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l-FRIDAY. MAY a. I*7» ENNOX Firestone Deluxe Champion Tires H WHITEWAUS i *?R00 i Lv C78-14 f l ] F78-14 $30 J J „ G78-14 or 15 $32 W H78-14 or 15 $35 J L78-15 $38 Grant Batteries ™ *10' to OFF MONTINI TRACK NEWS Fifteen boys and girls from Montini's 7th grade travelled to Barrington on Thursday, May 20th to participate in the Fox Valley Conference Track meet and turned in a very admirable performance against the combined and experienced 7th and 8th grade teams from the rest of the conference. The 7th grade "Cinder Smokers" gained a total of 9 ribbons. Sean Haley grabbed 3rd place and Mark Peschke took a 4th place ribbon in the 120 yard low hurdle, and Vic Betancourt placed 4th in the 80 yard hurdles. "Iron Mike" Eisele grabbed a 3rd in the 880 yard run and a 4th in the 440 dash. The 440 yard relay team of Mark Peschke Vic Betancourt, Sean Haley, and Scott Freund placed 3rd. The remainder of the boys team, consisting of Jirfi Ver- stege, Dan Freund, Larry Coughlin, and the girls team of Sheila O'Neill, Karen Truckenbrod, Judy Snyder, Cindy Tonyan, Betsy Tony an, Kathy Sabatka, Teresa Kuna and Sue Bolger also deserve congratulations for a super- performance in the face of almost insurmountable odds. Aerobatic Air Show At Lake Geneva The Aerobatic club of America is sponsoring a benefit air show at the Lake Geneva raceway, Route 3 Bloom field Rd., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin on Monday May 31 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. All proceeds from this event will be used to send the 1976 United States Aerobatic team to the Olympics of the Air. The 8th world competition will be held in Kiev, Russia. The team will be defending the world champion title won by the United States in 1970 and again in 1972. We Rent Canoes! We also rent camperc & tents. lUc Rexi 385-3232 904 N. FRONT ST. _ A 7 X A smencan rental association McHenry, III. MCHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385 0294 . 24 TOWING! IMc^Menrtf _Auto { Co. PHONE:- day (815) 385-0444 NIGHT (815) 385 1422 An EARL WALSH So I Hear Come in and inquire about our daily & weekly rates! Easy Win Dennis Useman of the Warriors crosses the finish steps ahead of his competition in the 100 yard dash in the pre-lims of the county track meet. Useman's time was 10.2. In the finals, Useman captured a third place win as Hunt of Woodstock and Meyer of Crystal Lake finish one and two. Useman captured a first place in the finals of the 220 with a time of 22.3. Woodstock won the county meet with McHenry finishing second and Crystal Lake captured third. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Thought maybe we would take a rest and give you a rest this issue. Seemed we would never get through with the rest of the sports news. f --T- But, Our Little Helen (kitten on the line-o-type keys) tells us to get going - and write a column. Ever try to argue with a woman? That Bloody Englishman, Richard Dunn, gave Muhammad Ali a bit of trouble in the squared ring. Dunn was done in the fourth round, then bit the dust in the fifth. It was easy to admire Ali's class until the fight was over. Then he put on a show that one observer called "Bush". Can't imagine Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano or Jack Dempsey putting on that kind of a show. Great as Ali is, he lost points on our card. Foreman Dick (slave driver) reminds us of the upcoming early deadline for Memorial Day week. No rest for the wicked. Jerry Miller (Crystal Lake .SPORTS EDITOR--I Road Jerry) phoned to say he is happy for our Sox in their 9 - game winning streak. There are other Cub fans we haven't heard from. All the precincts aren't in yet. Now they call them the "Hot Sox" or "Amazing Sox". A couple of weeks ago they had other names for them. Wondered why we hadn't seen Lillian Stilling in a long time. Met her Wednesday and learned she had been in Florida for the winter. A while ago Twice Told Tales told that Lillian was enjoying a vacation from her duties as telephone operator. It gave her a laugh. Said it was a 3-day vacation. Times have changed. That was long, long ago. Had a big surprise and a pleasant one when Marshall Woodburn and his wife, Alma, came a-callin' to our house this week. Marshall grew up in Wood­ stock, then spent a couple of years in McHenry when his father ran the meat market (used to call them butcher shops) in the Bill Pries building. Marshall and Alma now reside in Michigan, but they never forget McHenry County. Our mother was his mother's school teacher way back when Warriors Second In _ . _ • •• i 15° RELAY~Brian Nuss (right) passes the baton to Loren Klapperich midway in the 440 yard team | Al I fl Til I FOAtf M AAT went. The Warrior team of Nnss, Klapperich, Howie and Dennis Useman finished second in a time VUUIIlf llQvli Iflvvl of 44.4, losting to Crystal Lake. * (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) P.UiK 0 - par, but after being keyed up all last week for the district, and gaining eight berths in the state finals, there was bound to be a letdown, and such was the case. Team Points Woodstock 99 McHenry 75 Crystal Lake 72 Cary Grove 16 Marengo 12 Marian Central 10 Harvard 3 Crown by the score of 3 to 1. Ludwig, Himpelmann, and Steinsdorfer all hurled for the Warriors. The sophomores lost to Crown 12 to 4, and the freshmen won 5 to 2. Major League Scouting Bureau Try out Camps The Major League Scouting Bureau, representing eighteen Major League Baseball Clubs, is holding three try-out camps and clinics as follows: 1. Saturday, June 26. 