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Warriors Let Down, Bounce Back Strong To Defeat Kaneland 75-67 Bowling Notes By Dick Rabbitt After their important North Suburban win over North Chicago on Friday night, the Warriors were expected to have a letdown, and so they did in a mild sort of way. for the first time in many a moon the game did not start off with a jump ball at center court. A technical foul was assessed to a Warrior for dunking a ball in the pregame warmup. and the Knights of Kaneland were off to a good start. Making the free throw, and hitting baskets from long range, the Knights jumped off to an early 17 to 12 first quarter lead. In the second stanza balanced scoring by all five regulars enabled the Warriors to get back on their game and go into th# lockef room at the intermission leading 32 to 27, The third period saw a lot of points • being put on the scoreboard. With Zeller, Koerber and Reilly of the Warriors all hitting frequently, along with Ackerman and Turk of Kaneland, the Knights narrowed the margin to 5<Ho 51 going into the final period. That three point margin was the closest the Knights could get to the Warriors and the Warriors won 75 to 68. It was another great team effort. As expected by many the Warriors were weary from the tough game the night before. Playing a nonconference game, and especially a Class A school, the young lads of Coach Ludwig didn't seem to put it all together in the early stages of the contest. But pride and a fair^ Saturday night crowd spurrecT • hem on and enabled them to walk off the/loor with their 15th win of the season. Steve Koerber had another great night in the ^coring column; getting 29 points, and Marty Zeller picked up 16 to pace the Warrior victory. BOX SCORE McHENRY fg ft pf tp Zeller 8 0 1 16 Stark 3 2 18 Koerber 10 9 3 29 Kasprzyk 12 3 4 K Ludwig 2 0 5 4 Stine 2 0 2 4 T Ludwig 10 12 Reilly-- 4 0 2 8 Totals 31 13 18" 75 KANELAND Will 2 0 4 4 Ackerman 9 3 2 21 Turk 3 8 2 14 Russell 4 0 18 McQuade 3 11 ^ 5 17 Strobel 1" 0 0 2 W'eydert 10 1 2 Totals McIIenry Kaneland 23 22 15 68 12 20 22 21 75 17 10 24 16 68 Sophs Defeat North Chicago And Kaneland By Dick Rabbitt The McIIenry high sophs won a pair of basketball games over the weekend, defeating North Chicago and Kaneland. On Friday night in another of Meet Your Coaches t FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Starts Fn Jan 31 for 1 Week at 7 10 Only The Friends * « Of Eddie Coyle isffarati PROGRAMS si-P*RAT» ncfc.m H* » HARVARD IEAN COMFORTABLE CONTROLLED ADUIT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Starts fn Jan 31 lor 1 Week at 9 00 Double Feature SPECIAL plus BONUS J A Love Storj foi Adults other denrrifil irr words plus co-feature A Story Of The Bizarre Eiolicit Adult Proliant' Mostly Couples' Coach Gary Collins' now famous "cliff hangers" the sophs defeated North Chicago 47 to 45. It was a battle right down to the wire, and a happy group of youngsters walked off the floor with a victory. Brian Miller led all scoring with 23 points. Defeat Kaneland On Saturday night the sophs had an easier time of it, as they easily defeated Kaneland 55 to 38. It was nice to see the genial young coach sit back and relax during a game, a rare occasion this season. Freshman A1 Reinboldt finally saw his efforts rewar­ ded, as the young Warrior put 18 points on the board to lead his team to a win. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Miller 10 3 2 23 Hurckes 6 1 2 13 Klapperich 10 12 Reinboldt 2 115 Schiller 10 2 2 Besserud 10 2 2 Johnson Orlowski Williams Lundy Wallace Total McIIenry North Chicago McHENRY Miller Hurckes Klapperich Reinboldt Schiller Thomas Phillips Durkin Total KANELAND Jorgensen Petit (Taypool Stayner King Nickels 4 5 2 20 2 2 0 4 3 2 21 3 15 45 10 15 11 11 47 12 12 11 10 45 Total 21 5 10 47 Total NORTH CHICAGO Bovke 1 0 Seals 5 0 McHenry 1 2 Kaneland 3 10 fg ft pf tp 2 1 3 5 3 0 3 6 4 2 2 10 5 8 4 18 4 1 3 9 0 1 0 1 () 2 0 2 2 0 2 4 20 15 17 55 5 2 4 12 5 1 4 11 2 0 4 4 0 4 4 4 1 1 3 3 1 2 0 4 14 10 19 38 7 17 15 16 55 5 6 14 13 38 KEN LUDWIG Ken Ludwig is the Varsity basketball coach and assistant football coach at McHenry high school. Ken and his wife Jeanne, have three sons, Roger who is currently a member of the Olney Junior college basketball team, Kenne and Tom both