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PAGE • - P LA INDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY It. 1MI * Jffi & i *. ! t EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR AVho says we never get out of enry County? Af6H Thought our limited travels had taken us to every part of the State of Wisconsin until the vyinkels curved and twisted over roads that aren't even on the map. 3 At noon our tour took us to a restaurant. Elsie gets hungry. I Perhaps you travellers have ird of the place, the Gobbler Johhson Creek, half way tween Madison and Iwaukee. lat is one unique place to it away some victuals. rhey have a rotating bar that akes a complete circle each ur and 20 minutes. Didn't try at 'cause it might take too ny rounds. With roving spirit surging rough our veins, Alvina and I aded the gas buggy toward oline on Saturday. Landed safely. ^Hadn't been down thataway Sfr 10 years and found some Ranges. Mostly road changes. 1 Nowhere did we see the [affic that is bunched right in own territory. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railing-Columns Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Fro7.«n Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES BROS, (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: / McHenry 385-0783 Hiere is some expensive road building going on down there. Hope the powers that be will recognize the growth in McHenry County. Drove part way on Rte. 5 and thought it was a private road until they socked us 70 cents at a toll way booth. Didn't see more than six vehicles in 50 miles and two of those were police cars. Didn't get so far away that we couldn't watch I couple of White Sox games on TV. One extra inning loss to Kansas City had us muttering to ourself about those banjo hitters in the Sox lineup. The next day brought a victory and hits all over the place. Still think if you can't hit a pitcher you should bunt him to death or at least until his tongue is hanging out from bounding off the mound. Almost forgot -- Fox Hole Evo is looking for one of those Go-Go Sox buttons so popular a few years back. Maybe they went the way of the Dewey buttons after the Truman triumph. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS fceld § Sfouflf . . . . t f o t tmlyLm 1214 N. Green St., McHenry .»*»>»>>»»»»>'>• •»• mamst GRASS LAKE & STATE PARK RD. FOX LAKE, ILL. 312/587-6411 Enjoy Elegant Dining In The Cambridge Inn featuring Char-Boiled Steaks & Seafood Specialities PLUS SUBERB COCKTAILS - IN THE Kings Tavern GOLF DAILY FEES WEEKDAYS 18 Holes $6 9 HoMfH WEEKENDS' IS Holes $8 9 Holes $5 TWI-LIGHT (After 4 pm) Weekdays $3.50 Weekends $4.50 Driving Range Open Daily Pro Shop 587-6414 Warriors Are Close Second To Warhawks In Conference Track IVleet AND OVER -as Scott Freund of McHenry clears the 13 foot mark oMie pole vault competition at McCracken Field last Friday. Scott captured second place in the North Suburban Meet with a clearance of 13'6M. r»< (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) a . By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High thinclads in an all out effort finished second behind the North Chicago Warhawks in the annual con­ ference meet held at Mc­ Cracken Field on Friday night. It was the highest finish for a Warrior squad in the history of the North Suburban. The meet went to the final event, and