) - Dec. - Feight (Mun). 167 lbs., Bucaro (McH) Forfeit. 185 lbs., Brovillette (Mund) - Pin - Brastad (McH). Hwt., Browder (McH) - Forfeit. We're big in town, too You don't have to live in the country to take advantage of life and health insurance from Country Life. It's true that Country Life was started --more than 45 years ago --to serve the special needs of Illinois farmers. But we've helped a lot of city folks with their life insurance problems, too. So we know how Ito help you protect your fam­ ily, educate your children, provide for retirement. Wherever you live--whatever your business- let's visit about your life insurance needs. Country Life --one of the Country Companies. We're a little different than most insurance people. The Country Companiesa COUNTRY LIFE COUNTRY MUTUAL COUNTRY CASUALTY MlO-AMERlC*FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES / the ball game. Later in the period Murphy's two free throws put Marian ahead for the first time 27-26, but Him- pelmann came right back to put the Warriors in the lead again 28 to 27. The half ended with the Warriors leading 33 to 32. After the intermission the Warriors seemed to put things together as they dominated the third period. With Wanta, Himpelmann and Koerber all scoring, the Warriors jumped out to a 49 to 38 lead with 1:10 remaining. Koerber then made a turn around jump shot, and with 3 seconds remaining ^Wagner's two free throws for Marian made the score 51 to 40. As the buzzer sounded Steve BUss literally pitched a 50 footer that hit the bullseye and the Warriors led at the end of three periods 53 to 40. The "Canes" were not going down without a fight. A1 May their fine center began to take over. Having been playing since the first period with 4 fouls, he took charge of the Marian offense. With his 10 foot turnaround jumpers and Jackson hitting from the out­ side Marian began to close the gap. With 3:15 remaining Bill Moerschbaecher tied the game at 63 all. Koerber took ad­ vantage of the foul trouble that May was in, and began to go for the basket, getting 3 baskets, and with Himpelmann's three point play with 50 seconds remaining the game was out of reach. Jackson's free throw made it 71 to 66 for the Warriors. As usual both cheering sections made a lot of noise. The bantering back and forth was in good nature and fun. The game was an exciting one for both teams. Warrior fans were thinking when Marian began to close the gap in the final period, that it would be shades of the previous nite at Mundelein when they blew a 21 pt lead. On the other hand Marian fans were hoping for a big comeback win. Marian was playing under a handicap from early in the game. Sam Anderson their fine forward fouled out midway in the second quarter, However, Jackson, his replacement, did an outstanding job picking up 17 pts. A1 May had 4 fouls early in the game and stuck it out until 2 seconds remained in the game. The turning point was when the Warriors went into their zone press and forced Marian into several key turnovers, and when Koerber began to drive on May for the basket. Koerber hit a season high of 20 pts, and is improving with every game. Marian has a fine club that has improved as the season progressed. They can shoot, and their free throw accuracy is something to behold. They have size, and a fair amount of speed. The Warriors must remember that basketball is a 4 quarter game not three. They seem to get a big lead and then have a letdown. Two tough games this weekend Dundee and Barrington. Let's hope the Warriors decide to play a good fast 4 quarters in each of the games. BOX SCORE McHENRY fg ft tp Wanta 6 0 12 Stark 0 2 2 Koerber 4 1 9 Himpelmann 10 10 30 Camasta 2 3 7 Zeller 1 1 3 23 17 63 MUNDELEIN Giesser 7 5 19 Francour 1 2 4 Nissen 5 2 12 Sorby 6 4 16 Schwaba 2 2 6 Frye 1 1 3 Williams 1 0 2 Howell 1 1 3 24 17 65 McHENRY Wanta 5 2 12 Stark 2 2 6 Koerber 9 2 20 Camasta 3 0 6 Buss 2 0 4 Himpelmann 9 1 19 Zeller 2 0 4 32 7 61 MARIAN Anderson 2 2 6 Moerschbaecher 2 2 6 May 7 9 23 Murphy 1 4 6 Tonyan 3 0 6' Wagner 0 2 2 Jackson 8 1 17 23 20 66 HARVARD Loren Miller Richmond, III. Ph. 678-6691 Lee B. Kortemeier Res. 338-0975 Off. 338-2000 21-^3 N. AYER ST. HARVARD. ILL. (815) 943-4451 Ait ****************** Alt in FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW SHOWING - JANUARY 11th thru JANUARY 17th Doors Op«n 6:50 - Cartoon at 7:00 - Feature at 7:10 Only! TERROR in the TO WAX MUSEUM RAY MILLAND ELSA LANCHESTER MAURICE EVANS JOHN CARRADINE LOUIS HAYWARD PATRICK KNOtftES SHANI WALLIS BRODERICK CRAWFORD PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 & 16 MM SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS, P ADULT FILMS 'Dwdtc PRESENTED EACH NITE - NINE TO ELEVEN ^Successful West Coast Format Presented For Our Majority of Couple FEATURES FULL LENGTH- COLOR & SOUND< "NOW SHOWING - JANUARY 11th thru JANUARY"17th 'LADIES HOME COMPANION' 'HERE KITTY!' ['REDUCED ADMISSIONS FOR COUPLES & SR.CITIZENS, 'EXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN ONLY! LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED !, TOMASELLO'S Thurs., Night 12-27-73 Women's League L. Labay - 535-198-173; M. Johnston-473,178; K. Bradley - 466-163; C. Molinari - 462; S. - Foute - 461; 166; I. Stilling - 452; J. Schmitt - 442, 165; M. Debrecht - 433-160; D. Roberts - 416; 176; E. Schaefer - 410-170; C. Krumsee - 407; L. Parfrey - 406; G. Rudolph • 404; D. Mortell - 402. 1-3-74 489-178 C. May; 489-174 B. Greenwood; 486-176 L. Labay;1 484-198 B. Fontana; 452- P. Sch­ mitt; 441 Marilyn Freund; 440 S. Foute; 436 E. Zujewski; 434 L. DeHaan; 431-171 C. Krumsee; 429 D. Hiller, M. .May, M. Debrech; 427 A. Ritter; 426 G. Rudolph; 423 E. Schaefer; 422 J. Schmitt. Splits: M. Harmon 6-7-10; 0. Hiller 2-7-10. 1-1Q-74 522K. Bradley; 511 A. Ritter; 484 L. Labay; 470 D. Hiller; 458 E. Schaefer; 454 E. Rad; 453 C. May; 450-203 B. Fontana; 445 S. Foute; 441 I. Stilling; 440 M. Debrecht; 436 B. Greenwood; 435C. Rudolph; 416 L.A. Smith; 414 M. Freund; 413 D. Mortell; 411 C. Kriewaldt. R.R.'s: 6-7-10 O. Hiller; 4-7-10 C. May. McHENRY TEACHER'S LEAGUE 1-9-74 The Group 22 -14 Jetset 21 -15 Flunkies 19Vfe-16Vfe Wrecks 19 -17 Undiscovered 16 -20 Hotshots -10Vfe-25% FULL COURT PRESS - The McHenry Warrriors kept pressure on the Marian Hurricanes all during their game last Saturday night as the Warriors won 71-66. Bringing the ball down the floor is Mike Tonyan in the dark jersey and A1 May. Defending for McHenry is Steve Buss (20), Steve Him- pelmann (22) and Marty Zeller (54). (PL AINDE ALER PHOTO) The race is tightening! We had some very good bowling. Barb Blum and Ellen Myers earned 3 stars on their balls- for raising average 3 pins, extending high game and high series. Congratulations, girls! Congrats also to Roni Willis, Carolyn Lossin, Carolyn Bertachhi, and Jerry Langer all for raising their averages. Splitsville award goes to Judy Hamilton for 5-10; Betty Heard for 5-7; and Carolyn Bertachhi for 3-6-7! Grapplers Bow To Mundelein 38 to 11 EARL WALSH' Like Kilroy, Benrud was there. So was his wife, "Vi", at the Warrior-Marian Central basketball game here Saturday night. It was a cold night, but a large crowd turned out to see this game that all good fans call a natural. We suspect the severe weather kept some away. The Warriors finally won it 71-66 after a shaky start, one point lead at half time, 53-40 edge at the end of three quarters - then a real scare before the final gun. It looked like they might blow it. The Hurricanes of Marian are plenty big, rugged and determined. Some teams going into the last period with a 13 point deficit would fold up their tents and silently steal away. Instead, this gang came on like a hurricane. Credit must go to the Warriors for coming through when the chips were down in the last few minutes. Their work was cut out for them and they accomplished what they had to do. There was too much whistle tootin' in the game for our taste. But, that's nothing. There always is -- Fans on both sides were plenty excited. In the time honored custom, they hooted when fouls went against their own team and thought it was just right when the opposition got the whistle. So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ Would you believe? Ray McGee and Hugh Fanning braved the weather to see the game. They must be rugged for fellows past middle age. Patti Frett came up to our loft to see us during the half time rest. Told her we could see her mother, Mrs. Moer­ schbaecher, across the way saying Hail Marys. Patti didn't think so, but with a son playing for Marian we wouldn't blame Mom. Our mother used to get out the rosary beads when Notre > Dame was playing. Both teams played games Friday night. Many, coaches are