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Frosh Five Defeats Mundelein 56-48 And Marengo 65-55 S The Warriors big men dominated the boards Saturday a g a i n s t M u n d e l e i n outrebounding the visitors 44- 18. John Rudolph playing 3 quarters and Randy Schiller each pulled down 13 rebounds. Loren Klapperich grabbed off 11. Billy Hurckes led the team in assists and was the leading scorer with 21 pts. This puts the freshmen record against conference teams at 4 and 0. On Monday evening the Warriors defeated Marengo by the score of 65 to 55. The young Warriors were led by Billy Hurckes 28 pts. Big John Rudolph pulled down 21 rebounds, Schiller had 11 and Klapperich 9, helped the Warriors once again to control the boards. Brian Miller led the team in assists and recoveries, and also contributed 11 first half points. The freshmen record is now 7 and 3. McHenry 56, Mundelein 48. Miller 0 3 3 Klapperich 2 5 9 Rudolph 4 5 13 Schiller 2 2 6 Hurckes 10 1 21 Steinsdoerfer • 1 0 2 Thomas „ 1 0 2 McHenry 65, Marengo 55 Miller 4 3 11 Klapperich » 5 1 11 Rudolph 6 2 14 Schiller 1 0 2 Hurckes 14 0 28 Steinsdoerfer 0 0 0 Thomas 0 1 1 Gleeson 0 0 0 Low 0 0 0 Hot Shooting Oakton Defeats MCC 97-82 A hot shooting Oakton Community college defeated McHenry County college this past Saturday afternoon 97 to 82. Oakton started fast, hitting 12 of their first 16 shots, many from long range. They never let up on their accuracy, shooting 52 percent for the game from the field and 83 percent for the foul line. M.C.C.'s Scots didn't play badly, but were no match for the Oaks in the shooting department. After falling 14 points behind by the half the Scots closed the gap to 7 but that was it. Randy Bls&ier led the scoring for M.C.C. with 19 while Groskinsky, Wittmus and Bell contributed 18, 17, and 10 points respectively. Dale Groskinsky grabbed 18 rebounds to lead in that department. Next opponent for M.C.C. will be Elgin Community college who will make their ap­ pearance Saturday afternoon Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. in the Crystal Lake fieldhouse. BOXSCORES * McHENRY fg ft P tot Bell 4 2 1 10 Blazier 7 5 2 19 Wittmus 8 1 3 17 Groskinsky 8 2 2 18 Bushert . 4 0 5 8 Frost 3 0 2 6 Hayes 1 0 1 2 Judson 1 0 1 2 36 10 17 82 OAKTON Reibel 9 2 1 20 Willison 5 1 1 11 Welter 16 5 3 37 Perski 3 0 0 6 Baa ekes 0 0 1 0 Sanders, D. 0 0 1 0 Sanders, T. 3 3 4 9 McCray 6 2 5 14 Phillips 0 0 0 0 42 13 16 97 Local Girls Show Class In State Bowling Tourney * Tenpin prospectors in the 45th Annual Illinois Women's Bowling Association Tour­ nament staked all new championship claims here Saturday and Sunday as scores rose in search of the $63,985 prize bonanza. The second weekend of 15 by the second- high en try--1,960 teams-saw The Dominoes, Women's Bowling Association of Windy Citv entry, take over the lead Red Cross Swimming Lessons Offered At West Campus Red Cross swimming lessons will be offered at McHenry's West Campus pool. Lessons will be on Saturday mornings beginning February 2. For registration and further SPORTS SCHEDULE WEEK OF 1-21 to 1-26 Tuesday, Jan. 22, DeKalb at McHenry - Swimming - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan 22, McHenry at Antioch - Wrestling - 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan 24, McHenry at Woodstock - Swimming - 4:30 p.m. Friday, Jan 25, Libertyville at McHenry - Basketball - 6:45 p.m. Friday, Jan 25, McHenry at Libertyville - Wrestling - 6:30 p.m. Bridge seems' to teach women 1) concentration, 2) the news, and 3) how to fix dinner in 8 minutes. McHENRY RECREATION LADIES LEAGUE Tues., 1-15 7 p.ir Nell Fidler 462; - Dot Beckenbaugh 435; Mary Cook 497 - Beautiful; Tinky Meyer 472; Jean Weyland 448;. Lois Crouch 472; Ronnie Remkowske 450; Vera Her- drich 451; Lor Fijeund 422; Helen Spencer 444; Bitsy Schaefer 434; Elaine Justen 519 - Really wonderful bowling; Carolyn Oetjen 442; Wilma Aylward 475; Cathy Boro 457; Lil Michaels 561; Teresa Steffans 472; Shirley Lossman 486; Bette O'Brien 493 - Beautiful; Barb Leight 449; Clarice Buenzli 468; Kathy Miller 430; Dorothy Koleno 498 - nice going grandma. R.R.'sTinky M. 3-7; Helen S. 5-7. