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With Dick Rabbitt On The Sidelines thl column about a genUeman that i had K PHÎ I P r ^Sf • J1^1 only several weeks ago, Lloyd Keller, a resident of Crystal Lake whJ^nfn^ 3 T Jetired emP^yee of Pure Oil company who spent twenty-five \?ars with that company has a most unusual and inter ting hpbby. Many years ago back in North Dakota, Mr. Keller in. basketball. He bagan collecting a TSKZ! 00 actlvlties of North Dakota university. ,n.terested in the play of the University of Minnesota, he took it upon himself to keep a record of the box scores of that fine university. . I? La^ in 1942! Lloyd did not let his hobby get the best of him. Doing much research at a cost w .ime,and money he accumulated records of the Illinois high school State tournament from its beginning in 1908 and has continued it to the present time. He has all tournament scores, plus the box scores of every final game. He has said, that to his knowledge only one other individual, a man from Farmer City, 111., near Champaign, has a record of games of the State tourney to match his record. Getting closer to home, Mr. Keller has a record of all box scores of McHenry County tournaments starting with the initial tournament in 1920. Names familiar to you old time McHenry fans are among those mentioned: Boaslett, Niesen, Barbian, Nye and Weber were among the locals that participated in that first McHenry County tourney, Mr. Keller didn't stop at the county level. He has records of the District tournaments played from their inception. Names like Red Grange of Wheaton and Earl Britton of Elgin, familiar to Mini football fans dot the record books of Lloyds Among some other local names mentioned are Sib Whiting, a gentleman named Walsh, could it be S.I.H. and Red Winkel, from the early days of county basketball. * The 1925 McHenry county champs of McHenry take a place in his record book. Bacon, Krause, Overton, Freund, J. Whiting, and Thomas played in the finals and defeated Hebron 22 to 19. Some of the old time coaches familiar to you fans are also mentioned; Mac McCracken of McHenry, Toney Roskie of Woodstock, Dan Home of Harvard, Mel Stuessy of St. Mary's, Owen Metcalf of Crystal Lake, Fred Gunderson of Richmond, L.B. Crane of Hebron, Max Brady of Crystal Lake, Cliff Fulton of McHenry, just to name a few. The 1937-38 McHenry team finished second. Knox, Adams, McAndrews, Justen, Kildary, and Meyers played on that team. The teams of 1944-45-46-47 also were runnersup in the county tourney. Dean f^cCracken, Art Jackson, Schafer, Bonslett, Michels, Miller, Carl Neiss are mentioned. Mr. Keller has also kept a record of all North Suburban box scores since the league began in 1948. Twenty six years of all conference games. All in all Mr. Keller has seven volumes of basketball material, and I feel quite honored that just last week Mr. Keller came to West Campus and presented me his collection of what I would call basketball history for not only the state, the county, but the North Suburban Conference. As the statistician for the North Suburban Conference, Mr. Keller felt that someone should have records in case a history of the conference would be written in the future. In a humble way, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Keller and hope that he has many years ahead to continue his hobby. From time to time I will insert a box score of past McHenry games in this column, to let the old timers relive those glory days of their teens, and to the not so old a chance to get out in the backyard and practice their shots of old. J PAGE 7 -PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 24.1975 TUES., MIDNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7 p.m. L. DeHaan 495-167-180; B. Fontana 489-165-183; B. Lind- berg 419-170; M. Underwood 416-152; M. Carlson 436-200, G Bonus 401-156; C. Collett 414- 201' C. Babineau 415-188 Conversions: D. Sipolt 5-7; J. Nell 1-2-8-10; G. Vyduna 3-10. High Games: M. Castillo 140; J. Gifford 159; J. Petrov 151; A Wright 151; J. Harrer 140; F. Klotz 144. Pizza winners - 4 strikes in a row: Marge Carlson; Gayle