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/ PAGE ft - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1974 Sophs Tiefeat Elgin 11 To 10 EARL WALSH So I Hear loly Cow! Just watched the White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 11- 7 in a whing-ding ball game. We are beginning to see that tfatting power the writers told 15 about all spring. Before the Sox broke loose for i 7-run inning, the announcer i sminded that tomorrow is an < 9 day. Could just hear those Cub entors saying, "Every day an off day for those White x." SPORTS EDITOR 1 Note to Bill DeVries: Your "favorite", Ron Santo, played a beautiful game at third base. He has new life and spirit on the south side of town. If it is any comfort to you, Bill, Eddie Buss can't see Santo's greatness either. Now it's "Busse The Bimbo Bowler." The boys twisted his arm to bowl on the Bimbo team in the Chicago Classics. What does he do but bowl a 668 series! No support though. His team lost. Unconditional release for some. Walt Freund's column prediction on Brian Downing looks better each day. The crowd gave Downing a standing ovation. Quite a tribute to a young third baseman-outfielder recently turned catcher. Through heavy rain we set sail for Johnsburg Sunday morning for the pancake breakfast served by the Hettermann softball team. We knew those guys could play ball, but had no idea they could make such good pancakes. Jack Schaefer poured coffee and carried messages to us from various persons about the losing ways of our White Sox. Lloyd and Doris Freund were working. They never lose their enthusiasum for sports. By Dick Rabbitt In what would be considered a gutty performance, the McHenry sophomore baseball team defeated Elgin 11 to 10 in 9 innings last Thursday. Trailing 4 to 0 after one inning of play, the sophs came back and rallied to a 7 to 7 tie after regulation play. Trailing again going into the bottom of the 9th 10 to 9, they rallied for 2 runs to bring about the victory.. Tony Christy in relief of Tommy Ludwig picked up the win for the locals. Christy had 2 doubles, and Jeff Diamani had one, plus a solo homer by catcher Joel Wakitsch. SOPHS McHenry 11 - Elgin 10 Name Stalhman 2b ab h r 3 0 1 BEN|FRAN KLI fSI PARADE - r n t r * 1 O F ; ; > r m " VALUES fmtsncstmes THURSDAY • FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Reg. 3.49 Pair A WOMEN'S DECK SHOES White duck uppers, comfortable , cushionedinsoles. ,Non - slip soles Sizes 5% to 10 R«A Bam® UlTRASHEER Nude Hm. and super stretch for better fit. Petite end medium taN sizes. Choice of fashion "thades. Rmg. 99c Pair Limit 4 CHECK THESE SPECIA f Reg. 1.49 TIE ON CHAIR PADS 99* Reg. 79* Box 20 GtI Sea GARBA6E BA6S 2 for 1 "i Reg 2.50 CIAIR01 BALSAM HAIR COLOR m Reg. 5.98 5 GALLON GASOLINE CAN MB ONE OF A KIND SAIE I COW MATEMA DRY COPIER W Reg. 29.95 Reg. 1.49 ZIPPER-QUILTED PILLOW COVERS 99* Reg. 1.79 14" x 22K" BATH TUB MAT Asst.Cobis BUFFERIN KW's SUPS SCOPE H 02 IAV0RIS UM0N-UP RINSE-SHAMPOO Year Chow 99* Reg. 2.49 2 GALLON GASOLINE CAN •J99 BASKET BAU. BACKBOARD 60AI-R00F BRACES *20.00 Reg. 3" yd. DOUBLE KNIT FABRICS EVERV BOLT ON SAIE 4 MVS OMY *99 w. Reg. 14.88 SUMKM HAIR-DRYER ARRANGER United Qty. Reg. 12.98 DIGITAL CLOCK By Elgin