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j. On Jht Sidelines * Ok* RUMft >. " | Tonight is Orange Night at the Warrior basketball game •.against Barrington. Last years venture into this effort .wssa complete success, with a huge crowd rootii* the •Warriors on to win over Crystal ::i * «'s a.|on8 way from St Patrick's Day, so you Irish can jolly well wear a bit of the Qringe. Any wearing of a bit of . Orange will be appreciated by the Warriors. Expect to see :-;some far out outfits, and S.I.H. has promised to break :. down against his better judgement and wear orange. *- . The Warriors snapped back and played some good basketball the past weekend. In a losing cause to the Zeebees they gave it all they had, and you can't expect any more. It was a tough one to lose, the opportunities were there, but the Warriors jv^pt couldn't lake advantage to it. They really stunned Woodstock on Saturday night Scoring 31 pts. in the opening period put the game out of reach. At one time they outscored the Streaks 25 to 2 in one stretch. Let's hope they can keep it up the rest of the season. Coach Marty Sobczak has high hopes for some of his "Hassling Warriors" this weekend at the Antioch District , Although they were a disappointing ninth in the § conference meet last weekend, there were some bright > spots in the picture. Injuries and the flu bug have hit the Warriors very hard. It is one of those things that coaches hope won't happen, but at times they do. All you can do is < shrug them off and do the best that you can do. Warrior : fans wish them the best of luck this weekend. ?"cHenry High School is hosting the Regional . Tournament this year. Seeded number one the Warriors will open tourney play on Tuesday, March 2nd playing Hononegah of Rock ton at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, March 3rd Woodstock will play Belvidere, with winners advancing to the finals at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 5th. The I.H.S.A. has levied penalties against players and school for actions taken this past winter. Probably hurt the hardest was Chicago Phillips because of their forfeit of a game at Gary, Indiana. Next year they can play only in the Public League in Chicago, and no downstate games. According to reports it will mean a loss of revenue of about $1,000 to the Phillips athletic program. It should be a lesson for all teams to fulfill their contract. Also a parent was barred from attending any more I athletic contests this year in Champaign because of an II incident with an official. Former trade star at McHenry High, John Mclnenery, ran a 4:19 mile for Eastern Illinois U last week. This is by n far his best time, and being only a freshmen, we can look for a lot of improvement from John. Along with Ken Swanson and Dave Luckett I attended ' the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches clinic last Saturday at Proviso West High School. Featured speaker was the "Splendid Splinter" Ted Williams. Admitting he was 57 years (rid, the old master looked as if he was ready for spring training immediately. He had about 600 coaches spellbound with his talk on the art of Hitting. He talked for two hours on hitting, and some comments were that he probably could talk that long on pitching, as he related how he studied every pitcher he ever faced. It was a most enjoyable session to say the least and just too bad that high school squads were forbidden to attend because of I.H.S.A. rules. Going down memory lane once again let's look back to the 1958-59 season when the Warriors defeated Barrington t in double overtime 66 to64. With the Warriors playing host to the Broncos tonight, maybe this game will stir a few i memories for you fans of long ago. JANUARY, 1950 I* \<ifC 7 . PLAPIDEALJEJl-nttDAY, FEBRUARY 13. If* MCHENRY 16 17 18 9 M 19 19 8 BARRINGTON (64) FG FT PF TP 5 2 2 12 MCHENRY (66) FG FT PF TP Eichinger Cajthaml Vycital Bentz Creighton Hester Bederske Fink| Johnson! Esh| bardner| Kinnamon TOTALS TOTALS JV Grapplers Blank Zion Benton 51 To O The McHenry High J.V. wrestling squad defeated Zion .Penton iast week by the score of 51 to 0. It is a rare occasion wgfeen a team does not score in a wrestling match, so chalk up a good win for the JV's. JV'S MCHENRY51-ZION 0 98 lbs., - no match. 105 lbs., Wilson, McH. • forfeit, ZB. 112 lbs., Hurckes, McH. dec. Winprey, ZB. 119 lbs., Frantz, McH. pin i Downey, ZB. (kktirprnKpim) SEPfT OUR RINSE N VAC-tfce mm ptftailt hit MtSf that fM Iff ^.. carpet titers with bat. mi dm i IMta all On. CupM Hff|d WhOfl i«ft mm MUM CLB!7R£SHwi? ODOR-FREE! (sa%Mt$. • St.00 MIN.) HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAL! 8:00 P.M.