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(/ PAGK 6 - PLAINI>»v\LER-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 187U ) THE CHICAGO BEARS sign their names on a Bear lamp Shortly after meeting over 1,500 persons who arrived at Overton's Cadillac-Pontiac last Wednesday night. L-r are Virg Carter. Mike Adamle, JanjH Scott, Doug Buffone, Wally Chambers and Doug Plank with BobO'Neil and Paul Overton. • Parsons, Allen Ellis and Craig Clemmons were also on hand for the autograph session. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) --EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR While officiating a football game recently, Gary Fields ran into a situation that brought all of the officials into a huddle. I couldn't answer it. Could you? You will find Gary's note and explanation at the end of this column. Football Situation Following a toil^idown, the kicking team (K) Ricks off to the receiving team (R). R-l receives the ball on his yard line and advances it to his 30. At this point K-lgrasps R-i's face mask but does not tackle him. R-l continues running to the 50 yard line where he is tackled by K-2 and fumbles. K-3 recovers the fumble on his own 40 yard line. You are the referee. What options will be presented to the captains? When this issue hits the newsstands, the great election will be over and projections will be coming over the air. Campaigns are too long. Barrels of money are spent for a high position that pays much less than is forked over to top athletes. Of course, there is the honor and glory to be considered. Trouble is that honor and glory don't put bread and butter on your table. Some good men will go down the drain. Others will be voted out with the thought that they have done enough for their country or subdivision thereof. Voters get to the point where enough is too much. Time out to get the mail. Now, isn't this nice. Some firm wants to bury me. Not right away. But, if I send money, there will be no need for just a plain, ol(J pine box. After a comment in S.I.H. last week, Jim Curran phoned to ask, "Are you sitting down?" Nope. So we sat. Then he said he could name a couple of election opponents who are honorable men. It can happen here! That ill wind blew again and did some good. You should see all the leaves that blew onto Bill Kreutzer's yard. Those Chicago Bears football players who lined up to sign autographs at Overton's last Wednesday night must have thought it was a Soldier Field crowd coming through the gates. Those players are a jolly bunch How else could they sit there for hours developing writers' cramp. It wasn't only kids who went through that line. All ages were there. They must have come from miles around. Manufacturers of football uniforms have come up with shoulder pads, improved head guards and shoes that take husky men over the turf. Now, if they can come up with something to protect knees, it will help Never seem to go to the Green-Pearl when Mona is on duty, but know she is still in our corner. When we skipped an issue through illness and mentioned two people missing the column, Mona phoned to be listed as No. 3. Took in the last home Warrior football game of the season and saw our home team completely outclassed by the Wildcats of Libertyville. Our defensive team had a real workout. Just when our offense got something started those meanies from Liber­ tyville would take the ball. Our sophomores got troun­ ced, too. That doesn't look good for next year. Coach Bill Day and his assistants will take the squad to North Chicago on Saturday afternoon BE THERE AND SEE OUR BRUISING BEARS mm WE RAIDERS SUNDAY, NOV. 7 FORGET DRIVING . TAIfC TUC BII0 ji/n PARKING / WW InC PUO FROM CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB BRUNCH AT 10:00 AM BUS LEAVES 11:00 AM ; KICK-OFF 1:00 P.M. MUST FURNISH OWN TICKETS cCr FIRST COME,; FIRST SERVED! 