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\ 'VV\\WW\\\\ PAGE I - PLA1NPEALER-WEDWE8PAY. APML I!L .UK it LUKE GENEVA RACEWAY* L. it it it it 1t it i EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR It is Easter Sunday as we sit down to knock out a column and the day has been going just fine. At this point the White Sox have clobbered the champion Boston Red Sox 10 to 4 behind stout Wilbur Wood. Wilbur has now pitched three complete games, won two and lost one when his infielders booted the ball all over Boston. That is the same Wood who was reported to be on the trading block before the season opened. Another report had us believing he would be in the bull pen this year. Another player, Rick Mon­ day , of the great Chicago Cubs was reported to be on the trading block. Some fans like him. Some don't. Whatever your likes or dislikes, Rick has played a lot of baseball for his team thus far. Tony Noonan says we shouldn't mention that 18 to 16 loss the Cubs suffered so we won't say a word to anyboday. The odd part about that high scoring game is that neither team made a error. Further we sayeth not. When first baseman Jim Spencer first came up to the Sox a few years ago, we told our old pal, Walt Freund, that Spencer was a sure bet to be on first for the Sox for many years. O course, the Sox management didn't ask our advice and let him get away. Every once in awhile Walt would rib us about our prediction. Walt is gone now and we miss his phone calls more than a litUe bit. Spencer is now back on first for the Sox, hitting and fielding like another Charlie Grimm. 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Bet it would cut down on accidents -- if drivers followed or obeyed the signs. There is a sign (in fact, two signs) at the corner of Green and Elm that tells you there is no right turn on red. That is when you are driving south on Green St. We saw a fellow stopped there one day while a driver in back of him blasted his horn and raised all kinds of h-- 'cause the guy in front wouldn't turn. Thought we might enjoy a box seat to a real donnybrook for a minute or less. Watching pictures of the floods in North Dakota makes one wonder why money ap­ propriated for moon trips and other less costly projects isn't used in part of such things as flood control. Anybody else going to help us with our list of oldest buildings in McHenry? It seems the Old Timers who could remember are all gone. There is one Young Old Timer whom we haven't contacted. Must call Clara Stoffel. Two men argued about which would take the only taxi in sight. One returned to his wife at the curb. "Why did you let him have the cab?" she asked, annoyed. "He needed it more than I did," the husband explained weakly. "He was late for his karate lesson." PICKUP-- Wealth is not his that has it, but his that enjoys it. Dog Team Jim: Why do you call your dog Baseball? John: He catches flies, chases fowls, and runs for home when he sees the catcher coming. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High tennis team won its own quadrangular meet held at West Campus on Saturday. They scored 36 points to lead Crown and Oswego who tallied 224 points and Marian Central finished fourth with 9 points. Terry Reilly won all his matches by the score of 10 to 0. Jim Dawson won his singles match by the score of 7-3,9-1,9- 1. Randy Blankenhorn won 9-1, 6-4,104), Lowell Kively won 8-2, 6-4,9-1. Sean Thomas won 7-3,7- 3, 9-1, and Phil Kent won 8-2, 8- 2, 9-1. In the doubles the number one team of Randy Blankenhorn and Otto Dschida won its 15th win of the year against 1 loss as they won 8-2,7- 3, 9-1. Sean Thomas and Doug Miyaki won 7-3, 4-6, 9-1, and Reilly along with Dawson playing doubles for the first time this year won 9-1, 6-4, 10- 0 It was a great day for the Warriors as they swept all their matches winning all six singles and three doubles. Terry "Radar" Reilly is now 12-2-1 for the season and the Warriors overall record is 15 and 1, their only loss being to Stevenson. Coach Gray also remarked on the great improved play of Sean Thomas and Jim Dawson. PICK-OFF ATTEMPT-tUs Mundelein runner barely gets back to second as Tony Christy gets In the air to capture the ball. Tie Warriors next home game will be against Zfon-Benton en Thursday, April 22, at McCrackenField. Game time: 4:36 p.m. (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. For each 1,000 pupils in grade JIM DAWSON-the Warriors number two singles player, places Saturday. Jim won his match as McHenrv rolled m 5, about 55 will graduate from this shot down the line during the number two singles competition capturing aU six sinides and all three dnuhiJ^f tklfSL!? vlctoryf college. <* lb. McHenry Quad Cb.mpl.n.hip West CmpSTtort singles. Thinclads Third In Geneva Meet Sophs Drop Double Bill To Mundelein By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High