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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1975 1 Crystal Lake Moose Sponsor Wrestling Match, April 10th EARL WALSH' So I Hear ^ SPORTS EDITOR., Nice to hear from friends from afar this week. Now^read this-- a message on a card from Upland, California: Saturday - March 29 - Upland, California. r Howdy: - Weenjoyed a most marvelous day at Lawrence Welk's Country Club Village. Had a fine meal in this restaurant at noon with recorded champagne music in the background. Hope some day you can visit this place after you retire on May 1st. Keep a song in your heart. Clarence & Ann Stowell Elvera & Alex Justen We had sent him a couple of Chicago Tribune clippings about the snow in Tucson, but received the retort, "you, above all people, would be expected to know that you can't believe what you read in the papers these days." Then, there is reference to how different it was in the good old days when he was a sports reporter. Huh! (How well we remember "Bacon's Strip".) Some beautiful pictures were enclosed. Narry a snow flake in sight. "Zeke" still thinks the * Ann Stowell is the former Cleveland Indians are great. Anna Popp who grew up in (That's from being out in the McHenry. sun without a sun bonnet.) Lawrence Welk's restaurant is pictured on the card. Looks Very inviting. * A paper napkin and box of •Welk matches was carefully wrapped and sent to us. Must Save those matches for special occasions. Understand Arnold Rauen, Senior Citizen and Lawrence 'Welk faithful, also received a "Card. > Had a call from our Girl ^Friday, Marie, telling us a •letter came in from "Zeke" .'feacon-- and. it had 20 cents postage on it'" and maybe we • should come and get it. Lest we forget, he has taken up tennis after 40 years and challenges Adele (Our Brenda) to a match. Put your money on Brenda. With big league baseball opening this week, there aren't any glowing reports about the Chicago teams. If the Cubs are an unhappy family now, as reported ex­ tensively, what will they be before the season comes to an end? Reporters say there are too many "ifs" in the Sox picture. Time will tell. Lack of pitching indicates that the Sox will be coming in with some wings and a prayer. What the heck are they talking about. They have pit­ chers. Just give them work instead of giving the ball to Wilbur Wood so often with only- two days rest. TAKING WAYS--- t Just read • an article that reports one of every three guests occupying a room at an American hotel or motel takes part of it with him when he leaves, and the value of the items he steals is now- estimated to be about $500 million a year. Tidy little sum! Guess a couple of recent columns were short and Dick Wimmer wants to know why. Just giving our readers a rest, Dick. Dick Rabbitt handed in his copy this week with a notation: "Rub that blarney stone and get us some good weather. What a spring for athletics." OK, Dick, hang in there. We are on the hot line to the weatherman. The Crystal Lake Moose will sponsor a Wrestling Match April 10th in the Crystal Lake High School. Without (question, one of the greatest pro-mat stars in the world today is Wilbur Snyder, one of only 5 men that has defeated the current A.W.A. World champion Vern Gagne. But Snyder never has met the vicious Ox in a one-on-one competition and The Ox is certainly not one to use science in a wrestling bout. Ox is one of the rising young stars in pro- wrestling, already sporting a victory over Dick the Bruiser in the Intl. Amphitheatre last February 22nd. "No doubt about it." savs promoter Bob Luce, mat­ chmaker for the show," The Ox is rough and tough and Snyder is going to be hard-pressed to come up with a win!" The Ox is trying to get in the No. 1 challenger position to meet Vern Gagne and a victory over Snyder, one man who has defeated Gagne, would be a very impressive win to say the least. A terrific tag-team match on the card pits the Legionnaires, Pvt. Don Fargo and Sgt. Jock Goulet against the great team of Yukon Moose Cholak and Lou Thesz. This will mark the first appearance in this area of the former NWA World Champion, Thesz, and many fans will surely remember this legend. P U N C H L I N E O F T H E W E E K WINDOW A RACE TRACK IS A PLACE WHERE WINDOWS CLEAN PEOPLE! TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE April 3, 1975 A. Ritter, 190 166, 161 - 517; D Hiller 150, 186 - 485; E. Mangold 219 - 480; H. Swanson 219, 150 474; M. Smith 165, 152 -460; B Hettermann 154, 171 - 452; M May 182; M. Harmon 177; B Segermark 