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Jan. 14,749:30 p.m. V. Brzenk 224-606; M. Goss 196-547, N. Kadisak 214-540; B. O'Brien 208-512; M. Lindquist 194 510; C. Kern 174- 498; A. Barger 178 - 496; N. Shulda 180- 491; K. Shaver 166- 479; W. Gehrke 182-478; E. Damians 180-475; R. Bomke 167-467; V. Kilzer 164-466; J. Worts 167-465; P. Edwards 162-465. Splits: 4-5-7 M. Steege, R. Bomke. ' ' 4-7-10, J. Lexow. 5-8-10, C. Humann. 5-7 D. Koleno, R. Bomke. 5-10 E. Damians, N. Shulda. 3-10 F. Freund, V. Brzenk, I. McNish. TUESDAY THIRTY NINERS Bea Meath 181-448; Nadine Larkin 187-483; Mary Granger 202-508; Rose Przetacznik 429; Joan Ringer 429; Mary Beth Fuchs 176-519; Mary Ann Knaack 200-496; Fran Brzenk 391; Mary McGraw 395; Jean Brzenk 198-478; Maria Bremer 185-434; Cammy Gaylord 182- 502; Janet Flicek 205-523; Helen Freund 175. R.R.: Nadine Larkin 5-7. by five pins with a 2,601 total rolled at Casino Lanes. Kadisak Tile's 3,127 in team standings saw a third-place tie threat by Bob & Ron's Town Tap of McHenrv on 3,094. Teams: Scr.: The Dominoes, WBA-WC, 2601; Kadisak Tile, McHenry, 3127; The Happy Five, McHenry, 3096; The Jones Realtors, WBA-WC, 3094; Bob & Ron's Town Tap, McHenry, 3094. information call Board of Education Office - 385-7900,8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. West Campus pool is open for public swimming Thursday evening from 7 to 9; Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5. ENTERTAIN CHILDREN Thirty-six children and seven adults from the Woodstock Children's home were en­ tertained by the McHenry Sno- bus Snowmobile Club, Sunday, Jan. 13. The eventful afternoon was held at the Polar Pairs Clubhouse, located on the Breezy Lawn Farm in Spring G r o v e . F o r t y - t h r e e snowmobiles were made available by club members for the children (accompanied by an adult) to drive. Refresh­ ments were served throughout the afternoon for all present. The children of the Sno-bugs club voted to have this outing for the less fortunate children, in lieu of their own annual Christmas party. Canned Laughter One of the sorriest fea­ tures of commercial televi­ sion is the constant, phony sound of canned laughter on so many productions. So- called comedies are loaded with this fakery--and at the most feeble effort at humor, laughter fills the air. The "smart" people who produce these shows, and sell them miraculously to sponsors, use taped laughter (no live audience) to con­ vince the gullible this fare is humorous, technicians dubbing in laughter on the sound track and relying on the Pavlovian reaction of n o t - t o o - b r i g h t A m e r i c a n viewers. I «/> irs GREAT GOING A-l HEARING AID SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIRS' ON ALL MAKES ITFTY Before you buy! FREE TRIAL ON ALL MODELS & STYLES RA. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES RENTAL ON ZENITH & MAICO HEARING AIDS 3937 W.MAIN ST. McHENRY 815-385-7661 Wtdntiday only 1-5 P.M. Othar location*: Ml. prospect Oik Pafk - Aurora - HimdaTa Batttries Half Price WitBTMlAJ _ GILSON POWER EQUIPMENT Snowthrowers • Snowmobiles / * Lawn & Garden Equipment All equipment warranted 1 year parts & labor Stop in and try one NOVOTNY SALES & SERVICE 5515 N. Wilmot Road (1 Block N. of Ringwood Rd) " McHenry III. 312-497-3103. i . 