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GREEN STftbT MALL Sunday, Feb. 9, Steve Kidd, bowling for Carl's Sunnyside Inn, bowled games of 220-289-210-710. Sunday, Feb. 16, Bob Nelsen took on the challenge but fell short. Bob bowled games of 216-265-199- 680. Bob was the first bowler in our league to bowl 700 in 1970. We have the smallest league at McHenry Recreation 3-man team, but we have some of the biggest scores. Bob bowls for Fergies Farm House tavern. 7W INTEREST (ATE A six year investment of as little as $1,000 earns a 7.50' i annual interest rate -- the maximum rate allowed bv law. Interest can be payable monthlv. quarterly or semi annually. Substantial penalty required for earlv withdrawal. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MeHENHY 3814 West Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 CORNING PYREX 1 QUART ROUND CASSEROLE W/CRADLE VINTAGE PATTERN $|gg WAS '5 95 ANNIVERSARY PRICED A PAGF 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1975 TOMASELLO'S LADIES THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE T.N.T. IT'S OUR ELEVENTH iHlllHWCilT1"1 FRI. & SAL FEBRUARY 21 & 22 REGISTER FOR FREE DOOR PRIZES Carey Appliance and Corning 3+1 Smooth Top Range Join Hands For An Outstanding 11th Anniversary Sale ONE-OF-A-KIND Close Out Specials Starting From A Sellsational Price Of $47900 and of course its fully warranteed "and serviced by Carey Appliance SAVE UP TO 400°° on a new Corning" 3-fl Range No RC No. 1 CAREY Appliance SALES & SERVICE 1241 N. GREEN 385 5500 D. Hiller 176 - 185 - 209 - 570; C. May 181 - 182 - 509; M. Harmon 178 - 175 - 508; K. Bradley 166 - 484; L. Wilhelm 187 - 471; M. Wakitsch 170 - 470,; M. May 174 - 468; A. Ritter - 183; D. Mortell -173; P. Hiller - 167; B. Hettermann - 167; O. Hiller - 164; M. Frett - 161. RR: C. Adair 6-7-10; M.E. Freund 2-7; M.A. Quinn 5-10; E. Schaefer 5-8-10; M. Harmon 6-7-10 LADIES TUES.NITE LEAGUE 2-18-75 A crude iron foundry in northern Rhodesia, Africa, thought to be 4,000 years old, indicates man's early interest in metal tools. ( FRESHMEN WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS - A beautiful formation is performed by the girls who brighten up the Freshmen wrestling matches. Doing the splits is Connie LeLeux. L-r in back are Cheryl Boomfield, Julie Bright and Lori Blankenhorn. At the top is Mary Price. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Carol Michels 458; Kathy Miller 448; Evora Paterson 462; Edi Nimsgrin 439; Dorothy Koleno 428; Pat Summerkamp 420; Barb Leight 447; Jean Weyland 443; Dee Overton 427; Annetta Joyce 433; Tres Steffans 425; Jo Rizzo 429; Sue Smith 423; Van Diedrich 427; Flo Dercole 456; Donna Bauml 431; Sharon Kujak 477; Roberta Frazier 448; Elaine Justen 450; Lois Crouch 455; Wilma Aylward 474; Joan Buss 438; Cathy Boro (189) - 490; Marie Diedrich 422; Bitsy Schaefer 458; Fran Zank 455. Obituary: No scratch Leaguers this week - those gals that bowled so hot last week must be doing their spring cleaning early and came down tired - Use Geritol. Rail Roads: Bitsy Schaefer 3- 6-7; Grace Steindoefer 5-7; Evora Peterson 6-8; Betty Smith 5-7; Fran Zank 5-7; Sharon Klontz 5-7 & 3-10; Helen Spencer 5-10-7 & 2-4-7-10. CRYSTAL LAKE BOWL T&C NEWCOMERS 2-14-75 Team 1 - Goodtimers - Mary Lou Heald 175-471. She also had two doubles, Karen Moravec had a turkey. Won 4 - Lost 0 Team 2 - Woodpickers - Charlene Simon 133-373. Won 0 - Lost 4 Team 3 - Tri-Ro-Va-tes - Valerie Roth 153-425. Won 3 - Lost 1 Team 4 - Pinsetters - Nancy Manyluk 151. Pat Knapik 390. Pat also had a double. Won 4 - Lost 0 Team 5 - Flubbers - Barb Erdelac 171. Thea Hoveke 366. Won 1 - Lost 3 Team 6 - Wallbangers - Linda Kurowski 145-394. Won 3 - Lost 1 Team 8 - Dels - Eva Baggio 162-443. She also had a double. Won 1 - Lost 3. teams have won 158 dual meets, while losing only 29. This past season the varsity was 15 and 1, while the sophomores went undefeated with a 16 and 0 mark. As one can see Bill is quite an asset to the McHenry coaching • staff. SPORTS FDIT0R :: Meet Your ;; :: Coaches :: BILL HUTCHINSON By Dick Rabbitt Bill Hutchinson is the Cross Country coach and freshman wrestling coach at McHenry High School. Bill and his wife JoAnn have three children, Tom, Jerry, and Sue. Bill's hometown is Chicago. He at­ tended Schurz High School where he earned 8 Varsity letters. He was captain of the basketball team in his junior and senior years. He lettered all 4 years in track, and placed 7 times