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• %•>:>' DEFENSIVE HUSTLE-by the Warriors produced numerous turnovers and kept the shooting percentage of the Scouts to a meager 26 percent. Above, Brian Lund foils a Scout shot as Warriors 1-r Terry Reilly (22).Tom Stark (42) Tom Ludwig (24) and Marty Zeller (50) get ready for the rebound. It was this type of play that kept the Scouts on a poor shooting performance in their 95-5C loss to McHenry. Tonight the Warriors travel to Crown for a conference game. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Player of the Week / BASKETBALL STEVE KASPRZYK Steve displayed a fine de­ fensive effort against Lake Forest and Antioch where h• held his assignments to only 5 points. Steve also scored 18 points in the 2 games and committed Just 3 turnovers. RESTLER LANE Steve has increased his re­ cord to 5-1-1 with his 11- 4 victory over his Lake Forest opponent last Fri­ day. Steve also leads the' Warriors in takedowns with 13, and has the quickest fell in a time of 1:01. Insurance Since 1884 Stoffei t Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHenry "EARL WALSH So I Hear We re not just dreaming of a White Christmas. Those flakes are failing. SPORTS EDITOR J Our snow tires are on and boots are ready. Had a card from "Schmaltz" Miller from down Florida way. We'd like to tell him about our Chamber of Commerce weather, but he follows weather reports. Sorry to see Ron Santo bow out after a dismal year with the White Sox. Pay no attention to Bill DeVries--Santo was a great player in his day. What's more- ~he gave the game all he had. "JERRY told me I needed new shock absorbers for better control but I put it off." JERRY'S "66" AUTO REPAIR 4/13 W. Rt 120 Dais 344-1278 Towing after 11pm 385-0258 TO OUR MAILMEN AND MAILGIRLS: Through rain or shine The mail comes through. At Christmas time Our thanks to you. There goes another good Irishman. Ara Parseghian says goodbye to his coaching job at Notre Dame. With such names as Rockne and Leahy, they will be talking about the Era of Ara for a long time. The most encouraging notes we have had this holiday season came from our neighbor Nellie Doherty, telling us not to worry about our diet as long as we feel well. (Thanks, Nellie. I needed that). Gotta cut this short and get at our Christmas shopping. Should call them "Hopping Days". Yule Spirit It's easy to tell Christinas is close. The kids are really into it. They become helpful and quiet around the house. Maybe they don't want everything that they really deserve. Warrior Five Plays Normal Community In Kankakee Tourney By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High School Warriors play Normal Com­ munity High School in the opening round of the Kankakee Holiday Tournament. The Warriors play at the unbelievable hour of 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, December 26th. For you fans that don't know where Kankakee is located, this means that Coach Ludwig and his squad must leave around 7:00 a.m. for the game. 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At the left of the net. doing the spiking is Cathy Boak. The gals behind her are l-r Cathy Lauer, Janet McKinley, Barb Romme and Julie Bitterman. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T & C NEWCOMERS 12-13-74 Team No. 1 - Goodtimers - Mary Lou Heald 138, 400; Won - 4 Lost - 0. Team No. 2- Woodpickers - Charlene Simon 150, series 438; she also had two doubles and Betty Creighton had a double. Won - 0 Lost - 4. Team No. 3 - Valerie Loth - 164, 447. She also had a double and picked the 1-7 split. Won - 4 Lost - 0. Team No. 4 - Pinsetters - Carmen Fields - 130, 357. She also had a double. Won - 0 Lost - 4. Team No. 5 - Flubbers - Thea Houeke 167, 459. Thea and Barbara Erdelac had a double and Thea had a turkey. Dee Vogl picked the 2-4-10 and Thea the 6-7-10 split. Won - 4 Lost - 0. Team No. 6 - Wallbangers - Linda Kurowski - 163, series 433. Linda picked the 1-3-5-7 split. Won - 2 Lost -2. Team No. - Lucky 7's - Linda Luerssen - 154, high series 418. Bret Lund picked the 6-7-10 split. Won - 2 Lost - 2. Team No. 8 - Jels - Eva Baggio - 185, 455. Eva had two doubles and Linda Grass one. Jackie Huff picked the 5-7 split. Won - 0 Lost - 4. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS Doris Diedrich - 195, 477; Rosie Przetacznik 445; Cam my Gaylord - 481; Maria Bremer - 408; Martie Raasch - 421; Mary Larkin -459; Adelene Pedersen - 424; Lillian Smith - 437; Janet Flicek - 453; Dar Michelsen - 443. RR: Claire Rosing 5-10; Maria Bremer 5-7-10. McHenry Girls Volleyball Team ms On Winning Streak Warriors At Crown Tonight Last Thursday the McHenry high school Girls Varsity Volleyball Team chalked up another victory by defeating a strong North Chicago team 16- 14 and 15-12. Dynamite serves by McHenry proved to be too much for the North Chicago girls to handle. Contributing to the win were Cookie Miller, Sharal Koenigseder, Deb Goebel, Lisa Sosinski, Chris Greve, Mary Goetschel, Mary Logan and Sue Peterson. The junior varsity girls from McHenry battled un­ successfully 15-10 in both games to lose their match despite fine playing by team members: Janet McKinley, Julie Bitterman, Barb Romme, Cathy Boak, Sandy Sosinski, Jill Freund, Karen Anderson and Cathy Lauer. The girls will travel to Libertyville on Thursday, Dec. 19 in search of another McHenry victory. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL RESULTS 12-16-74 W L Pts Opp's 1. Zion-Benton 2 0 121 109 2. Libertyville 2 0 118 102 3. North Chicago 1 1 123 117 4. Lake Forest 1 1 125 160 5. Barrington 1 1 105 105 j6. McHenry 1 1 JL57 119 }7. Mundelein '8. Dundee 1 1 98 105 }7. Mundelein '8. Dundee 1 1 128 123 9. Crystal Lake 0 2 98 122 10. Crown 0 2 105 116 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High School Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig will try and boost their North Suburban record to 2 and 1 tonight at Crown. Last year Crown finished in the cellar with a record of 1 and 12, but would you believe it the only win was against our Warriors. To date the Crown record of 0 and 2 in the North Suburban, and you can bet that Coach Ludwig is reminding his squad of last year's game. Coach Ken Slimko of Crown has 5 lettermen returning, and they are led by 6'1" forward Dale Bernhard who is the only Viking starter in double figures at this stage in the season. The Warriors have the potential to go all the way this year. Last Friday night they literally blew the Lake Forest Scouts out of Buckner gym, and as the season progresses the Warriors will be heard from in the North Suburban. Led by junior center Steve Koerber, the Warriors are blessed with talent at all positions. Tom Stark and Marty Zeller the senior forwards can on any given night play with the best of them. Kenne Ludwig and Steve Kaspryzk, are ex­ cellent ball handlers, play good defense, but are erratic on offense. Once these two guards can score consistently, future opponents of the Warriors can be assured of a rough time on any given night. The next game for the Warriors is on Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. against Normal Community in the Kankakee Holiday tournament. Frosh "B" Boys Win Two Weekend Games LEADING SCORERS Name Team F.G. F.T. Total 1. Danny Mack Z.B. 24 2 50 2. Pete Geisser Mun. 18 5 n 3. Steve Koerber McH. 15 7 37 4. Del Yarbrough N.C. 17 3 37 5. Bill Orlowski L.F. 12 9 33 6. John Tichy Bar 13 5 31 7. Dale Bernhard Cr. 14 3 31 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Pat Wirtz' freshmen B squad won a pair of games last weekend, as they defeated Lake Forest 48 to 40 and Lake Zurich 41 to 9. Coach Wirtz used all 16 players, as Dan Lindahl, Dave Miller, and Kevin Miller each scored ^ pts. In the Lake Zurich game the young frosh limited their op­ ponents to just two baskets, both of them coming in the last period. The players really gave it an all out effort as they raised their record for the season to 3 and 2. Dan Allison led the team with 8 pts., Steve Cable had 7, and Tim Beyers scored 6 pts. Warriors win, they will play the next day at 5:30 p.m. but if they lose they will again play at 10:30 the following morning. From a personal standpoint as well as a fan standpoint, let us hope that the Warriors win the first game. In Time One guy always gives his wife her Christmas present on the 15th. That way she can exchange it for the right size by the 25th. I Bin NO SNOW FOR SANTA-so he arrived at the Harmony Snowmobilers Christmas party via a helicopter. Greeting Santa, at left, upon his arrival are Harmony's President Ed Kaska and V.P. Dale Pitts. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Sunday December 15th was the big day for the Big Christmas party for Harmony Snowmobilers and their families. Of course the big attraction of the day is when Santa arrives via snow, BUT there was no snow SOOOO Santa flew into the Harmony Christmas Party held at Pink Harrisons on the Bay, by Helicopter. This was a sight to see. Since there was no snow Good old Saint Nick turned very modern with his arrival, including an avocado pack on his back. There was lots of well wishing and Happy Holiday greetings exchanged as over one hundred members and members of their families unrtstmas SPECIALS Here is your Chrstmas Bonus attended the festivities. Santa was modern only in his arrival, as to old tradition and custom he presented all of the children present with gifts with his blessings. Then of course everyone enjoyed the food that was brought and served by members. Many members took ad­ vantage ot the opportunity to take a ride in a helicopter piloted by Tim Salaiks. Merry Christmas to all and Happy Snowmobiling 'cause I know there is going to be snow for us to ride someday soon. There are flakes in the air now so say a little prayer s n o w m o b i l e r s . M E R R Y CHRISTMAS! ( I I Fri. 7:00 Weekdays 7:30 Sat. & Sun. 1:00-4:00-7:00 * 33*%„ CURRENT i) CL0SE0UTS i P.G.A. 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