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VW.K « PlMSPKALKR-FRIDAY. JANUARY », 1070 Wildcats-Warriors Showdown Here > Saturday Afternoon By Dick Rabbitt Tomorrow afternoon the Mcllenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig will host a North Suburban rival the Wildcats of Libertyville. Both teams are tied along with Zion and North Chicago with a 6 and 1 record for the lead in the conference. The Wildcats on the seas are currently 13 and 5 and have'* a game with Wheeling High School tonite (Tuesday) at Wheeling. Coach Larry Leon in his 14th season at the Libertyville helm is starting 4 seniors and a junior leading scorer and the main offensive threat of the team is junior Bob Krickson a 6'3" junior forward. His brother Jon a 6'3" senior along with Tom Tunnicliff a 6'1" senior and guard 5'10" Geoff Griffith are the lettermen of the Wildcats. Senior center Baker Green at 6'3" rounds out the first five The Wildcats are 13 and 5 on the season and according to Coach Leon are ready to make thfcir move on the North Suburban. In a recent win over Prospect the Libertyville coach A TOUGH COMPETITOR. Lowell Klvely. of the Water Warriors captured hli ninth win against one defeat at he easily won the diving competition against Elgin. Above. Lowell, comes out of a 2Vfc somersault during Ms third divo. Lowell totaled 214 points in his six dives. (8TAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) LIVE BASKETBALL Libertyville At McHonry Saturday, Jan. 31, 1976 AIR TIME 1:45 Sponsored By: McHonry State Bank 1220 O N Y O U R D I A L used 13 players with 12 in the scoring column. The "Fighting Warriors" are ready to atone for their loss to the Warhawks last Friday night. They whipped a good Kaneland team on Saturday night and the spirit this week in practice has been good. With the help of a good and spirited home crowd tomorrow the Warriors will be ready to take on the "Cats". Let's pack the gym tomorrow and root the Warriors on to win number 17. "EARL WALSH So I Hear & SPORTS EDITOR. St. Patrick's Day may seem far away, but plans are in the making. Mike Wieser, who treatened to wear orange or red on the big day, has had a change of heart. He will wear a green suit. He also has a little "starter" planned for us. Think Mike changed his mind when he thought about dodging Irish bricks if he wore orange. (Next thing you know he will change over to the Sox). NEW PERIL DISCOVERED - The Saginaw News (Michigan) ran the following article: T h e E n v i r o n m e n t a l Protection Agency has discovered the newest pollutant to be, of all things, cow burps. The EPA ranks burping cows as one of the biggest sources of air pollution in the United States. Their burps fill the atmosphere with 50 million tons of hydrocarbons every year. The Michigan Farm Bureau reports that farmers wouldn't be surprised to be issued another "emergency" stan­ dard requiring antiacid tablets for their burping cows -- perhaps followed by one or more orders prohibiting their use of such a tablet, based on its possible contamination of milk. They have emission control devices for automobiles. S o - l Make your own wisecrack. There are many nice young people left in this so-called troubled world. Recently a young man saw our problem in trying to carry a large package from the library. He offered to carry it for us. Told him our car was at the end of the block. No problem. He gave us a smile. We won't mention his name because young people sometimes prefer not to be mentioned in such cases. However, if we were looking for a courteous young man to hire, there would be our man. Tom Murphy of beautiful downton Volo is happy about Ken Silvestri being hired as a White Sox coach. Tom and Ken were young catchers in a Chicago league a few years ago when Tom had a chance to go to a Sox minor league team. Tom's salary at the time greatly exceeded the minor league pittance so he recom­ mended his friend Ken for the job. The rest is history. Tom says Carlos May has a no-hustle clause in his contract. The Tom Hickeys are en­ thusiastic about the Bill Veeck team. Another family that has been Sox fans since they reached the age of reason. The true story that has captivated over 6,000,000] ADULTS 2.75 CHILDREN 1.25 PIACE Starring JUUE HARRIS EILEEN HECKART ARTHUR O'COM NELL [PG] JEANNETTE Introducing TECUFT SHOWPLACE 3 26 N. Williams Crystal Lake JAN. 30-FEB. 12 Weekdays 7 00 6 9JO Sat & Sun 200. 4:30. 