in the All City Meet. He also ran on the winning mile relay team in the Chicago Daily News Relays in the Stadium. He played only one year of high school football, but was good enough to make the All City team as a halfback. Bill attended the University of Wisconsin where he lettered in football for three years. Played on the Big Ten Champs of 1952, and played in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1953. Led the Big 10 in punt returns his senior year. Was Varsity Wrestling coach at McHenry for 14 years, where his teams won a conference championship, and two districts tournaments. Bill coached 18 individual con­ ference champs, and 22 district champions. His cross country Coach Gary Gray's freshmen cagers won two games over the weekend. On Saturday the McHenry freshmen avenged an earlier 8point loss at Barrington as they defeated the young Broncos 44 to 41. Steve Williams led the local attack with L4 points. The frosh lost a 7 point halftime edge but out- scored the visitors 11 to 8 in the final stanza. SCORING Kotiw 4 0 8 Partenheimer 5 2 12 Frosh Cagers Beat Barrington And Down Dundee In Close Ones Deener 3 0 6 Williams 5 4 14 Weingart R. 10 2 Knox 10 2 D O W N D U N D E E IN FINAL SECONDS The Warrior freshmen remembered their first meeting of the year with Dundee when they lost a hard fought overtime, when they had five players foul out of the game. On Monday evening they defeated the young Cards 48 to 45. Jeff Partenheimer's basket with 30 seconds remaining put the Warriors ahead 46 to 45 and Steve Knox iced the game with a free throw with only 2 seconds remaining on the clock. Par­ tenheimer with 19 pts., and Steve Williams with 13 led the local team to a victory. SCORING Kotiw 1 1 3 Partenheimer 7 5 19 Deeneer 10 2 Williams 6 1 13 Weingart R. 0 0 0 Knox 10 2 Pinkstaff 10 2 Oeffling 0 0 0 Weingart J. 0 0 0 the Women's Green Belt Division. "The spirit and sport­ smanship of these local com­ petitors is second to none I've seen said Lee Bennett, Director of Lakeland Academy. "Meets such as these have helped the art of Karate come into its own as an amateur as well as a professional sport". Mr. Bennett holds black belts in both Judo and Karate and has been a Martial Arts In­ structor in Mexico City and the Chicagoland area for the past twelve years. .FURNITURE REPAIRING JIM SEYMOUR CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP • 151 N. MAIN ST. 815-459-0653 ftoooooooooo VANCE ROTH Vance won 2 events in the conference meet at Lake Forest College last Satur­ day. He captured a first in both, the 200ydand 500yd free style. WRESTLER BILL PRESTON Bill finished an impressive soph year on the Varsity team. He wrestled in four matches at the Woodstock District Tournament and thrilled the fans with a 3rd place finish. „ Insurance Since 1884 Stoffel & Reihansperger Phone 385-0300 3438 W. Elm St. McHenry IT WAS HUSTLE - all the way as the Warriors rolled to a 101-67 win over Dundee. The victory was their tenth conference win against one defeat. Above, Joe Schuldt of Dundee finds ^Pressure as he tries to pass off to teammate Scott Munson (23). Applying the pressure are l-r Joe Meyer (32), Doug Hertzel (54) and Terry Reilly (22). coach, you can bet that the Warriors will go all out to win number 20 of the season, and add another feather in the cap of their popular coach. Crown is currently tied with Dundee for last place in the conference race with Dundee with a 1 and 9 record. They are led by 8th place scorer Dale Bernhard. The Vikings cannot be taken too lightly. Last season they won only one conference game, and that against the Warriors that knocked them down to third place. As one can see by the upsets in the North Suburban, any team can win on a given night, regardless of the record. Let's show our appreciation for this fine team by coming out and giving them a rousing cheer for their efforts this season. As I have said many times before you won't be sorry. Just ask the Dundee fans about this fine ball club, along with 18 other schools. They will tell you that the Warriors are for real and mean business when they get on the floor. Frosh "B" Bombers Beat Young Broncos Of Barrington 51-47 Jumping off to a 12 to 3 first quarter lead the McHenry frosh B squad Bombers won their 7th game of the season by defeating Barrington 51 to 47. With Steve Bazan, Tim Beyers, Steve Cable, Dan Lindahl and Jeff Meyers all contributing to the effort the young Warriors hung on after a disastrous 2nd