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PACE I • PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ft. 117ft Busy Weekend Faces Warriors By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors have another important North Suburban game on tap tonight when they travel to Zion to take on the ZeeBees It is indeed a must game for the Warriors, because a defeat would give them three in the North Suburban and just a little too much handicap to overcome The ZeeBees are coached by Phil Judson no stranger to local fans Phil is back in the area after a six year absence in Adrian Michigan The ZeeBees are tied with Libertyviile and North Chicago for the lead sporting a 7 and 1 record., Judson has two lettermen. Abe Woods and his son Rob Judson They are the key to the ZeeBee attack and are probably two of the finest players in the conference Both are averaging over 20 points per game this season Last week these two com­ bined for 55 of\ the 63 ZeeBee points in a wirt over Dundee Rounding out the starting five are Juniors Jeff Davis. Phil Hannah, and Charles Fisher. Like our Warriors the ZeeBees have been sputtering the past several weeks Thev V had close calls against Crown and Dundee, and last Saturday night lost to Fenger of Chicago on their' home floor, which doesn't occur too often. The key to the game for the Warriors will be to keep the wraps on Davis. Hannah and Fisher Woods and Judson are going to get their points, but the other three will have to be held to a minimum. The Warriors will not only be out to avenge last years one point loss, but to make amends for their poor showing against Libertyviile last Saturday. I'm sure the Warriors will be try ing to break the slump that has been bugging them the past few weeks. If the flu bug stays away and they are hale and hearty. I look for the Warriors to rebound and bring home a victory. STREAKS HERE SATURDAY NIGHT Tomorrow night an old rival the Woodstock "Blue Streaks" will be at Buckner Gym The Streaks under new coach Jack Brenegan are currently the hottest team in the fyorthwest Suburban, winning their last five games and are in second place with a 6 and 2 .ecord Leading the Streak attack is 6'3" senior Nick Selchow who has been on the varsity since he was a sophomore. Seniors Mike Cappacio and Ron Geot both 6'4" give the Streaks reboun­ ding strength. Mark Shipley a 5*9" junior and Kyle Horner a junior round out the starting five for the Streaks. When the Warriors and Streaks meet you can toss out all records. They have been keen rivals for a long time, and it matches up the two top teams in the McHenry Regional which will be held the first week in March. WATER WARRIORS - (l-r) Brace FeUer, Don Opfer, Jim Marray and Jim Nelson, captared a first place for McHenry as they defeated Elgin in the 400 yard relay team free style event. This team covered the 4M yards in a quick time of 3:4ft flat, at the West Cam pas pool last week. On Tuesday, Feb., 1ft, the Water Warriors will travel to Woodstock for a swim meet against the Streaks. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Notice Sports Pictures Since previous notices < starting last fall) have not been noted, this will be run from time to time. Being unable to use the many group pictures sent in. a decision was made to discontinue all league groups except cham­ pionship teams. Pictures taken by our staff photographers of athletes on the high school level will be selected as to their importance. Individual pictures of various sports will be appraised as to their newsworthy value and available space. It was a flood of group pictures last year that made this decision by the management necessary. EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR--! Bill Oeffling lets us know there will be a pancake break­ fast Sunday, Feb. 15 at the Johnsburg Community Hall. That's an annual affair that we have attended many years. Proceeds of the breakfast are used to help defray expenses of the Hettermann Softball team. It is a chance to see the boys in action in the dining hall. (Of course, the girls help them put it all together). We"ll be there Our search for the oldest buildings in McHenry seems slow Once in awhile somebody comes through with help. Mrs. Elmer Glosson let us take an abstract covering her home on John St. and we had fun looking through the various entries with old familiar names. Way back in 1840 the U.S. Receiver gave a deed to Daniel Own for 160 acres, the N.W. Quarter of Section 35. for the grand total of $200 That made the price per acre $1.25. WOW! Herman Etten brought us an abstract covering the site where his home now stands on Washington St. This building has history that will be of interest in our final listr Keep calling if you have any information on old buildings. George P. Freund will also welcome your call. Attended a Rotary meeting at Richmond Tuesday night ex­ pecting to meet our long time friend and classmate, Floyd Foss. only to learn that he is hospitalized in the Burlington Hospital in Wisconsin We have been looking for­ ward to having lunch together to talk over old times. Hope Coach Ludwig has his full team in good health for the coming weekend. He will need them. ^ The Warriors travel to Zion Friday night to face one of the top teams in the North Suburban. (i Lakeland Chrysler-Plymouth In McHenry Our Professionally Equipped and Staffed shops can take care of all your automotive needs. BILL FOX IS YOUR CAR BEING ATTACKED BY WINTER SALT? • Check on our corrosion proofing treatment; EC P the effective rust prev­ entive. PARTS DEPT. $35,000. worth of parts inventory on hand Lou Zeoli Manager Service Manager SPECIALS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY FRONT END ALIGNMENT (fnLAW Arierican Cars $14.50 Vans & Light Trucks $18.50 Includes Inspection of Front Suspension & Steer­ ing Linkage • IG4RI AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP (Passenger Cars Only) Includes Hush transmission, adjust bands and linkage, in­ stall new filter, pan gasket and oil, check all lines for external leaks, and then road test. LUBE SPECIAL •9.75 o Oil Change o Filter Change • Lubrication Regular $13.25 up to 5 qts. oil. No Appointment necessary, No waiting. (Makesother than Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Slightly Higher) CALL 815-385-3100 EASY TO REACH MILE EAST OF McHENRY ON RTE. 120 ALU ItOAOS LIAOTa HRYSLER- PLYMOUTH «c art Ito HcHtHHY. III. I1S 3I5 JII0 On Saturday night the team will be home to ^o battle with the Woodstock Blue Streaks. Rivalry between these two teams runneth back as far as memory takes us. The likes o' Ed. Bonslett could tell of that rivalry way back when From all we hear, the Warrior players are up and ready to put the two weekend games in the win column. They can do it. In previous seasons we have run reports on the McHenry County College basketball team Now we have