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PAGE 6 - PLAINDE ALER-FRIl>AY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1971 Northern Mini Bowmen News Howard* Wagner of Elgin, shot the top score of the 66 bowhunters attending Northern Illini Bowmen's broadhead shoot last weekend. Howard uses a sight on his bow and was able to shoot his heavy hunting broadheads for a score of 560, winning the Free Style "Jack Perry Memorial'" Traveling Trophy for 1974. Ernest Villegas of West Chicago was the winner of the Barebow Traveling Trophy with a score of 530 Both Wagner and Villegas are members of Sioux Wasky Bowmen of Bartlett. Other winners in the Free Style class were Clayton Eddleman of Elgin shooting 520. Robert Matthew of Lake Villa shot 500. Charles Smith shot 415 and Charles Ruccola shot 400, both archers are from Wheeling Archery Club Other Barebow men winners were George Smith of Belvidere shooting 515. Third place went to the Illinois Archery Association's Bowhunting Division President, Jim Bunting, scoring 505 Lyle Trumble of Woodstock shot a 470 for 4th place and Jim Box and Joe Raven, both of McHenry, tied for fifth scoring 455 each Winners in the women's Free Style class were Bea Matthews of Illinois Conservation Archers of Lake Villa and Irene Trumble of Northern Illini Bowmen tying with 430 each. Third place went to Linda Carlson of ICA. Barebow women's first place, scoring 370, went to Bev Wickert of Aurora with 2nd place taken by Ardene Raven of McHenry with a 330. Third place to Shirl Heffernan an NIB member from Lake Villa. Youth winner was David Wickert of Aurora with 395. Second place went to 8 year old Joey Raven of McHenry scoring 220 and third to Doug Johnson of ICA with 205. The youth shot field tips. Northern Illini Bowmen invite broadhead shooters to join their Wednesday evening family night shooting at a nominal fee for the use of the 16 broadhead target range on Draper Road, a mile west of |fcHenry. '< The next NIB meeting will be Siursday, Sept. 19, 8 p.m. at cHenry Legion. Irene Trumble, Sec. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. With so much sports copy and so many pictures this issue, some may have to be held over for next week Our make-up artists haven't figured out how to fit a square peg into a round hole So. We said it might be a good time to skip a column and give everybody a rest. That's when our little Ilelen (line-o-type gal) gave the order "Write a column.," It 's hard to argue with a woman. Fall is in the air. Leaves are falling like our hair after a shampoo. School bells are ringing In our day that meant squeezing your feet into shoes after a summer of going barefoot. Torture. Those damyankees "don't show no respect" for our White Sox. It isn't bombs away like the days of the old Yankees, but they hit and run like scared rabbits. What the Sox need are new pitchers and more players from Iowa where they grow more than tall corn. The Cubs backed up t he truck last year to haul em out. They may have to crank up the truck and bring back a new batch Had a short visit with County Clerk Vern Kays. Not enough time to decide what we are going to do about our Sox for next year We really wanted Ron Santo to have a big year in a White Sox uniform. Could be old father time has caught up to him Dick Allen has a lot of hits, homers and RBI's But watch for the statisticians to count up his strikeouts and the times he has hit into double plays. They have already started to count the number of times he has forgotten the number of outs. One thing he could do before retiring is to teach his mates how to run bases. He cuts the inside of third base and heads for home while others circle half way to the grandstand The ranks are thinning Joe Sutton is the latest McHenry Old Timer to leave this earth. The Sutton name goes way back in the early history of McHenry A good name. We liked Joe When death scratches the name of a good friend off your list, you may gain a new friend, but vou never replace an old friend Bowling scores are back. Note to secretaries: Please don't crowd names and scores together. Use another sheet of paper if necessary. That goes for writers of other stories, too. We said, please! This country is about to recognize Cuba again That should bring back those good Havana cigars Those Cubans can't be all bad. Now, Helen. We wrote it. You set it-- and hope somebody reads it. Jaycee Tennis Meet Proves Big Success POftMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS atoiii jw, mat 1214 N. Green St., McHenry