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PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL ». 1377 Warriors Hustle To Assist • • ... but Warrior first baseman Jim Koester will need no help as he scoops the ball and prepares to put the tag on the Antioch runner, Mulder, during the first inning of the game played Monday. From left are Bob Adams, second baseman; Dave Covalt. pitcher; Koester. and, at right, is catcher Mark Rogers. The Warriors bombed Antioch 13-2, increasing their season record to 9-7. Saturday they will attempt to improve their 3-4 conference record as they play a home twin bill against North Chicago. First game will begin at 10:30 at McCracken field. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR The time came for one of those periodic tours into Wisconsin with the Winkels so away we went Of course, we headed for Holy Hill where people gather from many states. Besides the beauty of the church, the sights from van­ tage points high on the hill are something to behold. The air was clear and visibility took us as far as the eye could distinguish objects in the countryside There certainly wasn't much traffic on those Wisconsin roads Had to get back to McHenry to see the cars roll by. Many of those small towns in Wisconsin are very peaceful. Not the hustle and bustle we see Guess those people make a living at a slower pace. TV' reruns are with us and probably will last through the summer Let 's be thankful the baseball games are first run programs. Some big time athletes (and let's say some) seem to be getting too big for their brit­ ches VERY •ge/veva Drag Racing Sun., April 24th Gates Open -- 9:00 a.m. NEW SEASON FUN, SPEED, ACTION AND THRILLS LATE MODELS -- SPORTSMAN SPECTATOR STOCKS GATES OPEN 6:00 PM -- TIME TRIALS 7:00 PM FIRST RACE 8:00 PM 1 Mile South of Lako Geneva • Bloomfield Rd. Weather Phone 414-243-8566 DjSCOUKltD UN I ROYAL'S FAMOUS "Tiger Paw" FULL 4 PLY WHITEWALL TIRE (ALL SIZES IN STOCK) FREE MOUNTING! f BATTERIES) Grant Batteries : $15°° HURRY AND SAVE! McHENRY TIRE MART 3931W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL 815/385-0294 Soph Baseball Team Loses To Antioch; Defeats Crown Take the case of a relief pitcher who gives up three hits and one run in an inning before the manager gives him the hook So the pitcher pouts, goes out disgusted with the manager, then doesn't show up for work the next day. Now the star wants to be traded. Other teams may look twice. The batters don't swing at past reputations. Play me or trade me is the theme today. The manager has 25 players and can start only nine men, plus a designated hitter in the American League. Kids are beginning to count the number of days remaining in the school year. We know one enterprising young boy who searches for lost golf balls to sell during the summer. Right now he is sup­ plementing his buisness bv catching and selling turtles and snakes. He'll never be unem­ ployed. Southern educators ask less government regulation. The McHenry high school sophomore baseball team split a pair of games this week On Monday, after leading 7 to 1. the young Warriors did a complete turnaround and lost a tough game 8 to 7 to the host Antioch sophomores Mike Mroz led the attack with a double and triple Jim Scully took the loss On Tuesday the sophomores bounced back and defeated Crown 3 to 2 behind the pitching of Russ Oszminski. Tim Frantz and Pat Teuber. each with 2 hits, led the attack on the young Vikings. Tomorrow the sophomores travel to North Chicago for a twin bill. BOX SCORES ab h r Glick ss 2 0 2 Frantz cf 4 2 2 Mroz rf 3 2 0 Walker rf ^ "10 0 Bentz c * 3 0 0 Prust lb 2 0 0 Teuber If 10 1 Serittela If 10 0 Mayberry 3b 2 0 0 Christy 2b Scully p L P Scully 2b hit - Mroz 3b hit - Mroz Antioch McHenrv 0 1 1 0 5 0 24 3 0 3 2 0 0 r h Thomas lb Frantz cf Prust If Ziszik 2b Mroz rf Mayberry 3b Bentz c Greve ss Teuber d.h. ab 2 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 26 W P. Oszminski Crown 0 10 0 10 0 McHenry 0 2 0 1 0 0 x r h e 2 8 1 3 9 2 McHenry Man Reaches Finals In Net Tourney Mike Costigan of McHenry and his partner, John Kugler of Woodstock, have reached the Men's B' doubles final in The Racket club Winter Tennis tournament. Costigan and Kugler ad­ vanced to