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/ \ \ PAGE 6 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,J977 EARL WALSH \ So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR VSTEAL - A BASKET-(Clockwise from top left) Bill Hurckes at left has just stolen the ball away from Gerald Howell of Crown and breaks for the McHenry net. Near the key, Hurckes flips an over- t£e-shoulder pass to Brian Miller, Miller in next photo, comes in on Ofown's Steve Hebel as he nears the net and the final photo has -9 Miller in the air and the shot was good for two points and the Warriors got back on the winning track with a hustling H4-64 win over Crown. (STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Begin Second ** 0 Round In Conference Snowmobile News \ By Dick Rabbitt -Coach Ken Ludwig's HpHenry High Warriors begin second round play in the North Saburban with a pair of games ofi tap this weekend. ^Tonight ihe Warriors travel t<£Mundelein to take on Coach IJjck Starkey's Mustangs and tomorrow night host the Harrington Broncos. Back on December 10th the Warriors defeated the Miistangs by the score of 76 to in a game in which the Warriors were in complete control throughout the game. Up until two weeks ago wheh Mustang star guard Greg Boyle wis injured, the Mustangs wtjj-e going at a rapid clip. SsBce Boyle's injury the MWstangs have lost 4 and won only 1. Last week he came back in a losing cause to Liber­ tyville Boyle managed only 11 pts., and from reports he was limping quite badly throughout the game. This was far below his season average of 29. Whether Boyle plays or not, the Warriors will have their hands full on the Mustang court. Tomorrow night the Broncos are coming to town, hoping to avenge their only conference defeat The Warriors handed them a 69 to 67 loss in the opening conference game of the season. The Broncos are 7 and 1 in the conference and 15 and 2 overall. The Broncos are currently riding a six game winning streak, and with the addition of Ike Person, a 6'5" transfer student from East Rockford. are now one of the better teams in this part of the state. The Warriors broke their five game losing streak against Crown, and this should give them confidence for the pair of games this weekend. The revised lineup may be just the tonic the Warriors need for the rest of the conference schedule. You know that Barrington fans always back a winner, so a good cr6wd of Bronco fans are expected. Although the Warriors don't draw good on Saturday nights, let's hope this will be an exception, and pack the gym for what will be a whale of a basketball game. Frosh Wrestlers Finish 8th In Barrington Tournament Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry High freshmen wrestlers finished 8th out of a 16 team field in the Barrington lr«ehmen tourney held last w^kend Bruce Brda at 98 lbs., finished third, and his record is now 18 and 1, suffering his first loss of the season. George Lauer finished 4th in the consolation division. Bob Roewer finished 3rd. and has a season record of 1*5 and 2. At 185 Mike Atchison placed 4th and his record is now 10 and 3. Wheeling won the meet with 133 pts., and the Warriors in 8th had 72 pts. I YOUDONT PUMPALOTOF MONEY INTO A | SUBARU. 4l Highway/28 City MPG*% Golden Gleams Let us permit nature to have her way; she un­ derstands her business better than we do. -Michel de Montaigne. Nature resolves every­ thing into its compo­ nent elements, but an­ nihilates nothing. -Lucretius. The Lakers Snowmobile club of Wonder Lake is holding another safety class Saturday, Feb 19. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for any young people 12 to 15 years old. Applicants need only be a resident of Illinois. The class will be held at the Wonder Lake Inn, 5503 E. Wonder Lake road, and everyone is asked to bring a sack lunch There is a charge for the paper work, cer­ tificates, etc., that come from Springfield. The class will be tested on snow, Sunday, Feb. 20. at the A1 Graff farm, 8304 Howe road. Class members will have to have their own machines for this part. The instructors are not allowed to let anyone use their machines because of strict regulations from the insurance company and Springfield. The deadline to register is Feb. 1. Call Rita Graff at 653-9591 or Gerrv Palko at 653-4217. Members of the Lakers are proud to announce that on Jan 9, Debbie Parker took a first place and received a trophy at the county races. Dan Graff took a second They did a great job representing the Lakers club. Keep Sunday, Feb. 27, open for a Family Day on the lake The plans are not complete, but they hope to have races and games for the kids and adults. It should be a fun day which will bring all members closer and will be an opportunity to meet a lot of new members and their families. Nature never makes ex­ cellent things for mean, or no uses. -John Locke. GFHARDTOP DL2DOOR SEDAN Btv.uiM' "lit SKIX T I'liiiint' luvd ;u .il.iK Hi* i'i>mI'lU i. nui i ;irs run oil rcKiil.it n.i-. \>>t the nii'tc expctisi\ c wnlc.ulcci. Wit .a iti.il nulc.io' ni.iv \ .us Inrmisc . >1 I lie w .iv \ < 'II (It l\ e. ilm mi; o null! ion>. t!»' i. niditi< 'ii "t \' 'in i ii ind u h,iw\ ei .'|>l!• -ii.il c(|Ul|iiiielil wi iniclll ll.uc Hill llll the illlle.iye Sllli.il W (IdlUM- .•rn-cul.ii.it willlH-.ii.'i;c tunc bet.>re \<mr u.iliet Cf- li'Mirtull l..< iii|>t\ SUBARU INEXPENSIVE. AND BUILT TO STAY TH AT WAY. . 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The Illinois high school baseball coaches association will hold its 16th annual clinic Feb 11-12 at the Ramada Inn, Hinsdale We have a program and information for anybody in­ terested. Now hear this ~ from "Biff Meyer.: Dear Earl: Nice guy - Bob Weber - Always liked him. Now that I know he's a Cub fan - even more so. Seems ironic that on the back-side of this success story there should be a caption - "On the Sidelines" Never happen Went to an affair Sunday and seated next to me was "Gert" McGlore. On each plate there was a stick of Wrigley's Chewing Gum To break the ice for conversation I said. "Are you a Cub fan?" She slowly turned my way and said, "I'm from the South side - we're all Sox fans". I said too bad my friend Earl Walsh isn't here, there would be two Sox fans here. I think you would have en­ joyed "Certs'* conversation. Keep smiling, St. Patrick's Day is coming. * "Biff" Meyer Dear "Biff": You Cub fans do come out of the woods now and then But. super salesman Meyer ran into his match in the person of "Gert" McGlore. You have to keep your guard up when you mention Cubs to those South Side Irish. Plans are in the making for another glorious St Patrick's Day. The60'Bimbos are planning another party. There will be singing and a little nip to ease the throat. Stop in to see us when you come to McHenry. I don't mind mixing with the "enemy forces Yours ̂ S.I H Couldn't make the last meeting of the McHenry Library Board, but am pleased to learn that Pres Bill Bolger named me on the committee to develop the historical room. Bill had a welcome letter from Don Hoenes, offering some old time pictures. They will be more than welcome. Guess I don't get around like I used to Just read the Plaindealer and learned of Harry Locke's death We enjoyed several dinner meetings of the World War One vets at the invitation of Harry. Somehow, we didn't think that old warrior would ever die. Also learned that Joe Grobel. former McHenry police chief died in Florida ^ Old time friends are reaving and the ranks are getting thinner. That big fishing derby at McCullom Lake is set for Feb. 5-6 It's a popular event Some killjoy expert has come out with a prediction that we can expect three or four more old fashioned winters. Wish he would keep those things to himself Tl'KSDAY THIKTY-NINKKS Palace Bowl I -11-77 Averages or better: Cammy Gaylord 177 182; Barb Weber 447: Doris Diedrich 179 - 460; Mary Beth Fuchs 200 - 495; Cheryl* Heneise 188 - 472; Vicki Mason 45:1; Irene McNish 212 * 49H; Kathy Barry 433; Ro Michels 447; Linda Lossmann 4:u Railroads 4-7-10. Rose Przetacznik Sports Car