McHenry Country Club In the Labor Day event played at the club on Sunday, Sept. 1 and Monday, Sept. 2, two teams tied for first place. The team of Frank Cuda, Bruce Domoto, Ben Chelini, Sr., and Mary Ma honey, and the team of Ben Chelini, Jr., Doc Carelli, Dick Hester and Vi Turner both ended with 35 under par In third place was the team of Pat Lawler, Lou Consago, Bob Newkirk and Ethel Koehler. Fourth place went at the team of Dick Freund, Bud Elbersen, Rex Wilson and Dot Christensen. John Nolan and his committee did a fine job. The first round of the Past President's Tournament will be played at the club on Sunday, Sept. 8. The McHenry area Jaycees were quite pleased with the large turnout of area youngsters for their first tennis meet. The contests were held at the high school courts on Saturday. Results: Girls age eleven: 1st, Sue Hutchinson; 2nd Kathy Sabatka Girls age 14-15; 1st, Stephanie Pitel; 2nd, Toni Weber; 3rd, Linda Bonk. Girls age 16-18; 1st, Reggie Lunkenheimer ; 2nd, Cathy Byers. Boys age eleven; 1st, Myron Schaan; 2nd, Jeff Justen; 3rd Dan Long. Boys 12-13; 1st, Peter Prust; 2nd, Tim Sabatka; 3rd, John Partenheimer. Boys 14-15; 1st, Dave Kennebeck; 2nd, Lowell Kivley; 3rd, Dave Wohnrade. Boys 16-18; 1st, Greg Worm; 2nd, Randy Blankenhorn; 3rd , Kenne Ludwig. rime Drama & Adult Classic (SEPARATE PROGRAMS - SEPARATE TICKETS FOR EACH) FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Presented Friday, Sept. 6 thru Thursday, Sept. 12 Cartoon at 6:50 - Feature at 7:00 Only - Out at 8:45 JE>tN-LOUIS TRINTIGNKNT SHE OUTSIDE! mmSrfla 4NN-MKRGRET R0YSCHEIDER HNGIE DICKINSON ZZZ^ HARVARD THEATRE * '1-2 < V 1 ) FR SIR I I 1 \ / / I A ' I 1RP. I I I IXOIS 24 HOI R INFORM A TIO A (S15} V4J-4451 (LEAN COMFORTABLE - CONTROLLED ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Featured Friday, Sept 6 thru Thursday, Sept. 12 At 9:00 & 10:25 Every Night. 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The Sophs will play at 12 noon and the Varsity will kick off at 2 p.m. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Ed9s Rental Team Golfers Open Season Wins Championship ^ l th ^'n Over Grant • P/xn « U P U.. ̂ 1. Dnrl/n nnnh 1 I The women's 16 inch league ended the season in a championship game when Ed's Rental beat the First National Bank by a score of 13-8. Both teams came into the final game with a 8-1 record. Last year these two teams also had a championship game, with First National winning. Ed's Rental started the scoring in the top of the second inning with Kathy Boro hitting a homerun with one man on base. The Rentall scored 2 more runs in the top of the third with First National getting 3 runs. Fourth inning brought six runs for Ed's Rental with Julie Gende hitting a homerun. her first of two that night. The First National Bank came on strong in the bottom of the fifth inning by getting 5 runs, even though Sis Kloepfer, catcher for the Rental made some excellent plays at home plate. Ed's Rental finished the scoring with 3 runs in the 7th inning - final score 13-8. What kept Ed's Rental in the game was good fielding by Judy Boro - left field, Kathy McBreen - center field, and Jeanie Busse - right field. The Rentals infield consisted of from 1st to 3rd base: Jeanie Gende, Millie Gende, Kathy Boro, Julie Gende and Bev Scala Substitute players for the game were Mary Beth Gende, Leslie Nordenson, and Kim Pinkstaff. Joanne Ospalik, pitcher for Ed's Rental, with a record of 8-1, kept First National to a maximum of 12 hits, while Ed's Rental got 26 hits off of First National. Ed's Rental was coached by John Gende and Mike Gende. The Women's 16 inch league played every Monday night during the summer and are looking forward to next season. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golf team opened their fall season on Tuesday with a nifty win over Grant high school. The score was 155 to 193. Leading the way was sophomore Bobby Buss who shot a 36. Bob Buenzli had a 39 and Kenne Ludwig and Jim Burke each carded a 40 The sophs also won 176 to 213. Tom Pepping had a 42. Ed Zumski carded a 43. Jim Buenzli had a 45 and Rich Long came in with a score of 46. The golfers host the Crystal Lake team here on Monday and on Wednesday travel to Grayslake Harriers Off and Running Tuesday At West Campus Warriors Open 974 Season At Mundelein High HOSIER FIGURES IN 1974 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY FOOTBALLPLANS Former McHenry high school standout Gary Hosier figures to see action with the 1974 Northern Illinois University