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»»UiK « .(PLA!NDKALKR-WFI>\KSDAY. JAM ARY 12. 1977 Wrestlers Defeat Lake • \ * *> • * „ ' Forest And Libertyville By Dick Rabbitt Coach Marty Sobczak's fast improving McHenry high "Hassling Warriors" easily defeated two North Suburban foes over the weekend by wide margins On Friday night at ho|ne they defeated Lake Forest 47 to 15. and on Saturday afternoon they won at Libertyville 33 to 15 Don Freund and Bob Larke both pinned their oppSftents in the weekend matches Friday night the Warriors host the dangerous Crystal l^ke Tigers, with the first match coming at 6 60 p m McHenry vs. Lake Forest VARSITY 98 lbs . Mullen. McH - forfeiA, 105 lbs.5 Ortman. McH. - forfeit , 112lbs.. Ziszik. McH forfeit L F. - dec tie pin 119 lbs . Conway. Hurckes. McH 126 lbs . I'seman. McH Gottschan. L F 132 lbs . Freund. McH Kasel. L F ljJS» lbs . Beck. McH - dec scke. L.F 145 lbs.. Oakley, McH - forfeit 155 lbs . Seager. LF - dec Pink. McH. 167 lbs . O'Connor. L.F - pin Pfau. McH 185 lbs . Lundelius. McH - forfeit * Hwt Larke. McH * pin Caselberry. L.F McHenry 47 - Lake Forest 15. J.Y. I Leisten. McH - for- Hawkins. McH pin - dec. & 98 lbs feit. 105 lbs forfeit 112 lbs , - no match ' 119 lbs , Webb. McH Barker. L.F 126 lbs . Peterson. McH - dec Kritzer. L.F. 132 lbs , Frantz. McH. - dec Mekena. L.F 138 lbs . Rivera, McH -pin Egan. L F 145 lbs., Mai. McH - pin Mummery. L.F 155 lbs . Hutchinson. McH - pin Wiley. L.F. 167 lbs . Anderson. McH - dec. Dunne. L.F. 185 lbs Duncan, L.F. Brand. McH. Hwt Seaton, McH - dec Rover. L.F. Mcllenrv 42 - Lake Forest 8. t" J.Y. U 98 lbs.., 105 lbs., and 112 lbs. - no match 119 lbs., Guem. L.F. - forfeit. 126 lbs , Kem. L.F. pin Sch- mitt. McH 132#lbs., Byron. McH. • pin Dowlin. L.F 138 lbs . Larke, McH forfeit. 145 lbs., Nuss. McH - pin Morehouse. L.F. ? , 155 lbs., Whittington. McH. - pin - Tunney. L.F 167 lbs.. Bloom. L.F. - dec. Gillispie. McH. 185 lbs . Bruser. McH - pin Redmon. L.F. Hwt - no match. Mcllenrv 50 - Lake Forest 17. FRESHMEN 98 lbs . Lake Forest - forfeit. 105 lbs , Lake Forest - forfeit. 112 lbs., Koitzer, L.F - dec Stefka, McH 119 lbs , Myers. L.F - dec. Betancourt, McH 126 lbs., Jorgenson, L.F - pin Laver, McH 132 lbs , Roewer, McH - pin White. L.F,. 138 lbs.. Ramer, McH. - dec. Kapp. L.F 145 lbs.. Heimbrac, L.F. - dec Hughes. McH Jj55 lbs . Egan. L.F. pin Theel. fficH 167 lbs . Kappal, McH. - dec. Kaufman, L.F. 185 lbs., Gibson. L.F. pin - Atchison. Mch. Hwt Wickey. L.F. - pin Lauer. McH Mcllenrv 27 - Lake Forest :Ui. McJIenry vs. Libertyville VARSITY 98 lbs.. Shanken. L" dec Mullen. McH. 105 lbs . Ortman. McH - dec. Laueriz. L ^ 112 lbs , Ziszik. McH dec Hucklebery. L 119 lbs.. Hurcke^. McH - forfeit 126 lbs . I'seman, McH dec Canfield. L.- 132 lbs , Freund. McH -pin Neville. L 138 lbs . Kimpler, L dec Reck. McH 145 lbs . Oakley. McH dec- Reaves. L 155lbs . Gahart. L pin Fink, McH 167 lbs.. Newell, L - dec Pfau. McH 185 lbs . Lundelius. McH - pin Paramski. L Hwt Larke. McH - pin McLaughlin. L McHenry 33 - l.iberty \ ille 15.. J.Y. ! 98 lbs.. Leisten. McH - tie Kruger, L - 105 lbs , Jockhind, L - dec Hawkins. McH 112 lbs . Camper. L. - forfeit 119 lbs.. Mund. L dec Webb. McH 126 lbs , Calison. L dec Peterson. McH 132 lbs,. Powell. L. - dec Frantz. McH 138 lbs . Prisk. L dec Rivera. McH 145 lbs , Mai. McH dec Weber. L 155 lbs.. Fedra. L dec Hutchinson. McH 167 lbs . Whellen. L dec Anderson. McH 185 lbs . Blue. L pin Brand. McH Hwt . Seaton. McH - forfeit Mcllenr\ II - l.ibertvville ::7. J.Y. II Weber. Lf - dec L • forfeit pin Sch McH pin Dave pin pin dec McH 98 lbs .Schimon. McH. 105 lbs . Soklew Brefield. McH A. 112 lbs., Johnson. L 119 lbs.. Bellis. L. mitt. McH ' ----x, ** 126 lbs . Bauer. L pin Doug Byron. McH 132 lbs*. Emery. Gerhardt. L 138 lbs . Bresse. L Bvron. McH '*145 lbs.. Nuss. McH Kellar. L 155 lbs.. Pietra. L. Whittington McH . 