a stack of box scores that date too far back. No stories with the box scores. Hope they will send in reports. We will run them. Now who's going to bake the pies0 A host of friends mourn the death of Joe Williams. "He was a great guy," has been the expression of those who knew him best. That's no fooling. Joe really was a great fellow at putting a tasty pie in and out of the oven. Not only his family but many friends can attest to this. Heaven must have a spot for a good, christian man. a jolly fellow, and a top notch pie maker. Frosh Wrestlers 8th In Invitational Meet - * . * J .wf •• . .. ' At Harrington High "NO GOAL TENDING GIRLS" - although yovr cheers will be needed to get the Warriors back on the winning track as they travel to Zion-Benton for another tough conference game. From top to bottom are Patti Santi, Doreen Strum and Dawn Wlech, while l-r are Capt., Karen Day, Cathy Pintozzl, Kristy Day and Kim Curry. The Warrior* are ft-2 In conference play and In overall games, they are lft-3. TTiey have a points per game average of 70.2, while holding their opponents to 57 .3. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) By Dick Rabbitt In the largest freshmen wrestling tournament in the state, the Barrington In­ vitational. the McHenry fresh­ men took 8th place in a field of 16 teams. Only 12 of the 16 schools had a chance of having an individual champion. In the 145 lb. class Jr. Rivera of McHenry was the individual champion. On his way to the championship Rivera defeated Spillane of Holy Cross by>a score of 8 to 4. He then pinned Wiley of Lake Forest in just 41 seconds, outpointed Vale of Mundelein, and in the finals won 4 to 3 over Berry of Prospect High School. MCHENRY INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 98 lbs., Pat Becker lost 2. 105 lbs., Wally Berry won 4 - lost 1 - 4th place. 112 lbs., Buddy Webb won 2 - lost 2. 119 lbs., Tim Frantz won 3 - lost 2. 126 lbs., Paul Vick won 2 - lost 2. 132 lbs., Roger Emery won 4 - lost 1 - 3rd place. 138 lbs., Steve Lingeman won 2 - lost 1 - 5th place. 145 lbs., Jr. Rivera won 4 - CHAMPION. 155 lbs.. Randy Larke won 1 - lost 2. 167 lbs., Ed Bruser won 1 - lost 1. 185 lbs., Roger Brand won 1 - lost 2. TEN PIN QUEENS 9:30P.M. Feb. 2,1976 ....... V. Brzenk 213 - 546; D. Koleno 213 - 536; J. Cordray 195 - 525; E. Damians 194 - 525; C. Kumm 226 - 507; F. Freund 204 - 500; N. Shulda 192 - 495; K. Frost 200 - 486: J. Samen 194 - 486; L. Bujak 190 - 488; K. Lulow 178 - 483; J. Gilbert 176 - 484; B. Morris 178 - 482; G. O'Leary 172 - 473; B. Nelsen 180 - 461; V. Steege 164 - 461. Splits: F. Freund 4-5-7; V. Brzenk and V. Kilzer 5-10; J. Samen, N. Shulda and D. Koleno 3-10. LADIES TUESNITES SHOULD -OF'S 2-3-76 Average or better for 3 games: Bette O'Brien 462; Joanne Plucinski 3%; Shirley Lossman 466; Joan Buss 424; Cathy Boro 225 - 583; Roberta Fraser 424; Mary Cook 187 - 478; Dee Overton 415; Bitsy Schaefer 172 - 459; Sandy McClory 156 - 395; Patriae Pieroni 161 - 434; Flo Dercole 180 - 489; Sue Koleno 181 - 461; Esther Cygan 147 - 382; Jean Weyland 433; Lois Crouch 469 ; Jo Rizzo 428; Rosemary Freres Christopher'sWinGives Our Grapplers Victory Over Zion By Dick Rabbitt Senior heavyweight Dave Christopher defeated Bill Schioman in the 12th and final match to give the Warriors a 30 to 26 win over the visiting ZeeBee s of Zion. The match was tied at 26 all going into the heavyweight bout and the lanky Warrior came through