'Ai'AiLii' -tr araiW ^ No Sweat Savings. HAljifc 7 - PLAINDEALER-FKIDAY, JA1NUAKV 18, 1974 SPORTS CORNER hi? MOVIMG-. RIGHT LINEBACKER. FOR THE WASHINGTON REPSRlNSjS FAMOUS 0 /1 FOR Hi3 'PERPFTUAL MOTION "ANP SPECTACULAR PLAVS- Tt> CNR IS, FVFPy PEA Y IS IMPORTANT ANP HE ALWAYS TRIE'S TD RfFEP /NVOLi/FP AMP Id 35 VJHERB 7HF ACTION IS. •V THE OLD TIMER Sometimes the hardest work of all is trying to save a few extra dollars. Those everyday neces­ sities just seem to eat up your paycheck until there's nothing left to tuck away for the future. But there is an easy way to build a nest egg. The Payroll Savings Plan. Just sign up where you work, and any amount you specify will be set aside from each paycheck and used to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. It's so simple, you almost forget your money's there working for you. Ttw U 5 SOMfitMnt doM not pay lor Bin MvartiMinoni 11 It proMMod u * public Mrvic* in cooperation with Th« Department ot too Treasury and The Advertising Council. And, pretty soon, you'll be surprised at how your savings have grown. The Payroll Savings Plan. Takes some of the perspiration out of plan­ ning ahead. From Mrs. Francis Eaton, West Springeld, PA: I remember back to when I was a little girl and my Mom used to scrub our clothes on the scrub board. All but the over­ all -- they were 'set in a round tub on the back porch in soap and water. My Mom had a stick that looked like it had a funnel turned upside down on the one end and it had holes in it. We called it a plunger. Everytime someone went by it, they were supposed to plunge it up and down 25 times. Needless to say, we children didn't bv the back porch too much. Thke . stock . ln^merica. Bonds mature in less than six years. Now K Bonds pay 5 VI interest when held to maturity of 5 years. 10 months (4rJ the first year). Bonds are rcplsccd if lost, stolen, or destroyed. When needed they csn be cashed at your bank Interest is not subject to ststc or local income taies. and federal tax may be deferred until redemption ONE MINUTE SPORTS OUIZ 1. What teams meet in the Super Bowl January 13? 2. What was the score of the Alabama Notre Dame • clash? 3. What was the outcome of Cotton Bowl clash? 4- The Orange Bowl victory was by what team? 5. What was the Ohio State and Southern California score in the Rose Bowl? Answers To Sports Qeii '11 'Dsn ptre Z\ Oiqo *S •6nSTPUB9i 9ms UU3J •\ •g sBxaxpuB 6I«i|ssiqaN • Bureq -biv pus \z aurea aJPN 'Z -«)OSdUUJW pUB IU1BIW 'I AT BOTH STORES AT BOTH STORES JAN. 17th THRU JAN. 26th - NEW GUNS AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS - BERETTA AL2 Reg. '217.00 '15944 ITHICA XL 900 Reg. '209.95 $18444 MARLIN ZANE GRAY 30/30 Reg '15000 *99" REMINGTI0N MODEL 700'S Reg '159 to 189 '12344 to *153" WINCHESTER MODEL 770'S Reg. '144.00 *116" SPRINGFIELD MODEL 67 SHOTGUNS 12 or 20 GA. Reg.'82.50 RED TAG SALE ON MANY USED SPORTING FIREARMS 20% - 50% OFF • SELECTED SHOTGUN AMMO UP TO 25% OFF • CLOTHING (INCL DOWN) 20% & MORE OFF • PIPE RACKS HUMIDORS 25% Off • ALL PIPES 20% OFF • MANY MANY UNADVERTISED REG TAG SPECIALS M0N-THURS-FRI 9:30 • 9:00 i TUESWED3AT 9:30 • 5:30 CLOSED SUNDAY My Dad used to work on the WPA so he didn't make much money. But my Mom, God bless her, always had food on the table. We grew our own things and can­ ned them for the winter. What a wonderful aroma came out of the kitchen at canning time -- and home made bread fresh out of the oven! I remember our oleo was white and came in a plastic bag with the orange dot in the middle. We had to squeeze that bag to break the dot and if you squeezed it long enough, you had yellow oleo. (Ssnd contributions to thift column to His Old Timor, Box 63*, Frankfort, Ky. 40*01.) High School Players Of The Week ! WRESTLING JANUARY CLEARANCE I MIKE THORNTON Wrestling at heavyweight, up from 185, Mike stayed un- | defeatedby winning 2 matches during the week, upping his record to 9-0. BASKETBALL BEN HIMPELMANN Ben led the Warriors offensively by scoring 30 points against Mundelein and 19 against Marian Cen­ tral this past weekend. SWIMMING O ntiitm RANDY WATKINS Randy has twipe this year broken the Warriors school record ifi the 50 yd. free­ style. NYE TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 2908 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 385-3585 j 1806 Washington St Waukegan 312-662-4034 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III.