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILL. 815-385-0333 HILL GOLF Snowmobile News is 1 lllllllllikZ El DID YOU SLOW DOWN LIK£i| TOLD YOU TO DO ? SURE DID. AND 1 LOST MY JOB. NOW 1 CAN'T PAY YOU ' * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • » The Crystal Lake Snow Tigers, Crystal Lake's snowmobile club, is sponsoring their second annual snowmobile and equipment flea market to be held Sunday, November 7, 1976, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the rear of Dominicks in the Crystal Point Mall shopping center in Crystal Lake. The public is invited to view and purchase new and used equipment, including clothing, snowmobiles and trailers displayed by McHenrv county snowmobile club alliance members. Dealers from the area will be displaying their 1977 lines of equipment. If you are now a snowmobiler or are interested in becoming one, come out and meet the club members and get yourself equipped for a successful snowmobiling winter. Snow or shine, the flea market will proceed!!! TURN ONS Mcllenry Recreation Ladies Tuesday Nile League 10-2K-71 Averages or better:Marie Diedrich 413; Teresa StCffans 481; Fran Zank 423; Pam Kosior 421; Sandy MeClory 405; Barb Leight.456; Frieda Miller 188. 474: Mary Lou Stine 427; Jo Rizzo 4:56; Petie Heck 384; Eleanore Glaviano 463; Mary Cook 421; Nel Fidler 439; Betty Smith 393; Flossie Miller 392; sElaine Freund 437; Evora Peterson 160, 434; . Esther Cygan 374; Barb Schurr 363; Roberta Frazer 373; Helen Rothering 458; Lil Michels 477; Kathy Miller 468; Wilma Aylward 427; Sharon Klontz 431; Sharon Kujar 178, 499; Fran VV'eyland 428; Cathie Freund 426; Karen Bonato 430; Clarice Buenzli 446; Lor Freund 431; Vera Herdrich 183, 454: Tinky Meyer 459; Phyl Grosrenaud 422 and Shirley Lossman 211. 465. P S S Lossmann meat shot a 926 team game. Hot Shot Bowler: Joan Buss 181, 195, 153, - 529. Railroads: Bette O'Brien 5-7; Eleanore Glaviano 2-7; Ametta Joyce 3-7-10: Wilma Aylward 3- 10. Joan Buss 5-6-10 and Wanda Gehrke 5-10 and .6-7-10. The goblins were out to get us and we sure had some winners and it was kind of hard to pick. Ncfone really wanted to be a judge - so it was decided the gals who didn't wear costumes all voted for the lucky ones: 1st prize - Isv Thompson "Little Old Lady". 2nd prize - Eleanore Glaviano, "The Hunter". 3rd prize - Lois Crouch and Betty Smith "Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse". The gals who didn't wear costumes all had to pay and this money will go towards turkeys which will be given away the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Mcllenry Teachers _ Bowling Leauge ® October 27, 1976 total w 1 pins 1. The Happy Hookers 19 5 9,131 2. Alley Cats 13 11 9,730 3. The Tidy Bowls 13 11 9,230 4 Bottorns- w Up 124 114 9,467 5. Perfect Pickups 12' 2 114 9,15? 6. Imperials 10 14 ' 9,453 7. The First Team 10 14 . 9,164 K. Holy Rollers 6 18 ' 8,802 Our crystal ball has been in storage for some time, but a message comes through that our Warriors will be so hungry for a victory and so anxious to win the last game of the season that they will come home whoopin' and hollerin'. Earl - This is the football play we talked about. If a person knows the rules it is relatively Simple. This type of play is not that unusual, however, because it occurred on a kick-off you don't see it very often. Since the penalty is on K, the options are presented to the captain of R. R has two choices. He can take the results of the play, which would give K the foot­ ball, or he can take the penalty. The 15 yard penalty for grasping the face mask would be administered from the end of the run; In other words, from the spot of the fumble If R takes the penalty it will be his ball first and ten from K's 35 yard line. Gary Fields Last Wednesday the men battled for high game. R. Homo bowled a 211 game, but W. Coari edged him out with a 212. Coari had a 212, 178, 161 for a 550 series and Homo had a 211, 178, 161 for a 550 series. High games for the night were K. Lescher 178, N. Losch 171, J. Lescher and B. Thomp­ son 168, W. Farrell 167 and