for his teammates with a decisive 12 to 1 win to finish out the home season. Other Warrior winners were: Howie Useman, Karl Swanson. Mike Fink. Tom Hutchinson, and Tom Lundelius. The Warrior sophs won 33 to 23, while the frosh lost 26 to 22. VARSITY MCHENRY 3ft-ZION 26 98 lbs., Delani, ZB • Forfeit, McH. 105 lbs., Delani, ZB dec. Peterson, McH. 112 lbs., Haskens, ZB dec. Schuster, McH. 119 lbs., Useman, McH dec. Peters, ZB. 126 lbs., Chillus, ZB - Forfeit, McH. 132 lbs.. Buckles, ZB dec. Beck. McH 138 lbs., Swanson, McH - forfeit. ZB. 145 lbs., Fink, McH. - forfeit, ZB 155 lbs., Maulden.ZB dec. Nuss, McH. 167 lbs., Hutchinson, McH. - forfeit. ZB. 185 lbs., Lundelius, McH. - forfeit, ZB. Hwt. Christopher, McH. dec. Schioman. ZB. SOPHOMORES MCHENRY 33 - ZION 23 98 lbs., Taplin, ZB Pin Leisten, McH. 105 lbs.. Parisi, McH. - for feit, ZB. 112 lbs., DiBliasi, McH. dec. Gillus, ZB. 119 lbs., fucker, McH. default Connelly, ZB. 126 lbs.. Nuss. McH. dec. Nesmith, ZB. 132 lbs., Honning, McH. dec. Coats. ZB. WELL DRILLING & WATER PUMPS UIE'RE BURSTIRG HT THE SEflmS! \ McHEMgYC&uNrf VHil ffbHP # 138 lbs., Solberg, ZB dec Hutchinson, McH. 145 lbs., Schnider, ZB. dec. Sisk. McH. 155 lbs., Oakley, McH. - forfeit, ZB. 167 lbs., Barrigues, ZB dec. Harris, McH. 185 lbs., Dye, ZB. pin Gillespie, McH. Hwt. Larke, McH. pin Ot- terson, ZB. FRESHMEN MCHENRY 26 - ZION 22 98 lbs., Parham, ZB dec. Becker. McH. 105 lbs., Berry, McH. dec. Mauldin, ZB. 112 lbs., Mowatarski, ZB dec. Byron, McH. 119 lbs., Frantz, McH. dec. Steele. ZB. 126 lbs., Vick, McH. dec. Cole, ZB 132 lbs., Trauer, ZB. dec. Sund. McH. 138 lbs., Wickersheib, ZB. dec. Conway, McH. 145 lbs.. Rivera, McH. pin Leech. ZB. 439; Lorraine Freund 438; Pat Fischer 333; Phyl Grosrenaud 453; Elaine Freund 443; Barb Leight 205 - 542; Theresa Steffan 178 - 498; Grace Steindoerfer 443; Carol Michels 417; Petie Heck 197 - 456; Kathy Miller 476; Isy Thompson 184 - 540; Clara Olson 146 - 339; Lauretta Homo 426; Fran Zank 454; Wilma Aylward 456; Evora Petersen 417; Sharon Klontz 166 - 445; Frieda Miller 400; Helen Spencer 438; Sharon Kojak 469. (P.S. Lot of nice scores gals). Railroads: Shirley Lossman 4-10; Joan Buss 5-8-10; Cathy Boro 5-7; Sue Koleno 4-7-9; Dee 7; Barb Leight 7-4-9; Teresa Steffan 4-57, 5-7, 7-6-10; Kathy Miller 5-4-7; Isy Thompson 6-7- 10; Fran Zank 5-10; Karen Bonato 2-7, 4-7-8. TEN PIN QUEENS Mon. 9:30 PM. JAN. 26,1976 N. Shulda 213 - 548; R. Romkowske 194 - 513; R. Bomke 203 - 508; J. Grischeau 168 - 503; J. Gilbert 190 - 499; E. Damians 180 - 491; S. Malecki 167 - 475; K. Lulow 224 - 473; B. Nelsen 199 - 472; D. Koleno 172 - 466; J. Worts 195 - 465; M. Goss 168 - 457; K. Frost 163 - 455; B. Pretzman 192 - 447 - 96 pins over; L. Koleno 167 - 407 - 56 pins over; L. Lavin 171 - 439 - 43 pins over. Splits: A. Wright 1-5-10; C. Babineau 4-7-10; S. Linn, L. Fisher. E. Damians and F. Brzenk 3-10; D. White 1-2-4-10; M. Samyn 3-9-10; M. Winkowski 2-7; M Goss 3-7; D. Koleno 6-7. 155 lbs.. Bates. ZB dec. Larke, McH. 167 lbs., Abrams, ZB. pin Bruser, McH. 185 lbs.. Brand, McH. - for­ feit. ZB. ^ Hwt. Forfeit - no match. t JMJ McHENRY COUNTY* WELL & PUMP CO. SO. .. .In The Future We Will Be Located 13( Mi. No. of McHenry on Rt. 31 4913 W. MCCUUJOM LAKE ROAD.-McHENRY 385-5252 WONDER LAKE C. B. SALES & SERVICE "IXSTALLATIOSS OUR SPECIALTY" R°YCE REGENCY MIDLAND PACE JOHNSON ECHO SHAKESPEAR AVANTI KRIS < HYGAIN CALL 728-0611 7514 HANCOCK DRIVE WONDER LAKE