period to lead 27 to 24 at the intermission. Dan Allison and Jim Pinkstaff combined for 22 pts in the second half that led to a Warrior win. John Weingart played three quarters of fine hustle basketball, combined with the rebounding of Lindahl, Beyers and Pinkstaff that enabled the B's to win. Coach Pat Wirtz used his entire squad in the game. SCORES Allison 5 3 13 Bazan 1 0 2 Beyers 2 0 4 Cable 2 0 4 Frisby 0 0 0 Lindahl 3 0 6 Myers, Jeff 1 0 2 Meyers, John 0 0 0 Miller. Dave 0 0 0 Miller, Kevin 0 0 0 Pinkstaff 6 4 16 Sek 0 0 0 Weingart, J 1 2 4 Zielinski 0 0 0 "EARL WALSH [ So I Hear One big league baseball player had to settle for a salary of "only" $90,000. Things are tough all over. Saturday night the Warriors battle Crown in their last home game of the season. The Warriors will wrap up the conference on Feb. 28 when they travel to Crystal Lake. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors In Home Final Saturday Night By Dick Rabbitt Still flying high from last weekend's two big conference wins, the "Fighting Warriors" of Coach Ken Ludwig close out the home season tomorrow night against Crown. To add to the occasion it will be "Parent Night". The players, cheerleaders, and their parents will be honored at pre-game ceremonies, and for treats after the game in the school cafeteria. The Warriors still trailing the ZeeBees by a game will be going out after their 20th win of the season. In checking the records no McHenry high team has won 20 games since Cliff Fulton's championship five back in the 1958-59 season. After notching Coach Lud- wig's 100th win as Warrior Area Teams Listed In American Bowling Congress Tourney Following is a list of the teams from the McHenry County area that will be bowling in the American Bowling Congress, 72 Annual Tournament in Dayton, Ohio: Overton Cadillac, Pontiac 2-28 Bimbo's No. 3 3-14 Richmond Bowl 2-28 King Pin Lanes 3-26 Bob & Ron's Town Tap 5-02 Wayne's Lanes No. 1 5-02 Wayne's Lanes No. 2 5-02 Richard J Smith, Sec'y breakfast to get you fortified for the day. Wonder how many kids know what oatmeal is. The various pop and crackle brands are glamorized on TV. How can you glamorize a bowl of oatmeal or corn meal mush. We have done real well in getting bowling scores either typed or printed, but some are crowded together and scrat­ ched up to a point where our typesetters are having trouble. Spread 'em out. Make them plain. And use two sheets in­ stead of crowding everything on one. The McHenry Sortsman's Club will hold a shoot next Sunday, Feb. 23 starting at 12 noon. They have practice shoots every Saturday at 1:00 p.m. For information call 385-9896. KENNE LUDWIG Kenne performed well on defense in the Warrior wins over Barringtonand Dundee last weekend. Kenne also scored 18 points in the 2 games. SWIMMER We are looking for Girl Friday Marie to land back in McHenry one of these days. Gene Dobyns tells us the Yegges ran into a blizzard out there in Arizona. Harold "ZEKE" Bacon (Chamber of Commerce promoter) never told us about those blizzards. We thought the only storm to hit Arizona was the Chicago Cubs -- and they are a mild storm. Have been kind of busy. Afraid the snow will be gone before we get our skis out. Met Tom Creutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creutz, at the Johnsburg pancake breakfast and learned that he is the fisherman in the family. We will be watching to see how Tom does in the McCullom Lake ice fishing derby. Had oatmeal for breakfast one day this week and it brought back memories. Our mother used to think a hot cereal was a must for Player of the Week! BASKETBALL Karate Trophies To Five Local Academy- Tourney Winners The 3rd Crystal Lake* Isshinryu Karate Invitational Championship took place on Sunday, Feb. 16 at Lundahl Junior high school in Crystal Lake. This was the third Karate Tournament sponsored by the Lake Region YMCA Karate class under the direction of Sensei Guy Peterson. Eight different styles of Karate were represented from schools in­ cluding the North Aurora and DeKalb areas. Local cham­ pions representing the style of Shorei Goju from the Lakeland Academy of Karate in McHenry were Mike Pedraza, Mike Khidirian, Jim Lytner and Reinette Strum of McHenry and Terry Mathews of Wonder Lake. All took trophies in the white belt division with the exception of Miss Strum who placed third in JAXE'S The Difference E STYLING FOR MEN By Appointment = 13317 W. 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