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Warrior PAGE 6 - PLAINDEAI FR - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1177 Jim Buenzli knocks this shot close to the pin on the sixteenth hole at Lake Bluff Country club during this action from the Lake Forest Sectional Golf tournament Tuesday. Bjienzli was the tournament medalist, shooting a brilliant one-over-par 73 on the tough course. Buenzli's 73, a 76 by Ron Pepping, and a 77 by Tim Byers enabled the Warriors to place third in the meet and capture the last qualifying spot for the state tournament this Friday and Saturday in Springfield. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Looking For Second Win EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR f During an exciting part of {£une 6 of the World Series the phone rang. c -- f A nice, sweet voice informed tjiat it was a long distance call and did I get the letter and brochure sent to me by somebody ' 'Twas then I learned that I was being sold a special book at it special price. ? ! Now. that was a thrill! ! Especially when the game vfas at a high pitch. tSo. with all the politeness I cjpuJd musterx I informed the caller that the World Series was an -- and goodbye. Didn't even tyother to ask for her phone rtumber » No more calls and the game over Those Yankees are still tjie bombers as they smothered a good Dodger team 8 to 4. * '.Controversial Reggie Jackson slammed out three home runs, then raced through a' wild crowd from his right field position like a bull in a cjiina shop after the last out of the game. ; The Bears could use Jackson •The Yankees proved <Them what has, gets". that They has the money and they gets the stars. Like the once famous Oakland team, the Bombers showed you don't have to have harmony on a team to pick up all the marbles. There must be more, but this corner hasn't met more than one fan who wanted the Yankees to win. The big favorite was Kansas City, a great team that couldn't swing it against the Billy Martin championIB Now we turn to football, basketball and all the other sports. A friend noted that I wrote about former business people on the West side of McHenry so how about mention of the great characters of Riverside Drive fame. There was Larry Huck, Sr., who ambled down to the Johnny Karls restaurant from his gas station to join such funsters as the Barbian brothers, Paddy Frett and Melvin Whiting. Ernie Buch crossed over from his plumbing and heating store. "Red" Winkel crossed from the Post Office to bother Johnny. McHenry Ice Cream Shoppe NOW FEATURES! Happy Jack's Submarine Buy 1 Submarine GET THE SECOND (any size) W. RTE. 120 McHENRY (fc BLOCK W SUNNYSIDE DODGE) 385-0140 OPEN 7 DAYS 11 to 10 You love our ice cream... You'll love our Subs! John Bolger (The Lord rest his soul) used to pick me up to go down for a cup of coffee -- mostly to join the fun group. Mrs. Niesen operated a fine restaurant next to the John R. Knox garage. Eva Guinto Anderson carried on the tradition. ; The Bickler Hotel was a popular spot and was famous for a $1.25 chicken dinner on Sunday. Helen Schneider's parents ran a general store that was later taken over by Joe J. Miller. John Buck had a saloon that his son, Joe, later ran when drinking spots were no longer called saloons. It is now the Schmaltz Miller building. Joe Engeln was a hardware dealer in the days before such stores sold candy and pan­ tyhose. Some of these names may have come in different eras. The Riverside Hotel was a famous spot for summer visitors who came to McHenry by train. Memory may not be clear, but Frank Gans, Sr., and Fred Justen ran the hotel. Lou Bishop was the street barber and admitted he never went to West McHenry. The Joe Rothermel family established a boat factory to add another going business to the Drive. The late Roy Kent wasn't one of the early settlers. However, he was a live wire who brought life to the area. It has been a season of disappointment for both Marian Central and Marmion. Saturday, the Hurricanes and Cadets will have the op­ portunity to take their frustrations out on one another with a game in Woodstock beginning at 2 p.m. Both teams have won one game in the West Suburban Catholic conference, and each has lost three times. Marian is coming off a 27-13 loss to Driscoll while Marmion- was being flattened by Montini 40-6. The Hurricanes continue to be led offensively by Mike Wenzel