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> PAGE • - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, I§74 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. Steve Thompson andCindy Miotto are all dressed for an afternoon of snowmobttlng. The Greenwood Gremlins 4-H club are sponsoring a snowmobile safety clinic. Steve and Cindy are members of the club and are helping organize the clinic. One of the features of the clinic will be a display of proper wearing apparel for snowmobiling. It appears as though Cindy could use some pointers on dressing for snowmobiling. Dress boots, long scarf, and no gloves are not what one would recommend for a snowmobile ride. The Snowmobile Safety Clinic will be held on Saturday, November 16,1 to 3:30 p.m. at the Greenwood Methodist church, Greenwood. Anyone who is nine years or older is invited to attend. You do not need to be a 4-H-er. 12TH ANNUAL KING KORN TOURNAMENT NOV. 2d-30, 1974 WINNER No. 1-Nd. 2 » 4tS3 (SAT.) 9:00 A.M. (SAT.) GAME No. 1 WINNER No. 1 -- 1:30 (FRI.) ROCHELLE 1:15 (SAT.) WINNER No. 1-No. 2 1:15 (SAT.) DEKALB WINNER No. 2 3:00 (FRI.) BELVIDERE CHAMPIONSHIP That White Sox Super-Star, Dick Allen, is something else. He packed his bags and left the team before the season ended and told his teammates he was retiring. Now he is reported as saying he is coming back. Looks like it is time for the management to decide who is running the show. Let's send Allen to the Cubs and get even with them for that Santo trade Contributed: McHenry has always been known for its athletes but sometimes there are those who remain hidden. For instance, in 1932 a young man set the record for the l/z mile at the Oak Park Relay Races !(a record that has never been broken) AND he lives in McHenry! AND he's still at it. Yep, Dick Barrows was seen sprinting down Front Street last Wednesday, AND he won! His speed was AMAZING, even to the young girl chasing him. It was a real race, the winner got a magnum of champagne. Were you afraid of the girl, Dick, or were you thirsty? That fine old Vet, Paul Leubscher, Commander of McHenry Barracks, saw his first big league baseball game way back in 1905. That must have been just after Abner Doubleday laid out the first diamond. Jerry Bellak (385-5705) is still looking for applicants for Men's Basketball. Now is the time to make a big decision. Do you put your snow tires on or wait for the first big storm when everybody else is rushing for service. Our government has finally decided we are in a recession. Most of us could have told them quite a while ago. That's like somebody telling us our hairline is receding. Martin Smith won't be calling on us to talk baseball any more. We went to his wake Wed­ nesday night. He lived to the ripe old age of 89 years. Martin lived in St. Louis the last 47 years so naturally became a Cardinal baseball fan. When he came to McHenry for a visit, we always told him how we hoped to see our White Sox play his Cardinals in a World Series. But, mostly, we talked about McHenry teams when they played in the Wattles Driving Park. Fans lived all week for the big game on Sunday. There wasn't any television to distract us. Good ball players were imported in those days and bets were heavy. Martin's barber shop and pool room where Ruck's Hardware is now located was a popular spot. That was the spot where World Series results were posted on a board inning by inning as they were telegraphed to the C&NW depot. Bob Weber was the runner between the depot and Martin's shop. Martin wasn't able to come to McHenry the last few years and we missed those chats. He loved sports. Mostly baseball. So we got along just fine. YMCA Swim Classes Begin November 18 