A. Boeldt 166. R. Homo picked up the 5-10 split, but L. Homo wasn't going to let him show her up She also picked up the 5- 10. B. Marcello picked off the 6- 7-10, N. Losch the 5-7, and C. Winters the 4,5,7. Notice Sports Pictures Since previous n( .icei (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. BUY 4 GALLONS >tt. PAINT ' VA GET ONE GALLON VYCITAL'S HARDWARE 1228 N. Green Street Mcllenry, Illinois ON THE NINE YARD LINE--Warrior Steve Mai (black jersey) finds a few Wildcats ready to pounce on him after he picked off a Libertyville pass intended for No. 83. Mai only gained two yards rushing, but led the Warriors in aerial yards by catching four passes for 72 yards. He also picked off two Libertyville passes. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Conclude Successful Golf Season By Dick Rabbitt The varsity golfers again finished a successful season with a well-balanced team. This year Coach Cuda could count on at least 9 golfers to help make this season a suc­ cess. Most of the matches were played with a 7 man varsity team, which gave Coach Cuda a chance to play many of the talented boys. The team finished with a remarkable 12 Wins - 2 Losses record and captured the Crown Invitational, and also came in 2nd in the strong North Suburban Conference. During each match, 3 or 4 boys usually put together some fine scores which made this team one of the outstanding McHenrv teams Boys who contributed heavily to this season were Tom Pepping. Jim Buenzli. Tim Byers, Robert Lunkenheimer, Robert Buss, Ron Pepping, Phil Kent, Steve Kivley, Mike Becker, and Pat Becker. All of the boys except Bob Buss will be back next year. The sophomores and fresh­ men also had an impressive record with a 14 Win and 2 Loss record. Leading theleam was Steve Kivley, Pat Becker, Bill Lang, A1 Ekeroth. Butch Pintozzi, Dave Jesky, Eddie D. Schwartz and Joe Bellich. SPORTS ED NOTE: We can't print your thank you notes with news reports, but can assure you that both the Mcllenry Country club and Plamdeuler are pleased to cooperate Added Tld-HlU Most Valuable Players - Tim Byers, Tom Pepping and Jim Buenzli Most Improved - Phil Kent. Courtesy Players - Dave Jesky. Eddie Schwartz and Jeff Huml. Flop Award - Bob Lunkenheimer. Best Sophomore - Bill Lang, Steve Kivley. Best Freshman - A1 Ekeroth. Biggest Choker - Ron Pep- ping. Most Consistent - Jim Buenzli Excuse Award - Tim Byers. Pressure Player - Tom Pepping 1976 VARSITY GOLF SUMMARY Opponent Team score Medalist Score We-Thev Grant 152-184 Robt. Buss 37 Antioch 151-155 Robt. Buss 36 Crystal Lake 163-163 Tom Pepping 37 Elgin Larkin 203-210 Robert Buss 40 Robt. Lunkenheimer 40 Grayslake 148-169 Jim Buenzli 35 Barrington 158-153 Phil Kent 38 Elgin 159-172 Jim Buenzli 38 Zion 155-160 Robt. Lunkenheimer 36 Woodstock 160-176 Steve Kivley 38 Mundelein 154-166 Tim Byers 37 Lake Forest 163-159 Tom Pepping 38 Crown 167-189 Tom Pepping 40 Libertyville 159-169 Robt. Lunkenheimer 39 Jim Buenzli 39 North Chicago * * 162-170 Tim Byers 39 Dundee Forfeit Tim Byers Won 12 Lost 2 Tied 1 Crown Invitational 1st Tim Byers, 74 - 1st Lake Forest Invitational North Suburban Conference Jim Buenzli, 77 -7th Tom Pepping, 77 - 6th 10th Tim Byers, 82 Tom Pepping, 75 - 2nd place 2nd Jim Buenzli, 76-5th place Tim Byers, 80 - 8th place Burmann Qualifies To Run IrY Cross Country Sectional Water Warriors Fifth In State Mike Burmann a junior on Coach Bill Hutchinson's cross country from McHenry l\lgh School placed fourth in the £ion District Saturday and qualified for the Sectional meet to be held at Crystal Lake next Saturday. Mundelein was the winner, followed by Liber­ tyville and Woodstock The Sectional meet to be held at Crystal Lake on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. will field the top three teams in the state, Fremd of. Palatine, Palatine High School, and Prospect. Warrior results in the District will be in Friday's edition Tricky Toy Each year, about 10,000 child­ ren are injured in tricycle