Bonus; Char Babineau; Layne DeHaan. McHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE 1-15-75 Bernie Clary of McHenry, President of the Polar Pairs leads around the parade lap. The Polar Pairs Snowmobile club of Spring Grove, held their seventh annual Breezy Lawn Farm Snowmobile Derby Sunday, Jan. 5, before a crowd of over a thousand happy fans. There was just enough snow to make conditions favorable for some very exciting racing, snowmobilers stopped at the Polar Pairs clubhose on the last leg of a 1,000 mile ride from Canada to Round Lake for the benefit of the Lion's In­ ternational. Also present at the race as guest of the Polar Pairs, were the children of the McHenry County Orphanage. With a little help from Mother nature, we'll see you again the first week of 1976. With well over 100 entries, the competition provided some of the finest racing in our short history. Safety was the highlight of the day with no accidents spare a few scattered engines and tracks. Loren Sch­ midt pf neighboring Johnsburg, a mehiber of the Breezy Lawn Riders, the junior club of the Polar Pairs, was the winner of a half of beef, 1st prize. Second prize of a hind quarter went to John Maroni of Round Lake. John secured a ticket as he and twenty other enthusiastic Flipflops Almosts Riverrats Movers Galaxy 4 Hookers Fearsome 4 2 Blc's 34-22 33-23 30.5-25.5 30-26 28.5-27.5 26-30 22-34 20-36 31629 31045 30921 30943 31010 30652 30952 31016 the Congratulations to following for topping high game and-or series: Ed Beling rolled a 154 for a 407; Luz Schmeigelt rolled a 165 for a 395; Linda Exline rolled a 133 for a 320 Good rolling came from Don Seaton with a 400; Judy Hamilton with a 404; Lynette Beenken with a 350; Carol Fuller with a 342; and Candy North with a "347. Special congratulations go to Betty Thompson for rolling a 190 game and Lisa Ross for picking up the 5-10 SDlif McHENRY RECREATION Ladies Tuesday 7 P.M. League Jo Rizzo 470; Eleanore Glaviana 440; Betty Smith 436; Tinky Meyers 179-154-175 - 508;. (Beautiful) Evora Peterson 453; Shirley Lossman 152-173- 196 - 521; (Wowie!) Teresa Steffans 447; Jean Weyland 464; Lil Michels 441' Sue Koleno 158-178 171 - 507; (Terrific) Pam Kozior 434; Barb Leight 459; Ethel Conway 436; Clarice Buenzli 438; Kathy Miller 213 174-184 - 571; (Scratch League for U or stay home & make more babies) Van Diedrich 425; Flo Dercole 132-212-216 - 560; (I don't believe it) Wilma Aylward 437; Louie Stine 440; Cathy Boro 432; Lorraine Freund 448; Sharon Kovak 485; MaMa-Justen 429. Railroads; Marie Diedrich 5- 8 10; Eleanore Glaviana 4-5-7 TOMASELLO'S * T N T LEAGUE January 16, 1975 J Schmitt 155, 170-462; C. Tancredi 187-459; M. Wakitsch 158, 156-455; B. Hettermann 150, 155-454; C. May 168-451; P. Hiller 167; M. Joyce f80; H. Swanson 160; K. Bradley 159,151; M. Harmon 157; C. Larsen 155; L A. Smith 153; E. Rad 152; D. Hiller 152; M.A. Quinn 152; L. LaBay 151; F. Krabbenhoft 150. RR Converted: H Swanson 6-7; M Frett 2-7; M E. Freund 3-7; J. Lindwall 5-7; M. Harmon 3-7. WEDNESDAY MORNING LAUGH-IN LEAGUE Jan , 15, 1975 L Ream 153-429; P Muse 156-430; H Peck 138-361; K Pepping 198-467; P. Russell 169- 440; J. Gilbert 185-463; B. Treichel 174-444; S. Grim- monpre 223-494; K Perkaus 180-459; M. Trosky 148-378; M. Lang 189-455; D. Andreas 179- 443 TEAM STANDINGS 1st The Splits 2nd. The Strike Outs 3rd The Hookers 4th The Ms's. 5th Gutter Dusters 6th Striking Streakers 7th The Pin Drops 8th The Spare Parts 9th Gutter Gerties 10th The Happy Three 11th Brandy Dandys 12th The Lucky Strikes TUESDAY THIRTY NINES Bea Meath 455; Mary Beth Fucks 188-511; Isabelle Kellner 409; Mary McGraw 405; Marian Bremer 187-477; Barb Weber 433. 1-14-75 Bea Meath 455; Nadine Larken 447; Judy Counley 436; Janet Flicek 181-472; Cammy Gaylord 446; Mary Beth Fuchs 190-515. * * * * The harm of pressure groups is the suppressing of individual thinking. Soph And J.V. Lose To Dundee Wrestlers Last Friday night at West campus the McHenry Sophomore and Junior Varsity wrestling squads lost to Dun­ dee. The J.V's lost 45 to 21, and the sophs lost 36 to 12. J.V. Results: 98 lbs., Peterson, Dun. Pin - Peterson, McH. 105 lbs., Hurckes.McH. Pin - Horsher, Dun. 112 lbs., Economy, Dun. Pin - Nuss, McH. 119 lbs., Hewlett, Dun Pin - Schmitt, McH. 126 lbs., Romano, Dun. Pin - Noynes, McH. 132 lbs., Brasch, Dun. Pin - Fink, McH. 138 lbs., Peterson, McH. Pin - Failla, Dun. 145 lbs., Lutzow, Dun. - Dec. - Alford, McH 155 lbs., Hutchinson, McH. - Dec. - Powers, Dun. 167 lbs., Antonou, MCH - Pin - Voalawen, Dun. 185 lbs., Ayford,Dun.