WINNER No. 3-No. 4 MkPLACE 5* OUT.) ? , in No. 3-No. 4 WEST AURORA w * * **' TW- • •* LOSER No. 3 GAME No. 3 WINNER No. 3 LOSER No. 3 GAME No. 3 MARENGO 10:30 A.M. (SAT.) 2:45 (SAT.) 10:30 A.M. (SAT.) SYCAMORE 2:45 (SAT.) LOSER No. 4 WINNER No. 4 LOSER No. 4 8:30 (FRI.) McHENRY SNEFIT SKATING PARTY Fox Valley Christian Sdfool is sponsoring a roller '* ing party at the Just For Roller rink, McHenry,' lay, Nov. 21 from 6:30 to p.m. Proceeds from the will go toward the pur- of a bus for the school, public is urged to attend, ts will be available at the Warriors Open Season In King Korn Tourney Basketball .Sycamore season High opens at School, IP MILLER VOODSTOCK - 338-0032 LOOK!! New Low Admission Price ALL SEATS $1.00 Anytime- STARTS FRIDAY NOV. 15th FOR 1 WEEK DIRTY MARY CRAZY LARRY PETER FONDA • SUSAN GEORGE "THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT" " Starts Friday Nov. 22 "SANTA CLAUS" Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Nov. 28-29-30-Dec.l MATINEES AT 2 P.M. ONLY ALL SEATS 75c Sycamore, Illinois with the Twelfth Annual King Korn Tourney to be played on Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 30. Eight area schools will be participating for the cham­ pionship trophy which was won by West Aurora last year. The Upstate Eight Conference will have DeKalb and We«*t Aurora involved in the tournament. The Little Seven Conference New winter swim instruction classes conducted by the Lake Region YMCA will begin on;'^ Monday, Nov. 18. All classe% are conducted in the clear/ heated pool of the Lake Region YMCA located on the west side of Route 31 just south of Route 14. The ten week session of in­ struction usually meet once a week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday. There are classes for 7 through 17 year old girls and boys. The national Progressive YMCA Aquatic Program is followed for all instructional classes. Beginners classes are scheduled for weekdays from 4:15-5:00 and from 11:00-11:45 and 1:30-2:15 and 2:15-3:00 on will have Sycamore and Kaneland playing for the trophy honors. The Big Nine Conference will be represented by Belvidere. Marengo will represent the Shark , Con­ ference. Rochelle will represent the North Central Conference in the tourney and McHenry the North Suburban Conference. Tourney action opens at 1:30 on Friday, November 29 and continues through the cham­ pionship game on Saturday evening, November 30. Saturdays. There is one in­ structor for every ten youth. POLLiWOGS Polliwogs meet on weekdays from 4:15-5:00 and on Saturdays from 11:00-11:45 or 2:15-3:00. There is one in­ structor for every ten youth. Deep water classes are scheduled for youth according to their abilities. Minnows class is from 4:15-5:00 on Monday or Wednesday or on Saturday from 9:15-10:00 or 11:00-11:45 or 2:15-3:00. Fish classes meet Tuesday or Thursday from 4:15-5:00 or Saturday from 11 00-11.45 or 1:30-2:15. Flying fish classees meet on Fridays from 4:15-5:00 or Saturday from 1:30-2:15 or 2:15-3:00. Shark classes meet on Fridays from 4:15-5:00 or on Saturdays from 1:30-2:15. There is one instructor for every twelve deep water students. Diving for beginners is on Thursday from 4:15-5:00 or on Saturday from 2:15-3:00. Ad­ vanced divers meet on Tuesdays from 4:15-5:00. Physically handicapped is on Monday from 6:00-7:00 PM. The Lake Region YMCA office is at 7315 S. Route 31 in Crystal Lake. Registrations and information are available Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 9:30 PM. on Saturday from 9:00 AM through Warriors Place Nine On All County Team By Dick Rabbitt Once again the McHenry Plaindealer is giving recognition to the athletes of McHenry County. Again we asked