167 lbs . Faluer. L Bruser, McH _ 185 "lbs.. Gillispie. forfeit "Hwt Berman. McH. forfeit Mcllenrv 20 - l.ibertv \ iile t2. FRESHMEN 98 lbs . Brda, McH dec Bauer. L 105 lbs.,Juarz.L dec Ziebal,^ McH 112 lbs . Power. L - dec Wisner. McH 119 lbs. Bananeourt. McH. pin Donnio. L 126 lbs . Glos. L -dec G. Lauer. McH 132 lbs . Roewer. McH - dec Fadriz. I. 138 lbs . Ramer. McH pin Kojdar. 1. 145 lb? Buck,. L 155 lbs Zagarski 1»>7 lb> Kappal. 1 85 I bs Cats last Half Blitz Downs-Warriors 76-48 HEAVYWEIGHT Bob Seaton of the Warriors keeps his Lake Forest opponent in check near the end of the match. Seaton won this JV-1 match by a 6-2 score as te JV-I squad captured the meet by a 42-7 score. • (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Hiiuhes. McH tie ; . Messner . McH ; . Barria. McH . Atchison. pin dec McH pin EARL WALSH I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Avga. L Hwt Smith 1. Mcllenrv K Lauer. McH pin -jj.ibert\ville 25. EXPRESSION OF DEFEAT-as Jim Casselberry fails in his bid to avoid being pinned by Bob Larke of the Warriors. Larke captured the match in a time of 1:51 in the heavyweight division to help pace McHenry to a 47-15 win over Lake Forest last Fridav. (STAFF PHOTO-W AYNE GAYLORD) The year is moving right along Bolger's Drug Store displayed Valentine cards as soon as old Santa returned lome and gotj his feet warm.'. (f It may be t\old now. but we warm up with/ the promise of Fox Hole Eytyto take us to a Sox game next summer T he White Sox just have to be winners this year We promised Alderman Schaed^T fft^y would "A promise made is a debt unpaid And the trail has its own stern code " It 's no wonder the men never turn in any bowling scores The girls have taken over Look in the bowling notes: Gwen Smith 277 619 Most any other week. Sharon Kujak would go to the head of the class with her 224 game in a 594 series I Jerry Wakitsch sends a not£. to keep our readers informed on the coming Old Timers Club Baseball Dinner It has now been confirmed that Vince Lloyd of WGN fame. Bucky Dent ot the fartious White Sox. and Ray Burris. star pitcher of that other Chicago team -- the great Cubs -- will be on the program Part of the,, program will highlight the Tigers of 1952,* state champions. Jerry reminds that all profits will be set up for scholarships Remember The big event will be held in the Johnsburg Community Hall on Jan 20. Pick up your phone and call Harry May or Dick Hiller if you want a ticket There are a few left It is sure to be a fun night A couple of years ago when our niece. Nancy Blake, at­ tended Carthage College in Kenosha, we reported seeing the Redmen beat a favored Augustana College basketball team in one of the best played games we had seen in many a moon DINNER THEATER RED CARPET ROOMS McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. JOHN McHENRY. ILL. PRESENTS BLACK COMEOV" JANUARY 15-21-22-28-29 JMO.OO PER PERSON INCLUDES: DINNER. THEATER. TAX & TIP RESERVATIONS CALL: 385-1072 OR 675-2066 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT SERVICE 1977 AUTO LICENSE PLATES ON SALE HERE December 1 thru February 14 ILLINOIS 77 IL 1977 LAUD OF LIMCOIH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WITH PRE-PRINTED APPLICATION