if.n Q TIPS COTTON SWABS Box 170 81* AnK-Sffhown) ATTACHMENT FOR ALL CARS 1 MENS LU66A6E REDUCED ̂ BENVFRAN KLI IM SI NDAY L0:00 - 1 SATURDAY » 00 - FRIDAY TIL 9:00 1)0 530 1250 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS Large Enough To Serve You. Small Enough To Know You. B&NSmt' MAil Roweph 1 1 0 Christy ss-p 6 2 2 Reilly If 4 0 0 Jaskowiak lb 4 1 1 Ludwig p-3b 4 3 2 Vankanegan cf 5 1 2 Diamani 3b-ss 4 2 1 Himplemann rf 5 1 1 0 Wakitsch c 4 2 2 Totals: 40 13 11 Warriors Defeat Elgin And Win Doubleheader From Mundelein Nine EL McH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 3 0 0 2 r-h-e 10 10 3 11 13 8 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High "Warriors" put together three fine games this past week and won all three. On Wednesday in a free for all they defeated Elgin by a score of 11 to 10. Ray Williams led the attack with 3 hits, and Kevin Worm picked up the win. On Saturday they defeated Mundelein in a double header On the way out, we peeked in the kitchen and saw Dick Hiller (former Big Poison on the Tigers). We also noted that the boys couldn't put it all together without the help of some gals in the kitchen. If you know A. G. Hodessy of Whispering Oaks, ask him about man's forgetfulness in life. He lists four. Of course, he may have forgotten them. Thinclads Sixth In Twenty Five Team Invitational Meet By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High trackmen finished 6th in the Batavia Relays held on Saturday at Batavia. Twenty five schools were entered, and Kaneland High School was the winner. This meet is considered to be one of the three best track meets held outside the immediate Suburban area in the entire state. Ev Klapperich was the only winner for the Warriors as he won the 220 yd. dash in 24:0 running into the wind. He also placed 5th in the 100 yd. dash. George Hansen won the coin flip for third place in the pole vault. Tim Talbot picked up a 5th in the 880 yd. run. Sophomore Brian Nuss won a 5th place in the long jump, and the 880 yd. relay team of Denny Useman, Rick Freund, George Hansen and Ev Klapperich placed 4th. Individual trophies were presented to the first 5 finishers, and to members of the relay teams. Tomorrow the thinclads travel to Zion for a meet with the Zee Bees, and on Saturday will host their own relays beginning at 9:00 A.M. Warriors Second To Crystal Lake In Triangular The Crystal Lake Tigers defeated the McHenry Warriors 67 to 60 with Larkin of Elgin finishing 3rd with a total of 51 pts. The meet was held last Thursday in Crystal Lake. Ev Klapperich and Brian Nuss each won 2 events for the locals. Klapperich winning the 100 and 220, and Nuss winning the 330 low < hurdles and long jump. ., Larkin won tte sophomore division, with Crystal LAke second and McHenry third. VARSITY 440 Relay - Larkin (46.5) Crystal Lake, McHenry. 