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PAGE C - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1975 HOLD THAT TIGER - Warrior Brian Anton on applies an arm bar on his opponent Marty Odean during the Mc Henry-Crystal Lake meet last Tuesday night. Brian scored a 4-0 victory for his third win against 1 defeat for the season. Friday and Saturday. Feb 7 and 8. the Warrior Wrestlers travel to Crvstal Lake for the N.S.C. Tournament. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Host Crystal Lake Tonight, Travel To Woodstock Saturday By Dick Rabbitt The Warriors of Coach Ken Player of the WeekI BASKETBALL •it i STEVE KOERBER Steve scored 29 points in the Warrior win over North Chicago, while holding Del Yardbrough (the N.S.C. leader) to just 16 points Steve also collected 29 points against Kane land and captured 22 rebounds (hir­ ing the 2 victories. WRESTLER Ludwig are coming down the home stretch in the North Suburban race Tonight it will be the Crystal Lake "Tigers " who will invade the West Campus gym The schedule shows that all teams will play within their own division the remainder of the season. This schedule should favor the Warriors, as the West Division is somewhat weaker of the two. if you could call any division in the' North Suburban weak. With Zion hosting the always dangerous Wildcats of Libertyville. and still having to play North Chicago and Lake Forest, the Warriors are looking for some help along the line It looks as if the con­ ference race could go down to the final game Crystal Lake is having a so-so year However, the Warriors can never take the Tigers lightly In the past the Tigers have always proved troublesome to our Warriors The Tigers are led by Steve Zoellick and Sam Mosolino at the present time Jim Froelich fine Tiger guard is laid up with injuries, but he may get off his crutches this week and be able to play against the Warriors On the other hand the Warriors are playing great ball At times it mav look as if STEVE LANE Steve won his last 2 matches to increase his season record to 17-4. Steve is also leading the team intake-downs with 31. SWIMMER ERY GALL Erv captured 1st place in the 100 yard free style against Rockford Jefferson recently. Erv, a senior; is also a iettermen on the Varsity Swimming team. uisurance Since 1SS4 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHenry RENT A CAR BEFORE YOU BUY IT Malita Classic Coupe Now you can rent the current-model General Wo tors car of your choice at National Car Rental. ESfenting is the smart, easy way to get acquainted with that new car you're thinking of buying. Take one out for a few days. Put it through its paces. See how it performs in traffic and on the highway. Then bring it back for a "deal" you can't turn down. Call now for reservations. WHEN IT COMES TO SERVICE WE MEAN BUSINESS. NATIONAL IcAR RENTAlX WE FEATURE GM CARS AND GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS ON U.S. RENTALS. PAYTON 1 Hwy. 31 South McHenry. 385-2100 1.7" III. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR 1 Somebody told us that loan companies are advertising: "Now you can borrow enough money to get completely out of debt " > The McCullom Lake Con­ servation Gub is sponsoring a Fish Derby Feb. 22-23. proceeds to go toward restocking the lake From what we hear, there are fish in that lake There have been some great derby days on McCullom Lake before and this should be another good one There is a lot of enthusiasm spreading around , ' ,' It looks like the Indians want to take this country back. Must be they haven't heard of con­ ditions Our Grandma used to think there was no chicken like the Plymouth Rock You hardly see those kind no more! Grandma wanted no part of those white leghorns. Too small to put on the table Besides - those leghorn eggs were white and couldn't possibly sbe as good as Plymouth Rock brown eggs. As a boy. we raised bantams and their eggs were almost as large as the ones they sell for medium size today. Things aren't like they used to be and sometimes we think they never were. , • C&P ~ ' Walt Freund goes waV back in his memories of McHenry baseball players. Now he asks, "DO YOU REMEMBER"'" Ed Whiting <Sib's father', Jake Buss. "Pat"' Meade,. Walter Evanson. Ed Walsh • Uncle Ed,'. Ed Cobb and a fellow named Schbmacker whose first name escapes We remember some of those men. but never saw them plav ball Hardly a man is now alive who remembers that far back Our "Girl Friday" (Marie) in the sports department has headed for Arizona, but