700 & 9:30 l P»*i List Suspended i Our apologies to A1 Phan- nenstil. Thought he was a Cub fan. Such a boo-boo! Remember--the Warrior basketball team will meet the strong Libertyville five here Saturday afternoon. Why in the afternoon? Radio station WKRS will be here for a live broadcast. John Busscher, who reports golf news and takes time to taunt us about the White Sox and Irish, is at it again. Mona tells us that John and a group of old schoolmates gathered at Varese's where she served them and listened to a lot of guff about the White Sox. John finally broke down and picked the Sox for third place. What's so bad about third in '76 and first in '77? WARRIORS VS. LIBERTYVILLE SAT. P.M. The McHenry Warriors will play Libertyville Saturday at West Campus. Game time 2:00 P.M. Wild Game Dinner! J\ . f? * Januaiy 31,1976 FROM 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This year Lots and lots more food! TO BE HELD AT: McHeniy VFW EAST OF McHENRtf ON RTE. 120 • Entertainment • Door Prizes SPONSORED BY: Knights of Columbus of McHenry ($6.00 DONATION) A DOUBLE VICTORY for Jim Hall of the Water Warriors In the free style events against Elgin, Tuesday. Jim. a sophomore, wan the 200 yard f.s. in a time of 2:13. He then covered the 500 yard f.a. event in a time of S:04 for another first place finish. The next McHenry home meet will be against Rockford Jefferson on Tuesday. Feb. 3. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Grapplers Lose To North Chicago 40-12 The McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" lost a wrestling match to North Chicago last Friday night at West CAmpus. The score was 40 to 12. The Warriors only won three matches over the highly touted Warhawks, who are undefeated this season and a serious threat to win the North Suburban. Freund at 126, and Christopher in the heavyweight division won their matches by decision. Bob Peck at 132 pinned McKinley for the other Warrior win. Friday night the Warriors travel to Libertyville. VARSITY N.C. dec. pin dec. McHenry 12 vs. North Chicago 40. 98 lbs., Parker, dec.Ortman, McH. 105 lbs., Ayalla, N.C. Peterson, McH. 112 lbs., M. Jones,N.C. Hurckes, McH. 119 lbs., Meyers, N.C. Useman, McH. 126 lbs., Freund, McH. dec. Williams, N.C. 132 lbs., Beck, McH. pin McKinley, N.C. 138 lbs., Parker, N.C. dec. Swanson, McH. . 145 lbs., E. Jones, N.C. dec. Fink, McH. 155 lbs., Garrett, N.C. dec. Nuss. McH. 167 lbs., Swopes, N.C. dec. Hutchinson, McH. 185 lbs., Cauahan, N.C. pin Rice, McH. Hwt. Christopher, McH. dec. Spell, N.C. ' TV has improved con- versation-there's so much less of it now! I Coast Guard , 'SAFE BOATING IS NO ACCIDENT" The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 6-5, will begin a six week coufte on Safe Boating, on Tuesday February 10,1976 at 7:30 p.m. It will be held at BOSDET, 17 S Route 12, Fox Lake, Illinois. The course will cover; Safeway to Boating; Sailor's Language; Boat Handling; Legal Requirements; Rules of the Road; and Aids to Navigation. Each person completing the course will be awarded a certificate. For further in­ formation, call: J. Schneider* 312-497-3897. Frosh Rally Fails In 55-46 Loss To Hawks The local freshmen trailed most of the game but overcame a 10 point deficit to tie the game 41 to 41 in the 4th period. However, the young Warhawks made 8 straight free throws in the final stanza, while the Warrior yearlings were ice cold at the charity stripe as they missed six consecutive bonus free throws. MCHENRY SCORING Name Bentz Dixon Scully Schaeffer Ozminski Thomas ZisZik fg ft tp 20 15 0 4 3 2 2 NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL RESULTS 1-28-76 Team W L Pts Opp McHenry 6 1 509 402 Libertyville 6 „ 1 466 > 393 North Chicago 6 1 488 405 Zion Benton 6 1 483 406 Crystal Lake 3 4 426 466 Mundelein 3 4 445 513 Dundee 2 4 338 361 Lake Forest 1 5 332 403 Barrington 1 6 399 437 Crown 0 7 384 484 Scorers Team FG FT TP 1. Boyle Mund 70 34 174 2. Woods Z.B. 58 25 151 3. Bernhard Cr. • 49 48 146 ... 4. Judson Z.B. 54 32 140 5. Yarbrough N.C. 59 19 137 to' 6. Mosolino C.L. 53 16 122 ' 7. Pearson C.L. 53 11 117 8. Koerber McH 52 9 113 9. Trkla L.F. 51 9 111 10. B. Erickson Lib 45 21 111 11. Green Lib 43 21 107 12. Reilly 13. Barrett McH N.C. 48 9 - 105 12. Reilly 13. Barrett McH N.C. 38 21 97 14. Terrill Bar 39 18 % 15. Rossman Bar 28 36 92 16. Ludwig McH 37 17 91 A THIRD PLACE for Jim Murray of the Water Warriors as he swims the 100 yard free style event in a time of 0:55.7. Jim captured another third in the 50 yard free style in a time of 0:25.4 and helped the Warriors toa first place finish in the 400 f.s. event as a member of the relay team, which finished in a quick time of 3:40. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) For Rent or Sale! NEW and USED • Exercise Belts & • Exercise Bikes PER MO. RENT WE ALSO CARRY: • JOGGING MACHINES • MASSAGE ROLLERS • SLIM JIMS • WHIRL POOLS We Rent 385-3232 904 N. FRONT ST. • /STA •marcan rental association McHENRY, ILL. iVIcHEnUFtY M t H f N R Y 3 8 5 0 1 4 4 [I SHOWPLACE 2 RTES 14 & 31 455 1005 STARTS FRIDAY! BOTH THEATRES ' SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! THE THEATRES ARE RENTED OUT. ALL PASSES SUSPENDED PRICES: ADULTS S2.50 CHILDREN $1.00 AT McHENRY SHOWS FRI. 7 & 9 SAT. & SUN. 1,3.5,7,49 MON.-THURS ONE SHOW4 EACH NIGHT AT 7:30 - - - • rronnor rremont E SHOWPLACE I RTtS 14 i 31 455-1005 AT SP 2 SHOWS FRI. 7 & 9 SAT. & SUN. 1,3,5,7 ,&9 MON.-THURS TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT AT 7 & 9 p.m. HELD OVER! 6th WK. WKDYS AT 7 & 9:15 SAT. & SUN. AT 2:30.5 7 and 9:15 p.m. BARGAIN MATINEE S&S BEFORE 5:30p.m. ALL SEATS $1.25 SP 1 ONLY Jtsm i