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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JANUARY 24,1975 Eye To Eye Ken meets Kenne and if it's a battle of the stare, it appears that Warrior Kenne Ludwig at right is the victor as his opponent, Ken Hatfield is off balance as he attempts to pass off to a teammate. McHenry's hustle and speed captured a 78-39 win over Barrington. This weekend the Warriors play just one game. It's at Libertyville tonight. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) The McHenry Sno Bailers Snowmobile Club on Jan. 20 presented °r Johnsburg, and Al Oeffling. Accepting for McHenry is Dick checks of $250 each to the McHenry Area and Johnsburg Rescue Doherty. The donation? were made by the club at their recent squads. L-R are Tom O'Leary, president, and Jim O'Brien, vice- acceptance of associate members into the club. president of the club as they present checks to Bill Swartzloff, chief (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) "EARL WALSH So I Hear McHenry High School Students In Tennis SPORTS EDITOR Tourney At Rockford •» r" As Grandma used to say in her good old Irish way, "I see be the paper." What we see is that the North Suburban conference basketball leader, Zion-Benton, will be stronger down the stretch. Zion has a player named Abe Woods, a junior, who has just regained his eligibility and is joining the team. the Week! BASKETBAL TOM STARK In the games against Dundee and Barrington last weedend, Tom scored 16 points, captured 13 re­ bounds & 8 assists and had only 3 turnovers. Tom also came through with 6 clutch free throws against Dundee. In the Barrington game, Tom displayed ex- cellant defense as he held Tichy to only 6 points. WRESTLER MATT SCHUSTER Matt, after a slow start this season, is commingon strong, He had back to back falls against Dundee 3:28 and Rockford Harlem in a time of 0:24. Matt's im­ provement should prove very helpful in the confer­ ence and state tournament. SWIMMER VANCE ROTH Vance, a member of the Varsity swim team has set 5 new records so far this year. Insurance Since 1884 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHepry Woods was a high scorer as a sophomore. The Zee-Bees may be on their way. Among Clyde Blackwell's many talents, we find he is artistic. He framed that letter we received from Lawrence Welk and added some little do- dads. How do you like that, Arnold Rauen? Where are the birds? We know the fat robins deserted us after we cut down the cherry trees. But, each winter we feed our feathered friends. Now, even the sparrows have gone away. Maybe the menu doesn't suit their taste. One cardinal, a couple of sparrows and snow birds ac­ cept our offerings. That's about all. Walt Freund had a real fine letter fropi Lou Bending after having a copy of the Plain- dealer sent to him in which we told of Lou's greatness as a baseball player? The famous Bending pitched two no-hitters in a row for a top Woodstock team way back FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Starts Fn. Jan 24 for 1 Week at 7:20 Only Admission 75 C«nts I PI; 0% COLOR Nothing is more important than friendship Not fame, not money, not death. Bang The Drum Slowly (SEPARATE PROGRAMS SLPARATI FLCKFTS FOR EACH) HARVARD ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Starts Fn Jan. 24 for 1 Week at 9 00 Nightly* Double Feature SPECIAL plus BONUS' * * Held Over! DON'T MISSTHE FIRST X,RATED MUSICAL OMRS IK Kill • DAVIT KWMS ; CIRAUHNI BU(K UAKI • Willi GfttIM > NAOMI RIH AS OICA plus cofeature MOTHER S LITTLE GIRL Explicit Adult Program! Mostly Couples! By Dick Rabbitt Several weeks ago several of McHepry high school students participated in an indoor tennis tournament held at Rockford. These students play an the spring tennis team of Coach Gary Gray, and the girls are members of the girls tennis team. Results are as follows: Vicki Barger lost 10 to 2 to East Rockford in the opening round Mary Jean DeJa lost also when. He was also somewhat of an iron man, pitching on Saturdays and Sundays. Those were the days when pitchers went the full nine innings. See separate story on the McCullom Lake Conservation Club ice-fishing derby set for Feb. 22-23. Jhat's a big event - • " „ j < , Nbto they plan a big time called "Orange Night" for the Warrior basketball game next week. Imagine a South of Ireland "Mick" wearing orange! Maybe it will be all right since it is a school color. The modern day lady bowlers amaze us. Scores in this issue show Kathy Miller with a 213 game in a 571 series. There are other good scores in that McHenry Rec. 7 o'clock group. In the Thirty-Niners, Mary