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DON'T FORGET THE ORIGINAL EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--I So we pulled ourself out of the easy chair and headed for Buckner Gym at West Campus Friday night. The Lake Forest basketball team came to town to play a game with our Warriors. Now we don't think the Lake Forest team is THAT bad. but Coach Ludwig's boys were up. They were hot shots on offense and demons on defense. We said last week our guards would have to do more scoring. They showed us. The home team won 95 to 56 and some fans were pulling for a 100 score. But, Coach Ludwig mercifully used everybody on the bench when it was apparent in the second quarter that the visitors were not going to cause any trouble. Of course, Ken might have wanted some of his subs to get in some playing time. He will need them as the season moves along. Another thing, the Warriors faced another game Saturday night, non-conference at An- tioch. Dick Rabbitt left us at the half to wander around, delegating us to watch the Pom-Pon girls. We liked it. That fourth quarter was mighty long and Winn Phillips said he was tempted to ask the loud speaker man to ask us to wake up. Winn doesn't miss much and he is a real sports fan. We used to have games with standing room only at the East Campus gym. uirtstras SPECIALS Here is your Chrstmas Bonus n i i i i i CURRENT I CL0SE0UTS | a* , j To OO offi SHIRTS & SWEATERS IO COLORS TO 1 f&A Ryder Cup ITITELEST & MCGREGOR SETS AVAILABLE p, MADE CHOOSE FROM BY.gOD McHenry Country Club -Pro Shop Phone 385-3435 IN THE NEW YEAR WITH US AT GASTHAUS LORELEI So now we have a large seating capacity with empty seats. Where are all the students? Why don't they at­ tend games? There must be a reasonable answer. We suggested to Dan Boland that the school may have to offer a door prize Alvin "Phanny" Phannenstill was telling about the fellow who told of having 60 dollars worth of groceries stolen. When asked where they stole them from, the fellow replied, "The glove compartment." Naw-that isn't Harry Dean singing those Christmas carols you hear on Green Street. These non-lickin' stamps are the greatest thing to come along since the wheel. It was pleasant to visit Lisle and Vivian Bassett Sunday as they celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. 40 years! Being a Main Street boy, we well remember Lisle's parents and grandparents. Kept thinking, "Is it that long ago?" Now Lisle is looking forward to the 50th. Hope we can be around to help them celebrate. We add congratulations to a nice couple. Bassett is a good old name in McHenry. ' ' M a c ' ' M c C r a c k e n questioned the traffic count across the old bridge over Fox River - 4,000 cars a day was too high. v Petie Schaefer chimed in to agree with "Mac". We can't convince them so may have to ask Jim Radkow, County Superintendent of High­ ways. If we can't get a recount, Petie plans to sit on a chair some day and take his own count. TOMASELLO'S T N T. LEAGUE December 12,1974 D Hiller 198. 