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SHOWING HIS FORM, Steve Kasprzyk collects a bucket good for 2 points in this second period action as the Warriors out performed the Broncos 78-39. Steve scored 12 points in McHenry's fifth conference win against one defeat. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Varisty Wrestlers Lose To Woodstock, Sophomores Win By Dick Rabbitt Coach Marty Sobczak's McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" were defeated at Woodstock last week by a score of 51 to 5. Ken Scanlin at 105 won his match from Kent Berlin of Woodstock, and Steve Lane tied Matt Kolinski at 167 for the only showing of the Warriors. The sophs defeated the Woodstock sophomores by a score of 33 to 21. Varsity vs. Woodstock 98 lbs., Tim Haak, W, Pin 4:17 - Bill Preston, McH. 105 (Exhibition) Scott Buss, W. 8-4 - Matt Schuster McH. (Forfeit) 112 lbs.. Ken Scanlin, McH. 9- 1 - Kent Berlin, W. 119 lbs., Jesse Watson, W. 9-0 - Don Freund, McH. ieet Your Coaches McHenry County College Offers Karate And Self- Defense For First Time The McHenry County College Adult Education Program will offer a ten week course in Karate and another in Self- Defense, beginning the week of January 27. These courses will be taught by Cliff and Marianne Nies and are open to both men and women. Cliff Nies holds a Black Belt Degree in Isshin-Ryu Karate and is also an instructor of Ikinawan and Japanese Karate weapons, having studied with various weapons experts of different styles. This expertise will be put to use in the self defense program to show how simple everyday items can be used in an emergency against an at­ tacker! Assisting him will be his wife, Marianne, who holds a Brown Belt Degree in Isshin-Ryu Karate. Marianne has been a student of the art for two years and has assisted in teaching for one year. --^ The Karate class will be l^eld on Tuesday evenings from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and the self defense course from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Both will be held at the Woodstock high school in the wrestling room. For further information call the McHenry County College office of Community Services at 459-6800, ext. 49. West Aurora Swim Team Wins Meet Over MCHS 109 -"58 By Diclf Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry swimmers lost a \ meet last week to West Aurora I by the score of 109 to 58. Vance Roth set a school record in the 500 yd freestyle with a time of 5:11.1. McHenry, 58 vs. West Aurora, 109. 200 Med Relay, W.A. 2:00.5 - Rice, Martin, Heim, McKee. 200 F.S. Time 2:04.2 - Dunley, W.A., Bernard, W.A., Gall, McH., Flexsenbas, W.A. 200 Ind Medley, 2:17.1 - Roth, McH., Healy, W.A. Martin W.A. Rice, W.A. 50 yd F.S. 24.6 - Tosaw, W.A. Nelson, McH., McKee, W.A., Z,eitz. McH. Diving 178.5 - Kivley, McH., Thorne, W.A. Camm, W.A., Garn, McH. • 100 Butterfly, 1:00.9 - Healey, W.A. Dunley, W.A., Mahon, McH., Johnson, W.A. 100 F.S. 55.0 - Gall, McH., Goetschel, McH., Clever, W.A. Bosell, W.A. 500 F.S. 5:11.1 - Roth, McH., Reynolds. W.A., Bernard, W.A., Flexsenbas, W.A. 100 Backstroke, 1:11.6 - Mary, W.A., Rice, W.A., Jende, McH., Heim, W.A. 100 Breaststroke, 1:10.4 - Reynolds, W.A., Boswell, W.A. Mahon, McH., Kafka, W.A. 400F.S. Relay - 3:44.9 - McH., Gall, Zeitz, Nelson, Roth Strong Dundee Downs McHeniy Wrestlers I 126 lbs , Tom Whitman, W. 20- 1 - Bob Beck, McH. 132 lbs., Bob Sanchez, W. Pin 4:41 - Marty VanKanagan, McH. 138 lbs , Dave Ohlrich, W. 10-2 - Karl Swanson, McH. 145 lbs., Dave Dusthimer, W. 10-5 - George Hansen, McH. 155 lbs., Mark Kolinski, W. Pin 1:47 - Tom Hutchinson, McH. 167 Steve Lane, McH. 1-1 - Matt Kolinski, W. (Tie). 