what more could the fairly large crowd of fans ask for in a ten team track meet. Throughout the field events and the early running events the Warriors maintained a slim lead over the Warhawks, Libertyville Wildcats and the ZeeBees from Zion. Going into the final event, the mile relay, the Warriors had to win the event, with North Chicago finishing no higher than fourth. It was not in the books, although the relay team of Greg Thornton, Brian Nuss, Dennis Useman, and Howie Useman had the fans on their feet with an all out effort only to fall short by two yards for the win. The 880 relay team of the Useman brothers, Loren Klapperich, and Bill Mugratroyd picked up the only first place finish for the Warriors in the Meet. It indeed was a great effort by the Warriors, and they and the coaching staff should be congratulated for their fine performance on Friday night. 4. Zion Benton 78 5. Crystal Lake 66 6. Lake Forest 55 7. Mundelein 34 8. Crown 27 9. Dundee (TIE) 10 9. Barrington (TIE) 10 TEAM SCORING 1. North Chicago 2. MCHENRY 3. Libertyville 92 RESULTS Long Jump: 1. Lundy, N.C. 2. Nuss, McH. 3. Myles, L.F. 4. Miller, Lib. 5. Lehman, Z.B. 6. Parker, N.C. - Distance 21* 2 V \ Triple Jump: 1. Burroughs, Z.B. 2. Miller, Lib. 3. Jones, N.C. 4. Streizhcheck, C.L. 5. Myles, L.F. 6. McNeil, Lib. - D i s t a n c e 4 5 * 2 V ( N E W RECORD). Discus: 1. Lenzini, Lib. 2. Jaworek, Z.B. 3. Decker, McH. 4. Rode, McH. 5. Poucos, Cr. 6. Vieth, L.F. - Distance 161' 6". Shot Put: 1. Markobrad, Z.B. 2. Lenzini, Lib. 3. Decker, McH. 4. Jaworek, Z.B. 5. Antionek, L.F. 6. Blankenhorn, Lib. - Distance 57' 2". High Jump: 1. Schrimpf, Mund. 2. Kennedy, L.F. 3. Adams, Cr. 4. Lehman, Z.B. 5. Culley, Z.B. 6. Johnson, Mund. - Height 6' 6tt". Pole Vault: I. Schwartz, Dun. 2. Freund, McH. 3. Bornhoeft, McH. 4. Dargan, Cr. 5. LaBelle, Z.B. 6. Redshaw, Lib. - 13' 6" (Ties record) Height 13' 6". 100 Yd. Dash: 1. Fingers, N.C. 2. Tate, N.C. 3. Tunnicliff, Lib. 4. Meyer, C.L. 5. Mc- , Calister, Z.B. 6. H. Useman, McH. - Time 10:00 (Ties record). 440 Yd. Dash: 1. Tunnicliff, Lib. 2. Jones, N.C. 3. Freund, C.L. 4. Collins, C.L. 5. Gray Netters Blank ' • . * p* *-.» North Chicago 5-0 Winning all five matches the McHenry High tennis team of Gary Gray defeated North Chicago last Thursday. It was simply no contest as all the Warriors had an easy time of it in the North Suburban match. VARSITY Singles No. 1 Terry Reilly, McH. vs. We must get people to read this sports section more thoroughly. It wasn't our fate to talk to him, but one fellow called^jthe office to raise a rtifnpus about a story and picture not being printed. The story was printed last Wednesday. In Friday's column, we explained that the picture turned in was too light and streaked. It was all missed. This week we have a colored picture that may not work out. Our experts will give it a try. To "Biff" Meyer: Showed your masterpiece to Lynn Lund, a Cub fan. She got a chuckle out of it, but admitted losing some interest in the Cubs since they let Billy Williams go west. Gleaned from the Rotarian: As the bored child said to his father on a long motor trip, "Why don't you let Mom drive? It's more exciting." -Rotary Club Bulletin Mbabane, Swaziland Sparks, N.C. - McH. 6*0, 6-0. No. 2 Steve Williams, McH. vs. Hibbard, N.C. - McH. 6-1, 6- 2. No. 3 Phil Kent, McH. vs. Johnson, N.C. - McH. 6-1, 