166, 191 -555; K Bradley 204, 174- 509; A. Ritter 223,' 154 - 504; M. Harmon 199, 154 - 502; M.E. Freund 174, 182 - 478; B. Greenwood 155, 181 - 476; M. Gohl 182 - 483; C. May 186 - 458; I. Stilling 172; S. Foute 165; C. Tancredi 163; G. Rudolph 162; E. Mangold 161; L. Wilhelm 159; M. Debrecht 158; J Schmitt 156; B. Het- termann 156; C. Justen 152; D. Roberts 150; E. Rad 150; O. Hiller 150; J. Clark 150. R.R Converted: J. Schmitt 5- 10; L. LaBay 3-6-8; S. Foute 3-7- 10. WEDNESDAY MORNING LAUGH IN LEAGUE Dec. 11, 1974 S. Grimmonpre 180-502; K. Perkaus 144-387; P. Russell 172- 470; B. Koubek 130-384; P. Frechette 128-366; D. Moulis 164-466; A. Lahr 152-411; J. Gilbert 190-524; M. Vales 182- 508; L. Anderson 145-397; C. Kruger 164-454; M. Lang 156- 429 TEAM STANDINGS 1. Strike Outs TUESDAY MIDNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7 p.m. Christmas Shoot winners; Bobbi Fontana, Layne DeHaan, Jessie Nell, Diane Conway, Michele Conroyd, Mary Under wood* Marv Castillo. Beat The Champ Top Four Entries: Charlotte Babineau, Lyrtn Cawthon, Bobbi Fontana, Layne DeHaan. Charlotte Babineau 488-183; Bobbi Fontana 462-180; Layne DeHaan 457-168; Diane Conway 440-185. McHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE 12-11-74 Flipflops 26-18 24,972 Galaxy 23.5-20.5 24,509 River Rats 12.5-20.5 24,350 Movers 23-21' 24,384 Almosts 23-21 24,320 4 Hookers 21-23 24,062 Fearsome 4 20-24 24,446 ? Blc's 16-28 24.295 Congratulations to A1 Boeldt for a 520 series; Don Prazak for rolling a 212 for a 498 series; Shirley Blume for ther first 505 series; Carolyn Buittner for a 432; Amy Street for a 437; Ginny Fendt for a 426; Mary Jane Peters for a 410; Betty DiCianni for rolling a 168 for a 379 series; and Lynette Beenken rolled a 131 for a 308. Carolyn Buittner and Betty Thompson were surprised when they picked up the 2-7-10 splits; Shirley Blume picked the 2-10 and Don Seaton picked the 1-2-10 splits. Antioch Edges Warriors 61-59 By Dick Rabbitt After easily defeating Lake Forest on Friday night, the McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig lost a thriller 61 to 59 to Antioch on Saturday night at Antioch. Jumping off to a 14 to 10 first quarter lead, the Warriors still managed to be on top at the intermission 31 to 28. If you can call the first half a McHenry victory, then you must call the second half a Antioch win. Shooting a torrid 56 percent with Albano and Pierrone shooting from the hips, floor, and any place else you can think of, the Sequoits grabbed the lead, and held on ft>r dear life. With 13 seconds remaing and the score tied, the Sequoits had the ball, in desperation a shot was taken, and with the Warriors all turning their backs to go for the rebound, the ball bounced out to the top of the circle, and Pierrone grabbing it, literally threw it up and in it went with 4 seconds on the clock for the Antioch win. The Sequoits out-rebounded the Warriors 34 to 32. In talking with Coach Ludwig, he said "Our inability to make the free throws in the 1 and 1 situation late in the game hurt us". The coach also commented, "On Friday our guards were able to hit the bucket, but tonight they just coulnd't buy a basket." The loss leaves the Warriors with a record of 4 and 3. * MCHENRY fg ft Pf tP Zeller 3 4 3 10 Stark 6 2 4 14 Koerber 5 4 .4^14 Kasprzyk 3 0 y ft K. Ludwig 2 2 3 6 Stine 1 0 1 2 Meyer 1 0 0 2 T. Ludwig 1 0 1 2 Reilly 1 1 1 3 Totals: 23 13 20 59 ANTIOCH: Albano 7 6 5 20 Pirrone 9 4 3 22 Witt 2 1 3 5 Kimball 4 0 2 8 Walpole 1 0 1 2 Bodin 2 0 4 4 Ferguson 0 0 0 0 Totals: 25 11 19 61 McHenry 14 17 15 13 59 Antioch 19 18 19 14 61 a w I I .! MR. DO NUT ^ rww0PN24HRS. 7 DAYS A WEEK! VMSter Dorvui. MR. D0NUT RTE. 120 McHENRY MARKET PLACE SERVING HOT COFFEE aid D0NUTS H A P P Y H O L I D A Y S . . . For Your Party Needs Also available for Carryouts: Bar B Que Ribs Cole Slaw qts-pintspints Henny Penny says PH. 385-9585 or 3851230 For Henny Penny Carryputs BREAKFAST SPECIAL SERVED ALL PAY 3 EGGS, FRESH OLD FASHIONED AMERICAN FRIED POTATOES, TOAST & JELLY 7Ct ONLY #3 SERVING BREAKFAST LUNCH & DINNER HOURS MON.-FRI. 6 AM till 8 PM SAT.