175; C. Tancred 175: J. Schmitt 165, 153; O Hiller 165; L. Simon, 161; D Mortell 160; K. Steinbock 160 C. Adair 159, 156; F. May 157 L. LaBay 155; D. Roberts 155 C. Justen 154; C. May 154 Sindy Rudolph 152 and M.J Hiller 151. R. R. Converted: B. Het termann 3-7; D. Roberts 2-10 E. Schaefer 5-8-10 and H Swanson 2-7. TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS March 25, 1975 Claire Rosing 443: Rosie Przetacznik 442; Cammy Gaylord 485; Adeline Pedersen 428; Janet Flicek 482; Dar Michelsen 432; Chris Tokarz 435 and Carolyn Law 486. APRIL 1,1975 Mary Beth Fuchs 198 - 508; Janet Flicek 470; Nadine Larkin 183 - 469 and Mary Granger 465. R.R.: Chris Tokarz 6-7-8-10 and Mary K. Vanberuum 5-7. Four Popular Sizes NOW SALE PRICED *17*20 A78-13 Blackwall, plus $1.77 F.E.T. and old tire B78-13, 5.60-15, C78-14 Blackwall, plus $1.79 to $2.10 F.E.T., depending on size, and old tire Everyday Regular Prices On These Sizes Blackwall Size Price F.E.T. and Old Tire E78-14 $24.90 $2.32 F78-14 F78-15 $27.70 $2.40 $2.45 G78-14 G78-15 $31.05 $2.56 $2.60 H78-14 H78-15 $32.30 $2.77 $2.83 Power Streak 78 Here's your chance to get polyester cord Goodyear tires at sub­ stantial savings. Four popular sizes are on sale for three days only. The Power Streak 78 is tubeless, bias-ply construction. 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SATURDAY A.M. - 5:00 P.M. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE PH0NE 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY.ILL. 385-7300 Meet Your Coaches McHZNRY McHenry County College held an 8-ball pool tournament in the student union during the month of March. The school's top three pool champs were given trophies. First place went to Ben "Irish'* DeCicco (center), Mike Schweiger (left) took 2nd place and 3rd place went to Ozzie Rometo (right) MCC Art instructor. Warriors Still Awating Spring Season Opener By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Swanson are still waiting for their opening game. With the snowstorm of last week, six games have already been cancelled and the outlook for this week is not too bright. Athletic Director Bill I Blankenhorn will be a busy fellow, trying to reschedule these games if at all possible. All we can hope for is some nice sunshine to melt the snow, and hopefully the season will get under way. There is a possibility that Coach Wally Scott's thinclads will move their meet scheduled for tomorrow, to Crystal Lake. The Tigers have an all weather track. The Warriors will face Woodstock and Crystal Lake in a triangular meet. The tennis team will be trying to get in some matches this week, if the weather cooperates. smr KEN SWANSON Ken Swanson is the head baseball coach and assistant football coach at McHenry High School. He and his wife Marti have three children, Kick, Gary and Laurie. His home town is Evergreen Park, Illinois. Ken attended Illinois Wesleyan University where he played football all four years. He had done additional work at Northern Illinois University, and Azuzua Pacific College, s In his 19 y^ars of coaching, the "big fellow" has coached football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, track, baseball and tennis. He is also one of the top rated basketball officials in Northern Illinois, and is frequently called upon to of­ ficiate the top high school games in the suburban area. Stock Car Racing Waukegan, Illinois - The 26th season of stock car racing will roar off the line Saturday night April 12th at the Waukegan Speedway. Late model and hobby stock cars will be featured in the program which begins at 8:00 p.m. After a one week delay due to spring snows and cold weather, the one-quarter mile paved facility is expecting most of the top late model drivers in the Chicagoland area to be on hand for the opening night. Practice will start at 5:00 p.m. Following the 1974 season, the turns were repaved at the popular Waukegan oval in anticipation of the 1975 cam­ paign. With the smoother surface now in place, track records may fall in the early competition. ON ERA WASHINGTON-Final rat­ ification of the equal rights amendment, outlawing any law that discriminates on the basis of sex, is not ex­ pected to come until 1976, if then. The amendment was recently rejected by Okla­ homa, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and Utah. County College Starts New Sports Programs In County Communities McHenry County College will be starting Adult Continuing Education classes in early April at Marengo, Woodstock, Crystal Lake and McHenry. Starting Saturday, April 12th, McHenry