acci­ dents , By Dick Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahan's McHCnry High water polo team finished fifth in the state tourney Saturday at Glenbrook North High School. On Friday night the Warriors played the most exciting game in the short history of the tournament, when they defeated defending champion Mt. Carmel of Chicago 13 to 12 in a triple overtime. On Thursday the Warriors were defeated by champion Fenwick of Oak Park 18 to 3. After their loss toFenwick the Warriors roared back to win over Lyons of LaGrange for the fifth place spot Fenwick of Oak Park of the Chicago Catholic League won the meet and finished the season with a record of 26 wins and no defeats. The "Friars" over the past seven seasons have a record of 170 wins and 1 defeat, that coming in the finals last year to Mt Carmel Scoring results for the Warriors will be in Friday's paper Hurricanes Whip Green Wave 14-7 By Dick Rabbitt The Marian Central "Hurricanes" of Coach Tom Parker won a big game on Saturday when they defeated the "Green Wave" of St. Ed­ ward's of Elgin 14 to 7. The "Canes" came up with three big plays in the ball game that gave them the victory. Twice on defensive the gallant Marian eleven arose to the occasion, and in the final period a super pass play gave them the margin of victory. i The St. Edward's eleven led \ going into the final period, but an alert Marian defense sparked by defensive safety Gerry May withheld the Wave attack With 4th and 3 yards to go at the Marian five yard line, a pitchout by the Wave quar­ terback was tossed for a 10 yard loss. Later in the period Tony Huemann recovered a "Wave" fumble on the St. Edward's 32 yard line. Late in the final period the "Cane" eleven drove to the Wave 20. With 4th down and 10 facing the Marian team, Jim Ringness tossed a pass to Larry Oeffling good for a first down on the Wave 3 yard line. Paul LaBlanc ran in to the end zone for his second score of the day. In the final seconds May again proved himself the most valuable player of the game as he intercepted a "Wave" pass to insure the Hurricane victory. The win left thfe Marian team with a 4 and 2 conference record, and 5 and 3 overall. Next Saturday they close out the season at Benet I.C. of Elmhurst and Benet are tied for the West Suburban Con­ ference, and if the "Canes" can knock off Benet, and I.C. wins then the Elmhurst team will qualify for the state playoffs. In talking with Coach Tom Parker he was thrilled with the win over St. Ed's of Elgin. The young coach commented "Gerry May played an out­ standing game for us. From a safety position he made 7 solo tackles, had 5 assists, in­ tercepted a pass and recovered a fumbleAll I can add, that is a nice day's work for a safety man on a defensive team. Once again Paul LaBlanc was the workhorse of the Marian team. The senior halfback rushed for 182 yards in 26 carries for a new Marian school record. Coach Tom has promised me that he will give me all of Paul LaBlanc's stats for the season by next week. According to my records he has to be leading in the conference scoring or is mighty close. Don't forget fans, next week the game is at Benet in Lisle. MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1976 FALL SCHEDULE Saturday, Nov. 6 Wednesday, Nov. 10 Soph-Varsity Football at Benet 12:00-2:00 Soph-Varsity Football IHSA Playoffs McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1976-1977 Fall Sports Schedule F3- Tootba l l CC- Cross Count ry GO- Gol f F i i - F lo)<1 Ko SU- Sw 1 n in . TC- Tenru i . Instant Tue- i iov Fr l - . lov Sa t -Wov Maine Weot Inv l t Wo. Chicago I i lSA Sec t iona l IHSA ^ i ta te Wor th Chicago Wor th Chicago I i lCA Sec t iona l luSA Sec t iona l IHSA S ta te .JSC IKSA S ta te I i lSA S ta te There V- Vars i ty • • -Two Buj .es S - Sophotmre • -No Bua JV- Jun ior Vars i ty F /S- Frooh-Soph Bua Leavea Ti :X EAST ' fEST 2 :43 400 b.00 12; 00 2. no REPLACE IT NOW! 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