the final round by defeating Mike Collins and Warren VanDerVoort of Cary 6- 3, 6-3. For the championship they will face the team of Wayne Cassetty and Clark Johnson, both of Cary. Cassetty and Johnson toppled Rob McCutcheon and Ken Hall of Crystal Lake 6-1, 7-6. Tournaments are being conducted in twelve separate classifications, with players grouped A', B\ or C' ac­ cording to ability. The twelve tournaments concluding this month include 'A', 'B\ and 'C' level play in Men's singles. Men's doubles. Women's singles, and Women's doubles. In Men's 'A' singles, Jack GOLDEN VIG0R0 LAWN FERTILIZER 20 lbs feeds 5>000 sq ft GOLDEN VIG0R0 WEED AND FEED 20 lbs. feeds 5 000 sq ft *fi44 NOW U REG. 7.45 Vigoro takes the pains out of growing. veono c:o.l»d:en GREENS YOUR LAWN FAST KEEPS IT GREEN' SPRING FEVER SALE I COAST TV COAST STORES • «« total hardware 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL 385-6655 Thomas of McHenry was eliminated in the semifinal round of competition, losing to Don Parker of Crystal Lake 7-5, 6-1. Parker will meet Alex Terlecky, Crystal Lake, for the championship. In Men's 'B' singles, two McHenry players are still alive as play moves into the semifinal round. Frank Johnson won his quarterfinal match over Bob Klisz, Crystal Lake. 6-3, 6-3, while another McHenryite, Ed Cepulis. downed Jerry Stephan. Algonquin, 6-2, 7-6. All fame is dangerous: good bringeth envy; bad, shame. -Thomas Fuller. The desire for fame is the last weakness wise men put off. -Tacitus. Clearing ^ Off The Sports Desk Nancy Faust, who entertains the White Sox with organ music, will be in attendance at the 5th Annual All Sports Spectacular Wednesday, May 11, in the Chicago Marriott Motor hotel. 8535 West Higgins road Nancy, who can tickle the keys on the organ as well as on the accordion, will bring the portable instrument so she'll be able to entertain the sports crowd of men. women and even children which will include her boss-William ("Bill") Veeck. owner and president of the Chicago White Sox. Mr. Veeck. the last baseball club owner in Chicago to bring the Windy City a pennant in 1959. is the Sports Spectacular Honoree of the May 11 fund- raising benefit, being singled out as the Man of 1977 by the National Hemophilia Foun­ dation, Greater Illinois Chapter. The 74th Western Open will be contested June 23-26 at the Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook. 111., and it will be interesting to see if the 1977 trend of first-time victories will continue at this demanding championship course. More than 20 percent of last year's PGA tour events resulted in the champion's initial victory. With this year's influx of new stars, that per­ centage could rise considerably in 1977. All Softball teams in every category of play are reminded that they must be registered with the Amateur Softball association, to be eligible to compete in the Metro ASA tourneys scheduled for late July and August Winners of these tourneys qualify for National tournaments in various cities of the U.S. Any team manager or park district Softball directors desiring additional information may contact Reid at 4 Knollwood drive, Aurora, 111., or by calling 312-892-0269. If public speaking could solve the problems of humanity, they should be solved. • • • • The people who take their work seriously are the ones who usually have the permanent jobs. McHenry Thinclads Win Zion Triangular Meet By Dick Rabbitt Coach Wally Scott's McHenry high track team won a triangular at Zion Monday when they scored 72 pts to 60 for Lake Forest and the host school ran up 46 pts Mike Peterson was the big gun in the attack as he won both the 120 and 330 hurdle races and tied in the high jump with a leap of 6 0. A1 Reinboldt won the shot put with a toss of 48'9V, and Howie Useman won the long jump with a leap of 20'9". The two mile relay team won in 9:08. The frosh soph team didn't fare too well as they finished behind both Zion and Lake Forest. Zion had 85 pts to 79 for the Scouts and the young Warriors managed only 14 pts during the meet. RESULTS 2-mile relay: 1) McHenry. 2) Lake Forest, 3) Zion Benton. Time 9:08. 440-vard relay: 1) Zion Benton. 2) McHenry. 3) Lake Forest Time 46.5. 120-yard high hurdles: 1) Peterson (McH), 2) Nowell (McH) 3) Kennedy (L.F.) 4) Brand (Z.B.) Time 15.8. 