1976 McKinley Park, 2210 W. Per­ shing Road, Chicago. 2. Sunday, June 27, 1976 Niles West High School Oakton Street and Edens Expressway, Skokie, Illinois. 3. Monday, June 28, 1976 Merinelli Field, Black Hawk Park, 15th Avenue, Rockford, Illinois. These camps will begin at 9:00 a.m. and extend into the afternoon. Professional in­ structors will give instructions and advice for improving baseball skills. Ben Zientara (former Major League in- fielder) and Rome Pavich and Frank Piet, area scouts for the Bureau, will be in charge. All players are requested to bring their own uniforms and equipment. American Legion players must bring a letter from their Coaches or Company Commanders granting them permission to participate in camp activities. Participation in the camp is restricted to players within the ages of 16 to 25. McHenry Sophs Win County Track Title By Dick Rabbitt and it was a happy reunion when the Woodburns came to McHenry and were neighbors. We talked a lot, but not long enough. SUMMER OPEN SWIM McHenry West campus swimming pool will open for public swim on June 21st. Monday thru Friday, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday evening Senior Citizens 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. General public 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Coach Wally Scott's McHenry High track squad had a letdown from Friday nights district and as a result placed second behind Woodstock in the Annual McHenry County Meet. The meet was held at Crystal Lake on Monday under sunny skies and chilly weather. It was evident from the early afternoon that this was not going to be the Warriors day. Performances were not up to Warriors Down Crown The McHenry Warriors defeated Crown Tuesday at The McHenry frosh-sophs won the McHenry County track title at Crystal Lake on Mon­ day. They easily out distanced the field. The surprise of the meet was the showing of Marengo which finished second ahead of Woodstock and Crystal Lake. Team Points McHenry 75 Marengo 48 Crystal Lake 40Mj Woodstock 36Mj Marian Central 34 Cary Grove 24 Harvard 15 IN FLIGHT-Howie Useman of McHenry leaps to a distance of 20* as teammate Brian Nnss received first place with a Jump of V in the long jump event of the county track meet held at Crystal 20'6 V. Lake last Monday. Useman captured second place in the long jump (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Pistakee Ladies Golf League Thursday, May 20 after a cool start turned into a beautitul day for the girls on the links. Libby Johnson carded a 54 to take the lead from Pat Barber, Lorraine Houda and Adeline Zeiger, all tied with 55. Lorraine Houda with 14 putts was the lost putt champ. Jeanene Diana, such a pretty name, came back to us after a years absence tb chip in a beautiful shot to par the 3rd hole. Dorothy Uttebroeck chipped in a pro shot on the 7th hole. Arlyne Schulz won low gross in Class B with a well played 57. She also had on the cutest golf outfit. Cammie Hunt was the low gross champ of Class C. We should have beautiful weather from now on so all you new girls get out and play, play, play so we can get a handicap for you. We are still accepting new members so come on_out. <3 Summer Swim Lessons At West Campus Pool Registration for summer swimming lessons have been postponed for one week, because of repair to the pool. Instead of June 1st, registration will begin June 7th Monday thru Friday until June 18th. Register in person at the central administration building District 156, 3926 W. Main St., McHenry, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All classes will be filled on a first come first serve basis. All lessons will be run ac­ cording to the American Red Cross by certified instructors. Classes offered in Beginner, Advanced Beginner, In­ termediate, Swimmer, Junior and Senior Life Saving, Competitive team, and a sp­ ecial session for infants 1 yr. to 3 yrs. old. There will be 4 - two week sessions. 1st, June 21rJuly 2, 2nd, July 5-July 16,3rd, July 19- July 30, 4th, Aug. 2-Aug. 13. For further information call 385-7900. U.S. vetoes U.N. rebuke of Israel. Arab rioting spreads within Israel. South Africa to withdraw troops from Angola. V AIR NDlTlONING High Efficiency Top Discharge Quiet and Dependable CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE K/oemet HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 3911 S. VfrMH Rd. 312-52*428$ McHENR Y,lLL. 8154594300 FINANCING AVAILABLE A Certified # Dealer