120 H.H. - Streetek (L) (16.7), Peaco (C.L.), Nugent (McH.) Stine (McH) 100 Yd. Dash - Klapperich (McH) (10.6) Paulus (L) Augsten (C.L.) Esposito (C.L.) 880 Yd. Run - R. Anderson (C.L.) (2:02.8) Talbot (McH) Stewart (La) Jablonski (McH) 880 Relay - McHenry (1:37.4) Larkin, Crystal Lake 440 Yd Dash - Paulus (L) (52.3) Freund (C.L.) Smith (C.L.) Fortman (C.L.) 330 L.H. - Nuss (McH) (43.1) Strector (L) Boblin (L) Hignight (McH) Mile Run - Santino (C.L.) (4:43.9) Mclnerney (McH) Westlund (L) Nowell (McH) 2 Mile Run - Santino (C.L.) (53.1) Mclnerney (McH) Barnings (McH) Westlund 220 Yd. Dash - Klapperich (McH) (23.0) Paulus (L) Augsten (C.L.) Esposito (C.L.) Mile Relay - Crystal Lake (3:37.4) Larkin, McHenry Discus - Wetterman (C.L.) (133'10") Hansen (McH) Netherton (C.L.) Decker (McH) Shot Put - Wetterman (C.L.) (46'9") Schafer (C.L.) Ellett (L) Decker (McH) Long Jump - Nuss (McH) 19'5") Czonska (C.L.) Angsten (CL.) Hignight (McH) High Jump - Koepke (L) (5'8") Peaco (C.L.) Gresman (L) Ctonstka (C.L.) * d 1 ° ' Pple Vault - R. Freund (Mcfr) d3'0'7*1C? Andc^SOn (C.L.) Hansen (McH) S. Freund (McH) Triple Jump - Koepke (L) (39*4") Klapperich (McH) Freund (C.L.) Hignight (McH) FROSH-SOPH 440 Relay - Larkin (49.3) Crystal Lake, McHenry 120 H.H. - Oranger (L) (17.0) Koeber (McH) Tocapina (L) Stralcheck (C.L.) 100 Yd. Dash - Kallenbach (L) (10.6) Useman D. (McH) Griggs (McH) Useman H. (McH) 880 Yd Run - Kumdrek (L) (21:6.0) SDUIT (C.L.) Wevland (McH) Alcott (C.L.) 880 Relay - McHenry (1:41.5) Larkin, Crystal Lake 440 Yd. Dash - Kallenbach (L) (54.7) F. Collins (C.L.) B. Collins (C.L.) Zimmerman (L) 330 L.H. - Oranger (L) (43.4) Tocapina (L) Koerber (McH) Meyer (C.L.) Mile Run - Clint (L) (5:7.1) Oakley (McH) O'Rourke (L) Moller (C.L.) 2 Mile Run • O'Rourke (L) (10:35.2) Oakley (McH) Pepping (McH) Moller (C.L.) 220 Yd. Dash - Kallenbach (L) (24.0) Useman (McH) < > I HARVARD SPORTSMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL SMELT FRY IS POSTPONED TO MAY 3rd Club House-.Junction Rts. 14 & 23 (Serving Starts At 6:00 P.M.) Donation: Adults $3.00 Child $1.25 FREE BEER FREE POP pubV\c Free Disston Shear with Hahn Pow-R-Pro Rotary Mowers* MpDEL EGS-6 Retail Value $14.99 \ Choose from 19", 21", and 22" sizes, hand propelled, self propelled and electric start models. "all aluminum housing models 'Grass bag may be obtained FREE instead of Disston Shear Offer expires May 15, 1974 BEE I •••••• E 3729 West Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 at McCracken Field. Steve Himplemann pitched the shoutout and scattered 5 hits for his 5th win.of the season. In the nightcap Kevin Worm with 3 hits, and the pitching of Mike Winters enabled the Warriors to walk off with a 3 to 1 victory. The double win enabled the Warriors to climb to 3rd place in the North Suburban one game behind Libertyville and Dundee. The Warriors are 8 and 6 for the season and 4 and 2 in the North Suburban. Tomorrow they host the always dangerous ZeeBees from Zion. Game time is 4:30at McCracken Field. VARSITY McHenry 11 - Elgon 10 ab h r McHenry 2 1ST Mundelein 0 Name ab h r Himplemann 3 1 0 Freund 2 0 0 Wickencamp 3 0 0 Dobbertin 3 1 0 Grab 3 0' 0 Worm 3 1 0 Camasta 3 1. 