185 lbs., Gordy Smith, W. Pin 2:26 - Dave Christopher, McH. Hwt., Luke Lohmeyer, W. - Forfeit - McH. McH. 5 - Wdstk, 51. Freshmen Warriors vs. Woodstock Blue Streaks 98 lbs., Linders, W. --Pin (3:37) - Ed Mullen, McH. 105 lbs., K. Kolinski, W. Pin (4:08) - Nick DiBlasi, McH. 119 lbs., Howie Useman, McH. Tie 3-3 - J. Hecht, W. 112 lbs., Bill Murgatroyd, McH. 16-3 (4 points) - T. Zuidema, W. 126 lbs.. C. Gregg, W. 10-0 (4 By Dick Rabbitt Dundee ran its season record to 11 and 1 and conference record to 6 and 1 with a 40 to 12 win over the Warrior wrestlers. points) - Steve Mai, McH. 132lbs., Bill Douglas, McH. 3- 0 - B. Wood, W. 138 lbs., Mike Fink, McH. 5-2 (3 points) - M. Lohmeyer, W. 145 lbs., S. Paht, W. 3-1 (3 points) - Chris Roby, McH. 155 lbs., Doug Pfau, McH. Forfeit - 6 167 lbs., Tom Lundelius, McH. 11-2 (3 points) - Rick Goc, W. 185 lbs., Rich Rad, McH. Forfeit - 6 Hwt., Bob Seaton, McH. Forfeit - 6 ^ " I Coast Guard"J J Alews | The Warriors only managed to win three matches. Ken Scanlin handed Rick Fitzgerald his first defeat after 16 straight wins in the 105 lb., class. Matt Schuster at 112 lbs., won his match with a decision over Ron Vermillion, and Steve Lane at 167 handed Bleine Domich his first defeat of the season. Friday night the local Warriors host the Lilbertyville Wildcats in the upper gym. First match at 6:45. McHenry, 12 vs. Dundee, 40. 98 lbs., Milligan, Dun. Dec. - Preston, McH. 105 lbs., Scanlin, McH. Dec. - Fitzgerald, Dun. 112lbs., Schuster, McH. Pin- Vermillion, Dun, For more detailed in­ formation write: Flotilla 6-7 P.O. Bex 106, Jngelside, 111. 60041. U.S. Coast Guard auxiliary. Flotilla 6-7 will conduct classes in Boating Skills and Seamanship, for families. This is a 6 lesson course designed to promote safe boating. The first lesson beginning at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1975, at Grant Township high school, 285 East Grand avenue, Fox Lake. 111. Baked Potatoes Baked potatoes are notorious for holding up supper. Cut a thin slice from each end and make an incision in their sides. Makes for faster baking. Sandwich Tips Sandwiches made with mayon­ naise don't freeze well. Mustard or catsup is a better condiment for freezing. Try a thin cheese spread instead of butter. PATWIRTZ Pat is the freshmen assistant basketball coach at McHenry high. Pat and his wife have a daughter Heather Ann age 3. His hometown is McHenry. He attended Elgin Community college, and has a Bachelor's degree from Southern Illinois university. While at Elgin he played basketball for two years. While at Southern he played on a championship volleyball team. Pat is a teacher at East campus. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Phe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 VALEER MEN'S & LADIES WEARHOUSE FINAL JACKET CLEARANCE OFF VALEER'S LOW PRICES ON ALL JACKETS Choose from % length, pile lined coats, in the latest dressy and casual styles. • Valeer Men's & Ladies Wearhouse Volo, III. ON RTE. 120 JUST WEST OF RT. 12 Plenty of Free Parking Ph: 815-344-1212 OUR POUCt NATIONAL BRANDS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 10:00 A M TO 9 00 P.M. .SATURDAYS, 9:30 AM TO 5 00 P.M j SUNDAYS 13 NOON TO $ 00 :«3 FOX LAKE 00 MUNOCLEIN • • m m i . ' Ww Soph Ctigers In Deaths PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22,1975 and a daughter, Marie, ol Shreveport; six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Coach .Gary,, Collins' sophomore cagers split a pair of games over the weekend, bowing to Dundee on Friday nght 49 to 36, and defeating Barrington at home on Saturday night 71 to 57. The young Warriors grabbed a 13 to 11 first quarter lead at Dundee Friday night, thenj^the roof caved in, as the young Cards seemed to do everything right from that point on to the finish. The sophs hit a three quarter streak