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\ PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FR1DAY, APRIL 18, 1975 Kor the second time in as many months, Crystal Lake was chosen as the site of a decisive Karate tournament. The Young Hong Open took place at the Crystal Lake high school field house on Sunday, April 6. The event drew spectators and competitors from all of northern Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Eliminations in forms and fighting began at noon and continued til 7 p.m. when the final matches were run. Local winners from the Lakeland academy of Karate in McHenry were Mike Marino, first place and David LaGreca, second place in the children's division, and Terry Mathews, second place in Men's White Belt division. This was the second win for Mathews this year. McllENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL IH74-75 Spring Sports Schedule V - Varsity S - Sophomore F - Freshmen F-S - Frosh-Soph. * - Two Busses - One from each school Codes: BaB - Baseball Te - Tennis Tr - Track G Tr - Girls Track i SB - Girls Softball Bdn - Badminton Bus Leaves Date Sat; Apr. 19 Mon. Apr. 21 Tues. Apr. 22 Wed. Apr. 23 Thurs. Apr 24 F*i. Apr. 25 Sat Apr. 26 M0n. Apr. 28 * T«|e. Apr. 29 t Wed. Apr. 30 7 * Thur. May 1 Sfit. May 3 Mon. May 5 Tue. May 6 Wed. May 7 Thur. May 8 Fri. May 9 $at. May 10 » % Mon. May 12 Tue. May 13 Wed. May 14 Thur. May 15 Fri. May 16 Sat. May 17 Mon. May 19 Sport Squad Opponent Place Time East West 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 To V-F-S Woodstock Home 4:30 Bdn V Lake Forest Home 4:30 SB V Crystal Lake Home 4:30 3:00 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 Te S Tournament Home 10:00 G Tr V Lake Forest Invit. Lk. Forest 1:00 11:15 11:00 Tr V-F-S Lake Forest-Zion Home 4:30 Te V-F-S Dundee Home 4:30 Bdn. V Larkin Larkin 4:30 3:00 2:45 SB V Dundee Dundee 4:30 3:00 3:15 BaB V Crown Crown 4:30 3:00 BaB F-S Crown Home 4:30 Bdn V North Chicago No. Chicago 4:30 3:00 2:45 SB V Mundelein Home 4:30 BaB V-S Marian Home 4:30 Tr V-F-S Libertyville-Dundee L'Ville 4:30 3:00 3:00 Te . V-F-S North Chicago Home 4:30 G Tr V Mundelein-Crown Home 4:30 BaB V North Chicago Home 10:30 BaB F-S North Chicago No. Chicago 10:30 8:30 Tr V Woodstock Relays Woodstock 12:00 10:45 Te V-F-S Geneva Home 10:00 G Tr V Waukegan Invit. Waukegan 10:00 8:00 " Tr V-F-S M undelei n-Cro wn Mundelein 4:30 * 3:00 * 3:00 Te V-F-S Lake Forest Home 4:30 SB V Libertyville Home 4:30 G Tr V No. Chicago-Barrington Home 4:30 BaB V Crystal Lake Crystal Lk. 4:30 3:00 BaB F-S Crystal Lake Home 4:30 Te V-F-S Cary Grove Cary Grove 4:30 2:45 3:00 Bdn V Barrington Barrington 4:30 3:00 3:15 BaB V IHSA District Home SB V Zion Zion 4:30 3:00 2:45 Tr F Mustang Relays Mundelein 4:30 3:00 Te V IHSA District BaB V IHSA District Home Tr V NSC L'Ville Te V " IHSA District G Tr V IHSA District BaB V IHSA District Home Te V-F-S Mundelein Mundelein 4:30 2:45 3:00 G Tr V NSC Zion SB V Barrington Barrington 4:30 3:00 3:15 Tr V-F-S McHenry County Home 4:00 SB V Waukegan Waukegan 4:30 3:00 2:45 Bdn V Zion Home 4:30 SB V North Chicago Home 4:30 BaB V Dundee Home 4:30 BaB F-S Dundee Dundee 4:30 3:00 Tr V IHSA District Te V NSC Lk. Forest G Tr V IHSA State Charleston BaB V Libertyville L'Ville '10:30 9:00 BaB F-S Libertyville Home 10:30 Te V NSC Lk. Forest GTr V IHSA State Charleston BaB V IHSA Regional SB V Crown Crown 4:30 3:00 3:15 FIRESTONE DELUXE CHAMPION whitewau. FULL 4 PLY - POLYESTER CORD WOUHflNGl PLUS SALES TAX Don't Forget. . ... We Feature GRANT BATTERIES McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Where did they come from -- so many of them? Cub fans, we mean. "Oh - is that you, Earl? 1 must have the wrong number." As we recognized Junior Freund's voice, we answered, "Like h-- you called the wrong number." * We hadn't had a call from Junior in so long that we thought he moved away to a different climate. But, now his beloved Cubs are winning (and a Sox need pulling up) so he learned how to use the phone all over again. Judge Herrmann brought us two Sox schedules. Thought it was real nice of him until he said, "I won't have any use for them." Jim Curran phoned, after talking it over with Sib Whiting, to find out if we were watching channel 9. Told him we didn't have that station on our TV. So he has promised to take up a collection to get us a set that has channel 9. And no other station! Somehow we get the feeling that Cub games must be on 9. Right now those Cub fans are on Cloud 9. Our Sox are having