-SUN. 8 AM till 8 PM The Kountry Kitchen 1709 W. Rte 120 • McHenry, III. LEADING THE WAY-Steve Koerber (52) hooks a two pointer as the Warriors pull away to an early lead. Steve collected 19 points in the McHenry 95-56 win over Lake Forest. Other Warriors in this action scene totaled 12 points each. They are l-r Tom Stark (partially hidden by No. 43 of the Scouts) Steve Kasprzyk (14). Marty Zeller (50) and Kenne Ludwig at far right. The victory gives McHenry a 1-1 conference record. Friday night the Warriors travel to Crown in hopes of improving their conference record. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Five 95 to 56 WE WILL BE CL0SEL CHRISTMAS THRU JAN. 7th due to EMPLOYEES VACATION AND REPAIR OF EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE WILL BE OPEN THE MONDAY BEFORE XMAS RIVERSIDE BAKE SHOP 1309 RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHEN R Y -385-0044 PAGE • - PLA1NPEALER-WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18^1974 2. Splits 34 22 3. The Hookers 33' a 23H 4. Gutter Dusters 33 23 5. The Ms's 33 23 6. Striking Streakers 29 27 7. Brandy Dandys 26 30 8. Spare Parts 26 30 9. The Pin Drops 25>2 30>fc 10. Gutter Gerties 23 33 - 11. The Happy Three 21 35 12. Lucky Strikes 16 40 ENTERTAINMENT BY (Ĵ Ls We rent: • Extra Tables and Chairs 1̂/cuja/junclsn • PARTY FAVORS • HATS SERVING REGULAR MENU <T/«au t cH cuts C7 am & an (fj auq*Li(i ConvtMuniLi tocaUA at Jit 12 and 31 <zRlc&monA, *OtL eReizwatlonA, tPk. 8l^-OjS-tfOQS Warriors Thump Lake Forest By Dick Rabbitt Friday the 13th didn't bother the Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig, as they romped to an easy 95 to 56 win over the Lake Forest Scouts here last Friday night. The Warrior full court press was too much for the Scouts to handle, and with the uhcanny shooting of the Warriors during the opening period, it was just a matter of how high Coach Ludwig wanted to run the score. With Tom Stark's two free throws in the opening minute, the Warrior proceeded to shoot 8 of 11 and 4 out of 4 from the line to open a 20 to 6 lead at the end of the first period. Kenne Ludwig and Steve Kaspryzk each had 6 points during the first period. Still using a pressure defense and again good shooting, the Warriors continued to put points on theboacd afcr>tbe&. rolled toa$b'ti> ̂ ml^gih Mine intermission. The Warriors made 9 out of 15 from the field during this time, and had made 11 straight free throws before they missed. Zeller's basket at 5:10 of the third period put the Warriors ahead 60 to 23, and then Coach Ludwig with mercy in his heart beean to clear the bench. The Warriors continued to roll and were ahead 77 to 39 going into the final period. With the reserves playing the final period the Warrior shooting average took a drop, but they did manage to outscore the Scouts 18 to 17. During the first half the Warriors were just great. With the huge lead.it led to many mistakes during the final two periods, but for once the Warrior fans could just sit and relax and enjoy the game. Lake Forest depended on Bill Orlowski the leading scorer in the conference after one game (25 pts.) and when the Warriors bottled him up, the Scout of­ fense was a bit unorganized. Orlowski fouled out with 5 minutes remaining in the 3rd period. The Warrior full court press forced the Scouts into numerous turnovers, and they took advantage of every Scout mistake in the first half. It is a credit to Coach Ludwig that he spared the Scouts. There is no doubt in the minds of the few who attended that the Warriors could almost