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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, MARCH 7, 1975 THE STRETCH by Razim (31) was not enough as Warrior Marty Zeller hooks a basket in this secoifd period action viewed from above the net. Zeller scored 14 points in the McHenry 94-37 win over the Hononegah Indians. Tonight the Warriors play Belvidere (they beat Woodstock 76-74 Wednesday night) for the regional title. A Warrior win would advanc# them to the Rockford sectional next week. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH1 So I Hear Bombs away! The Warriors of McHenry High shook down the rafters from the sky Tuesday night in the Belvidere Regional to bury the hopeless and helpless Hononegah team from Rockton. This isn't to say that the big Rockton team didn't give it all they had. They simply did not have the horses to stop the whirling, sharp shooting Warriors. We thought the Belvidere .SPORTS EDITORj " . . . . A n d t e l l J E R R Y ' S he'll have to delay that tire guarantee he gave me" JERRY'S "66" AUTO REPAIR 4713 W. Kt. 1ZU Days 3.44-1278 Towing after 11pm gym had the poorest lighting system since kerosene lamps, but the Ludwig Lambasters must have seen the nets quite clearly. The big defenders closed off the lane under McHenry's basket early in the game, but Kenne Ludwig sank three of his patented side shots to draw them out. Then Kenne found himself on the bench with three fouls and the other fine guards hit some real swishers to pull away. Coach Ludwig again went to his bench early in the game and had the men to do the job. Opinion seems to be that Belvidere will be McHenry's opponent Friday night, but we are reminded that the Wood­ stock Blue Streaks may have something to say about that. George Worts filled two buses for the comfortable trip. Bob Stevens was our pilot and he took us right to the door in good style. The Blake boys, Bob and Don, sat across from us on the way home and were recalling McHenry County tournament days. Vale Adams was in front of us with one of our favorite persons (Marge). Vale played for Coach Gerald Reed in a county tournament in St. Mary's gym at Woodstock. He said it was in the year of 1937. (He can't be that old!) McHenry sent 32 bowlers to the Peterson Classics this week. Would you believe? Ed Buss rolled a 102 first game. Of course, in true Buss fashion, he bounced back with some 200 plus games to win a nice purse. Joe Etten, who took it all in the classics a few years ago, was awarded a nice plaque for his years of bowling and sponsoring teams. The younger Joe Etten was top man in the group and will get a sizeable reward. A GOOD FIRESTONE TIRE IS YOUR • •• ••;•«••%# : BfcSTBlJY FIRESTONE 500 WHITEWALL v 20%OFF OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 1 GRANT BATTERIES UP TO $10<>o OFF McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry high school "Fighting Warriors" showed why they were picked in the number one spot in the regional as they defeated Hononegah of Rockton 94 to 37 Tuesday at the Belvidere tourney. The Warriors wasted no time getting on the board as Kenne Ludwig popped in a fifteen footer at the 7:45 mark of the game. With the Indians playing a somewhat control style of game, and looking for the good shot, the Warriors were content to play their regular pressure defense. It paid off as Ludwig again hit from the corner, and seconds later made his third shot of the night to set the Warriors roaring away Kasprzyk hit two, and Zeller added another for a 14 to 3 lead. With Ludwig now on the bench with his third foul, Radar Reilly entered the fray and promptly sank a 20 footer to put the Warriors ahead 16 to 5 at the end of the first stanza. It was in the second period that the Warrior machine really got rolling. With the Indians still stuck in their 3-2 zone defense, the outside shooting of Reilly and Kasprzyk put the points on the board, and the local five went