a tough time getting things together and the sports writers are on Manager Chuck Tanner's back. Now comes our friend Mona to cheer us up a bit. She sent us a Falstaff White Sox mug that should make even milk taste better. Mona also sent a pack of old clippings that should fit into our scrap book. There is a 3-dollar bill for Sox fans who gave up. And team pictures of both the Cubs and Sox from the year 1966. Thanks, Mona. Glad to know that you are still "with 'em." Local athletes stood out as the Marian Central track teapn finished third in a three-team meet at Crystal Lake with 105 points, Cary-Grove second with 49 and Marian third with 20. McHenry's Gary Gilpin was a standout for Marian, winning the shot put and the discus competition. In the shot put, he had a toss of 53'2", while in the discus he had a 130'5". Chuck Martina of McHenry finished second in the discus with a 121*11" and fourth in the shot put with a 40'7". Dan Knox of McHenry finished third in the low hurdles with a :47.2 and John Dwyer took fourth in the pole vault with lO'O". The Marian mile relay team of Dwyer, Knox, Martina, and Larry Sullivan of Wonder Lake finished second. We have information on the fourth annual basketball camp to be held at North Park College. Glad to give it to anybody interested. Anybody know if Hank Marino is still alive--and did he write a book on bowling. Fred Hartel of Whispering Oaks would like to know. DEFINITION OF A WAITRESS A waitress is a woman made up of the usual chemical compounds ordained by "nature. But she must have a per­ sonality and many virtues that the average woman does not possess: She must have the diplomacy of a Winston Churchill The social grace of an Emily Post The speed of a Banshee jet The smile of a Greek goddess The patience of Job The memory of an elephant The thick skin of a rhinoceros The strength of an Atlas The staying power of a mother-in-law The condition of a professional football lineman The grooming of a duchess And the speaking voice of a debutante And, last but not least, she must have a love of humanity. For humans show their worst side when they are hungry. When she is gracious to her guests as well as to her associates, she has mastered the art of serving the public. --Author Unknown-- McHenry Netters Win Rockford Quadrangular By Dick Rabbitt McHenry's tennis squad captured championships in five of the six singles classifications and won second place in the remaining contest in the Rock- ford Jefferson quadrangular rheet last Saturday at Rock- ford. V The doubles teams took a third in the No. 1 doubles, second in the No. 2 doubles and Match McHenry player and points Auburn Jefferson S. Beloit No. 1 singles Greg Worm 2nd place 20pts 27 2 1 No. 2 singles Terry Reilly 1st 23 pts 13 18 6 No. 3 singles K. Ludwig 1st 22 pts 17 14 7 No. 4 singles Matt Schuster 1st 21 pts 11 17 11 No. 5 singles Joe Johnson 1st 22 pts 12 15 11 No. 6 singles Lowell Kivley 1st 25 pts 13 9 13 No. 1 Doubles Craig Smith 3rd 12 pts 14 26 8 Jeff Boyer No. 2 Doubles Randy Blankenhorn 2nd 20 pts 23 10 7 Joe Johnson No. 3 Doubles K. Ludwig 1st 27 pts 12 14 7 Joe Johnson Bowling Notes •••••••••••••••••••• TUES., MIDNITE SPECIALS TOMASELLO'S 9:30 P.M. New Pacers: Doris Wagner, Elaine Fisher. Series: C. Heuss (Pacer) 467- 171-151; F. Thorson 451-160; L. DeHaan 431-157-158; C. Babineau 416-149; B. Fontana 414-149. High Games: D. Castilla 151; G. Bonus 150. Conversions: C. Heuss 5-7. TOMASELLO'S T.N T. LEAGUE April 10,1975 THIS SPRING BEAT THE HIGH COST OF UPKEEP! II \// illli' M.E. Freund 156,175-472; C. Justen 216-470; K. Bradley 172, 171-470; C. May 178, 161-466; C. Larsen 153, 154-456; Sindy Rudolph 186-452; M. Smith 171, 164; B. Segermark 170; B. Hettermann 168; D. Hiller 166; P. Hiller 163; M. Harmon 163; M. May 160,155; F. May 155; P. Schmitt 155; M. Frett 154; D. Roberts 154; O. Hiller 153; S. Foute 152, 153; B. Greenwood 151; D. Mortell 151; C. Tancredi 150; J. Schmitt 150; C. Adair 150. with color-coordinated,seamless gutters & downspouts, soffit, shutters and American Classic Siding. CALL FOR FREE, NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATES NOW, Gutters Unlimited 2912 MICHAEL ST. WONDER LAKE, ILL. 60097 Ph 8 i 5/653-9720 - 815/385-9427 SOME CATCH ... and it's going to take a huge frying pan to fry this Flathead Catfish. Bob Jorgenson of Ringwood struggles as he proudly shows off his 51% lb. catch. Bob caught the 42 inch cat on April 12 in the Wisconsin river at the Prairie Du Sac Dam. Warriors Down Dundee 12 To 3 won