name their score if they so desired. In talking wftfrCoach Bill Braman of Lake Forestafter the game, he was quite impressed with the Warriors. He said "Our scouts told us the Warrior guards couldn't shoot". Kenne Ludwig and Steve Kaspryzk each had 12 pts. to knock that theory in the head. Well that leaves the Warriors 1 and 1 in conference play, with Crown coming up Friday night. The Warriors shot 29 out of 57 for 51 jrcent while the Scouts were tr aitifetrcent average. MCHENRY fg ft Pf tp Zeller 3 6 0 12 Stark 3 6 5 12 Koerber 7 5 4 19 K. Ludwig 5 2 3 12 Kaspryzk 4 4 3 12 T. Ludwig 2 2 1 6 Reilly 2 3 0 7 Meyer 3 3 1 9 Lund 1 0 5 2 Hertel 0 0 3 0 Decker 1 2 0 4 Totals: 32 33 25 95 LAKE FOREST Mocogni 0 0 5 0 Orlowski 3 2 5 8 McBride 3 1 3 7 Trkla 4 10 4 18 Price 3 2 3 9 Ryan 0 2 4 2 Wolf 2 1 5 5 Burns 0 0 2 0 Moore 2 1 4 5 Miller 1 0 1 2 Totals: 18 20 37 56 McHenry 20 30 27 18 95 Lake Forest 6 14 19 17 56 Shanahan Swimmers Lose To Wheeling, Defeat Larkin By Dick Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry high swimming team split a pair of matches the past week. On Tuesday they traveled to Wheeling where they lost 100 to 77. Vance Roth senior swimmer broke two school records. In the 200 yd freestyle he was timed in 1.54.9., and in the 100 yd freestyle his time was 52.9. On Thursday the locals defeated Elgin Larkin at the West Campus pool by the score of 98 to 64. Roth and Fetzer each won two events for the swimmers. Coach Bill Noyes sophomores also defeated Larkin 84 to 52. VARSITY RESULTS McHenry 98 vs. Elgin Larkin 64 200 Med Relav - Larkin 1:59. SCOUTIN' FOR HELP-Lake Forest's leading scorer Bill Orlowski finds himself in trouble as Warriors Steve Kasprzyk and Marty Zeller apply the pressure in this first period action. It was Warrior hustle like this that proved too much for the Scouts as they produced numerous turnovers. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Miller, Hess, Lamberg, Ren- wick. 200 F.S. Tim 2:04 - Roth, McH; Gall, McH; Sjurset, L; Schneider, L. 200 Ind Medley, 2:23 - Fetzer, McH.; Murray, McH; Keht, L; Linanne, McH. 50 yd F.S. 25.6 - Nelson, McH; Loek, L; Gutieitez, L; Zeitz, Mch. Diving - Kivley, McH; Garn, McH; Foster, L. 100 Butterfly, 56.7 - Gall, McH; Loek, L; Nelson, McH; Goetschel, McH. 100 F.S. 1:06.2 - fetzer, McH; Mahon, McH; Foster, L. 500 F.S. 5:19 - Roth, McH; Sjurset, L; Cahill, McH; Jackson, McH. 100 Backstroke, 1:10 - Linanne, McH; Miller. L; Zeitz, McH; Hess, L. 100 Breaststroke - Lamberg, L; Murray, McH, Renwick, L; Kern, L. 400 F.S. Relay, McH., 3:55 - Nelson, Fetzer, Gall, Roth. McHenry 77 vs Wheeling 100. 200 Med Relay - Wheeling. 200 F.S. Time 1.54.9 (new school record) - Roth, McH; Mede, W; Gall, McH; Lauber, W 200 Ind Medley 2:15.6 - Fetzer, McH; Mackie, W; Atchinson, W; Murray, McH. 50 yd F.s. 24.4 - Blank, W; Rothaar, W; Stevenson, W; Nelson, McH. Diving, 184.65 - Kivley, McH; Barnett, W; Gaco, W; Wergo, W. 100 Butterfly 1:07.4 Blankenship, W; Geisler, W; Garn, McH; Jackson, McH. 100 F.S. 52.9 (new school record) - Roth, McH; Lauber, W; Rothaar, W; Nelson, McH. 500 F.S. 5:46.4 - Atchinson, W; Mede, W; Fetzer, McH; Gall, McH. 100 Backstroke, 1:06.5 - Blank, W; Pasidora, W; Linanne, McH; Alford, McH 100 Breaststroke, 1:12.4 - Murray, McH; Mackie, W; Steward, W; Gebelson, W. 400 F.S. Relay, McH. Nelson, Fetzer, Gall, Roth. • Coffee Urns •Glassware •Punch Bowls 100 CUP • Chafing Dishes Plus Other Party Helpers To Make It Easier For Entertaining Large Groups 8 1 5 - 3 8 5 - 3 2 3 2 Ed's Rental, Inc. 904 FRONT ST. - McHENRY, ILL • Dinnerware • Flatware