- 9:00 AJK. $10.00 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL The Siaest Professor: "What is the most potent poison?" Student--"An airplaner- one drop and you're dead!" "Hassling Warriors" At Antioch District Meet By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" travel to Antioch this weekend to take part in the district meet. Matches are on Friday evening at 7 00P .M and on Saturday at 1:00 P M. and the finals scheduled for 7:00 P M Eight teams will be par­ ticipating in this event with noin uif winner im in each weight class advancing to the Barrington Sectional next weekend Schools entered are the hoot school Antioch. McHenry, Crystal Lake, Woodstock, Grant. Wauconda. Round Lake and Grayslake In talking with Coach Sobc ! feels have a good chance to i tome boys to the Sectional next zak, he that the Warriors A fan bus will leave East Campus at 6:80 P.M. on Friday night, and adults are welcome to ride the bus for a small fee. For all you wrestling fans, this a good way to show your support of the team by at­ tending the meet at Antioch. Junior High Girls Close Out Basketball Season DON FREUND-tries In vain for aa escape only to have Us sppawa* pash him off the mat This Is a violation of the rales and the same situation happened te Dsn at least 5 more times, but was not called by the referee - which would have awarded Don a paint each time. Dob lest this championship match 2-0. but the large crowd gave Don a lend applause to demonstrate their feeling for the unpopular decision. Photo by Tom Hatchiasoa The McHenry Junior High School girls' basketball team closed out their season or. Saturday in a tournament against Cary at Wauconda. This year the McHenry Junior High added two more schools to their conference, Lundahl Jr. High and Nor­ th Junior High, both of Crystal Lake. The girls basketball team played schools such as Parkland, Johnsburg. North Jr. High, Montini, Cary, Hickory % ** fc • if *J t % tg jar;' mk ^ f $ e.r $ Hill, Lundahl, and Wauconda. The 7th grade team finished a fine season with a 2-5 con­ ference record and a 3-6 overall record. The 7th grade scored victories over Parkland. North Jr High, and Wauconda. High scorers for the team were Lorraine Borowski with a total of 82 points and Diane Biggs with a total of 34 points. Other 7th graders on the team were: Wendy Aisaen, Debbie Bauer. Dana Bulmar, Vivian Beyer. Cindy Chappel, Dawn Ortman, Tammy Smith, and Tracy Ziebel. The 7th grade team was managed by Cheryl Fontaine ' The girls 8th grade team also finished out a fine season with victories over Parkland (twice). Johnsburg. Montini, Hickory HUI. and Wauconda (twice). High scoreres for the team were Sue Hutchinson with a total of 136 points and Nancy Glick with a total of 76 points Other members of the team included Pam Biggs, Angle Burrnan, Chris ConneU, Judy Honning, Donna Karpavicious. Kelle McClure, Carrie Mortal). aO'Loery. Dawn Slaughter. Dale Williams. The 8th grade team waa managed by Alane Zinke and Gwen Bauer. Throughout the season all the girls showed agressiveness. teamwork, and fine team spirit. The 8th grade team tied for 3rd place along with Cary. Lundahl Jr. High (Cryatal Lake) came in 1st place and North Jr. High (also of Crystal Lake) came in fed place. Both teams did a groat fob along with the fine coaching of Miss Linda Halac, a math teacher at the McHenry Jr. High School » lijtMtf * * it CS. ' #£• VJ' s • * m * $ - f * Barrington Wins N.S. Mat Tourney H f c . . 4 k McHENRY EAST CAMPUS POM POM SQUAD - This Is the first year of a pom pom squad for the frosh-soph school. Over 138 girls tried out for the sixteen regular and four alternate members. This young squad has been performing at the freshmen and sophomore basketball games and wrestling matches, giving a big morale boost to the teams. Kneeling left to right are Shelly Vonbruenchenhelr, Diane Ziemba, Meg Kelsey, Cindy Beyer, Tsmmee Baker, Mary Wynveen, Pattl Smith. Annette Arroyo. Carol Lats and Kyle Grosskh. Standing are Lisa Klvely. Cindy Kennebeck, Mary Folliard, Colleen Tram berg. Dee Amate, Char Johnson, Sheila Gerrard. Bonnie Hoffmaa and Linda Bonk. Not pictured is Lisa Rybak. The dedicated sponsors are Mies Kathy Everitt and Mrs. Jan Klonts. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Frosh Cagers Defeat Zion And Woodstock 126 lbs., Douglas, McH. pin Michle, ZB. - - 132 lbs., Hughes, McH. pin Blough, ZB. 138 lbs., Rogers, McH. dec. pree 145 lbs., Whitehead, McH. - forfeit, ZB. 155 lbs., Whington, McH. - forfeit, ZB. 167 lbs., Mai, McH. - forfeit, ZB. 185 lbs., - no match. Hwt. Seaton, McH. - forfeit, ZB. By Dick Rabbitt The Warrior freshmen continue to play good basketball as they notched two more victories the past weekend. On Saturday Mark Ziszik scored 12 pts. and Russ Ozminski added 9 pts. to the winning effort. Scott Dixon and Don Bentz shared scoring honors in the Warriors second victory over Zion Benton this season as they each carded 15 pts. On Monday the frosh met an inspired and hot shooting Blue Streak squad at Woodstock. Scott Dixon had his best of­ fensive effort of the season as he tallied 24 pts. Jim Scully made several impressive passes to Don Bentz for key assists. Don Bentz again dominated the boards for the Warriors. FRESHMEN Ken Zeller Speaks For Half Time Fun At Sports Events Barrington with a 106 pts. nooed out Ubertyville who had 1034 for the North Suburban wrestling championship held at Dundee last Friday and Saturday. The Warriors finished 9th with 30 points. The Warriors Don Freund at 126 fought his way to the finals only to lose a close 2 to 0 decision to the champion Jim Adams of Barrington. Howie Useman at 119 lost his consolation match to Bill Myers of North Chicago 5.to 2. Going into the finals 12 points separated the top four teams, and only 7 points separated the top three teams. Coach Sobcsak waa quite pleaaed with his performers, the competition was very strong, and his squad was made up of quite a few un­ derclassman. During this paat season Coach Sobcsak has given quite a few boys the opportunity to wrestle, and only throe have not scored enough pointa to win a major letter. When you think of the numbers, this is quite an accomplishment Next Friday and Saturday it is back to the grind for the "Rassling Warriors" again aa they travel to Antioch for the District meet. More about that on Friday. MCHENRY 60 ZION 50 FG FT TP Bentz Dixon Prust Scully Ozminski Ziszik Zeller Behan 15 15 1 4 9 12 2 4 TOTALS 24 12 60 MCHENRY 60 • WOODSTOCK 47 FG FT TP Bentz Dixon Scully Ozminski Ziszik TOTALS 10 11 2 1 2 22 24 4 3 7 As a long time sports en­ thusiast, enjoying all the football and basketball games as a father of a player, and now just a spectator -1 find myself anxiously awaiting half time to see what entertainment will be presented. I'm speaking of the terrific Varsity Pom Pom Squad and their routines. Sometimes precision marching formations and kicklines, sometimes amusing and comical antics as was last week Friday's routine done attired in pajamas along with stuffed animals and lolipops. The choreography of these clever maneuvers done by Carolyn Mierzwa and the performance of the squad consisting of: Captain: Karyl Bryniarkski, Captain: Debbie Carro, Terri Smith, Ann Larkin, Cathy Gattone, Mary Elliott, Renee Freund, Mary Goetschel. Tammy Bieschke, Meg Huemann, Kelly Staley, Joan Lingeman, Clair Higgins and Diane Eschner is one of the evenings highlights. All this under the capable direction of Mr. John Leighty and his band. What will they surprise the spectators with at the next game. BE THERE AND SEE!! Mr Kenneth Zeller rolled a 198 (or high game and W. Coari racked up a 346 for high aeries. The prospect of getting her new house finished must be a great spin* for B. MCHENRY SCHOOLLEAGUE 2-4-76 The word for this week was, "Winners Lose and Losers Win!" There is still a two-way tie for first place with "The Bowlers" and "Spare Parts" sharing honors, but there is no tie for last as "Phoenix" seems to like that spot. It was still interesting that the mighty tumbled a bit and the losers managed to pull a few out. W. Farrell seems to have recovered from last week and great i Miller as she got a 180 and a 458 for both high game and high series. No averages were raised significantly, but W. Farrell picked off the 5-10 split and E. Rogers for the 3+-1& We're so happy to see Barb Berger back and in good shape...you can't keep her down. The Bowlers Spare Parts Stars A Strikes Headstart Chokers Handicappers USS Chuckers Positive Thinkers Phoenix 26 8 60 I ATHLETES R AWAY Robert Murray, whose parents live at 5513 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, placed first in the Indian Trails, Wis., high school conference wrestling match ~ He wrestles at 119 pounds. 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Brzenk 3-10 T N T L E A G U E THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1976 GAMES 150 AND OVER: Carol Larsen 189, Donna Mortell 174, Mary Jo Hiller 171. Dorothy Hiller 168, Marilynn May 166. Joan Hartigan 164, Vera Kilzer 164; Carol Adair 159; Layne Dehaan 158 Melanie Frett 156-150, Fran Krabbenhoft 156, Betty Het termann 156. Connie May 156, Joan Clark 155, Pat Schmitt 154-150, Mary Ellen Doherty 153, Bev Tomasello 150 RAILROADS: Sindy Popp 3- 10. Holly Swanson 5-10; Carol Adair 3-10. Debbie Schultz 5-7. Linda Eppel 3-4-ty) PIZZA WINNER Harrys Arco - 140 pins over average 909 N. Front ALEXANDER LUMBER McHenry, III. TRIVIA People Some experts in the science of demography estimate that ap proximately 70 billion people have ever lived on the earth The number of people now living the planet amounts to about 4 cent of that total on per