probably will be back before "Rassling Warriors" Defeated In North Chicago Match 28-17 they may blow the game, but one of their great assets is the DEFENSE If the offense sputters, and it does oc­ casionally. the defense takes over and does the job This is a good Warrior team, they are ranked in the top spot in the Belvidere Regional. They have won 15 games this season and surely deserve more support than they are getting So come all you fans, prove you are a sports minded com­ munity. support your high school team On Saturday night, the Warriors travel to Woodstock for a game with an old rival the "Blue Streaks"> Coach Ed Brucker of the Streaks is in the rebuilding process The Streaks haven't won as many games as they would like, but on the other hand they are a young ball club, and are looking to the future. Having been pushed out of the North Suburban, you can bet they would like nothing better than to knock off our Warriors. It should be a good game. Woodstock vs McHenry is always a good ball game, and you can throw out the records of both clubs Both squads generally arise to the occasion Should be two good ball games this weekend. By Dick Rabbitt The "Rassling Warriors" of coach Marty Sobzcak were defeated at North Chicago last Friday night by a score of 28 to 17 The sophomores won their match 39 to 24. and the J.V.'s won their match 38 to 35. Promising note for the Varsity was Ken Scanlin who won on a forfeit for his 18th victory of the season, and Steve Lane who won his 17th match of the season. Varsity results: 98 lbs . Ford. N.C. Dec - Preston McH 105 lbs . Scanlin. McH - forfeit 112 lbs . Echivaria. N.C Dec - Schuster. 119 lbs.. Freund. McH Dec. - Phillips. N.C. 126 lbs . Johnson. N.C. Dec. - Beck. McH 132 lbs.. Parker. N.C. Dec. - Yankanagan. McH 138 lbs . Jones. N.C Pin - Swanson. N.C. . 145 lbs . Brown. N.C Dec - Alford. McH. 155 lbs.. Garrett. N.C Dec. - Antonou. McH 167 lbs . Lane. McH Dec. - Whyte. N.C. 185 lbs.. Eppel. McH Dec - Whitehead. N.C. Hwt Christopher. McH - Tie . O'Brian, N.C J.V results: 98 lbs . Peterson. McH Pin - Dillworth. N.C. Test drive a Saab. And help the National Ski Patrol patrol. "fes* 3f\e a Saac oet *eer -o* and Apnl 15th "975 anc Tia*e a donate, o ^me. to trie National S* Ratroi The ofccial car oi the National Ski Patrol FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SAAB CAU 38S-Q72S i u: EUR0PA MOTORS 2414 W. RTE. 120 McHenry. Ill f8tS) 385-0700 her dear Cubs arrive for spring training. We get along great with Marie, especially around St. Patrick's Day. but are on different sides when it comes to baseball Wish somebody would send in news from Marian Central about their athletic teams. There are several McHenry athletes over there This is great weather for packin' snowballs. And some kids are making snowmen. Mentioned to some gals that we may have to say snowpersons now that women's lib is so strong But. they dunno. Some go back to the old thought - "When men were men and women were glad of it." DON'T LOOK BACK ... Go very lightly on the vices such as carrying on in society-- this social ramble ain't restful. Avoid running at all times. Don't look back Something may be gaining on you Satchel Paige ATHLETES t) Western Illinois swimmers and gymnasts are beginning to show up in national rankings. Junior All-American 200 yard backstroke artist Rick Swanson < McHenry i is currently listed second by the College Swim­ ming Coaches Association with a time of 2:03.1. 105 lbs . Tucker. McH Forfeit. 112 lbs., Thornton. N.C. Forfeit. 119 lbs . Wias. N.C Pin - Sch- mitt. McH 126 lbs . McKinnery. N.C Pin - Larkey. McH 132 lbs . Joplin. N.C. Pin - Fink. McH 138 lbs . Peterson McH Pin - Beau. N.C. 145 lbs.. No Match 155 lbs . Swopes. N.C. Dec - Hutchinson. McH 167 lbs., Mai. McH. Tie - Bobo. N.C 185 lbs . Antonou. McH Forfeit. Hwt Fliege. McH Forfeit Soph's results: 98 lbs , Mullen. McH Dec - Gillian, N.C 105 lbs.. Diablisi. McH Forfeit. 112 lbs . Murgatroyd. Mfm Forfeit 119 lbs . Useman. McH Dec . - Linington. N.C 126 lbs . Mai. McH Dec - Young. N.C 132 lbs . Jones. N.C. Pin - Douglas. McH THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE - Tall Del Yarbrough of North Chicago gets a close up view of the aggressive Warriors. Taking possession of the ball is Steve Koerber who led both teams with 29 points. Other Warriors are Marty Zeller and Tom Stark (42). Tonight the Warriors will try to improve their 6-1 conference record as thev meet Crvstal Lake at W est Campus. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Big Ice Fishing Derby At Channel Lake Feb. 15-16 The 15th annual running of the biggest and richest Ice fishing Derby and Winter Festival, prizewise. in the State of Illinois sponsored by An- tioch's 885 Civic Club and the Northern Illinois Conservation Club jointly, will take place on Saturday and Sunday, 138 lbs . Jones. N.C. Pin - Fink. McH 15 lbs . Painter. N.C Pin - litehead. McH >55 lbs.. Low. McH Pin - rKinnery. N.C. i67 lbs . Lundelius. McH. Dec - Hart. N.C. 185 lbs . Phau. McH Pin - Bruley. N.C- Hwt. Spell. N.C. Pin - Seaton. McH Frosh Drop 51 - 49 Contest To North Chicago Cagers McHenry s freshmen staged a valiant comeback effort last Saturday at North Chicago, but fell short by a score of 51 to 49 The frosh were led by Jeff Partenheimer's 19 points, and Dave Kotiw had 16 points Rusty Weingart and Steve Knox sparked the second half rally of the young Warriors McHENRY SCORING Kotiw 8 0 Partenheimer 9 Deener 3 Williams 0 Weingart 2 Oeffling 1 Knox 0 Februrary 15th and 16th onthe south end of Channel Lake off Route 173. three miles west of Antioch Well over $6,000 in prizes are already in at derby headquarters, and the total could reach up to $7,500. as Drizes keep coming in from the various donors. An exciting feature of the two-day festival will be the sled dog races, run under the auspices of the Midwest Sled Dog Club Other events and items of note: Weight pulling contest for dogs. Hole making with auger. Egg tossing Kids retrieving pennies from pile of straw Most colorful fishing shanty. Warm headquarters. Snack- shack The oldest licensed lady and man fishers. For more information, call William Brook or Jean Rockow 312-395-2700 • Coast Guard I v*Sr- News \ North. Suburban Wrestlers Meet At Crystal Lake A TIRED TIGER - This one-quarter Nelson bold that Warrior Steve Lane is employing on Eric Cook worked well as it wore the Tiger down. Steve whitewashed Eric by a 13 zip score. The win was the seventeenth for Steve, who has lost onlv 4 times and tied twice. < STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) By Dick Rabbitt The Noith Suburban Con­ ference will hold its annual wrestling tourney at Crystal Lake fieldhouse this weekend Preliminaries will be held on Friday at 7 p.m The semr- finals will begin tomorrow at 1 p.m. and the finals will be held tomorrow night at 7 p m The scoring this year is somewhat different than in past years Points shall be given for varsity dual meets during the regular season These points shall be added to any of the tournament points scored On the basis of dual com­ petition the Broncos of Barrington are the favorite to win the crown Dundee and Crown along with the ZeeBees could make it most interesting for Barrington in this year's conference meet The Warriors have a chance at a few championships Let's get to Crystal Lake on Friday and root the boys home to a win If you can't make it tonight, tomorrow afternoon will do. I'm sure they will appreciate your support 750* A six Year investment of a- little a* ?1/niO earn* a 7..Vf annual interest rate--the maximum rate allowed bv law. Int«re«t can he pavaHe monthly, qijirteriv.tr <«iw-annual Substantial penalty required for far!v *j?bdra*y THE FIRST XATIOXAL BWK OF MclENIl 3814 West Elm Street • McHenry , Illinois 60050 The people buying their first boat at the Sixth Annual Midwest Boat Show will also have a chance to learn basic boating at the show, which opens Friday. March 7 and runs through Sunday. March 16 at the Arlington Park Exposition Center The I" S Coast Guard will again offer its free one-hour basic boating course each day of the show This course was presented for the first time at a Chicago area boat exhibit at last year's Midwest Boat Show. Course times will be 7 to 8 p in opening day. Friday- March 7. 2 to 3 p m Saturdays and Sundays, and 7 to 8 p m. weekdays. The course is open to anyone attending the Boat Show "It is our hope that this free course will make beginning boaters less apt to get into trouble on the water and to insure their safety and that of other boaters." Chief Sistare an instructor says. "We also hope it will interest boaters in taking some of the more advanced boating courses offered by the Coast Guard, the U S Power Squadrons and other organizations." Chief Sistare adds Hours for the Midwest Boat Show will be 6 to 10 p.m opening day. Friday. March 7: noon to 10 p m Saturdays, noon Jo 7 p m Sundays and 4 to 10 p.m weekdays. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS 6'ell § StJ N ....Out ifouitiw* 1^4 N. C.reen St.. McHenry