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We'll never forget you Cub fans. Donald Without you. we'd be lost Sib Whiting reminds us that Big Fd Tonyan pitched for John<.burg baseball teams way bac* when Ed threw smoke and batters didn't dig in when he cut loose TAKING AIM--Bill Hurckes leaps to gel a belter view as he prepares to fire away. Hurckes was held to six points in Friday nights game against Zion-Benton. The loss dropped the conference record to 4-6, and the Warhawk win on Saturday put the Warriors a t 4 * i . (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD > It's not what we say. But how we say it It's not what we do. But how we do it -Anonymous-- McHenry Country Club was the scene of the annual meeting of McHenrv Hospital Saturday night President LeRoy Olsen steered the meeting through with the greatest of ease It is obvious that LeRoy has a top notch Board of Directors to work with in his very- demanding job George P. Freund. Director Emeritus, smiled on this younger group with full ap­ proval of their progress. As always, a fine speaker was provided Darned if we can remember his name, but he gave us a bushel of good laughs Now do you believe us° That roast beef dinner at the Zion Lutheran church on Sunday was great Pastor Herman Graef and his wife were gracious as they pitched in with the workers to make it a good-fellows-well- met event The way those giant pros are stuffing the ball through the basket it wouldn't be surprising to see the rule makers move the hoop up a couple of feet Warrior fortunes on the basketball floor have hit the skids after an early season start that surprised most of us. After a great team last year, it could be expected that rebuilding would be the theme this season. You can't be up every year Since the Chicago Bulls and Black Hawks aren't sending area sports fans into orbit, the next best thing that can happen will be spring training for the baseball teams. At least it will be something different to read about FAMOUS LAST WORDS - If you plant thorns, don't go barefoot Warhawks Down Warriors 70-59 By Dick Rabbitt The North Chicago Warhawks defeated the Warriors 70 to 59 at North Chicago last Saturday night Even though they were defeated the Warriors played one of their better games of the season, in contrast to the poor performance on Friday night against Zion Their full court press was more effective than it has been in the past several weeks, and they forced the Warhawks into 17 turnovers Naturally the inside game was hurting with the loss of A1 Reinboldt. out with a broken ankle With Miller and Hurckes again leading the scoring the Warriors managed to end the first period tied with the Warhawks at 12 apiccc. Then' Seals and Jenkins of the North Chicago five began to get the easy basket and the Warhawks forged ahead to a nine point margin 31-22 at the in­ termission The third period was more of the same as Lundy added to the attack of the Warhawks and they put the game out of reach with a comfortable 56 to 39 margain at the end of the period The Warriors outhustled the veteran Warhawk five the final eight minutes but could only close the gap to 11 and lost 70 to 59. Bill Hurckes with 22 pts. and Brian Milller with 20 led the Warriors Ty Jenkins of the Warhawks also picked up 22 to share iiiia wccncuu nit: *><imuia w«»! hr«i jvii h ! Jike Aiiii DON'T FORGET.. FOR YOUR DL\L\G PLEASURE... CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB IS SERVING FINE FOOD WEEKENDS FRIDA Y-- LUNCH FROM 11:00 DINNER FROM 5:00 REGULAR MENU FISH FRY FROM 5:00 SATURDAY-- LUNCH FROM 11:00* niNNFRREGLLAR MENU u iili\ FROM 5:00 OUR FAMOUS SMORGASBORD loo1 •SHISDA Y CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH ... FROM 10 to 2 DINNER ... ...REGULAR MENU FROM 3 to ? 