1 O'Halleran 1 0 , el Staley 2 0 0 Totals: 23 4 2 r h e . Mund 0000000 052 M c H 0 0 0 0 2 0 x 2 4 2 Name Himplemann ss Freund 2b Wormp Goughp Winters p Dobbertin c Grabowski lb Camas ta 3b Oleszczuk rf Staley cf Williams If McHenry 3 - Name Himplemann Freund Staley Dobbertin Grab Worm Camas ta Oleszczuk Winters 2ND Mund ab 3 3 1 4 4 4 3 1 3 Total: El McH 29 11 11 6 7 2 0 0 x r h e 10 11 2 11 11 2 Totals: Mund McH 26 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 r he 1 6 2 3 5 0 MCHS Golfers Beat Grayslake, Lose To C.L. And Harrington By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High golfers beat Grayslake by a score of 172 to 182. Bobby Buss and Kenne Ludwig each had a 42, while Chuck Jesky and Jim Burke each carded a 44. In losing to Crystal Lake 168 was low ' team } to 178 Chuck Jesky man for the McHenry with a 39. Kenne Ludwig with a 40 and Jim Burke with a 41 , paced the locals, although they i lost to Barrington 158 to 167. . Tomorrow the golf squad will > travel to Crown. 1 Chapel Hill • Uwn C -Mil . Hie annual spring meeting was held April 16. There were 61 members present. The teams and captains for the new season are as follows: Du-Ro Duffers, Laura Schmitt; McHenry Roofing Pat Barber; Weathervane' Yarns, Dorothy Kreamcheck; McHenry Floral, Claire Rosing; Brush'n Curl, Betty Gende; Little Chef, Eve Sanford; Dejka Welding, Theresa Dejka; Harry's Arco, Meyer (C.L.) Murgatroyd (McH) Mile Relay - Crystal Lake (3:56) Larkin, McHenry Discus - Rudolph (McH) (99V2') Genz (L) Gustaeson (C.L.) Anderson (C.L.) Shot Put - Rasmussen (C.L.) (40'2") Genz (L) Krahn (L) Gustavson (C.L.) Long Jump - Useman (McH) (19'3V4") Rode (McH) Oranger (L) Bobrow (L) High Jump - Conway (L) (5'8") Mehan (L) Cummings (C.L.) Johnson (C.L.) Pole Vault - Cummings (C.L.) Cochran (L) (8'6") Loitz (C.L.) Younger (C.L.) Swanson (McH) Triple Jump - Rode (McH) (35'9V) Kallenbach (L) Schillan (McH) Doris Freund; Nowak 1 Construction, Wanda Gerhke; He t t e rmann ' s , Doro thy He t t e rmann ; McHenry Recreation, Vi Johnson; Longhorn, Isabel Stilling. Opening day is April 30. will ta an alternate shot team ' event. Each team has been % assigned a tee time. The first * tee time will be 9 a.m. i Everyone should be there rain or shine. j I Coast Guard"! ' The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 6-3 of Fox) Lake, 111., will be at Mark's Marine in McHenry, 111.,} Saturday and Sunday, April 27' and 28. < The Auxiliary members will' be t he re to answer your ) questions on boating and boating safety and the new i requirements on Personal Flotation Devices. If you are in \ the area of Mark's Marine on April 27 and 28 stop in and get • a cqua in t ed , and ge t you r ' ques t ions on boa t ing and ; boating safety answered. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL 5 Attention girls! It is ttmej, once again to sign up for the organized women's softball* team of McHenry. There will be* an entry fee and also a\ minimum age limit of 15. If interested, call Maggie (385-, 3404). ' Sophomores Split With Mundelein Ball Team The McHenry sophomores split a pair of games with the Mundelein sophomores last Saturday at Mundelein. Mundelein won the opener 7 to 2. Ron Himpelmann was the losing pitcher for the young Warriors. In the nightcap McHenry won 10 to 3 behind the 4 hit pitching of Tony Christy. Jeff Diamani, Ron Himpe lmann , and Mar ty VanKanegan all homered for McHenry. The freshmen lost a pair of games to Mundelein 11 to 0 and 11 to 3. SEASON OPENER SATURDAY NIGHT APR. 27th KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY ILMONT, WISCONSIN ' I.R. A. 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