where poor passing, poor shooting and poor defense proved to be the i r downfal l , ns the young Cards ran off with a 49 to 36 victory. Brian Miller's 13 points lead the sophs On Saturday night it was a complete turnaround for the young lads of Coach Collins. Trailing 18 to 17 at the end of the initial period, they spurted off to a 38 to 30 halftime lead. The teams played fairly even during the third quarter, but in th£ fourth quarter the locals put twenty points on the board to win going away 71 to 57. Hustle, defense and good shooting was the main factor in the win, not evident the night before. Randy Schiller with 25 points led all scorers. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Miller 4 5 1 13 Hurckes 2 0 3 4 Klapperich 0 0 10 Reinboldt 3 3 2 9 Schiller 10 3 2 Besserud 2 13 5 Thomas 0 2 12 Durkin 0 13 1 Fossum 0 0 1 « 0 Phillips 0 0 10 Split DUNDEE Davis "4 0 3 8 Garlieb 3 1 2 7 Schumacher 3 7 3 13 Jordt 6 0 3 12 Hale 3 1 4 7 Trimarlo '« 1 0 4 2 Total 20 9 19 49 McHKNKY fK ft Pf tP Miller 5 r 2 0 12 Hurcke* 6 4 3 16 Klupperlch 0 0 5 0 KelitlMildt 6 0 3 12 Schiller tt 7 3 25, Thorn n 0 6 2 6 Tot <i Ik 26 19 16 71 HARRINGTON Terrill 2 3 5 Rezek 4 0 5 Mogle 2 5 2 Shipley 3 2 5 Oliver 7 5 2 Jensen - 1 0 1 Bluinzius 0 0 1 Evans 10 0 Griffing 1 0 0 Total McH. Bar. 21 15 21 17 21 13 20 18 12 16 11 W. EDWARD POOLE Funeral services were held Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the Strang Funeral chapel, 410 E. Belvidere Road, Grayslake, for W. Edward Poole, 66. of 920 Oakwood drive. Whispering Oaks, with Rev. Draper H Bishop of the United Protestant church of Grayslake officiating. A resident of McHenry for four years. Mr. Poole was born in Chicago, June 19, 1908. He was an active member of the Whispering Oaks community and was editor of the Trucking Trade Journal in Wheaton. Among his survivors are his wife, Elvera, nee Franzman; two sons, Dr. Kenneth E. Poole, D.V.M., Grayslake, and David W. Poole, Wheaton; six grandchildren; one brother, Wesley; a sister, ^Marion 7 Barclay, Palos Hills. Memorials may be made to jj the American Cancer Society. 19 THEODORE ROTHAUS, SR. 2 Funeral services were held 0 Monday in Shreveport, La., for 2 a former resident of McHenry, 2 Theodore (Ted) Rothaus, 78. Mr. Rothaus died Jan 15 at 57 his home in Shreveport. Survivors include his wife of 71 51 years, Blanche; one son, 57 Ted, of Oklahoma City, Okla., ROY V. STETTER Roy V. Stetter, 47, of 1708 Oakleaf drive, Sunnyside Estates, was pronounced dead on arrival in McHenry hospital early Monday, Jan. 20. He diea in a one-vehicle accident which occurred on Riverside drive. Mr. Stetter was born Dec. 3, 1927, in Chicago. He was an inside dairy Worker for the Dean Milk Co. Survivors are his wife, Thelma (McDonald); four daughters, Mrs. Phillip (Marian) Terry of Milwaukee, Wis., Nancy of Mundelein, Janice and Lori at home; two sons, Roy of Whitewater, Wis., and Robert at home; two grandchildren and one brother, Edward, of Chicago. The body will rest at the George R Justen & Son chapel from. 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be conducted at the funeral home at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, with interment in St. Joseph cemetery, River Grove. * * * * Wha>-have you received a silver dollar in trade? * * * * Most people will do any­ thing for money, except work. * * * * Totals 12 12 19 36 119 lbs., Reece, Dun, Dec. - Freund, McH. 126 lbs., Helminski, Dun. Dec. - Murgatroyed, McH. 132 lbs., Weese, Dun. Pin - Beck. McH. 138 lbs., Petersen, Dun. Pin - Swanson, McH. 145 lbs., Jones, Dun. Dec. - Hnasen, McH. 155 lbs., Jensen, Dun, Pin - Mai, McH 167 lbs., Lane, McH. Dec. - Domich, Dun. 185 lbs., Hertel, Dun. 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