members of the current Warrior squad. Ken's hometown is Effingham, 111. Ken has both a Bachelors and Masters degree from Eastern Illinois university. He lettered all four years at Eastern in both basketball and baseball, and was all conference forward during his junior and senior years. In his senior year he was selected M.V.P. He played on three conference championship teams in basketball and one in baseball. Prior to coming to McHenry Ken coached at Kankakee as freshmen football and basketball coach. He spent 8 years at Newton high school where he was head basketball land golf coach and assistant football coach. While at Newton his teams won two conference cham­ pionships and two conference tournaments. Since arriving in McHenry Ken's teams have won 96 games and lost 89, 38 of those losses - coming in his first two seasons. Since that time his teams have won 70 percent of their games and the coach is hoping for win number 100 sometime this season His 1970-71 team won McHenry's only Regional championship He was recently honored by the Illinois Basketball Coaches as a representative to select All State players for the Hall of Fame Bob Larke Crowned Heavyweight Champ At Harrington Meet Bob Larke freshman heavyweight from McHenry won the championship of the 16 team Barrington Invitational held Friday and Saturday at Barrington. Bob won 4 matches during the two day tournament defeating Steve Jones of Holy Cross high school of River Grove in the finals. Congratulations are in order to Bob for a job well done. Ho. Ho When the tour i s t a sked the In d ian i f there were ever any f ight s on the reservat ion , the answer was : "Oh no , we re jus t one b ig JJop i f ami ly ." Hospitality Someone proposed that hosp i ta l i ty i s the ar t o f making someone f ee l a t home when you wi sh thev were McHENRY RECREATION LADIES LEAGUE 1*28-75 Clare Olson 4^. Lil Michels 438; Grace SteinWerfer 433; Kathy Miller (181) - 489; Jo Rizzo 446; Jo Zwiezynski 456; Sue Koleno 468; Barb Leight 423; Wilma Avlward 431; Eleanor Glaviano 464; Bette O'Brien 473; Flo Dercole (170- 76-63) 509; (scratch league for you for sure); Sharon Kujak 458; Ma Justen 493 (came up for air); Tinky Meyer 421; Lois Crouch 449; Joan Buss 436; Cathy Boro 483 (you too are coming up for air) Donna Bauml 420; Nell Fidler 469; Mary Cook 456; Annette Joyce 426; Teresa Steffans 474. Railroads; Clarice Buenzli 5- 6-10; Teresa.Steffan 3-5-10. P S. There are a few gals w ho can go soak their balls in the Fox river this week. Pins over average: Mary Leight 76 pins; Jo Zwierzynski 102 pins; Clare Olson 89 pins. TUESDAY MIDNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7 p.m. L Dellaan 462-161-163; C. Babineau 440-178; C. Collett 437-171; B. Fontana 418-169; F. Thorson 417-145. High Games: D. Castillo 166; J. Nell 166; L. Bottino 160. Welcome to Doris Johnson. Layne Dellaan 503-156-168- 179; Fran Thorson 446-157-176; Bobbi Fontana 433-166; Char Babineau 421-160; Chris Colett 407-149. High Games: Louise Bottino 157; Mary Castillo 154; Jean Petrov 151. Conversions: Jean Petrov 2- 10; Fran Klotz 2-7-8-10. TOMASELLO S T.N.T LEAGUE January 30, 1975 A. Ritter 204," 171, 169-544; D. Mortell 164, 177-478; I. Stilling 17.1, 178-478; M. Wakitsch 190- 473; M. Debrecht 177, 165-472'; E. Schaefer 199-468; K. Bradley 150, 188-463; L. Simon 164, 191- 455; C. May 159, 157-452; C. Kriewaldt 206;„E. Mangold 173; I) Roberts 171; B Segermark 167, 176; M.E. Freund 162, 157; J Schmitt 159; L. Jakaboski 158; M. May 156; E. Rad 153; E. Krause 152; D. Hiller 152; C. Adair 150. R.R. Converted: O. Hiller 5- 7; A Ritter 2-7; B. Greenwood 5-8-10; P. Hiller 5-10; C. May 2- 4-7-9; M. May 2-7-10; M.E Freund 2-7 & 2-10. McHENRY TEACHER'S BOWLING LEAGUE 1-29-75 Almosts 38-26 35509 Riverrats 37.5-26.5 35553 Flipflops 35-29 35930 Movers 34-30 35405 Galaxy 30.5-33.5 35366 Fearsome 4 28-36 35330 4 Hookers 28-36 35204 2 Blc's 25-29 35483 Those who raised their averages by 2 this week d e s e r v e s p e c i a l congratulations. Dave Gratz rolled a 468; Amy Street rolled a 471; Barb Miller rolled a 451; and Wil Farrell rolled a 216 for a 542 series! Wil also picked up the 5-7; Carolyn Gratz picked We Want To Sell Meet EVERYTHING! Prices Reduced 25 10 30* Off Regular Prices SAVE NOW ON: • PANELING • KITCHEN CABINETS • ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST Make Us A Crazy Offer. . . .We May Accept! DON'T DELAY. STOP BY NOW AND SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE ON TOP QUALITY, IN STOCK MERCHANDISE ANELING LUS~ * 907 N. Front (Rte. 31) McHenry, III. 385-5511 . HOURS: 8-5:30 Mon. thru Sat. 8-9 Friday mmmm m|| up the 5-10; and Shirley Blume spared the 1-10. TUESI)AY THIRTY-NIN E RS 1-28-75 Doris Diedrich 451; Rosie Przetacznik 421; Maria Bremer 439; Isabelle Kellnef 427; Janet Flicek 180-517; Bea Meath 445; Mary Granger 447; Dar Michelsen 445. 