Yes. once again The First National Bank of IJ^Benry offers a licehse plate service effective Decemoer 1. U)7b. You must have your pre-printed form from the State of Illinois in order to purchase your 1977 license plates. . * |Service Charge S2.Q0| Tilt: IIHST VVIIOVXL HA Mi . OF McHEXRY *KI4 W Km Street • McHenr\. Illinois 60050 8IS-MS S400 V Now comes a~ release from Carthage that they have a women's team that is some shakes H ^With a 5-11 girl named Kathy Mucha. they expect to win it ail this year She averages 22.5 points per game and pulls down Hi.2 rebounds Some fans think Kathy should be playing on the men's varsity squad What really caught our eye in the f release is the name of Sharal Koenigseder. a sophomore member of the team Sharal is a McHenry High grad. the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Louis Koenigseder. Saturday night found us watching a well-balanced basketball teafn from Liber tyville defeat 6ur Warriors 76- 48 in Buckner Gym. a The clock showed 5:23 left in the first quarter before a point was scored Marty Phillips dropped one in to break the ice The game was tied at 29 - all at the half, then came6 bad times for the home team Coach Larry Leon followed the conference habit of setting up a zone defense that you might call a floa^ef^ The posted behind the gym. Marge Cooper and I moved our cars to the open spaces and endured a cold walk On the way out. Bud < Honky » Miller had his son. Jerry, give us shuttle bus service. That really helped The press section was crowded, but Dick Rabbitt was absent We missed him Anyhow, he came through with a story oh the game. It was a whistle tootin' game. Suppose that wouldn't have been so bothersome if we were winning By Dick Kabbitt The Libertyville Wildcats of C'offch Larry Leon, broke loose from a 29 all halftime tie to blitz the Warriors in the second half, and go on to win 7t» to 48 The win for the Cats put their North Suburban record at 5 and Oand dropped the Warriors to a 3 record in the con­ ference Led by Brian Miller and A1 Reinboldt, the Warriors managed to stay within distance the first period as they trailed 16 to 13. In the second period the Warriors playing perhaps their best ball of the season rallied and knotted the game at 29 all at halftime Again the third period was a disaster. With Miller, Hurckes and Reinboldt, the big three of the Warrior attack, sitting on the bench because of foul .trouble, the Cats managed to take command of the game With Erickson from the baseline, and Matthews hitting from the outside, the Cats outscored the Warriors 25 to 5 to put the game on ice. The Warriors hit on 2 of 16 during this period, and from midway in the period were out of the game In the final 8 minutes the Warriors did manage 6 out of 15, but this was not enough and .ne Cats went home with their 5th win in the conference. The Warriors did play better than they did Friday night At times their attack against the familiar zone was at its best However, either they were fouled in the act of shooting, or a shot was blocked by the big Cat defense 1 It was a lease of a good LibertyviHe-{earn playing one of its best halves ijp recent years. The Warriors were in ioul trouble almost from the start, and that along with a 19 of 60 shooting for a poor 32 percent left something to be desired. On the other hand the Cats managed 28 of 54 for a nifty 52 percent from the field. Coach Ludwig has promised some changes in the Warrior attack for the coming weekend. It was the first time in three years that the Warriors have lost three in a row VARSITY Miller Schiller Reinboldt Hurckes Phillips Knox Thomas Durkin Totals fg 5. 