into the intermission with a 40 to 10 lead. It was evident that the In­ dians couldn't cope with the pressure type of defense that the Warriors displayed. Numerous turnovers gave the Warriors the advantage and they didn't let their teammate^ and fans down. The third period was more of the same, sharp passing, ball hawking, the fast break, and outside shooting all were a great factor as the Warriors continued to roll up the score and lead 65 to 21 going into the final period. It was in the third period that the play of the game occurred and left the fans spellbound. On beating the ground with clubs and uttering spine-chilling cries. Anthropologists call this a form of primitive self- expression. In America we call it golf. - Bits and Pieces a breakaway Kasprzyk broke with the ball for the basket, and without looking flipped a backhand over the head pass to Marty Zeller who never broke stride and went in for the lay up. Even the Hononegah fans stood and gave the Warriors a hand on that basket. In the final stanza the reserves got their chance, and they too continued the on­ slaught on the hapless Indian five. With Reilly, Joe Meyer who canned 4 buckets in this period, plus the fine play of Hertel and Lund, along with the big guy Ron Stine, and Tony Christy (only Warrior who failed to score) the Warriors had a happy time of it and ran the total to a whooping 94 points for the win. It was a great win for the Warriors. Coach Ken Ludwig's boys came to play, and even after they had the game in the bag, didn't let up. The Indians didn't put up much opposition, nevertheless the Warriors didn't take the game as a cakewalk. They looked simply great at times, but with the hapless Indians throwing the ball a number of times, and their inability to get the ball into the basket, there were a few times when I'm sure that the coaching staff was concerned. Tonight it will be a different story. Playing the winner of the Belvidere-Woodstock game for the championship will be another big game for our Warriors. If they can continue the type of play displayed since Christmas I'm sure we will be all heading for Rockford on Tuesday night. Let's go get 'em Warriors, ON TO ROCKFORD. BOXSCORE McHENRY fg ft pf tp K. Ludwig 6 4 12 S. Kasprzyk 8 2 16 S. Koerber , 2 13 5 M. Zeller 6 2 1 14 T. Stark 2 2 2 6 T.Rielly 8 3 16 T. Ludwig 4 16 R. Stine 12 14 J. Meyer 4 18 D. Hertel 0 111 T.Christy - - - - Lund 2 0 0 4 Totals 43 8 19 94 HONONEGAH Fuller - - 1 - Griesman 1 - - 2 Razim 7 4 3 18 Birkholz 1 - - 2 Stone 2 2 1 6 Collins - - 1 - Owen - - 1 - Prescott 1 1 - 3 Polaski - - 2 - Miller - - - Oberso - - - Francik 1 4 4 6 13 11 13 37 McHenry 16 24 25 29 94 Hononegah 5 5 11 16 37 TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. LEAGUE February 27,1975 S. Foute 203, 162, 181 - 546; L.A. Smith 172, 214, 152 - 538; M.E. Freund 203, 177 - 522; D. Ililler 163, 169, 152 - 484; K. Bradley 192 - 477; B. Het- termann 158, 162- 465; D. Thompson 164, 152 - 462; H. Swanson 173 - 455; C. Kriewaldt 175 - 452; J. Schmitt 181 451; F. Krabbenhoft 188; C. Sivertsen 184; A. Ritter 179; L. Parfrey 177; B. Greenwood 171; M.J. Bimbo's has a new look. Green carpet and green door as you enter. Now we're getting someplace. We didn't know THAT! Gene Schaefer and Andy McCarroll are giving boogie- woogie dancing lessons The West Suburban Catholic All-Conference basketball team lists two local boys who have been great performers on the Marian Central team this year, Sam Anderson and Bill Moerschbaecher. Congratulations, fellows! In Africa some of the native tribes have the custom of OUT-MANUEVERED, Tom Ludwig, after a fast breakaway, has an easy two-pointer as the two Indians that were hot on his trail end up in no position to block the shot. The Warriors scalped the Indians 94-37 at the Belvidere Regional. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD FIX-UP SPECIALS! I"x2"x8' ,Qt FURRING STRIPS 39 2"x4"x7' 8 5/8" Pre-Cut STUDS 99« 2"x4"x8' Construction Grade „M STUDS UW MCHENRY LUMBER 4030 West Main Street 385-4600 Hiller 166; L. LaBay 165,158; P. Hiller 164; M. WAkitsch 158; C. May 158; M. May 156, 152; D. Mortell 156; L. Miller 156; E. Schaefer 156, 151; G. Rudolph 155; L. Bruce 155; L. Simon 151. R.R. Converted: D. Hiller 6-7- 8; B. Segermark 5-77; A. Ritter 3-6-7; M.E. Freund 4-7-10; D. Thompson 5-10. LADIES TUES.NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 7 P.M.- 3-4-75 Teams W L Peter M. Justen 42 30 Northern Propane 41V2 30^ Lakeland Constr. 41 31 South Gate Salon 40 32 McHenry Disposal 38M> 33% Morrie'sCitgoServ. 38% 33% Varese Restaurant 34 38 Bernies Auto Body 33% 38% McHenry Floral 33 39 Elm St. Serv. 32V2 39% Executive Nat'l Ins. 31 41 Havemeyer 26% 45% LADIES TUES.NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 7 P.M. -3-4-75 Jo Rizzo 505; Jo Zwierzynski 450; Sue Smith 494; Ron Romkowske 424; Lois Crouch 470; Fran Weyland 453; Cathy Boro 491; Clarice Buenzli 435; Dorothy Koleno 472; Sue Koleno 445; Barb Leight 440; Sharon Kujak 479; Elaine Justen 460; Lauretta Homo 445; Edi Nimsgern 471; Wilma Aylward 467; Eleanore Fishing Derby Is Successful The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club's recent ice- fishing derby was a fine suc­ cess, due to the hard work of President Jerry Raycraft and his corps of workers, as well as all the ice fishermen who came out to this event. Many prizes were awarded from the largest to the tiniest. Someone caught a one-inch Blue Gill. Anyone who took pictures at the fishing derby, who would like sharing them with the club for their records, should contact Raycraft or Mrs. Harriet Hammer. The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club extends an in­ vitation for interested persons to come to their meetings, held on the third Thursday evening of each month at 8 p.m. The location of the meeting places is announced in the newspapers. A STEAL AND A SHOT - and Warrior Steve Kasprzyk leaps above the Hononegah Indian Tom Polaski for the basket. Steve scored 16 points in the McHenry win in the Regional game Tuesday night. Playing a great game on defense, his numerous steals aided in his two figure scoring. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD BUS TRIP TO BELVIDERE REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT A bus is being chartered to the | McHenry Regional basketball game | on Friday, March 7, 1975. The bus $ will leave the McHenry Plaindealer | (3812 W. Elm) promptly at 6:15 p.m. | | The cost for the trip will be $2.25 per person. If you wish to go, please f | make reservations by calling the | Plaindealer, 385-0170 and asking for % " B U S R E S E R V A T I O N S / ' L e t ' s | | cheer the Warriors on to Victory $ Number Two in the long trip to | Champaign. Glaviano 444; Betty O'Brien 453; Mary Cook 452; Teresa Steffans 464; Flo Dercole 480. Pins over average: Jo Zwierzynski - 81; Petie Heck - 31; Pat Fischer - 31. TUES., MIDNITESPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 7P.M. Welcome to Kay Chatt. L. DeHaan 452-169; B. Fontana 426-161-153; B. Jen- nison 420; B. Babineau 419-163; C. Collett 411. Conversions: M. Schulz 3-10- 4-7; L. DeHaan 2-10. China is granting fewer emigration permits . RADAR REILLY, known for his outside shooting, finds himself with an easy shot from under the net. Terry hit for 16 points as he and Kasprzyk led the McHenry cagers in the point department. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD •••• COUPON**** •3.00 OFF (With This Coupon) IMPROVE YOUR GAS MILEAGE! CALL: "THE MOBILE MECHANIC" (WE COME TO YOU) ^ * CUSTOM TUNE-UPS * AUTO ELECTRICAL •CARBURETOR & IGNITION SERVICE YOUR SATISFACTION POSITIVELY GUARANTEED 385-5630 FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS feSisstJi . . . . t f e i b w & y i m e n 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Warriors Wallop Hononegah 94-37 In Regional Tourney