all the coaches of the high schools in the county to submit names of their players they thought worthy of the honor. As in the past we had wonderful cooperation from these coaches, and we hope in the future to get all the county newspapers behind this fine project. Because of our location, it is felt among the coaches that our athletes do not get the recognition they deserve. In a somewhat humble way, we hope that the athletes named, will feel that their playing football this past season has not been overlooked. From the 33 players named to the team plus the 12 honorable mention, one can see that there is plenty of size and talent in the county. George Hansen a halfback of the Warriors rushed for 964 yds and scored 16 touchdowns and was an all choice in the North Suburban. Bob Eppel, who was a mainstay of the defensive unit, tops in the league. Dan Voight and Mike Roberts key linemen in the Warrior offense and defense. Ev Klapperich the senior speedster who averaged 20 yd per catch from the passing arm of Steve Kaspryzk. Jim Stalo one of the leading scorers in the North Suburban from Crystal Lake. He along with fine defensive player Ross Toresi were the backbone of the Tiger team under Coach Bill Mack. Another Tiger who was a terror, Kurt Schafer, the big end. Richmond had probably the finest halfback in the county. Mike Curelo a 5*11 180 lb scatback ran for 8 961 yds and played in only 6 games. Mike averaged 5.7 yd per carry, and was sidelined for three games with an ankle injury. Marian Central, although not winning a game, had an outstanding quarterback in John Craig. Young John threw for over 1,000 yds this season, and that's a lot of yards in tossing the football. Huntley had a couple of Little 8 and Elgin Area players. Mark Brettschneider a defensive back, and Shane Jordy a 6'0 245 junior tackle. Harvard had Terry Perkins represented. Terry averaged 28 yds per catch in 13 attempts for 335 yds. Neil Schultz a 6'0 center was another representative of the Hornet squad. Woodstock had Luke Lohmeyer a fine senior tackle. He was a first team selection in the Northwest Suburban, and was Capt. of the Streaks. Jim Rochford another Streak named to the Northwest Suburban as a defensive back. Randy Stock an end caught 27 passes for 437 yds for the Streaks this year. Tom Burke from Cary Grove the M.V.P. of his team and an all Northwest selection at uarterback, along with Randy einhans the Most Valuable Defensive Player award at Cary. My good friend Rod Poppe at Marengo, who lost 3 games this year, and that is bad for Rod had Dave Decker a center at 5'10 and 230 lbs., along with a safety Glen Edie among his choices. I think any coach would like to take the 33 players selected and start the season tomorrow. Whether they are from a big or little school, the talent is there, and McHenry County does not have to take a back seat to any other area. qui K1 ALL McHENRY COUNTY FOOTBALL SQUAD Name School Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Geo. Hansei\ McH HB 5'9" 160 Sr Dan Voight McH T 6*2" 214 Sr Bob Eppel McH T 6'0" 187 Sr Ev Klapperich McH HB 6'0" 175 Sr John Dix McH E 6'2" 192 Sr Steve Lane McH FB 5'10" 175 Sr Steve Kaspryzk McH QB 5'H" 165 Sr Mike Roberts McH G 5'9" 216 Sr Neal Barry McH G 6'0" 195 Sr Kurt Schafer C.L. T 6'0" 208 Sr Mike Musyl C.L. G 6'0" 210 Sr Ross Toresi C.L. W.B 5'8" 158 Sr Jim Stalo C.L. HB 5'9" 163 Sr Terry Perkins Har E 6'2" 195 Sr Neil Schultz Har C 5' 11" 188 Sr Luke Lohmeyer Wood T 6'1" 215 Sr Jim Rochford Wood DB 5'10" 165 Sr Chris Dahm Wood LB 5'10" 160 Sr Randy Stock Wood E 5'11" t 170 Jr Jim Bodi Rich LB 6'0" 190 Sr Jim Haswell Rich T 5'10" 180 Sr Mike Curelo Rich HB 5'11" 180 Jr Dave Decker Marengo C 5'10" 230 Sr Glen Edie Marengo S 5'10" 155 Sr Chuck Martina M.C. T 6'3" 194 Sr John Craig M.C. QB 5*9" 165 Sr Dave Faff Hunt G . 