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for the comfort of Spr ing in your home, al l winter lonq. HOMES Like so many others, we set our dial for the much ballyhooed Evel Knievel shew Monday night -- wondering if those sharks were hungry. As you know, Evel was in­ jured in a practice run and landed in a hospital instead of the pool of sharks. That program has to rate as one of the poorest on our list. Telly Savalas was out of character. Maybe the Greeks have a name for it. And Jill St. John'.;- Holy Hector - She put up quite a front, but screeched through her lines like a hen when a hawk soars over the chicken yard. Evel should retire. He has broken enough bones. Now. he has broken the hearts of many who must have wanted to see him battle the sharks. Oh -- they didn't wish him any harm. JOHNSBURG BOYS LEAGUE uni irc REGISTRATION The Johnsburg Boys League will hold its An­ nual Registration on Sat., Feb. 5th at Japnes C. Bush School Auditorium. REGISTRATION WILL BE FROM 1:00 TIU 2:00 Boys age 8 (if birth date is prior to Aug. 31st) thru 16 (provided you will not be 17 until after Aug. 31st) are eligible. Registration forms will be available at John­ sburg District 12 schoois prior to registration. REGISTRATION FEE *12.00 1 boy in family *10.00 2nd boy in family " *8.00 3rd boy in family PAGE 6 iPLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1977 LESS THAN 1 YEAR OLD! • SEAM LESS\ SAVE i GUTTERS / 25% *J • SOFFIT So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR FACIA • SIDING GUTTERS UNLIMITED ALUMINUM PRODUCTS SERVICES 815-385-9427 or 815-653-9720 EARL WALSH Billy McKinney. former Zion- Benton star, has made Nor­ thwestern s basketball team look for real McKinney's shooting per­ centage is unbelievable and his floor play is unstopable. He'll be getting cards from other schools saying. "Wish you were here" Cold outside and a cold in my head put a temporary stop to activities, but should be back on the circuit any day now. Would like to have seen the Broncos of Barrington when they came to town last Saturday night. From all reports, our Warriors deserve credit for staying with the big team Now I believe everything. Bobby Orr and Dennis Hull feel they aren't earning their money on the Black Hawk hockey team and are willing to renegotiate -- downward. In most cases where an athlete has one good year on a three year contract he wants the owner to tear up the con­ tract and up the ante. Do you think those athletes would want to give some cash back after a poor year? Don't answer. Since JoAnn Hutchinson came onto the scene to help our Little Helen set type, it has been great for your sports department. Now we can run details on various sports such as wrestling and swimming. It takes longer to set that type than it does to run off the straight copy Like painting your house -- the flat siding goes fast. When you get to the trim, your time gets away. Now comes a calorie control weekend. The McHenry Hospital annual dinner comes Saturday night. Sunday brings the annual roast beef dinner at the Zion Lutheran church. We'll be there -- and maybe pick a little. OFF ALL REMAINING WHITEWALL RADIAL SNOW TIRES! FREE MOUNTING GRANT BATTERIES *10 OFF IN THE HEAVYWEIGHT match, Warrior Bob Larke pulls his McHenry easily defeated the Mustangs by 34-12 in Tuesday meet at Mundelein opponent Pat Lambert down to meet the mat. Larke, West Campus. behind 3-2, rallied to capture a close decision by a 4-3 score as (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) A CLOSE MATCH-there was much action in the 126 pound match, and Howie Useman, on top, outmanned his opponent and captured the win by a 9-8 score as the Warriors defeated the Mustangs 34-12 in a make-up meet at West campus,Tuesday night. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) GOING FOR A PIN-Warrior Don Freund (right) struggles to bring Gurdts shoulder to the mat. Freund succeeded and awarded the win in the 132 pound match to help pace the Warriors to a team victory over the Mustangs. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN 385 0294 McHenry High Grapplers Win Mundelein Match 34-12 Coach Marty Sobczak's McHenry High grapplers defeated Mundelein Tuesday night by the score of 34-12. The Warriors won the first 7 matches and were never in trouble throughout the match The J.V I won 32-19 and the freshmen won 45-18 VARSITY McHenry 34-vs. Mundelein 12 98 lbs., Mullins, McH. dec. (8-1), Cancilli. Mund. 105 lbs.. Ortman. McH. - dec. (4-2), McManius, Mund. 112 lbs.. Zizisk. McH. - pin (:52). Single, Mund 119 lbs., Hurckes, McH. - dec (6-2), Tetosian. Mund. 126 lbs., Useman. McH. - dec. (9*8). Acton. Mund. 132 lbs., Freund, McH. - pin < ^:42>, Gurdts. Mund. 138 lbs.. Beck, McH. - pin (1:55), Steinsheign, Mund 145lbs . Shea. Mund.-dec (3- 2), Oakley, McH. 155 lbs.. Hopp. Mund - dec. (4-0), Fink, McH. 167 lbs., Wahid, Mund - dec (6-2), Pfau. McH. 185 lbs.. Shea, D - dec. (5-2), Lundelius, McH. Hwt. Larke, McH. - dec. (4- 3), Lambert, Mund. J.V. I. McHenry 32 vs. Mundelein 19 98 lbs., Schimon, McH. - dec Nelson, Mund. 105 lbs., Hodgson. Mund. - dec. Hawkins, McH. 112 lbs., Butler, Mun. - pin Wisner. McH. 119 lbs., Webb. McH. - forfeit. 126 lbs., Peterson, McH. - dec. Nielson, Mund. 132 lbs.. Hay, Mund., - pin Frantz, McH. 138 lbs., Rivera. McH., - dec. Dubziak, Mund. 145 lbs., Mai, McH. - tie Roberts, Mund. 155 lbs., Hutchinson. McH. - pin Crowcraft, Mund. 167 lbs., Anderson, McH. - forfeit. 185 lbs.. Brand. McH. - tie Whitemore, Mund. Hwt. - no match. FRESHMEN McHenry 45 vs. Mundelein 18 98 lbs., Brda, McH. - pin (2:30), Quantetram, Mund. 105 lbs., Zeibel. McH. - pin (2:24), Wielhelm, Mund. 112 lbs., Musielak, McH. - forfeit 119lbs , Damils, Mund.-dec. Betancourt, McH. 126 lbs., Hansen, Mund. - dec. Lauer, McH. 132 ibs., Pinkowski, Mund. - dec. Byron, McH. 138 lbs., Roewer, McH. - pin (3:05), Cowen, Mund. 145 lbs., Ramer, McH. - dec. Nelson, Mund. 155 lbs., Hughes, McH. - forfeit. 167 lbs.. Kappel, McH. - forfeit. 185 lbs., Atchinson, McH. - forfeit. Hwt., Domkowski, Mund.. - pin Lauer, McH. ALL WRAPPED UP-and Warrior Bob Beck, top, didn't ease up on Steinheisen of Mundelein till he captured the 138 pound match with a pin. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Frosh Rally To Beat Barrington 64-59 The freshmen Warriors avenged an earlier loss to Barrington Monday as they out scored the 111 tie Broncos 40 to 26 in the second half. Tom Schoenig and Brett Zimbrick connected on six consecutive free throws in the last two minutes to preserve the come from behind effort. Tony Sroka's season high nine points, Lenny Jensen games high 15, and Tom Schoenig 10 pts. second half effort led the Warriors. It was the 4th win in a row for the freshmen and put their record at 8 and 7 for the season. Tim Sabatka's 19 pts highlighted the B squad's 56 to 37 rout of the Barrington B's. • FRESHMEN McHenry vs. Barrington fg ft tp Jensen * 6 3 15 VARSITY McHenry 56 vs. Lake Forest 93 200 Med Relay: Lake Forest, 1:53 - Garrells, Osborn, Plott and Tuggle. 200 F.S. Time - 1:57. 