against games two nights in a row. The cold start that these teams got off to made us think they have a point. We love those bouncy little cheerleaders, but wish they would time their yells to finish before a player shoots a free throw. They are still talking about that 50-foot buzzer shot that Steve Buss sank - one of those once in a lifetime heave-ho, let- er-fly shots. A ragged game turned into a thriller for the crowd. This series is bound to continue by popular demand. Yeah--we were stupid in picking Minnesota to win the super bowl game. That Miami team was a perfect machine. Maybe some day we will pick a winner in sports. We added "in sports" sinee Bob Adams Forfeiting three matches for a total of 18 points was just too much to overcome and the* "Rassling Warriors" went down to defeat to Mundelein vhere on Friday night 38 to 11. The JV squad also lost to the Mundelein JV's 36 to 25. Results: Varsity 98lbs., Kick (Mun) - Dec. 4-1 - Worm (McH). 105 lbs., Scanlin (McH) - Dec 5-1 - Clark (Mun). 112 lbs., McGrath (Mun) - Forfeit - McH. 119 lbs., Amsher (Mun) Dec. 9-2 - Murgatroyd (McH). 126lbs., Nielsen (Mun) Dec 7- 4 - Rivera (McH). 132lbs.,Egan (Mun) - Forfeit - McH. 138 lbs., Schmidt (Mund) - Pin 5:51 - Frantz (McH). 145 lbs., Cancelli (Mun) - Forfeit - McH. 155 lbs., Hurckes (McH) - Dec 7-5 - Theel (Mun). 167 lbs., Willman (Mun) Dec 9-0 - Lane (McH). Every Wednesday is Chicken Discount Day at mcneils fried chicken 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER fries, cole slaw, 2 hot rolls $135 I a 34c; Regular $1 *69 • a 34c savings Offer good in Woodstock and McHenry McNeils --next to Hornsby Family Centers. mcneils fried chicken / NEXT TO THE HORNSBY FAMIL Y CENTERS Woodstock and McHenry 185 lbs., Eppel (McH) - tie 1-1 - Shea (Mun). Hwt. Thorton (McH) - Dec. 4- 2 - Foley (Mun). J.V. 98 lbs., Preston (McH) - Dec - Schewers (Mun). 105 lbs., Frantz (McH) - Pin - Johnson (Mun). 112lbs., Plymote (Mun) - Dec - Murray (McH). 119 lbs,, Bernard (Mun) - Pin - Schmitt (McH). 126 lbs., Custer (Mun) - Pin - Leary (McH). 132 lbs., Sinider (Mun) - Dec - VanKanegan (McH). 138 lbs., McHugh (Mund) - Pin - Rowe (McH). 145 lbs., Infanti (Mun) - Pin - Rowe (McH). 155 lbs., Alvord (McH). - Forfeit. 167 lbs., Blackard (Mund) - Pin - Durkin (McH). 185 lbs., Dulberg (McH) Dec - Pogel (Mun). Hwt., Nimsgern (McH) Forfeit. Soph. Cagers Win Two Coach Gary Collin's sophomore basketball squad added two more wins over the weekend. On Friday night they defeated Mundelein by a score of 54 to 46. Tommy Ludwig's 14 pts paced the locals in the game. On Saturday night they easily defeated Marian Central by a score of 70 to 29. Brett Decker led the scoring with 13 pts as Coach Collins used his 18 man squad in the game. thinks we picked one winner even if our wife didn't. Guess when we pick on those Cub fans we will have to be kind to Jim Freund at the popular Longhorn restaurant. His hospitality overcomes us. Mrs. Alfred (Eleanore) Miller thought we wrote that filling stations don't give service since the gas shortage. What we wrote was that we don't "expect" service. So she decided to keep feeding us at the American Legion Home on Rotary meeting days. It may be hard to put up with Edward Blake after his letter to the Trib sports section last week telling how the Miami Dolphins would smother the Vikings. Last week we goofed. Mentioned Mrs. Thomas "F." Bolger when it should have been "A.". For those of you who may not know, Thomas A. represented our district in the state legislature with honor for many years. Should remember his initial sjnce we were on his team wjjen they used to kid abottrThere being only three Democrats in McHenry.^ i BOXSCORES McHENRY ft ft tP Christy 4 2 10 Ludwig 6 2 14 Rode 3 1 7 Bentz 2 4 8 Decker 4 5 13 McCafferty 1 0 2 MUNDELEIN Trayer Heiring Freeman Hertel Boyle Troy McHenry 17 11 8 18 54 Mundelein 6 17 15 8 46 McHENRY Christy 4 2 10 Ludwig 5 2 12 Rode 5 0 10 Bentz 3 0 6 Decker 5 3 13 O'Halleran 1 0 2 Himpelmann 1 0 2 Dschida 1 0 2 Meyers 3 3 9 Kasperski 0 1 1 McCafferty 1 1 3 29 12 70 MARIAN Lam os Nitz Knox Grover Jozwiak Coghlin Conerty Wenked Orso Leisten McHenry Marian 13 13 39 19 18 20 13 70 6 9 11 13 39 <Sfi£.xman cHoua£. ezf̂ estauxant , 7812 HIWAY 12 SOLON MILLS 6 Mi. N.W. Of Fox Lake On Hwy. 12 HOME OF THE LARGE, 26 Oz. - 28 0Z. 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