1-21-75 Nadine Larkin 468; Cam my Ga\iord*187-520; Dar Michelsen 423; .Judv Counlev 442. CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T & c NEWCOMERS 1-31-75 Teatn 1 - Goodtimers - Mary Forrnbv had high game !65, Karen Moraner had high series 422. Mary Lou Heald and Karen each had a double. Won - 4 Lost - 0. * Team 2 - Woodpickers - Betty Creighton had high game 164 and high series 412. She also had two doubles Won - 2 Lost - 2 Team 3 - Tri-Ro-Va-tes - Valerie Loth had high game 173 and high series 445. She also had a double. Jean Poynter picked the 4-10 split and Terri Malone the 5-10 split. Won - 3 Lost 1. Team 4 - Pinsetters - Nancy Manykuk had high game 147. Carmen Fields high series 406. Pat Krapik had a double. Carmen picked the 4-7-10 split. Won - 4 Lost - 0. Team 5 - Flubbers - Dee Vogl had high game 142 and high series 396. Dee and Thea Hovekeeach had a double. Won - 2 Lost - 2. Team 6 - Wallbangers - Linda Kurowski had high game 142 and high series 389. Won 0 Lost - 4 Team 7 - Lucky 7's - Dolores Conners had high game 133. Won - 0 Lost 4. Team 8 - Dels - Eva Baggio had high game 158 and high series 451 She also had a double Won - 1 Lost - 3. Despite the troubles that afflict the world, the human race goes along and, as one of our friends.remarks, there will always be people. BOXING • • • By Pete Fritchie ' WASHINGTON, D .C . -Mu­ hammad Al i was recent ly vo ted the male a th le te o f the year a i f id deserved i t . H i s de fea t tv f George Fore ­ man , w i tnes sed In mi l l i ons ear ly in January on t e l ev i ­ s ion , was eye -open ing . Foreman fought a s tup id t ight , f l a i l ing away con­ s tant ly unt i l he Aore h im­ se l f out . I f he tut t l connec t ­ ed in the ear ly rounds Fore ­ man might have won by a knockout , A l i admi t s . But to gamble on knock ing out a fa s t -mov ing foe l ike A l i , ear ly , and s take the t i t l e on i t , i s l e s s than smart . Foreman wi l l be ab le to de fea t A l i i f he t ra ins , im­ proves h i s box ing and wa i t s . T ime« i s on h i s s ide . He might have done i t in Octo -" ber i f he had t ra ined harder , fought a smart f i ght and saved h i s s t rength . What i s surpr i s ing about recent mul t i -mi l l i on do l lar head bashers i s tha t the contes tant s earn ing a l l tha t money so o f t en f ight s tu ­ p id ly--witness Joe Fraz ier ' s two-round goW-night a t the hands o f Foreman when Joe lo s t h i s t i t l e . I'ACiK 7 - PI.AISDEAI.ER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1975 ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1 . Who Was A .P . ' s Woman Ath le te o f the Year 0 / 2 . Name A .P . ' s Male Ath­ l e t e for 1974 . 3 . Who won the Dean Mart in - Tucson Open go l f tour - . nanient0 4- Who captured the open ing s tock car -Western 500 race 0 5 . Name the winner o f the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl . Answers lo Sports Quiz '01 OJV 'II OJN •uostjiv \qqoa A'uuqof •£ !IV pntuumqnft ~z U0A3 suqa •[ Deaths JOSEPH A CONRATH Joseph A Conrath, 67. of 4512 Front Royal drive. McHenry, died in McHenry hospital Sunday night. He was born in Chicago and moved to McHenry two years ago. Prior to his retirement. Mr. Conrath was chief of main­ tenance at Midway airport, Chicago. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude; three daughters, Dolores Tuffs, Karen Burmen and Susan Simek; four sons, James, Gael, Daniel and Joseph; twenty-one grand­ children; one sister and four brothers. Visitation will be held Wednesday at the Golich funeral home. Chicago. A funeral Mass will be held 9:30 Thursday morning at St Adrian's church, Chicago with interment.' in St. Mary's cemetery, Evergreeh Park. 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