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FACTORY REDUCED NOW ONLY VYCITAL'S Hardware 1228 Green St. McHenry, 111, KOERBER CONNECTS-A Crown player lakes a vicious swing in hit attempt to block this shot by Warrior Steve Koerber. Koerber's basket was good as he hit for 18 points in the McHenry conference win over Crown. This game ended the regular season play for the Warriors and the "win increased their winning streak to Ave, and their overall record to 21-4. The Warriors totaled, 1,781 points for the season and held their opponents' to 1,458. r (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors won their 2lst game of the year in defeating Crown in the 's final game 79 to 61 last Friday night at Crown. Using the full court press and a tenacious defense the Warriors galloped out to an early 8 to 0 lead and were never threatened thereafter during the game. Brian Lund senior center got the Warriors on the board at 7:35 with a jump shot, and the Warriors were off and rolling along in the game. Reilly and Koerber's baskets seconds later, and again the big guy Steve with another layup had the * Warriors in front 8 to 0 before Crown knew what hit them. The onslaughter con­ tinued for the Warriors, although Crown came back to whittle the score down to an 18 to 11 deficit at the end of the period. * The second quarter was all McHenry. The famous fast break was at its perfection as time and time again the Warriors went in for the basket unmolested. Koerber, Decker, Reilly, Miller, Hertel and Hurckes all scored in the second period and the Warriors went off at intermission leading 42 to 21. After the intermission the Warriors were content to play the string out. Yes, they managed to score and at one time built up a 25 point margin, but however they could not, or would not put the game away. With everyone scoring but Tomm Ludwig, who spent some time on the bench in foul trouble, the Warriors were outscored 19 to 18 in the period and led 60 to 40 going into the final stanza. The final period was more of the same, the Warriors con­ tinued to hang on to their 20 point lead, and Coach Ludwig getting his seniors into the game, managed to hold their own, although being outscored 21 to 19, hung in there for the big win, and the 21st of the season. Again the Warriors played three quarters of good basketball. But with tour­ nament time coming around it will take four quarters of basketball every game to win. Let's not forget that the Warriors are a good ball cldb. Any team that can win 21 games in a season against Che EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS ED Just read this headline: "FLU ACROSS NATION KILLS 875 IN WEEK' • Meet one of the survivors. That old bug is a tough one. It knocked us out of the box for more than a week. J. Winkel noticed that we didn't have a column on the sports page Friday so checked with our private nurse. In looking back, we see a LOST week. LOST appetite. LOST weight. 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Pl>. 385-4646 when they breezed past Crown's basketball team last Friday night. It has been a highly suc­ cessful year for Coach Ludwig and his top assistant El Par- tenheimer. The team was dazzling at times, off stride at times, and flu bit at times. But, the team gave us a very entertaining season. - Now comes the Regional here this week. McHenry plays Tuesday night. However, the Wednesday issue will hit the newsstands before the game is over. When we win the finals Friday night, Dick Rabbitt will probably get a bull-horn and spread the news before his report can be published. Must be we lost the ball somewhere along the line. Wonder what was wrong with the old fashioned handshake. Athletes now use a slap on the hand. And male entertainers hug each other. Since we had March weather in February, look for April showers in March. Now, here's a new occupation -- at least we didn't know. They have fellows who dive for shark. Diving away from them sounds more sensible. Big time sports are cockeyed. Now we have baseball up in the air. And to think we had an idea in the back of our head that Sarasota would be a nice place to be around March 1st. Then came word that spring training was off. That cooled our enthusiasm. Think our special nurse is about ready to let us get outside again. To that other nurse who gave us a double wham my shot at the very start of all this: I think of you every day. Are you sure you didn't bury the needle in that spot of the shot? Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson was the first American President to visit a European country while serving in the white house. He travelled to France in 1918. WEEKLY ALS! WED. Mama Burger Basket Fries-Cole Slaw REG. $1.20 THURS. Homemade BBQ Sandwich REG. 75C ^9* FRI. Super Papa Burger REG. $1.05 CQt \ lb. w/cheese, lettuce, mayonnaise, tomato * ww SAT. & SUN. 3 Mama Burgers REG. $1.95 MON. Sizzler Steak Sandwich Basket $109 Fries-Cole Slaw REG. $1.40 * IUBS. A & W Hamburger (Served the way 19* A & W Cheeseburger you like 'em) 29* A & W RESTAURANT 2214 W. RTE. 120 • McHENRY 385-9725 caliber of competition that the Warriors play has to have something going for it. The killer instinct is not there, many a time this season the Warriors could have wrapped up the game early, but became careless and although they won by a sizeable margin, left the fans wondering, but a win is a win and years from now no one will remember the score, only that the Warriors won the game. It was a good win for the Warriors and Coach Ludwig, the gym at Crown is the second called snake pit in the North Suburban. The other one is their sister school at Dundee. Warrior fans outnumbered the Viking fans by a good margain, and by the time you read this, we hope the Warriors will be in the Regional finals Friday night. Let's get out and root them to victory, and the cry is "ON TO ROCKFORD". VARSITY MCHENRY 18 24 18 19 79 CROWN 11 19 19 21 SI MCHENRY (79) FG FT TP Koerber 10 2 22 Decker 3 0 6 Lund 3 1 7 Reilly 10 2 22 Ludwig 2 0 4 Miller 5 0 10 Hurckes 2 0 4 Hertel 1 2 4 TOTALS 36 7 79 CROWN (CD FG FT TP Bernhard 9 4 22 Rohde 5 5 15 J e n s e n , 0 1 1 Smith 5 2 12 Koch 12 4 Ryan 10 2 Nickel 1 0 2 Lewandowski 0 11 Kacintore 0 2 2 TOTALS Three Warriors On All Conference Team Team By Dick Rabbitt Three McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig were selected to the North Suburban All Conference Team last Saturday at the McHenry Country club. Selected from the Warrior team were seniors, Steve Koerber, Terry Reilly, and Tom Ludwig. The squad picked by the conference coaches has 12 seniors and 3 juniors on the 15 man squad. NORTH SUBURBAN ALL CONFERENCE TEAM * Dale Bernhard Crown 6'4" 180 Sr Sam Mosolino Crystal Lake 6'3" 200 Sr Kurt Pearson Crystal Lake # 6'5" 180 Sr Tom Trkla Lake Forest 6'3" 195 Jr Baker Green Libertyville 6'4" 200 Sr BobErickson Liberty ville 6'3" 175 Jr Steve Koerber McHenry 6*4" 185 Sr Terry Reilly McHenry 6'0" 160 Sr Tom Ludwig McHenry 6'0" 175 Sr * Greg Boyle Mundelein 6'1" 160 Jr * Del Yarbrough • North Chicago 6'6" 225 Sr Terry Barrett North Chicago 6'3" 180 Sr RodClinksgales ' North Chicago 5'8" 155 Sr * Abe Woods Zion Benton 6'2" 180 Sr' * Rob Judson Zion Benton 6*2" 165 Sr- * Unanimous selection MCHENRYSCHOOL LEAGUE 2-25-76 If things keep getting tighter NEW HEAD COACH AT UNIVERSITY... m and tighter, there mdy be no friendhsips left on our league. People are almost more worried about how the other teams are doing than with their own scores. "Spare Parts" holds a dangerously slim lead of V/2 games while 4th place "Bowlers" are only 3 games behind them. Need I say how close second and third place are? R. Glawe had a good night, GAVE UP THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR'S JOB AT NORTH CAROLINA. HE BEGAN COACHING AS ASSISTANT AT KENTUCKY AND OKLAHOMA, HAS ONLY TWO YEARS AS HEAD COACH AT UNIVERSITY 0*= CINCINNATI, WHERE HE WAS 3-6-0 AND BEFORE MOVING TO NORTH CAROLINA AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR IN 1968 SPECULATION IS THAT RICE WILL REPLACE -M. "RED" BALE, RICE U. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SINCE 1972. '75 Kawasaki HURRY- WHILE SUPPLY LASTS I • 498cc tnpio cylinder engine Supplies lots o' smooth quiet power • Fade tree hydraulic d'sr brake • Electronic CDi ignition • Dual helmet holders • .) sSTREET JSE'TOTFIEI TRI--STAR CYCLES 4911 NORTHWEST HWY. CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. 815-459-1631 Manufacture's suggested retail price for limitedtime only at participating Kawasaki dealers. Subject to availabilty! Price does not include title, taxes, license, set-up or freight." for a layup. The Warriors won their 10th conference game against three losses as they easily beat Crown In the season final 79-81. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) but W. Farrell topped him and rolled a 194 and totaled 531 for both high game and high series. S. Blume finally got it together and took the women's honors with a 172 and a 447. J. Lescher surprised himself and got the 3-7-10 split and J. Hamilton picked Off the 5-7; got so excited she took care of the 4- 7-10. With only 5 weeks left, don't be surprised at any ting../.even seeking "Phoenix" at the top. Spare Parts 50 Vi 37 Vi Chokers 48 Vi 39Vfe Stars & Strikes 48 40 Bowlers 47 Vi 40 Mz Headstart 45 43 Handicappers 45 43 US'S 43 M> 44 Me Phoenix N 40 Vi 47Ms Chuckers 36 52 Positive Thinkers 35Vfe 52Vi K. Lescher TUESDAY THIRTY NINERS. 2-17-76 Irene Brackmann 466; Phyllis Brackmann 429; Claire- Rosing 461; Rosie Przetacznik 441; Doris Diedrich 455; Marv Beth Fuchs 175 - 481; Nadine Larkin 175 - 449; Mary Mut- schinsky 192 - 458; Cheryl Heniese 434;'Janet Flicek 184 - 221 - 547. R.R. - Sharon Nye 7-10; Barb Weber 5-10." 2-24-76 Claire Rosing 455; Rosie Przetacznik 438; Doris Diedrich 185 - 501; Cammy Gaylord 435; Mary Beth Fuchs 207 - 176- 189 - 568; Bea Meath 436; Carol Law 473; Char Kumm 464; Chris Tokarz 426; Cheryl Heneise 430; Janet Flicek 194 - 497; Dar Michelsen 463. R.R. - Sharon Nye 2-7-10. Against the Law In Houston, the law says you can't buy rye bread, goose liver or limburger cheese on Sunday. If you do. it is forbidden to take it out of the store! In Massachu­ setts, it's against the law to eat peanuts in church. In Evans- ville. Indiana it's against the law to sell hamburgers on Sun­ day. while in Iowa it's illegal to serve food in pool rooms or barber shops. n_r| AWAY I Sophomore pivot A1 May set a new North Park College season field goal percentage mark of 57.1 percent for the Vikings this year. The 6'5" graduate of Marian Central High School and native of McHenry, Illinois, hit 93 of 163 shots in establishing .his new school record. May's record erased the old school mark of 54.7 percent set by forward Ted' Ecker in the 1960-61 season. May also led the Vikings in rebounding pulling down 266 during the 25 game season, for a 10.6 average. He led the Vikes in rebounding in 17 games, with his best game coming against Aurora, when he pulled down 21 caroms. His season scoring high was 22 points in a 63-62 loss to nationally ranked Augustana. He also led the Vikings in scoring with 19 points in the 83-64 win over Aurora, and with 16 points in a 78-62 win over Trinity in the championship game of the North Park Holiday Tour­ nament. May was named to the North Park Tournament all- star team. For the season he averaged 8.9 points a game. North Park finished its season last week with a 15 and 10 record. Snowmobile News More on the organized snowmobilers concern for their communities. The Wauconda Snowmobile Club of Wauconda is going to donate the proceeds from their Bicentennial Dance to the Wauconda High School Band to help pay for their trip to pariticpate in our nations 200th birthday celebration. The band is one of only a couple of Illinois bands choosen to make this trip. The Wauconda Snowmobile Club dance is going to be held at the Wauconda Legion Hall Saturday March 6, 1976, starting at 9 P.M. Warriors Win Season Final Over Crown 79-61 PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH S, 1978