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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1976 McHenry High Warriors Host Mundelein Tonight Bv Dick Rabbitt The McHenry High Warriors will host the Mundelein Mustangs tonight at 8:00 p.m. in a North Suburban conference game. Mundelein is one and three in the standings while the Warriors have yet to dent the win column The Mustangs of Coach Frank Giannamore have a rugged defensive club, but like our Warriors have not been able to muster much in the way of an offense. Last Saturday the Mustangs lost a thriller to Lake Forest 14 to 6. They have dropped their two quarterback system they have used the past three season and now run from a slot offense with a flanker. Tailback Bob Kluga will be the main cog in the Mustang attack, and the senior back also plays defensive back, where last Saturday made numerous tackles to stop the Lake Forest backs from the long gainer. Although the Warriors lost to the ZeeBees last week, they did show some signs of im­ provement on their offensive attack. They ground out 58 yds. the hard way for a score against the ZeeBee defense, and not many teams have done that this season. If they can stop the opponents long gainer, the Warriors can be a pretty good tfeam. Their tackling must improve this week, but I'm sure the coaching staff is working on that phase of the game. The crystal ball went un- cracked for the second week in a row, and I'm trying for three. In a low scoring game I'll pick the Warriors to win for the home folks, and give them their first win of the season. Lake Forest should handle Crown rather easily, as will Barrington over North Chicago. Crystal Lake should defeat Lake Park in a non- conference game, and in another ding dong battle, will pick the ZeeBees over Liber- tyville. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE Team w 1 pts opp Zion Bention 4 0 136 18 Barrington 4 0 123 30 Crystal Lake 3 1 131 19 Libertyville 2 1 54 54 Lake Forest 1 2 42 82 North Chicago 1 2 30 68 Mundelein 1 3 46 41 McHenry 0 3 12 83 Crown 0 4 7 186 Top Scorers Taylor z.B. Amis Barr. Esson C.L. Shanazarian Z.B. pts 48 40 36 24 MONTINI CHAMPIONSHIP-These young girls captured the Softball championship with an undefeated season. Kneeling, from the left are Jackie Weber, Julie Mauer, Julie Glosson, Linda Aim, Sue Dixon, Peggy Freund, Cathy Sharp, Kelly Ludwig, Kathy McGee and Kerry Kraus. Standing are Judy Snyder, Betsy Tonyan, Kathy Sabatka, Capt., Cindy Tonyan, Karen Truckenbrod, Heidi Heinz, Sue Bolger, Dawn Tonyan, Mgr., Theresa Coughlin, Mgr., Sharon Foley and Coach Mrs. Alice Bieschke. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Montini Softball Team Fox Valley Conference Champs Truckenbrod who came through with her seventh of the season. The final score was Montini 37, Fox River Grove 19. Montini is the undefeated champions while Hebron came in second losing only one game to Montini. On Tuesday Sept. 28th the undefeated Hebron Softball team came to challenge the undefeated Montini softball team Anticipation was high as the Montini girls took the field to start the game. Hebron was unable to score in the first inning but with two girls on base Jackie Weber hit a homerun to put Montini on the scoreboard. Three more runs came in before the inning was over Montini scored in every inning while they held Hebron scoreless until the fourth. With bases loaded, Kimnash hit a homerun At the end of the fourth the score was 9-4 in favor of Montini. In the fifth inning Linda Aim connected for her second homerun of the game to help the Montini score while the Hebron girls managed to bring in three more runs. The final score was Montini 12 and Hebron 7. On Thursday the team traveled to Fox River Grove for their final game of the season. Judy Snyder drove in two runs with her first homerun of the season in the first inning to start the scoring. Eight runs were scored in the fourth inning including a homerun by Dawn Tonyan. Other home runs in the game included Peggy Freund, Kelly Ludwig and Karen THE MCHENRY MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF Jerrv I. Brand, M.D. Practice Limited to Urology Hours by Appointment Location of Office: 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois Phone: 815-385-1050 Theyh fkckl "Pat & Ray" THIS FRIDAY! OCTOBER S 9 til 12 •> Cullom Knoll Tavern McCULLOM LAKE RD. 385-9712 JOE & JIM FALLON PROPRIETORS MCHS GIRLS: FIELD < > < . HOCKEY Last Wednesday, the girls' field hockey team met Barrington for the first of two games to be played between the tWo teams this year. It was a well played game, and McHenry and Barrington were very closely matched as was shown when the score was tied 2-2 when the clock ran out. In the first half, McHenry took a 2-0 lead on goals by Cookie Miller and Pat Stoffel. Then suddenly something came over Barrington and they scored 2 goals all within 2 minutes, making the score 2-2. And that's where the score stayed all through the second half as neither team was able to score. And then, of course, a tie breaker had to be played. Of the ten girls participating only the tenth one was able to score - and she just happened to be from Barrington. The entire outcome of the game rested on her shoulders and she came through for her team. And so that game ended 3-2 in favor of Barrington. But we get to play them again later in the season and don't think we're going to let this happen again! Warriors include: Offense, Janet Leinbard, Lori Harvey, Donna Lasko, Cookie Miller, Pat Stoffel, Sharon Smith, Mary Koleno. Defense, Tina Licastro, Colleen Byrne, Cathy