100-yard dash: 1) Burroughs iZ B.) 2) Useman (McH) 3) Schaefer (McH) 4) Burgman (L.F.) Time 10.2. 880-yard run: 1) Wolfe (Z B ) 2) McCleer (L.F.) 3) Persche (L.F.) 4) Linanne (McH) Time 2:05. 440-yard dash: 1) Anderson (Z.B 2) Buckles (Z.B.) 3) Murgatroyd (McH) 4) Berry (L.F.) Time 54.5. 330-yard low hurdles: 1) Peterson (McH) 2) Nowell (McH) 3) Nuss (McH) 4) Szumlas (McH) Time 42.1. 1-mile run: 1) Harris (L.F.) 2) Burman (McH) 3) Welch (L.F.) 4) Byers (McH) Time 4 43. 2-mile run: 1) Burman (McH) 2( Harris (L.F. 3) Anthony (L.F.) 4) Wisenberger (McH) Time 10:16. 220-yard dash: 1) Anderson (Z.B.) 2) Gibson (L.F.) 3) Murgatroyd (McH) 4) Buckles (Z.B ) Time 22.8. 1 mile relay: 1) Lake Forest, 2) McHenry, 3) Zion Benton. Tijpe 3.44.1. Discus: 1) Garbut (Z.B ) 2) Reinboldt (McH) 3) Hitale (L.F.) 4) Jennings (L.F Distance: 144-1 Shot put: 1) Reinboldt (McH) 2) Baehr (L.F.) 3) Langley (Z.B.) 4) Jennings (L.F. Distance: 48-9'^. Long jump: 1) Useman (McH) 2) Bergman (L.F.) 3) Williams (McH) 4) Jefferies (Z.B. Height: 20-9. High jump: 1) Peterson (McH) tied Kennedy (L.F ) 3) Nowell (McH) 4( Brand (Z.B ) Height: 6-0 Pole Vault: 1) Donally (L.F.) 2) Morrisey (L.F.) 3) Brand (Z.B.) 4) Kennedy (L.F ) Height: 13-2 Triple jump: 1) Jefferies (Z.B ) 2) Bergman (L.F.) 3)" Kennedy (L.F.) 4) Reinboldt (McH) Distance: 40-1. ** i M gp SP? ON THE MARK - Warrior Mark Rogers appears in trouble as he dives back to first and the throw from the pitcher to the first baseman is perfect. Mark won the race and stole second moments later. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Warriors Pound Out 13-2 Win Over Antioch Ball Team In a nonconference game on Monday the Warriors of Ken Swanson scored 10 runs in the 4th and 5th innings to easily defeat Antioch 13 to 2. Scott Letzter, senior outfielder, led the attack with 3 hits in as many times at the plate. Dave Covalt picked up the win. On Tuesday the Warriors lost a North Suburban con­ ference game to Crown 3 to 1 on the winner's diamond. Tomorrow the Warriors host North Chicago in a double header beginning at 10:30 a.m. at McCracken field. BOX SCORE ab h r Rogers c 3 12 DiBlasi cf 3 1 2 Clark cf 0 0 1 Mai ss 3 0 0 Koester lb 2 1 1 Meyers, Jeff ph 1 0 0 Adams 2b 2 0 0 Meyers. John ph 1 0 0 Letzter If 3 3 2 Steinsdoerferd.h. 2 1 1 Greve rf 1 1 2 Oeffling 3b 2 0 2 23 8 13 Antioch 0 0 0 2 0 McHenry 2 1 0 6 4 r h e 2 6 3 13 8 0 ATHLETES AWAY Local resident Terry Reilly is a member of this year's Elmhurst college tennis team Son of John and Katherine Reilly of 2922 Kama, McHenry, he is currently majoring in physical education at the college. Reilly. a freshman, plays No. 4 singles. Tom Ludwig, son of Kenneth and Jeanne Ludwig of 4221 South St., McHenry, is a member of the Elmhurst college baseball team. Ludwig is currently a freshman majoring in physical education. Frosh-Soph Netters Tie In Invitational Coach Toby Scott's McHenry high freshmen-sophomore tennis team tied Stevenson high school with 8'2 pts apiece to share first place in the McHenry Invitational held last : _ Com'on Partner...to •ARIZONA SUN Western Wear & Authentic Indian Jewelry 3321 W. ELM ST. MC HENRY, ILL. 81 5-3 S 5-1 8 3 3 "THE PLACE TO SHOP", H-T10 to 6 FBI. 10 to 9 SAT. 9 to 5 SUN. 12 to 5 Levi's •SHIRTS: OVER 500 WESTERN, SPORT, SPRING & SUMMER H-BAR C, PANHANDLE SLIM, TEM TEX, KARMAN & PLAINS RIDER LARGEST SELECTION IN McHENRY COUNTY! Men's shirts to six* 18 neck - 36 sleeve. ladies' shirts to size 40; Boys' sizes 8 to 18. JEANS JACKETS VESTS Saturday at West campus. Tim Sabatka, McHenry freshman went to the semi-finals in singles play before bowing to the winner, Chuck Helpinsgten. Tim wound up third in the singles. Joel Naleway and Glen Moehling teamed up to win the doubles title over Earl Drew and Kelly Critser of Oswego. • • • * What most politicians would like to know is whether votes are attract­ ed by silence or speaking. • • • • A government, admin­ istered for the good of all citizens, should recognize no privileged class. • » • • • ••• * LEASE * * A F U L L Y t Q U I I ' I ' l I ) * } COUPE * 5 DE VILLE 1 * s249 J ) f P E R M O N T H ^ 24 MO LEASE OVKRTON f ///Z/̂ /// -- P O N1 IA C R T 1 2 0 o n d R T 3 1 M c H E N R i 3 8 S 6 0 0 0 I