6'1" 175 Sr Mark . : • • i , -j' J. . Sr Br6ttschnieder Hunt 9B 5'10" 155 Sr Shane Jordy Hunt -T v 6'3" 245 Jr Mark Goris C.L. T 6'1" 195 Jr Tom Burke C.G. HB 5'10" 182 Sr Randy Kleinhans C.G. QB 6'2" 170 Sr Rob Kleinhans C.G. HB 6'1" 170 Sr HONORABLE MENTION 5:00 PM, and Sunday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. For further information call the YMCA at 459-4455. BOWLING NOTES TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Nov., 11,9:30P.M. W. Gehrke 196-518; V. Steege 186-514; J. Lexow 204-501; R. Bomke 165-477; L. Roepenack 180-473; D. Schiavone 168-472; E. Damians 170-467; R. Romkowske 162-463; D. Watson 168-460; V. Kilzer 167-444. Conversions: G. O'Leary 2-7- 10; A. Barger 4-3-10; D. Watson 3-5-10 & 2-7; D. Schiavone 3-7- 10. 5-10: M. Goss, D. Watson and K. Lulow 3-10: N. Shulda, W. Gehrke, F. Bush and L. Roepenack. LADIES TUESDAY NITE LEAGUE 7P.M. Lauretta Homo 462; Sharon A1 Flugge Cary Grove Andy Forrest Crystal Lake Chris Knapp Crystal Lake Pat McCormick Richmond Al Ducy Richmond Andy Miller Richmond Steve Marzahl Richmond Scott Lindsey Huntley John Connerty M.C. Dan Knox M.C. Dave Dulberg McHenry Steve Whitehead McHenry 385-3093 CONDITIONERS WATER HOUSE OP HEARING AIDS (ALL BRA D NAME HEARING AIDS 30 DAY TRIAL 55) 399 All IN (At *99 to * New directional electronic hear­ ing aid. Lets you hear all around you and it cuts down noises, so you can hear plainly again. You may trade your old hearing aid for the above- WED. 0NLY.1 P.M. to 5 ML Robert Stensland & Assoc., 3937 W. Main Street McHenry, Illinois Phjne: 815-385- •ih:MO iM Kujak 424; Elaine Justen 491; Eleanore Glaviano 453; Wilma Aylward 440; Fran Zank 458; Ron Romkowske 429; Clarice Buenzli 433; Shirley Kivley 468; Flo Dercole 467; Donna Bauml 422; Louie Stine 449; Cathy Boro461; Nell Fidler 437; Mary Cook 461; Annette Joyce 452; Teresa Steffan 481; Fran Weyland 433; Shirley Wallner 418; Grace Steinsdoerfer 421; Van Diedrich 421; Bette O'Brien 430; Sue Koleno 432; Dee Overton 430; Lill Michels 438; Tinky Meyers 476; Phyl Grosenraud 457. Railroads: Jo Zwierzynski 5- 7; Mary Cook 5-7; Annetta Joyce 6-10-7; Teresa Steffan 5- 10; May Collis 5-10; Lois Crouch 6-7; Tinky Meyers 6-7. CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T&C NEWCOMERS 11-8-74 Team 1 - Goodtimers - Mary Lou had high game 146 and high series 408. She also had picked the 5-7-9 split. Won - 2 Lost - 2 Team 2 - Woodpickers - Mary WELL DRILLING & WATER PUMPS WE'RE BURSTMG B T T H E S E H m i i / s 0 SH0WPLACE 1 So. IN THE FUTURE WE WILL BE LOCATED IK ML NORTH OF McHENRY ON RT. 31. McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. -McHENRY ' //CeaJW' S Or L UN ROU't M JUS! WbF OF ROUTE 31 fRVSIAl lAKf 8IS 4SS 100') aa»re McHEMZY McHENRY 385-0144 Ann had high game 156. Betty had high series 426. Won -1 Lost -3 Team 3 - Tri-Ro-Va-Te's - Valerie had high game 178 and high series 466. She also picked the 6-10 split. Won 4 - Lost - 0 Team 4 - Pinsetters - Carmen had high game 164. Pat had high series 408. Carmen and Pat each had a double. Won - 3 Lost -1 Team 5 - Dee had high game 140. Thea had high series 368. Barb picked the 5-10- split. Won -1 Lost - 3 Team 6 - Wallbangers - Debbie had high game 148 and high series 398. Won - 3 Lost -1 Team 7 - Lucky 7's - Linda had high game 145 and high series 398. She also picked the 5- 10 split. Won - 0 Lost - 4 Team 8 - Jels - Eve had high game 191 and high series 431. She also had a double and a turkey. Won - 2 Lost - 2 Sports Editor's Note: How about last names? 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