football team, according to Huskie grid boss Jerry lppoliti. Hosier, pictured with NIU offensive coordinator Ralph Zurbrugg, is a senior tight end. Ippoliti's Huskies will open their 1974 campaign Saturday, Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m. (CDT) by hosting Long Beach State University at Huskie Stadium in DeKalb. This follows the NIU season opener Saturday, Sept. 7 at McNeese State University in Lake Charles, La. (PHOTO BY HERN SHENKIN) By Dick Rabbitt Coach Bill Day will take his "Fighting Warriors" to Mundelein tomorrow to open the 1974 football season. Sophomore game at 12 p.m. and the Varsity at 2 p.m. Spirit is still running high in the Warrior camp, and from the looks of things the Warriors could be a surprise in the North Suburban. In talking with various people around the league, the comment is always "Watch McHenry this year". With a veteran line returning, and with plenty of speed and depth in the backfield, the Warriors will indeed be gunning for revenge on their North Suburban conference foes. A couple of linemen have stood out so far this week in practice, Kerry Jernigan and Roger Gerstad. Credit must be given where it is due, and these two lads have earned it this past week Coach Day is confident that the Warriors will be ready for Saturday's game The Mustangs lost a lot of boys by graduation Only returning letterman in the backfield is Rick Roothe. but he was one of SKYLINE o u t * 1 JO - 1 Mile Eo»t of McHenry P®™Sept 6 thru Sept 12^^™ I SIDNEY POITIER BILL COSBY Aryj Iharry belafonte As Geechir Dan UPTOWN SATURDAY , NIGHT the top scorers in the conference last year. They have a veteran defensive line, but the offense is spotty, with a lot of newcomers filling in the positions. It looks as if it will shape up to be a real ball game, so let's all journey to Mundelein on Saturday and root the Warriors home to a victory. Coach Bill Hutchinson "Running Warriors" open their 1974 cross country season on Tuesday at West campus. Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich will provide the opposition. Looking in mid season form at this time are John Mclnerney, John Barnings, Andy Oakley, Tim Talbot, Kevin Wynveen and Greg Worm. Showing vast improvement in the pre-season training are: Greg O'Halleran, Ron Himpelmann, Steve Thorns, and Randy Blankenhorn. Once again it is crystal ball time, and I'm picking the Warriors to start the season with a win over the Mustangs. Lake Forest over Dundee Zion over Libertyville (ZeeBees the team to beat this year) Barrington over Crown (Barrington always a contender) Crystal Lake over North Chicago (Tigers too strong for War hawks) Coach Hutchinson feels that the team has the potential to do an outstanding job this season. Don't forget 4:30 p.m. at West campus on Tuesday. LADIES LEAGUE Tues., 7 p.m. 9-3-74 Lois Crouch, 477; Wilma Aylward, 476; Helen Spencer, 514' Sue Koleno, 428; Barb Leight, 518; Jean Weyland, 468;Mary Cook, 468; Annette Joyce, 423; Tres Steffen , 482; Jo Rizzo, 436; Sue Smith, 477; Ronnie Ramkowske, 467; Eleanore Glaviano, 443; Betty O'Brien, 540; Bitsy Schaefer, 423; Grace Steinsdoerfer, 421; Clarice Buenzli, 452; Kathy Miller, 439; Shirley Lossmann, 484; Van Diedrich, 429; Flo Dercale, 439; Sharon Kujak, 451. Railroads: Elaine Justen 5- 10; Pat Fischer 5-6-10; Pam Kosior 3-7-10. T I 3 3 1 J ' HER BEST LESSONS WERE TAUGHT AFTER CLASS! COLOR K - ALL-STARS WIN. The McHenry youth league 15 year old All-Stars won an 8-5 victory over the Woodstock All-Stars. The win was highlighted by a grand slam homer by Jeff Damiani and a two run homer by Tom Ludwig. Kneeling l-r are Tom Tonyan, Ken Buch, Bill Verstage, Jerry Pepping, Marty Fossum and Tom LaFontaine. Standing are Coach Hank Buch, Bill Hurckes, Jeff Lennon, Tom Ludwig, Charles Miller, Jeff Damiani, Larry Oeffling, Jim McMahon and Coach Jack Staley. Missing is Bob Buss. (STAFF PHOTO-W AYNE GAYLORD) .OUTDOOR IGRAYSIAKE RT 120 & 83 223-8155 $4.00 Carload STARTS FRIDAY $1.00 SAT. & SUN. Til 5p.m. A Report Card on the Love Generation <* Young Graduates K iV( RNAI ",/NAi PU COLOR SHE CORRUPTED THE YOUTHFUL MORALITY OF AN ENTIRE SCHOOL! THE TEACHER - AMiiEL TOMPKINS Plus Co-Feature '«Young A Report Card on the Graduates - BONUS LATE SHOW FR1. & SAT. "THE STEPMOTHER- FLEA MARKET SUNDAYS 8-4 GIGANTIC ONE-STOP frAJUfrj^ALE! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND A RE RELEASE A RE-RELEASE THE ORIGINAL SCREEN APPEARANCE OF TOM IAU6HIIN AS BILLY JACK In COLOR [g§ It An AMERICAN INTERNATIONA! RE RELEASE « Ever^night^OOjj^^O