the No. 3 doubles match. In the doubles competition McHenry scored 32 points. Rockford Auburn and Rockford Jefferson tied for second with 23 points, and south Beloit finished 4th with 12 points. The McHenry high Warriors of Coach Ken Swanson upped their North Suburban record to 3 and 0 with a 12 to 3 win over thep Dundee Cardunals at Dundee Tuesday. The Warriors banged out 10 hits in the fray. Dave Wickencamp had 3 for 4, Tommy Ludwig had a double and a triple knocking in 3 runs, and Randy McCafferty had a homer. Lefty Bill Jaskowiak went the distance for his first win of the season."r On Monday evening the Warriors scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 7th to tie Crystal Lake 6 to 6. The game was called because of darkness. It will be played prior to the start of the game at Crystal Lake later in the season. The win over Dundee left the Warriors undefeated and in a virtual tie for first place with Zion Benton in the North Suburban. Zion defeated Libertyville on Tuesday. ' Tomorrow the Warriors journey to Mundelein for a doublehead(|r! Sophs Beat Crystal Lake, Lose To Dundee The McHenry sophomores defeated Crystal Lake Monday evening by a score of 2 to 0. Rich Zeoli went the distance and gave up only 4 hits for his first win of the season. On Tuesday the sophomores lost to Dundee 9 to 4. A six run second inning for Dundee was more than enough for the win. Tom Lundelius went the distance and took the loss. The sophs play host to Mundelein tomorrow in a double header. First game is at 10:30 a.m. R.R. Converted: C. Sivertsen 5-10; M. Frett 3-7-10. McHENRY RECREATION LADIES TUES. 7 P.M. BOWLING LEAGUE Evora Petersen 434; Char Olson 443; Laur Homo 464; Shirley Lossman 428; Edi Nimsgern 457; Grace Stein- doerfer 437; Ethel Conway 420; Carol Michels 443; Clarice Buenzli456; Kathy Miller (191)- 490; Rosemary Fereres 420; Ron Romkowske 428; Cathy Boro (18D-490; Tinky Meyers 453; Phyl Grosrenaud (197)- 470; Lois Crouch 467; Roberta Fraser 435; Elaine Justen (181) 490; Nel Fidler 482; Mary Cook 460; Wilma Aylward 420; Fran Zank 4653 ; Helen Spencer 453; Dorothy Koleno 447; Sue Koleno 449; Barb Leight 455; Flo Dercole 476; Donna Bauml 455; Eleanore Glaviano 437; Betty O'Brien 434. Now -- the hotshot bowlers of the week - Louis Stine - 140-197- 180-517; Van Diedrich - 196-163- 151-510. Railroads - Barb Leight 6-7- 10. Frosh Defeat Dundee, Lose To Crystal Lake The McHenry freshmen baseball team split a pair of games early in the week. On Monday they lost to Crystal Lake 8 to 7. The young Tigers pushed across 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th for the win. With Dave Covalt and Bob Hansen doing the hurling, the freshmen came back on Tuesday to easily defeat Dundee 14 to 4 scoring six runs in the bottom of the third inning to help pave the way to the victory. The freshmen will host Mundelein tomorrow in a twin bill, first game 10:30 a.m. I REMEMBER TIE 6 3 DOTS From Elmo Menetre, Troth or Con­ sequences, New Mexico: I remember the early days when Indians were seen in Oklahoma. The Indian men wore braided hair on each side of their heads. The squaws wore blankets around their shoulders. Meals were cheap then. Roast pork or roast beef for twenty-five cents. Big Chief writing tablets were 5 cents, pen­ cils only a penny. Girls wore See us for all those improvement projects around the home and farm!" Any Type Of Work Done. * CARPENTRY * ROOFING * PATIOS * SIDING * ADDITIONS * CONCRETE * PLUMBING * ELECTRICAL * STORM WINDOWS * SCREENS "No Job Too Small' Free Estimates inancing Available BUILDING SERVICES 4719 W. Rte. 120 McHENRY PH: 385-3344 Daily 9-5 Sundays By Appointment bloomers, button shoes, knee pants, tam o shanter caps, ear muffs and stocking caps. Pot­ bellied stoves burned coal in those days. The children walked to school; or rode horses. Walking plows, walking cultivators, and walking listers were the early day implements of farming. Fanners churned their own butter. They canned their own fruits and vegetables, raised chickens for their eggs, killed and smoked their own pork. Many women made their own dresses. Life was primitive then but everyone was happy and took time to be sociable and friendly. (You can thar* your m«mori*t of y«tor- day with others through this column. TH« OW Timor. 100 East Main St., Frankfort, Ky. "ya notice . . . we'replan- ning all these new roads to a lead to JERRY'S. All the drivers get there sooner or later." JERRY'S "66" AUTO REPAIR 4713 W. Kt 120 Days 3.44-1278 Towing after 11pm 385-0258