1. J. Hall, McH. 2. Metzer, L.F. 3. Cahill, McH. and 4. Dobbins, L.F. 200 Ind. Medley: 2:16 - 1. Osborn, L.F. 2. J. Murray, McH. 3. Plott, L.F. and 4. Folz, McH. 50 yd. F.S.: 23:0. - 1. S. Hall, McH. 2. Tuggle, L.F. 3. Marks, L.F. and 4.J3pfer, McH. Schoenig O 4 10 JOIIIISOIl 4 0 o Bitterman 4 2 10 Sroka 3 3 9 Hoff 1 0 2 Mroz 3 1 7 Zimbrick 0 3 3 Totals 24 16 64 FROSH-SOPH McHenry 88 vs. Lake Forest 83 200 Med Relay: McHenry - 1:55.7. Roth, Henrich, Berry and Relle. 200 F.S.: Time 2:07. 1. P. Murray , McH. 2. Jones, L.F. 3. Adams, L.F. and 4. Sek, McH. (New School Record). 200 Ind. Medley: 2:28 - 1. Kriest, L.F. 2. Roth, McH. 3. Lense, McH. and 4. Lehman, L.F. 50 yd. F.S.: 25.3 - 1. Moorehead, L.F. 2. Relle, McH. 3. Anderson, McH. and 4. Chandler, L.F. Diving: 192. - 1. Lemke, L.F. 2. Shoulda, McH. 3. Backs, McH. and 4. Davis, McH. 100 Butterfly: 1:04.-1. Berry, McH. 2. Henrich, McH. 3. Kriest, L.F. and 4. Troyer, L.F. 100 F.S.: 57.5 -1. Moorehead, L.F. 2. Murray, McH. 3. Chandler, L.F. and 4. An­ derson. McH. FOR ALL THE COMFORTS OF A HOSPITAL AND EASIER HOME NURSING FOR ONLY $60per mo YOU CAN RENT OUR EASILY ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED' WE ALSO HAVE WALKERS WHEELCHAIRS COMMODES AND MUCH MORE' CALL NOW AND RESERVE A HOSPITAL BED FOR YOUR PATIENT SOON TO COME HOME - 815/385-3232 /*CA 904 N. FRONT ST,McHENRY ame,c/35l»L;,t,on nTHLETEs"! i AWAY ' Illinois State University lists McHenry's Rick Freund. a junior, in the pole vault event names. Here's what they say about their track: "Illinois State's new Astro Turf metric track is one of the finest indoor running surfaces in the Midwest and one of the first in the nation to be con­ structed for metric distances." "1TAL& LESJNC. When it's time for the patient to come home . . . RENT A. HOSPITAL BED IN TROUBLE-Warrior Tom Lundelius (right) found Pat Shea had a hold on his ankle, but a quick head lock was applied by Lundelius as he broke free by tossing Shea to the mat. Shea won the 185 pound match by a 5-2 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Lake Forest Swimmers Best Warrior Tankers 93 To 56 HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 1S11 S. Wright Rd. 312-526-6286 McHENRY, ILL. 815-459-2300 FINANCING AVAILABLE The Lake Forest swimmers defeated the McHenry High team last week by a score of 93 to 56. Scott and Jim Hall each won two events for the local <squad. Jim won the 200 freestyle and the 500 freestyle, while Scott won both the 50 and 100 freestyle. The local frosh-soph squad set two school records in winning their meet 88 to 83. It was the first defeat for the Lake Forest squad this season. Pat Murray won the 200 freestyle in record time of 2:07, and the 400 relay team of Berry, Relle, Anderson and Murray swam the distance in 3:52. Diving: 185.4 -1. Moody, L.F. 2. Pasques, L.F. 100 Butterfly: 59.5 -1. Osborn, L.F. 2. Kennedy, L.F. 100 F.S.: 52.7 a 1. S. Hall, McH. 2. Tuggle, L.F. 3. Opfer, McH. and 4. Cahill, McH. 500 F.S.: 5:24 - 1. J. Hall, McH. 2. Kennedy, L.F. and%3. Dobbins, L.F. 100 Backstroke: 1:03 - 1. Garrells, L.F. 2. Marriot, L.F. 3. J. Murrary, McH. and 4. Moody, L.F. 100 Breaststroke: 1:10 - 1. Plott, L.F. 2. Folz, McH. 3. Ervin, L.F. and 4. Schick, L.F. 400 F.S. Relay: McHenry - 3:36. Cahill, Opfer, J. Hall and S. Hall. 500 F.S.: 5:52 -1. Jones, L.F. 2. Sek, McH. 3. Roben, L.F. and 4. Brandy L.F. 100 Backstroke: - 1, Troyer, L.F. 2. Topp, McH. 3. Roth, McH. and 4. Carron, L.F. 100 Breaststroke: 1:13 - 1. Henrich, McH. 2. Hart, L.F. 3. Costigan, McH. and 4. Hem- mer, L.F. 400 F.S. Relay: McHenry, 3:52 - Berry, Relle, Anderson and Murray (New School Record) Humidify with an call:. ^ „ 'humTdifier CaxL cWo£xnei