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m* *4. Golfers Tie North Chicago Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High golf team tied with North Chicago last Thursday at the McHenry Country Club. Each team has a total of 167. This was the 4th tie for the Warhawks this season. Jim Burke paced the local team with a nifty 37. Chuck Jesky had a 41, Bob Buss had a 44 and Kenne Ludwig and Marty Zeller each shot a 45. The sophomores remained undefeated as they won 181 to 1%. Lowell Kively had a 44 along with Bob Buenzli. Otto Dschida had a 45, and Alan Hill and Vic Santi each shot a 46. PAGE » - PLAINTVF. A1.ER . WEDNESDAY. MAY 8,1974 GE... Americas 1 Major Appliance Value! FREEDOMS fOR MOM!# The Potscrubber ^ DISHWASHER WAKRIOR SOPH BASEBALL TEAM. In the front row are 1-r, Bill Joskowiak, Casey Stahlman. Bill Rowe, Greg O'Halleran, Tony Cristy, Bill Myers, Vett Frantz; middle row; Rom Ludwig, Bob Hromec, Jeff Damiani, Bill Mahon, Joel Wakish, Dean Peterson, Marty VanKanegan; back row; John Kasper, Hal Hart wig, Mike Mai, Joe Knaack, Brett Jackson, Terry Reilly, Ron Himpelmann, Coach Rabbitt. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Warriors Win Woodstock Invitational Track Meet By Dick Rabbit The McHenry High School track team came from behind Saturday to capture the First Annual Woodstock Invitational as they gathered in 59 points to outpoint a strong Rockford East earn which finished with 56 points. In last Saturday's McHenry Relays the thinclads fell short by 4 points in losing to Kaneland, but Saturday at Woodstock was a different story. Trailing both Rockford East and Woodstock with two events remaining, the Warriors were not to be denied. With Ev Klapperich and Denny Useman picking up a second and fourth in the 220, and with Rick Freund and George Hansen finishing two-three in the pole vault, the Warriors picked up the necessary points to insure victory. Depth was the name of the game for the thinclads on Saturday. Placing in 14 of the 17 events, with only three first Varisty Warriors With North Chicago Nine Split The McHenry High Warriors split a doubleheader at North Chicago last Saturday. In the first game Steve Himpelmann went all the way as the Warriors won 5 to 3. Jim Grabowski and Bob Dobbertin each had 2 hits for the Warriors. In the nightcap North Chicago won 6 to 3. The Warriors could not take advantage of 8 Warhawk errors, and they themselves committed 6 miscues. Mike Winters was the losing pitcher. The Warriors managed only 3 hits in the game. The Warriors are now 5 and 6 in the North Suburban. Wormrf Wickencamp ss Staley cf Williams 3b Kasperzyk If 30 10 5 McHenry N.C. 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 5-10-4 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3- 8-4 BOXSCORES Himpelmann p Freund 2b Grabowski lb Dobbertin c ab 2 4 4 3 Himpelmann 6 Freund 4-2 Grabowski 3 Dobbertin 2 Kasprzyk 4 Worm 9 O'Halleran 7 Williams 5 Oleszczuk 8 Winters 1 Staley ph Wickenkamp ph place finishes, the classy Warriors put out a supreme effort for the title. Brian Nuss picked up two first place ribbons for the Warriors as he won the 330 yd. low hurdles and the long jump. The only other Warrior to finish first was Tim Talbot in the 880 yd. run. Again congratulations are in order to Coach Scott, his staff, and a great track team for a job well done. TEAM SCORES MCHENRY 59 Rockford East 56 Woodstock 49 West Aurora 40 Dundee 35 Rockford Jefferson 27 MCHENRY SCORING 440 yd. relay - 4th, Loren Klapperich, George Hansen, Rick Freund and Denny Useman, 47.6 2 mile run - 2nd, John Mclnenery, 9.50 120 HH - 4th, Mike Cajthaml, 15.9 100 yd. dash - 2nd, Ev Klapperich, 10.1. 880 yd. run - 1st, Tim Talbot, 2.04. 880 relay - 2nd, Denny Useman, Loren Klapperich, Brian Nuss and George Hansen, 1.38:2. American & © Legion v Baseball Cooked Tongue Cooked tongue is an "ace" in the refrigerator for meat platters or for combining with salads for a cold meal. It's feasy to cook and chill a fresh or smoked beef tongue, which is convenient for future use. Just cover with water, cover the pot tightly and simmer until tender, 2% to 3% hours. Plunge tongue in cold water, re­ move skin and chill. Slice as desired. Following a recent announcement, we now learn that registration for play in American Legion baseball closes May 15. 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A 2 run first inning was all the lefthander needed as he walked 5 and struck out 9 in going the route 440 yrd. run - 3rd Ev Klapperich, 54.5. 330 LH - 1st, Brian Nuss, 42.0. Mile run - 4th, John Mclnenery. 220 yd. dash - 2nd & 4th, Ev Klapperich and Denny Useman. Mile relay - 2 nd, Brian Nuss, Greg Thornton, Tim Talbot and Loren Klapperich. Discus - 3rd, Brett Decker. pole vault - 2nd & 3rd, Rick Freund, George Hansen. Long Jump - 1st, Brian Nuss, 19'9". for the win. The ;Warriors collected six hits, including 2 by catcher Bob Dobbertin. BOX SCORE ab .. . ths brushless water action that washes pots, pans and svan her crusty casseroles sparkling clean. 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