6-4. Doubles No. 1 Randy Blankenhorn and Otto Dschida, McH. vs. Porter and French, N.C. - McH. 6-0, 6-1. No.2 Sean Thomas and Doug Miyaki, McH. vs. Johnson and Chayer, N.C. - McH. 6-0, 6-0. FINAL SCORE McHenry - 5 North Chicago - 0 Soph Ball Team Beats Dundee 13-9 The McHenry sophomores like their counterpart, the varsity Baseball Team rallied from a 9 to 4 deficit to win 13 to 9. Dennis Selof's bases loaded double sparked the four run sixth inning when the young Warriors put the game on ice. Jeff Meyers and Mark Rogers each had 2 hits in the 15 hit attack. Doug Oeffling, pitching three scoreless and hitless innings to relief, picked up the win. The freshmen lost to the Dundee freshmen 9 to 8, when the young Cards came up with five runs in the top of the 7th inning. TKe PROUDL Y PRESENTS Friday. Mav 21, PM Express Blue Grass, Country. ft Rock Saturday. May 22 Don Frelboth and His German Band Music for all ages " WEEKLY SPECIALS Wednesday Evening, Enjoy the Timbers Special Fried Chicken. Served Family Style. Frictoy, Fish Fry, Family Thursday, T-Bone Steak, Sauted Baby Beef Liver or Spaghetti and Meat Balls. Style with French Fries or Potato Pancakes. Haddock with French Fries or Potato Pancakes. Saturday Night and Sunday Excellent Buffet... or the regular menu. For Reservations Call (815) 338-3500 Crowcroft, Mund. 6. Klap­ perich, McH. - Time 50.3. 880 Yd. Run: 1. Green, Lib. 2. Collins, C.L. 3. Fondreist, L.F. 4. Skarda, Mund. 5. Huber, Z.B. 6. Jones, N.C. • Time 1:59.5. 330 Yd. L.H.: l. Lundy, N.C. 2. Meyer, C.L. 3. LaBelle, Z.B. 4. Nuss, McH. 5. Palmar, L.F. 6. Green, Lib. - Time 39.4. Mile Relay: l. North Chicago, 2. McHenry, 3. Zion Benton, 4. Crystal Lake, 5. Crown, 6. Libertyville. - Timt 3:29.4. Mile Run: 1. Lynn, Cr. 2. Goodell, L.F. 3. Fondreist, L.F. 4. Linnane, McH. 5. Oakley, McH. 6. Hoff, Mund. - Time 4:26.9. 880 Relay: 1. McHenry, 2. Zion Benton, 3. North Chicago, 4. Libertyville, 5. Lake Forest, 6. Crown - Time 1:31.8. 440 Yd. Relay: 1. Crystal Lake, 2. North Chicago, 3. McHenry, 4. Zion Benton, 5. Libertyville, 6. Lake Forest, - Time 43.9 (New Record). 220 Yd. Dash: 1. Tunnicliff, Lib., 2. Fingers, N.C., 3. Meyer, C.L., 4. Freund, C.L., 5. Klapperich, McH., 6. Rich­ mond, L.F. - Time 22.6. 120 H.H.: 1. Lundy, N.C., 2. Spencer, Z.B., 3. Gilly, Barr., 4. Streiecheck, C.L., 5. Mikos, Cr., 6. Jenkins, N.C. - Time 15.0. Two Mile Run: 1. Skarda, Mund., 2. Oakley, McH., 3. Goodell, L.F., 4. Moeller, C.L., 5. Nelson, L.F., 6. Murk, Lib. - Time 9:35.2. Two Mile Relay: 1. Liber­ tyville, 2. McHenry, 3. Mun- delein, 4. Barrington, 5. Lake Forest, 6. North Chicago. - Time 8:14.7. (New record 1st year run). BRETT DECKER gives the discus a good throw and the 152*2" toss waegood for third place in the conference meet. Decker also captured a third in the shot put when he tossad for 53' 1%". (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Spirited MCHS Nine Puts On Big Rally To The McHenry High Warriors rallied from an 8 to 1 deficit to defeat the Dundee Carduanals 9 to 8 at Dundee Thursday. Trailing 8 to 1 going into the 4th inning the Warriors rallied for 3 runs in the 4th, added three more in the 5th, and pushed the final 2 tallies over in the top of the 7th. The Warriors had 14 hits including three by Tom­ my Ludwig, 2 doubles by Ron Himpelmann, and Bill Jaskowiak and D.H. Steve Mai also added 2 hits apiece. Jeff Daimini had a 2 run homer to lead the spark in the top of the 4th, and Ron Him­ pelmann in relief of Billy Rowe picked up the win. s 9 To 00 VARSITY McHenry 0 0 1 3 3 0 2 Duadee 3 14 0 0 0 0 R H E 9 14 2 » 8 13 1 Name ab h r Christy, 2b. 5 1 0 Wakitsch 2 1 2 Ludwig 4 3 0 VanKanegan 4 1 1 Jaskowiafc 4 2 2 Himpelmann 2 2 1 Meyers 2 1 2 Diamani 4 1 1 Mai, D.H. 4 2 0 Letzter, rf' 0 0 0 Total 31 14 9 Winning Pitcher: Him­ pelmann. Home Run: Diamani. Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course In June A "CRASH" Course for new Water Safety Instructors will be held June 14th through June 19th, 1976. TIME: 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. P L A C E : W o o d s t o c k Municipal Pool. Woodstock, 111. The enrollment is limited to 30. They must have a current Senior Life Saving or Advanced Life Saving certificate. This is the only Instructor course to be taught in McHenry County this year. Anyone interested should Pistakee Ladies Golf League Thursday, May 13 the rain chased most of the players into the club house before they finished the round. Then in comfort, they t chased the hearty souls or "die hard golfers" on to a damp finish. Audrey Lahr. Corinne Coleman, Janet Volkmar. Mary Vales, Agatha Droham, Arlyne Schulz, Lorraine Houda, Libby Johnson, Roye Road­ man, Jo Ann Gran, Dor Kreamcheck, Yvonne Matt and Dorothy Lisk had happy smiles on very wet faces. Yvonne Matt chipped a ball in the cup on the seventh hole only to have it pop out again. Maybe there was a frog in the cup! Dorothy Lisk liked the rain. She got in her big Eagle on that tricky fourth hole for a low 48. Nice playing, Dor! We now have eleven teams and are open for more. Come on out and join us next Thursday. take advantage of this op­ portunity. Call the County Red Cross office in Woodstock - 815-338- 1050 or write to The American Red Cross, McHenry County Chapter, 104% Benton St., Woodstock, 111., 60098. Mrs. Cathryne Breytspraak, Executive Director, urges prompt registration to assure the required enrollment. IN FLIGHT - Brian Nuss shows his determination as he strains for every inch in the long jump event of the NSC meet at McCracken Field last Friday. His effort helped as he captured second place with a leap of 20'4ft" to help pace McHenry to a second place finish in the conference meet. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) SOPHS McHenry 0 4 0 2 3 4 x Dundee 1 5 3 0 0 0 R H E 13 15 2 9 8 1 Name pos ab h r Meyers dh 5 2 2 Oeffling 3b-p 5 1 0 Knox If 2 0 0 DiBlasi If 1 0 0 Koester lb 2 1 2 Adams 2b 2 1 1 Meyers 2b 1 1 1 Rogers c 3 2 2 Roberts ph 111 Deener cf 111 Sek cf 0 0 2 Partenheimer rf 2 10 Krausekt rf 10 0 Greve ss ' 2 2 1 Pepping ss 0 0 0 Selof 3b 2 10 Gandy ph 110 Total 31 15 13 Winning Pitcher, Oeffling JACKSON ASPHALT PAVING O R O F R E A R L Y DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS "BEAT THE n^LACKTOP SEALING SPRINGTIME RUSH^V REPAIR CALL ANYTIME Woodstock - 1-338-4739S t. 523^" WH0? The Schuhplattiers (folk dancers) of the Germania Almrausch, Poughkeepsie, will present a Program of'various; dances at the colorful German Alps Festival in the Catskills, July 28 through August 8. at Hun­ ter Mountain, Hunter, N.Y. r Bowlers Wanted for summer mixed leagues WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 9 P.M. McHenry Recreation 1216 N. River McHenry 385-2520