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On The Sidelines by Dick Robbitt The recent court ruling involving St. Michael's and Walther Lutheran may open a can of worms for the future. The big question in prep circles, are the courts going to be involved in every dispute? Although the official scorer and officials were in error, nevertheless there is a rule, covering such occurences. / For once the I.H.S.A. was right, but they were overuled by a judge, and in his judgement St. Michael's did not get due process. In fact Class A hadthree court rulings last week, and more may come before the end of the stale tournament. In recent times we have had court rulings on a girl from Mundelein becoming a member of the boys gymnastics team, a girl in a park district in Chicago allowed to play """football on a boys team. One thing that this will do, is to make the officials better knowledgeable of the rules. Any misinterperation of the rules may result in a court case in the future. It is too bad when athletic contests cannot be settled on the court, rather than in the court room. In looking back to the Ouija Board of Dave Mihevc, for the third year in a row he picked the winner of the North Suburban. This year he picked Barrington with a 15 and 1 record, they ended up 14 and 2, not a bad guess in November. He also picked Crown for last place, but in between, well we won't discuss those teams. That smiling young fellow on the Woodstock Blue Streak bench the other night was none other than former Warrior Paul Morenz. Paul is the assistant coach at Woodstock and no doubt contributed to the Blue Streak success in the regional. From all reports, Paul is doing a super job, and is well liked and respected by the folks in Woodstock. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Our trip down memory lane this week is going to be a short one. A year ago tomorrow, the Warriors with a fourth period rally overcame certain defeat and won the sectional in Rockford. They defeated Rockford Guilford in a thriller, that will be remembered for years to come 59 to 58. For the 1,500 Warrior fans who traveled to Rockford, it was a glorious night indeed, for it enabled the Warriors to enter the Sweet 16 for the first time in the history of the school. Trailing by 7 pts. going into the final period, the Warriors put on a display that left the fans spellbound Who can forget "Radar" Reilly's live baskets in the final period, all from 15 to 20 feet away from the basket. Or Decker's important free throw, with a howling Guilford crowd screaming in his ears. Or the big fellow, Steve Koerber, sweeping the boards as if he owned the gym. The rest of the Warrior squad on that memorable night who contributed to that great victory. Indeed it was a great night for the Warriors and the city of McHenry. With Sectional time at hand, it is nice to go back and remember that night in Rockford. Maybe we can do it again in the near future. SECTIONAL FINAL MARCH 12,1976 MCHENRY fg ft pf tp Koerber 8 7 4 23 Decker 3 0 4 6 Lund 0 0 2 a Reilly 10 2 3 22 Ludwig 3 0 2 6 Hurckes 1 0 4 2 Hertel 0 0 2 0 Miller 0 0 2 0 Christy 0 0 0 0 Totals 25 9 23 59 GUILFORD fg ft pf tP Harvey 5 7 3 17 Cohrs 5 2 3 12 Blume 3 0 0 6 Applequist 2 0 4 4 Poliska 6 5 4 17 Kauzlarich 0 0 1 0 Clausen 0 2 5 2 Totals 21 16 20 58 McHenry 17 11 8 23 59 Guilford 12 18 13 15 58 Pore Lack Stern Father (to son de­ parting for boarding school)-- Now, don't let me hear any bad reports about you. Son-I'll try hard, dad. But you know how those things leak out. Start your mowing season off right with a special price on the LAWN-BOY. SuperRider. MODEL 9266 •5 H.P. Briggs & Stratton Engine •26" Mower List *549.95 Sale $424.95 Save *125.00 MODEL 8234EX •Self Propelled •Solid State Ignition •Electric Start List *309.95 Sale *269.95 Save *40.00 SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF OTHER MODELS CRYSTAL LAKE LAWN & LEISURE Rte. 176 '/? 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Crystal Lake R6ad McHenry, 111., 60050 (815 385-7077) Principals: Robert Swarzloff - West Campus Gary Fields - East Campus Bill Blankenhorn Bonnie Ruggero 2,300 j North Suburban Warriors Orange and Black Athletic Director: WomensSports Coordinator: School Enrollment: Conference: Nickname: Colors: Girls Track: Tennis: Badminton: Boys Baseball: Softball: Boys Track: Coaching Staff Pam Shaffer - Head Cis Morner - Assistant Gary Gray - Varsity Toby Scott -Frosh-Soph Bonnie Ruggero Ken Swanson - Varsity Dick Rabbitt - Sophomore Dave Luckett - Freshmen Mary Osterman - Varsity Shelley Gray - Frosh-Soph WaltScott-Head Bill Day - Assistant Gary Collins - Assistant Dan Boland - Assistant (in part) Codes: Te-Tennis Bad-Badminton BTr-Boys Track SB-Softball BaB-Baseball GT-Girls Track V-Varsity S-Sophomore F-Freshman F-S - Frosh-Soph TRAPPED-a Woodstock Streak finds she has nowhere to go as Patty Stoffel and Lisa Jackson move in to block her route. Stoffel scored 30 points and Jackson hit for 6 as the gals dropped their final home game of the season to the Streaks by a 62-53 score. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS BIG PRIZE WINNER Pam Dean of McHenry was a recent national grand prize winner in the "Win a Freezer" sweepstakes sponsored by Borden Chemical's LustrO- Ware housewares division. She won an upright freezer. There were twenty grand prize winners nationwide. OAKS REPORT Oak Industries Inc. has announced its operating results for the fourth quarter and full year of 1976. Sales for the year set a record, reaching $144,138,398. Sales in 1975 were $113,013,625. The cold weather seemed to have brought out a flurry of head gear. Hats are back as are varied styles of knitted or crocheted head warmers. 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