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Saturday night is Parent's Night, where the parents of the players. managers and cheerleaders will be honored VARSITY MgHenrv fg ft tp Miller 6 8 20 Partenheimer 1 0 2 Thomas 2 0 4 Hurckes 10 2 22 Knox 1 0 2 Durkin 2 3 7 Schiller 1 0 2 Totals 23 13 59 North Chicago fg ft Wallace 2 2 6 Hill 1 1 3 Jenkins 10 2 22 Lundy 6 2 14 Seals 8 0 16 Rowell 4 1 9 Totals 31 X 70 McHenrv 12 10 17 20 59 North £ ?!!C300 12 24 14 70 Barrington Wins Horth Suburban Mat Tournament The Barrington Broncos won the North Suburban wrestling tournament for the third time in a, row Saturday at Lake Forest The McHenry Warriors finished 7th Don Freund and Bob Larke each placed second and Jon Ortman 4th in the two day event Final results will be in Fridav's edition PLAY BALL Any hard ball or soft ball teams desiring to use city ball fields are asked to contact city- clerk Barb Gilpin to make arrangements for scheduling Tall Stalks Country Donuts 181 Virginia St Crystal Lake, ID. OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS We're new in the area and we want you to get to know us. Be sure to use this Valuable Coupon to taste 12 of what we think are the best donuts around. P£: We have the best coffee in the world. pmBBBlCOUPONl DONUTS 1 181 Virginia Street Crystal Lake, III. 45S-2028 Worlds best coffee Open 24 hrs a day (Expires 3-1-77) FREE Choic* of Donut or Coffoo No Purchase Necessary COUPONMMMM ALL EYES-were on this shot by Warrior Brian Miller during the opening minutes of the second half of last Fridays game against the Zee-Bees. Miller's aim was on target but his 20 points for the evening were not enough as the McHenrv squad lost the conference game by a 69-54 score. The loss dropped the Warriors overall record to 8-9. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Zeebees Up, Warriors Down In 69-54 Loss; Reinboldt Injured dome cornsiaiiis m Caiiiui ma s inland delta farming region reach heights of 14 feel. By Dick Rabbitt Playing their poorest game of the season, the Warriors of Ken Ludwig went down to a 69 to 54 defeat at the hands of the Zion Benton ZeeBees here Friday night. Along with the defeat the Warriors lost the services of A1 Reinboldt for the remainder of the season, when the young lad broke an ankle in the opening minutes of the game. The in­ jury to Reinboldt is a severe blow to Warrior chances tnroughout the rest of the season The Warriors never led in the game, and at the midway point in the opening period Hurckes's basket knotted the game at 8 all The ZeeBees then scored 10 unanswered points, before Partenheimer and Miller s basket narrowed the margin to an 18 to 12 first period deficit The Warriors managed to creep up slowly in the early going of the second perk d. and Phillips free throw at 4 15 brought the Warriors to within three 22 to 19 Again the ZeeBees spurted, and with Miller and Hurckes doing the remainder of the scoring in the period, found the Warriors on the short end of a ;J5 to 27 margin at the in­ termission Steve Knox's three baskets in the third period, kept the game from really getting out of reach and the Warriors still trailed 51 to 37 going into the final eight minutes. The final period was the best of the night for the hapless Warriors, but it came too late and the ZeeBees walked off with their fifth win in the conference. 2nd 10th win for the season The defeat left the Warriors with a 4 and 6 record in the North Suburban It seemed evident that the Warriors did not come to play basketball They were listless. and although forcing the Deener ZeeBees into 20 turnovers to their own 12, could not take Totals advantage of the situation Jeff Davis of the ZeeBees Zion Benton SOPHOMORES' Mcllenry fg ft tp £ Dixon 6 0 ,12 *C Dixon 4 0 8 THE HUNTLEY F^ARAA STORE WILL CONTINUE OWNERSHIP BY THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CARL FOGLE And will Be Managed and Operated by MR. ERNIE 0BERHELMAN We will continue serving our Customers in the Future As We Have in The Past With The Same Service and Sales of John Deere and Hesston Farm Equipment Totals took scoring honors w ith 22 pts . fg ft Pf tP and Brian Miller led the Davis 10 2 5 22 Warriors with 20. Fisher 2 0 2 4 Hanna 2 1 3 5 VARSITY Cain 4 4 1 12 McHenrv Cole 4 2 2 10 fg ft pf tp Richardson 2 0 3 4 Miller 8 4 4 20 Idceburg 4 0 2 8 Partenheimer 2 6 4 10 1 Robinson 1 2 2 4 Knox 4 0 3 8 Hurckes 3 0 3 6 Totals 29 li 20 69 Phillips 0 1 0 1 Thomas 1 3 1 5 Zion Benton IK 17 16 IK 69 Schiller 1 0 2 2 Mcllenry 12 15 10 17 54 Sophs Defeat North Coach * Gary Collins sophomore cagers split a pair *of games the past weekend On Friday they lost