Club Wins Again Frosh "B" Team Bombs Crown Five In 75 To 23 Rout The frosh B Basketball team , with the starters playing just two quarters, crushed Crown 75 to 23 Monday afternoon at Crown. Greg Mroz led the Warrior attack with 20 pts., and Tim Sabatka, Brett Zimbrick, and Jim Frantz each added 10 pts. to the romp over Crown FRESHMEN "B" fg ft tp Sabatka 5 0 10 B r o o k e ' 0 1 1 I -18-77 Averages or better: Dar Michelsen 229 - 490; Bea Meath 184 - 527; Nadine I arkin 481; Shirley KJapperich 455; Irene McNish 44H; Doris Diedrich 178 461; Mary Beth Fuchs 222 - r» 18; Krista Justen 433: Linda U)ssmarm 437; Ro Michels 446; Cheryl Heniese 180 487; Karen Schaefer 446. LADIES TUESDAY N1TE 7 p.m. league M( HENRY RECREATION I-2.V77 Averages or better: Fran Weyland 167, 176, 146 - 489; Barb Hansen 373; Joan Buss 448. Bitsy Schaefer - Oo-La-La 163 - 184 - 164 511; Cathy Boro - 512 (just her average); Edi Nimsgern 471; Betty Smith 169 - 166 - 150 • 485; Flossie Miller 391; Elaine Freund 442; Mary Lou Stine 467; Jo Rizzo 462; Helen Rothering 451; Lil Michels 487; Kathy Miller 147 - 2(H> - 163- 516<nice going); Vera Herdrich 452; Tinky Meyer 453; Eleanor Glaviano 450; Lauretta Homo 415, Evora Peterson 164 - 442; Esther Cygan 383; Barb Schurr 368; Jane Switzer 166 - 176 - 163 - 505 (keep it up); Joanne Plucinski 404; Marie Diedrich 398; Fran Zank 380; Pam Kozior 400; Grace Piatek 389; Wilma Avlward 454; Mae Collis 162 120 152 - 434; Sharon Klontz 466; Cathie Freund 450; Karen Bonato 195 - 439; Clarice Buenzli 472; Roberta Fraser 421 and Sue Smith 467. Railroads: G. Steinsdoefer 6- 7; G Smith 4-7-9; L. Homo 5-7; T Steffans 6-7-10; S McClory 2- 7; M Collis 6-7-10; W. Avlward 4-5-7; K Bonato 2-7; R Romkowske 5-7 and A. Joyce 5- 10. Zimbrick 5 0 10 Mroz 10 0 20 Szumlas" 1 2 4 Decker 1 0 2 Frantz 5 0 10 Hager 2 0 4 Larson 2 2 6 DeVries 3 0 6 Bonato 1 0 2 Totals :ir> 5 75 NORTH SUBURBAN BASKETBALL Team w 1 pts opp Libertyville 7 1 573 455 Barrington 7 1 583 477 McHenry 4 4 526 545 North Chicago 4 4 497 483 Lake Forest 4 4 522 501 Zion Benton 4 4 530 516 Crystal Lake 3 5 549 489 Crown 0 8 465 QOO SCORERS THE CHAMPS-James Seaver (left) and Don Smith drink a toast from their first place trophies after driving their sports cars to first place finishes at Wauconda last Sunday. (LRSCC PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Name School fg ft tP Trkla Lake Forest 84 28 196 Howell Crown 77 31 185 Erickson Libertyville 71 40 182 Davis Zion Benton 79 16 174 Miller McHenry 64 36 164 Lake Region Sports Car club (LRSCC) members captured the first place trophies in both of the twe Glasses at the Wauconda Ice Carnival last Sunday In the only wheel-wheel event in the area, James Seaver, behind the wheel of his Fiat 128, captured the win in class "C" with a come from behind victory over Rich Florich a member of the Royal Steeds, who drove his Saab to a second place finish. In the seven car race in class "A" LRSCC member Don Smith drove his BMW 2002 to victory with Lake Region members Paul Musschoot i in a Volvo) finishing third, and Dick Sanborn (in a Datsun) cap­ turing fourth. With two ice events remaining. Lake Region has a 14 point lead over the second place club. The last two events will be held on the ice of Twin Lakes, near Lake Mary's rcccrt Both arc en Sundays, Feb. 6 and 1^ The standings to date find LRSCC in first with 34 points, Volvo Drivers club - 20 points, Midwest Sports Car club - 17 points, the Royal Steeds -12 and the Chicagoland Sports Car club has yet to capture a point. BUMPER STICKERS CUT THE DIVORCE RATE- STAY SINGLE ©) 1 9 7 7 For Rent or Sale! NEW and USED • Exercise Belts • Exercise Bikes PER MO. RENT WE ALSO CARRY: • JOGGING MACHINES • MASSAGE ROLLERS • SLIM JIMS • WHIRL POOLS LUe Kent Wm( £ue>uj(Juuq! 385-3232 904 N. FRONT ST. • /SA amencan rental association McHENRY. ILL. 20% OFF ALL REMAINING - RADIAL SNOW TIRES! WHITEWALLS Free Mounting! GRANT BATTERIES i (1 0% 10 OFF , V . ' -v V&f'y " mmm McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385-0294 t