Beth Fuchs followed a 188-511 series with 190-515. And Bea Meath hit 455 two times in a row (no mention of using her average). George Ireland's health caused him to resign as coach of Loyola's basketball team after an outstanding career. He was the guest speaker at one of our athletic banquets and left the impression that he is quite a man. All Man! to an y. <Ba East Rockford I $'l • i • i • i|uija if yen rent- an apartment or house, an economical State Farm Tenant Homeowners Policy can protect your furniture, clothes and other personal belongings against many perils. It can protect you against liability lawsuits, too. Let me give you all the details. Dennis Conway 331*9 W. Elm. 385-7111 S T A T E F A R M I N S U R A N C E Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Stats Farm Fire and Casualty Company Noma Office: Bloomington, Illinois 10 toO coed. Steve Knor won 10 to 0 in the first round, but was eliminated in quarter finals 10 to 6 by a top seeded player from Rockford West. Joe Johnson lost 10 to 5. Brenda Ryan won her opening match 10 to 0, but lost in quarter finals 10 to 1. In doubles match Jeff Boyer and Craig Smith lost 10 to 7 in £irst round. " Steve Knor and Joe Johnson lost 10 to 6. Warriors In Second Place Tilt At Libertyville Tonight Nancy Brda and Brenda Ryan won first match by default. They won third place losing to the champions from R o c k f o r d E a s t . Congratulations to Nancy and Brenda for a fine showing. . Coach Gray went with a delegation to the Boylan Tennis Club over the Christmas II I I I II By Dick Rabbitt With second place at stake in the North Suburban, and the outside chance of a first place tie, the Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig journey to Libertyville tonight for an important con­ ference game. Both the Warriors and the Wildcats are 5 and 1 in the conference and something has to give in tonight's battle. There is also the possibility that the ever improved Scouts of Lake Forest can knock off the ZeeBees, throwing the race into a tie for first place. The "Wildcats" are playing this year without the services of graduated all conference guard Bobby Leon, son of Coach Larry Leon. Bobby is now playing for Ohio University in the Mid-America Conference However, the veteran coach has put together another fine team. Led by Mark Mieszala a 6' 1" senior forward, and sophomore Bob Erickson a 6'2" forward. Erickson was injured last weekend, and his status is doubtful as of today. I'm betting he will be in the lineup for this important game. Another starter is Tom Tun- nicliff who has been averaging about 9 points per game. Mark Schoreder and John Erickson brother of Bob round out the starting five for the "Cats". Coach Ludwig's Warriors are beginning to show signs of a real fine ball team. Steve Koerber is hitting the hoop, and rebounding real well, Marty Zeller is showing promise of breaking loose with a 20 point effort, plus his usual good defensive play. Tom Stark is playing like the Stark of last season, defense, rebounding, and has begun to hit the hoop. The guards Kenne Ludwig, and Steve Kasprzyk really play defense like it should be played, plus the fact that give them an opportunity, they will hit bullseye consistently. The play of the bench is the last several weeks has been the key to the Warrior success. With Stine, Reilly, and Tommy Ludwig all waiting in the wings, and ready to pick up the slack, Coach Ludwig can really go to the bench and won't be hurting his ball team one bit. So let's all journey to Libertyville tonight and support the Warriors. Remember next Friday night is ORANGE NIGHT at West Campus. The Pep Club is going all out to try and fill the gym for the game with North Chicago. They are making a plea that every Warrior fan wear something with a bit of Orange. Let's hope that the South Balcony will be opened for the first time in several years. Remember Orange Night Jan. 31st. holidays to get in a little practice for the coming season. Also it should be noted that McHenry high school West has three indoor tennis courts open to the public on Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. "Hassling99 Warriors Of MCHS Split Double Dual McCullom Lake Conservation Club Good News for sportsmen! The McCullom Lake Con­ servation Club is sponsoring an Ice-Fishing Derby on Saturday, Feb. 22 and Sunday, Feb. 