-Forfeit Hwt., Christe, Dun, Pin - Fliege, McH. Sophomore Results: 98 lbs., Theesen, Dun. Pin - Mullen, McHen. 105 lbs., Behmlow, Dun. Dec. - Dibiasi, McH 112 lbs., Murgatroyd, McH. Dec. - Barrows. Dun. 119 lbs., Useman, McH. Tie - Welk, Dun. 126 lbs., Lango, Dun. Dec. - Mai, McH. 132 lbs., Jackson, Dun. Dec. - Douglas, McH. 138 lbs., Fink, McH. Dec. - Ballman, Dun. 145 lbs.. Murphy, Dun. Dec. - Roby, McH 155 lbs., Meyers, Dun. Pin - Pfau, McH. 167 lbs., Lundelius, McH. Pin - Muscat, Dun. 185 lbs., Everett, Dun. Pin - Rad, McH. Hwt., LaMange, Dun. Pin - Seaton, McH. * * * * It's amazing how quickly some men imagine that fair ladies have designs upon them. * * * * Practically any girl who knows how to cook can find a man who knows how to eat. Deaths FREDERIC HORACE - LAMB Frederic Horace Lamb, chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals for the city of McHenry, died unexpectedly at his home, 905 Hampton court, Whispering Oaks, Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 22. He was 69 years old. Mr. Lamb was born in Green Bay, Wis., April 22, 1905. The family moved here fr%m Kelleys Island, Ohio, four years ago. Survivors are his wife, Alice (nee Davis); two daughters, Mrs. Wilfred (Patricia L.) Turbeville of Pittsburg, Pa., and Mrs. Edmund (Judith L.) Judy of Cincinnati, Ohio; one son, Frederic D. Lamb of Cincinnati, Ohio, and nine grandchildren. There will be no visitation. Memorial services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel, with Mrs. Florence Berg, Christian Science Reader, officiating. Burial will be private. Contributions may be made to the Christian Science society of McHenry. THOMAS R. VOASE Thomas R. (Bob) Voase, 55, 1326 W. Bay road, McHenry, died Jan. 22 at McHenry hospital. He was born in Omaha, Nebr., Jan. 4, 1920. A resident of this area since 1949, he was an engineer for the Union Oil Co., Palatine. He was a member of the American This Week's Winning State Lottery Numbers THE # ILLINOIS STATE LOTTERY WEEKLY LOTTO EDQDQD00 WEEKLY BONANZA & MILLIONAIRE P"1 P«1 R1 / Shutter HuT \ Window and Wall Decor 1 SPECIAL NEW YEAR SAVINGS V s A V E 10% off Stock Window Shades White and colors 15% off Wallcoverings Decorator Desigfi Line 20% off Shutters-Insert Frames & Movable Louvers in Stock Legion Post No. 491 and the Fox Valley Post 4600 of the V.F.W. Among his survivors are his wife, Margaret H., nee Skelnik, whom he married April 10, 1948 in Chicago; a son, Christopher T., Oshkosh, Wis.; his father, Thomas P. Voase, McHenry; and a sister, Mrs. Jeannette Beck of Arlington Heights. He was preceded in death by his mother, Fanny G. Young Voase. ^ Visitation was scheduled for Thursday night after 7 p.m. at the Peter M. Justen and son funeral home. A funeral Mass will be offered Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at St. Patrick's church with burial in Windridge cemetery, Cary. * * * * Errors often arise when men try to prove that they 'have been right. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE Team W L Pts. Opp's 1. Zion Benton 6 0 377 318 2. McHenry 5 1 471 337 3. Libertyville 5 I 367 330 4. Lake Forest 4 2 375 388 5. North Chicago 3 3 382 387 6. Crystal Lake 3 3 351 331 7. Barrington 2 4 312 347 8. Mundelein 1 5 322 414 9. Dundee 1 5 347 393 10. Crown 0 6 304 370 LEADING SCORERS Name Team F.G. F T . Total 1. Del Yarbrough N.C. 59 24 142 2. Steve Koerber McH • 44 22 110 3. Bill Orlowski L.F. 36 38 110 4. Danny Mack Z.B. 48 12 108 5. Max Kipfer Dun. 38 18 94 6. John Tichy Bar. 33 19 85 7. Terry Barrett N.C. 38 7 83 8. Butch Monaghan Z.B. 33 17 83 9. Derek Underwood Z.B. 38 6 82 10. Pete Geisser Mun. 34 14 82 11. 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