0 6 4 2 1 0 I tP 12 1 15 8 4 2 2 4 HI 10 A l.ibertvville fg ft tP Erickson 9 11 29 Duruett 3 0 6 Lenzini 3 0 % 6 Matthews 7 5 19 Mat son 4 3 11 Leon 1 0 2 Boose 0 1 1 Cum mins 1 0 2 Totals 2H 20 76 McHenry 13 1 > ,'i 11 IX' Liberty. Hi 1 t 25 7 lip £1 ? We can't either' win football bets Ed Houlihan gave us points and we took Minnesota Trouble is we didn't get enough points Neither die Minnesota. Most of the experts Oakland was good But. not THAT good! said Warriors through couldn't break Too bad the game wasn't closer since this was the largest crowd of the year First time we have seen them open the upstairs bleachers Since a fire zone has been We received a l()-cent check from one of those give-away plans Then we had to put a 13- cent stamp on the envelope and send it back. No other way we could win the big prize Oh - well, maybe the next check will be a big one Maybe. But, we won't hold our breath waiting for it Notice that our sophomore basketball team is following the varsity in low scoring third periods. Maybe our boys would be better without a halftime rest. Mrs. Rother's kind words about this column are ap­ preciated You won't beheve it. but Clara Noonan celebrated her Hoth birthday last week. What's more -- she had a nice letter of congratulations from (ierald and Betty Ford. Now she is trying to find out how they got the word. , / i \ a ^ * ̂Ben Frosh Mat Team Fourth In Tourney Coach Bill Hutchinson's freshmen wrestlers took fourth place in the Grayslake Holiday tourney. The Warriors had three champions. Bruce Brda at 98. Bob Roewer at 132, and Dave Ramer at 138. Mike At chison was second at 185 and Terry Schimon was third at 9<) lbs SCOHK Grant Ridgevyoodi Antioch^ McHenry Lake Zurich Wauconda Round Lake Grayslake f • J JOHNSBUR PIGTAIL LEAGUE 157 127 119 115 108 85 59 32 The Johnsburg Pigtail League registration will be held at the Jajanes C, Bush school in Johnsburg Jan 22 from 1 to 3 p.m. Girls must be between the ages of 7 and 17 and have a birth certificate to verify age Parents •' must accompany applicants This will be the only registration scheduled and a minimal fee will be charged to defray Sxpens%s Managers anticipate ajjiay start of p r a t ' - t i c g ^ ^ ^ d d i t i o n a l i n ­ formation may be obtained by calling 497-3784. * * * • Never try to imitate someone else; he may be doing the same thing. Do you have a NORELCO Coffee Maker..: ? We now have the Replacement GLASS POTS. . . i VYCITAL'S Hardwor. 1228 N. Green St., McHenry J TAKING AIM-Warrior Bill Hurckes attempts a shot from the corner during this second period of the Libertyville game. Hurckes was held to eight points in the 76-48 loss, dropping the Warriors to a 3-3 conference record. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) J y from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK OATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS January 7, 1789-The first election for a President of the United States throughout the nation. January 8, 1925-Igor Stravinsky, Russian composer, conducts New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra in a program of his compositions, first public appearance in America. January 9,1861-Mississippi secedes from the Union. January 10, 1920-The League of Nations comes into'being as the Treaty of Versailles goes into effect. • v January 11, 1964-The Surgeon General of the United States, Luther Terry, releases a federal report that describes cigarette smoking as a definite "health hazard."