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. McCullom Lake is a private lake - and is being opened for public fishing the first time in five years. McCullom Lake was com­ pletely re-stocked four years ago. Northern, Bass, Blue Gills, Perch and Cat fish ate plen­ tiful. Four pound Bass, and eight to twelve pound Northern have been taken from the lake recently. Hot food will be available on the grounds at nominal prices. Fishing licenses, bait, and tackle will also be sold. McCullom Lake is easily accessible, and directional signs-will be posted. Much help is needed on this project, - so all interested persons should be sure to at­ tend the McCullom Lake Conservation club meeting on Thursday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m.. at the McCullom Lake Beach House. * * * * Smartness, rather than sincerity, ruins many speeches. Needed McHenry Senior Baseball league managers for the season. Any one interested should contact Roger Barker, 385-6824 any time. Youth needs coming LADIES TU NIGHT LEAGUE 1-14-75 7 P.M. Kathy Miller 435; Bette O'Brien 493; Dee Overton 468; Lil Michaels 481; Elaine Justen 477; Dorothy Koleno 432; Pat Summerkamp 465; Sue Koleno 446' Barb Leight 479; Flo Dercole 482; Donna Bauml 442; Carolyn Buittner 428; Jo Rizzo 421; Ron Romkowske 493; Fran Zank 421; Helen Spencer 424; Shirley Lossman 481; Edi Nimsgern 460; Louie Stine 448; Joan Buss 454; Cathy Boro 435; Mary Cook 437; Teresa Steffans 502 ; (consistent bowling - Beautiful!) Tinky Mayer 468. Railroads: Van Diedrich 4-9; Clare Olson 5-10; Shirley Wallner 5-10 & 3-10; Sue Smith 5-7; Betty Smith 9-10. By Di£k Rabbitt Coach Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors" jour-' neyed to Woodstock last Saturday and came away with a split in a double dual meet. They lost to Harvard 28 to 12 in the morning session, but came back to defeat Harlem of Rock­ ford 36 to 12 in the afternoon. Ken Scanlin and Steve Lane continued on their winning ways, each winning both matches. Ken's record is 16 and 2 for the season, and Steve is right behind him with a record of 14 and 2. With the caliber of competition these boys face, congratulations are sure in order for both Ken and Steve. George Hansen was the only other Warrior to win both his matches. Next home meet is tonight when the Libertyville Wildcats come to West campus. If you want to see some good high school competition, I suggest you beat the West campus gym at 6:45 p.m. tonight. You won't be sorry. Results: McHenry, 12 vs. Harvard, 28 132 lbs., Rath (H) - 12-0. • - 138 lbs., Lacy (k) -Swanson (M) - 3-2. (M) 145 lbs., Hansen (M) -Linhart (H) 9-2. 155lbs., Mai (M) - Gratz (H) - Pin. Lane (M) - Schultz 167 lbs. (H) - 5-2. 185 lbs. (M) - 2-0. UL, Martin (H) (M) - 6-4. McHenry 36 vs. Harlem, 12 98 lbs., Williamson (H) - Preston (M) 6-5. 105 lbs., Scanlin (M) - Forfeit. Beck (Jlj ^ 112 4lbs., Schuster ,,Sturd$v,artt (H) - Pin. ; 119 lbs., Kane (H) - Freund (M) - 4-0. 126 lbs., Trauver Murgatroyd (M) 3-2 132 lbs., Gilligan Vankanagan (M) - 8-2. 138 lbs., Swanson Landwair (H) - 5-0. (H) - (H) (M) Palmer (H) - Eppel Christopher 145 lbs., Hansen (M) Milroy (H) - Pin. 155 lbs., Mai (M) - Frazier (H) - 15-9. 167 lbs., Lane (M) - Cun­ ningham (H) - 7-1. 185 lbs., Eppel (M) Cavahelli (H) - 6-2. UL - Christopher - Forfeit. 98 lbs., Gratz (M) - 7-4. (H) - Preston 105 lbs., Scanlin (M) Weidner (H) - 8-0. 112 lbs., Peterson (H) Schuster (M) - 5-4. McHEIVtZY- MtHENRY'385-0144 . FRI. & WKDYS 7:00 - 9:00 SAT - SUN 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00},- 7:00 - 9:00 ADMISSION-ADULTS $2.50 Children $1.00 NO BARGAIN MATINEES-NO PASSES 119 lbs., Freund Cormick (H) - 5-2. (M) - Mc- SMALL BOAT SEAMANSHIP COURSE SCHEDULED A 12-week, non-credit course in Boating Safety and Seamanship will be presented as part of the spring evening school program at McHenry County college. Officers of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will conduct the course which will cover such topics as: Nautical Terminology, Rules of the Ro£d, Elementary Navigation, Meaning and use of Buoys, Knots and Splices, Federal and State Regulations, and General Boating Safety. A certificate of Completion will be awarded to each person successfully completing the course. Classes will be held every Tuesday evening for 12 weeks beginning Jan. 28 from 8 to 9 p.m. in room 104 at McHenry high school West campus, 4724 West Crystal Lake road, McHenry. Interested persons may register for the course at McHenry County college, 6200 West Northwest highway7 Crystal Lake, phone 459-6800 Registration will also be ac­ cepted on the first night of class. Instruction in the course is free, however, a registration fee will be assessed at the time of registration, payable to McHenry County college. The only additional cost will be for books and materials. 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