to Zion Benton 48 to 39. The inability to put the ball in the basket led to their downfall. Scott Dixon had 12 pts and Dan Schaeffer picked off a game high 13 rebounds On Saturday night the young Warriors avenged an earlier defeat. defeating North Chicago in a real thriller 47 to 45. Zeller's clutch interception of t a Warhawk pass in the closing seconds saved the night for the Warriors. Coach Collins was more than pleased with his squad He commented, "The kids did a super job aticiiiisi liic yuuug Warhawks." !t was only the third loss for the North Chicago souaa this season. jc Z-B Zeller 2 1 5 Schaeffer 4 0 8 Thomas 1 0 2 Behan 2 0 4 Totals 19 1 39 Zion Benton fg ft tP Williams 0 0 0 Knox 2 0 4 Jeffries 4 0 8 Davis 7 2 16 Mcintosh 6 2 14 Bell 3 0 6 Totals 22 4 4X Mcllenry 10 12 6 It 39 Zion Benton 14 12 10 12 4K McHenrv ft tP S. Dixon q A 10 C. Dixon 3 0 6 Zeiier i 1 .> Schaeffer 2 1 5 Thomas 6 1 13 Behan 1 0 2 Total 22 3 47 North Chicago fg ft tP Andrews 5 0 10 Amlet 4 0 8 Foster 3 0 6 Wyman 3 1 7 Williams 3 0 6 Snowden 3 0 6 Williams 1 0 2 LADIES TUESDAY NITE BOWLING LEAGl'E 7 p.m. 2-1-77 Averages or better: Elaine Freund 190 - 485; Lois Crouch 456; Wilma Aylward 437; Lois Crouch 456; Shiree^Thomas 458; Sharon Klontz 449; Sharon Kujak 480; Grace Steindoerfer 467; Carol Michels 421; Kathy Miller 463; Clarice Buenzli 166 - 163 - 176 - 505; Wanda Gerhke 195 - 483; Frank Weyland 443; Joan Buss 481; Bitsy Schaefer 1 466 ; Betty O'Brien 169 - 222 - 196 - - 587; Marie Diedrich 380; Roimi Romkowske 165 - 168 - 170 - 503; I Roberta Fraser 459; Annette Joyce 460; Sue Smith 437; Eleanore Glaviano 164 - 212 -151 1 - 527; Mary Cook 193 - 489; Vera Herdrich 426; Tinky Meyer 481; Phyl Grosrenaud 152 - 190 -203 - 545; Fran Zank 394; Sandy McClory 417; Grace Pratek 389, Evora Peterson 471, Barb Schurr 376; Jane Switzer 170 - 214 - 151 - 535; "Hot Shot Bowlers": Bette O'Brien 587; Phyl Grosrenaud 545; Jane Switzer 535; Eleanore Glaviano 527; Clarice Buenzli 505 and Ron Romkowske 503. Keep up the good bowling gals. Railroads; Wilma Aylward 5- 7-9; Kathy Miller 5-10; Ron Romkowske 5-10; Jean Weyland 5-6; Tinky Meyer 2-10; Phyl Grosrenaud 5-7 and Mary Lou Stine 5-7. MCHENRY TEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE February 2,1977 TEAM STANDINGS 1 Perfect w 1 Pickups 42.5 21.5 2 The Haiiiiv Hookers 40 ^4 •2 "n--J. 1 lie r 11 ai Team 34 30 • 4. Imperials 31 33 r 5. Bottoms : Up 29.5 34.5 p 4 6. The Tidy Bowls 28 36 7. Holy Rollers 27 37 «• % £ 8 Alley Cats 24 40 «• % £ Mcllenry 10 14 IX 5 47 North ' Chicago 12 13 14 « 15 INDIAN MANOR RESTAURANT & L0UH6f BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER 43 DINNER ENTREES 'l̂ ITALIAN BEEF DELUXE* TO s14" TWIN LOBSTER TAIL H ML SO. OF 120 ON RT. 31. McHENRY 585-8600 After nip and tuck bowling in the position round, we have a new first place team - The Perfect Pickups, Barb Noval, Beth Marcello, John Lescher and Wil Farreli. How long can they keep the position? High games by the ladies were C Winters 170 and B. Thompson 162. W Farreli had a 208 game along with a 148 and 157 for a 513 series. A. Boeldt also had a great series with a 143, 201 and 178 for 522. As for splits, S. Vitale stands all by herself picking off the 5-10. • o . . . • Snowmobile News WARNING! Some snowmobiles have been J flirting with serious trouble as • they criss-cross Fox River near ! the Johnsburg bridge. The ]{. current is strong and in some ' places the ice is only 2" thick, h .,lt has been reported that five 'snowmobiles broke through the 1 ice in one night a short time J ago PXC.E H - PI.AINDE U.FR WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9 . 1977 A --EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR 1 in his presentation of pros and cons in living to the age of 100 vears She did it again' Only better this time Yep That star bowler Nancy Shulda. came through with a whoppin 662 series That s a lot of wood in any league Had a good chat with Jim Collins He wanted to tell us that he grew up on Chicago's north side in a family of White Sox fans He lived through it. but those north siders gave him a rough time Donald Kinsala says. "Keep waiting -- even if vou do pick on the Cub fans I 'm one of them "