County College will offer a Beginning Golf class at Marengo Ridge Country Club from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. This six-week course will cover the fundamentals of golf and will include instruction and actual golf play. The instructor is Mr. Robert Witek. Beginning April 14th, McHenry County College will offer a Scuba Diving Class at McHenry High School-West Campus. This 10-week program includes skin diving skills, the use of self-contained un­ derwater breathing apparatus and physics and physiology of diving. The Instructors are from the Illinois Institute of Diving, Inc. Upon completion of this course students may qualify for NAUI, PADI and YMCA certification. The class meets from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Tennis Anyone? Starting Saturday, April 12th, MCC will be offering Beginning Tennis from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. and Intermediate Tennis from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the out­ door courses of Woodstock Community High School. Both courses will meet for eight weeks and will cover the fun­ damentals of tennis and also some advanced techniques for the intermediates. Participants are requested to bring their own tennis rackets, but the tennis balls will be supplied. Would you like to learn how to make a bathing suit for yourself in six hours! Join McHenry County College Bathing Suit classes starting on Monday, April 14th. Two classes will be held: one from 12 noon to 3:00 p.m. on April 14 and 21, and the second from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. on April 14th and 21st. These demonstration classes will introduce you to one piece, bikinis, children's and men's suits. The instructor is Mrs. Cardinallo. You can register for any of these classes at the Registration Office of McHenry County College at 6200 Nor­ thwest Highway, Crystal Lake, or at the first time the classes meet . For further information please call the Office of Community Services at McHenry County College, (815) 459)6800. McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1974-75 Spring Sports Schedule Codes: BaB - Baseball Te - Tennis Tr - Track G Tr - Girls Track SB - Girls Softball Bdn - Badminton Date V - Varsity S - Sophomore F - Freshmen F-S - Froshr-Soph. • - Two Busses - One from each school Bus Leaves Wed. Apr. 9 Thur. Apr. 10 Sat. Apr. 12 Mon. Apr. 14 Tues. Apr. 15 Wed. Apr. 16 Thur. Apr. 17 Sat. Apr. 19 Mon. Apr. 21 Tues. Apr. 22 Wed. Apr. 23 Thurs. Apr. 24 Sport Squad Opponent Place Time East West Te ~ V-F-S Larkin Larkin 4:00 2:45 3:00 BaB V Lake Zurich Lk. Zurich 4:30 3:00 BaB F-S Lake Zurich Home 4:30 Tr V-F-S Crystal Lk.-Woodstock Home 4:30 Te V-F-S Libertyville Home 4:30 BaB V Lake Forest Home 10:30 BaB F-S Lake Forest Lk. Forest 10:30 8:45 Tr V-F-S Viking Relays Oswego 11:00 9:00 Te V-F-S Crystal Lake Crystal Lk. 4:30 2:45 3:00 BaB V Dundee Dundee 4:30 3:00 BaB F-S Dundee Home 4:30 Te V-F-S Warren Home ' 4:30 BaB V Cary Grove Home 4:30 BaB F-S Cary Grove Cary Grove 4:30 3:00 Tr V-F-S No. Chicago-Barrington No. Chicago 4:30 # 3 00 % 3:00 Te V-F-S Barrington Home 4:30 G Tr V Crystal Lake-Zion Crystal Lk 4:30 3:00 3:15 BaB V Mundelein Mundelein 10:30 9:00 BaB F-S Mundelein Home 10:30 Tr V Fox Valley Relays Batavia 11:30 9:30 Te V Quad Home 10:00 Tr V-F-S Antioch-Warren Antioch 4:30 * 3:00 * 3:00 Te V-F-S Zion Zion 4:30 2:45 3:00 SB V Lake Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 3:00 2:45 BaB V Barrington Home 4:30 BaB F-S Barrington Barrington 4:30 Te V-F-S Woodstock Home 4:30 Bdn V Lake Forest Home 4:30 SB V Crystal Lake Home 4:30 BaB V Zion Zion 4:30 3:00 BaB F-S Zion Home 4:30 Te V-F-S Crown Crown 4:30 2:45 3:00 G Tr V Libertyville- Lake Forest L'Ville 4:30 3:00 2:45 Tr V ' McHenry Relays Home 4:00 Add $4 for 8 cyl., a $2 for air cond. • New Bookstore IN McHENRY OPENING Saturday, April 12th1 PAPERBACK BOOKS 50% IIF YOU LIKE TO READ, CHOOSE FROM THOUSANDS OF BOOKS NOW IN STOCK. ALL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD. MOSTLV BOOKS 31303 N. Riverside Drive McHenry Ray's initial guilty plea in the case was voluntary and "on the advice of compe­ tent counsel of his own choosing." APPEAL REFUSED MEMPHIS, TENN.-James Earl Ray, convicted assas­ sin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. , lost a bid for a new trial when a federal judge ruled I Fish Fry Friday ' 5 until 9 p.m. Public Always Welcome Chicken and Steak ALSO SERVING Whole Channel Cat Fish, Shrimp, Scallops Pistakee Country Club 815 W. Bay Road (Rte. 134) Phone: 385-9854$) <