Jacobi, Marie Switzer, Gigi Smith, Lisa Olsen, Chris Connell, Terri Bohlman, Janet McKinley, Jill Freund, Executives - coach Ms. Morner, h MCHS GIRLS SWIM TEAM-Though their win-loss record is lopsided with only one victory, the team is improving with better times each event. The team is young as 16 of the members are Freshmen and that talent will improve for future seasons. Kneeling from the left are, Carol Lasko. Nancy Potts, Karla Meyers, Rondi Cunat, Linda Martin, Nancy Popovich and Paula Hansen. In the middle are Lisa Bassett, Sue Shulda, Angela Akins, Cindy Beyer, Julie Beiderer, Joyce Adams, Andrea Akins, Jan Atchison, Linda Humphreys and Coach Lou Whitaker. On top are Coach Pam Shaffer, Penny Broman, Cindy Weiss, Carol Petty, Tammy Biescke, Mary Seaver, Kim Finkbeiner, Maureen Blake, Kathy Long and Karen Anderson. Missing is Michelle Cooper. The next home meet will be against Lake Forest Wednesday, Oct. 13. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) managers Liz Stoffel and Tammy Bohlman. \Janet McKinley It Makes News When Hutch's Harriers Lose Double Dual By Dick Rabbitt It was a rare occasion indeed last week at McHenry West Campus. The "Running Warriors" of Coach Bill Hut­ chinson lost a double dual meet to Lake Forest and Crystal Lake. It has been quite some time when this has happend to the local squad. The Tigers won a squeaker 27 to 28, and the Scouts won 23 to 36. Mike Burman led the way for the Warriors with a first place finish. The sophs took some revenge as they won both meets, defeating the Tigers 15 to 49, and the Scouts 27 to 29. Jim Smith was the winner for the sophs. On the frosh level the young Warriors split. They lost to Crystal Lake 21 to 34, but defeated Lake Forest 19 to 30. Scott Rogers Rabe Johnson Lonko Smith Dixon Morales Schaeffer Nowell vs Crystal Lake McHenry vs Lake Forest "Decatur's greater!" the Decatur Women's Bowling Association hopes to say when entries close October 22 for the 49th Annual Illinois Women's Bowling Association Cham­ pionships, to be held for 15 weekends starting January 5 in the center-of-Illinois city. The aim of the 1977 IWBA hostess association has to be high to top this year's record enlistment of 2,554 teams by the Joilet Area WBA. The "Spirit of '76" drew a 304-team increase, but Decatur, last holding the tournament in 1971 and for 1,927 teams, is setting its sights for a 3,000 team entry. The 1976 individual events showed an even greater rise, all boosting the prize list to a new peak also, $86,132 Hilda Schroeder, IWBA tournament director who is accepting entries at the IWBA office. 1915-1917 W. Altorfer Drive , Peoria, reports the heavy entry mail indicates "a healthy and promising interest that may well fulfill the slogan, "Decatur's Heaven in '77." Varsity McHenry Burman Schaeffer Weisenberger O'Halleran Besserud vs Crystal Lake Duggan Berquist Wade McKinney Stebrasv McHenry Burman Schaeffer Weisenberger O'Halleran Besserud vs Lake Forest Shuman Down Harris Acteos Anthony Smith Dixon Morales Schaeffer Nowell Sophomores McHenry 1 4 5 8 10 28 2 3 6 7 9 27 1 5 7 1 1 12 36 2 3 4 6 8 23 1 2 3 4 5 15 Tvomela Olcott Fossell Earls Myers Freshmen McHenry Dixon Baczkowski Lauer Scheib Nolan Maier Lapp Wege Disser vs Crystal Lake Dixon Baczkowski Lauer Scheib McHenry vs Lake Forest Names not available 7 9 10 11 12 49 1 4 6 7 9 27 29 4 5 6 9 10 34 1 2 3 7 8 21 1 2 3 6 7 19 30 > FRESHMEN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS-These young ladies can be found at the Freshmen football games as they help the spectators cheer on the Warriors. Lef to right, doing the splits, are Penny Broman and JoAnne Blume. Standing are Eileen Ahern, Pam Wroblewski, Chris Andrews, Sue Butler and Carrie Mortell. On top are Diana Kitterman, Lynn Effler and Michella Cooper. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Curried Mushrooms Saute one pound sliced fresh mushrooms and 3 4 cup minced onion in six tablespoons of huttor for five minutes Add oi garlic, crushed and one . half teaspoons of curry p> Cook two minutes longer men add 'a cup of beef broth and '4 teaspoon of salt Serve over noodles, rice or mashed potatoes J IT'S AN ACE-happiness is a hole in one and Billy Lowrey of McHenry (center) proudly displays the 9 iron and ball he used when he aced the 130 yard, par three, 10th hole at the Chapel Hill Golf club .during the Fall Sweeper Classic last Sunday. Billy, age 16, was the youngest of the 200 golfers in the classic. At left is club pro John Bolton who presented a special hole-in-one trophy to Billy. Only three inches kept history from being made, when earlier in the round, Billy's father, (at right) just missed an ace on the fourth hole when his drive rimmed the cup, halting just three inches from dropping. Don used a five wood on the 205 yard hole. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) E3H1 Driving Lessons CALL TOLL FREE 972-1638 LH AKGL IT 00 Sears Revolving Ckargr RENTAL *6 75 driving school NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy witn FULL rental tee deductec per month 0N£ Ob one call can answer any questions PHONE 312-259-3393! Atifcrfoit Soft WahkGo. DIVISION OF RENT-A-SOFT INC. SERVING K0RTH & NORTHWEST SUBURBS BURGLARIZE HOME A pistol, rifle, shotgun and wrist watch were taken from the home of Wallace Crawford of 2602 Lauderdale court, McHenry, last Sunday, while the owners were away. Entry was made by ripping the screen off an outer door. * I I M m t i * MONDAY NIGHT! 4FT. X 6 FT.! WATCH THE 0AM£ ON A % (IANT * SCREEN •s00 P.M. 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