track team took third place in the Geneva track meet held Saturday. Kaneland won the meet and West Aurora was second. Brian Nuss won the long jump with a leap of 21'8%" and Howie Useman placed second with a jump of 20'11". Denny Useman ran a 10 second hun­ dred to place second to Claypool of Kaneland. The 880 relay team of Howie Useman, Denny Useman, Murgatroyd and Kalpperich won the event in the time of 1.36:9. Andy Oakley placed third in the 2 mile run and 4th in the mile run. Denny Useman was 5th in the 220 yd. dash, and the mile relay and 440 relay each finished third. It was a tough meet, the competition was keen, and Coach Scott and his staff were well pleased with the effort of the squad. Friday the Warriors are at Libertyville for a meet with the Wildcats and ZeeBees. However, tomorrow both Crown and Dundee are here for meet at 4:30 p.m. Many people go to church to take their clothes; a few others, themselves. The McHenry High sophomores dropped a pair of baseball games to Mundelein Saturday in the wind swept confines of Mundelein by the scores of 14 to 5 and 12 to 9. Bobby Hansen took the loss in the first game and Dave Covalt was the loser in the nightcap. Highlight of the second game for the young Warriors was Bobby Adams' long home run to left center field. He picked up 2 additional hits, and Jeff Partenheimer added 2 hits to a losing cause. SOPHS 1st Game NOW OPEN All New Facilities Serving BREAKFAST-LUNCH & DINNER r featuring FISH DINNER FRIDAY NIGHT For Reservations tail: 815-385-0333 HILL GOLF U WED- Chicken Burger Basket includes Fries & Cole Slaw Reg. $1.25 THURS. Homemade BBQ Sandwich Reg. 75c FRL & SAT. 512210,- $teak Sandwich Basket Includes Fries & Cole Slaw. Reg. $1.40 $ J09 SUN- Fried Chicken Dinner 3 pc. (no wing) Includes Fries, Cole Slaw and Dinner Roll Reg. $2.50 *1 99 MON. 2 Pope Burgers o fnr i Save 95c ' •VI 1 TUES. ONLY! QUDT Hot Dog on Jumbo Bun Topped with all your favorites! 99* A & W RESTAURANT 2214 W. RTE. 120 • McHENRY 385-9725 ^^jggjchJgiMgty^v^^jjjgear^i^itizei^jewjsOnly^^ Mundelein 3 1 2 0 5 3 X R H E 5 3 2 14 12 0 Name pos ab h r Meyers 2b 2 0 1 Gandy 2b 1 0 0 Oeffling 3b 2 1 1 Knox If 1 0 1 Selof If 1 0 0 Meyers lb 2 0 0 Roberts lb 1 0 0 Deener cf 3 1 0 Adams dh 3 0 0 Rogers c 3 1 1 Krasucki rf 2 0 0 Partenheimer rf 1 0 0 Greve ss 2 0 1 Total 24 3 5 2nd Game McHenry 0 3 l 1 1 2 4 Mundelein 1 0 5 3 0 3 0 R H E 9 12 4 12 14 2 Name pos ab h r Meyers dh 3 0 0 Rogers dh 0 0 1 Oeffling 3b 3 1 2 Knox If 4 1 1 Meyers lb 1 1 2 Roberts lb 1 0 0 Deener cf 3 1 0 DiBlaski cf 1 1 1 Sek c 4 1 0 Partenheimer rf 3 2 1 Thomas rf 0 0 0 Adams 2b 4 3 1 Gandy 2b< 0 0 0 Greve ss 3 1 0 Total 30 12 9 Home Run • Adams. mstint LATE MODEL AND SPORTSMAN STOCK CAR AUTO RACING IN THE FASTEST BICENTENNIAL SPORT EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Gates Open 6:00 PM - T.T. 7:00 - Races PROMOTED BY TOFT AUTO RACING For Trackside Weather Information Phone 414-248-8566 or C.B. CHANNEL 1 IS AUTO RACING Lester lb 10 0 Jaskowiak ph' 110 Total 24 3 1 Coach Gray's Netters Win Own Quadrangular W arriors-Mundelein Split Pair Of 2-1 Games M c H e n r y • • • • • ! • • • 2 • • • X R H E 1 S S 2 3 1 GAME WINNING BLOW-Tommy Lndwig eaaaects for a Uag fly- out to center field as Tony Christy takes a lead-off from third base. Christy tagged up aft«r the catch and scored to ghre the Warriors a 2-1 victory In this eighth Inning play. Lad wig not only drove In the winning ran, but pitched a two-hitter, striking oat fhre while allowing one walk. The Warriors lost the second game by a 1-1 icore. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Your boss dumb? Good. Maybe you'd be out of a job, otherwise. By Dick Rabbitt In a pair of North Suburban games Saturday at McCracken Field, Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry High Warriors split a pair of 2'to 1 games. In the opener the Warriors won it in the bottom of the eighth. Tony Christy started the inning with a single to center, he then stole second. Christy advanced to third on Bill Jackowiak's blooper to right, and then scored the winning run on Tommy Ludwig's sacrifice fly to center. Ludwig went the distance on the mound for the Warriors giving up only 2 hits. In the nightcap a two run third inning by the Mustangs was enough as they hung on to defeat Lee Steinsdoerfer by the same score of 2 to 1. Tomorrow the Warriors entertain the ZeeBees at 4:30 p.m. Vanity helps you to see yourself, as others see them­ selves. VARSITY 1st Game McHenry • Mund. 0 Name Christy Jaskowiak " Wakitsch Ludwig VanKanegan Diamiani Himplemann Meyers Mai Total Winning pitcher - Li 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 • R H E 2 6 2 1 2 1 pos ab h r 2b 3 2 1 lb 4 1 0 c 3 0, 0 P 3 0 0 cf 3 1 0 ss 3 0 0 If 3 1 1 rf 3 0 0 3b 3 1 0 fc . 28 6 2 M b Z udwig. 2nd Game Name Christy Mai Wakitsch Ludwig VanKanegan Diamani Himplemann Meyers