and Kurt Parker. Saturday, both players scored a touchdown, with Parker tallying on what has become his specialty-turning short passes into long touchdowns. Parker scored against Driscoll on a 66-yard pass from Bill Banker. The Marian Central defense yielded three touchdown passes to Driscoll, and the Hurricane offense turned the ball over on seven different occasions. They - will have to reduce the number | of turnovers if they expect to • defeat the Cadets. The Marian sophomores open the day of football, kicking off at noon. And, Baker*! who could forget Lou LAKELAND PARK FUN LEAGUE Saturday, Oct. 1,1977 Man Bowler of the night - Dick Susner bowled 671 series with handicap. Men Above Average: Doik- Mercure 188-203-154-545; Dennis Swedo 204-205-164-573; Jim Quantz 167-235-551; Rich Sikolowski 160-181-488; Dick Hager 161-434; Bob Bitterman 179-453; Joe Leopold 424; Dom Giacomo 157-190-494; Marty Ehlen 173-409; Tony Freels 150- 155-442; Tom Krier 158-400; Maybe our friend will tell us we missed somebody. If so, there is always another time. PRESS TIME FLASH! Richard Nethaway of McHenry Printing Co., bowled a 705 series at Ray Kuna's Johnsburg Recreation this week with the Tuesday Business Men's league. Games went like this: 264-236-205. It will take a lot of timber to top that series. Congratulations, Richard. You go to the head of the class. Nick Susner 162-202-491; Bob Steiner 159-438; Dennis Krah'el 346. Men-High Series Scratch Dennis Swedo - 573 Men - High Game Scratch Jim Quantz - 235 Men - High Series with Handicap - Nick Susner - 671 Woman Bowler of the night: Marge Mercure bowled 413 scratch series 68 pins over average. Women above average: Joanne Gilbert 154-174-171- 499f Judy, Franks ^180-455; Helen Price 171-159-446; Connie Giacomo 154-142-421; Kathy Mercure 153-411; Bobbie Hager 145-401; Polly Licastro 148-407; Marge Mercure 148-413; Karen Susner 349; Karen Krier 373; Dee Steiner 335; Thelma Massheimer 368; Rennie Quantz 331. Women - High Series Scratch - Joanne Gilbert - 530 Women - High Game Scratch - Joyce Leopold - 183 Women - High series with Handicap - Dolores-Sokolowski - 693 First Place Team - Anything goes - Won 11 - Lost 1 Team members: Dick Susner, Polly Licastro, Bobbie Hager, and Ron Franks. McHENRYSHORES LADIES LEAGUE Friday -9:30 a.m. TRY MM FAMOUS! HAPPY JACK SUB Includes: HAM--SALAMI-- BOLOGNA-MORTADELLA-PROVOLONE CHEESE NH0U AN Sato Include CImcm, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Picklei, Oil I Spices! FISH FRY FRIDAY $0 OC 4-10 P.M. PRIME RIB SATURDAY $JT CA 5-10 P.M. D#OU FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN SUNDAY $ J AC j , i-8P.M. Also Serving Steaks-Ribs-Whole Catfish Shrimps and Sandwiches - PISTAKEE . COUNTRY CLUB 815 W. Bay Rd. 1 Phone 385-9854 High High Game Series We Three L. Luerssen 144 401 Alley Cats B. Hurst 132 391 The Pacers Playing brilliantly on a cold, rainy, windy day, the McHenry varsity golf team qualified for the state finals this weekend by placing third in the Lake Forest Sectional Golf tournament. The Warriors carded a brilliant 313 team score, three strokes behind winning New Trier West and two strokes behind New Trier East. All three teams advanced to the 36-hole final to be played over two courses in Springfield Friday and Saturday. Jim Buenzli of McHenry fired the lowest round of the day, shooting a one-over-par 73 on the tough Lake Bluff Country club course. Right behind Buenzli came teammates Tom Pepping and Tim Byers, shooting 76 and 77 respectively. Pepping's round was even more remarkable considering that he was six-over- par after just four, holes, having quadrouple bogeyed the first hole and double bogeyed the fourth. Byers had an out-of-bounds on the seventeenth hole which prevented him from firing an even better round. Buenzli had a two-under-par 34 on the front nine enroute to his 73, which was the low round of the day not only in the Lake Forest sectional, but in three other sectionals in northern Illinois. Only fifteen teams remain in the hunt for the state golf title. Besides McHenry, New Trier West, and New Trier East, the following teams qualified in various sectionals around the area: Thornwood (322), Shepard (327), Hinsdale Central (330), Palatine Fremd (327), Glenbard West (334), East Leyden (335), Freeport (318), Homewood-Flossmoor (319), Joliet West (328). The McHenry golf team was scheduled to leave for Springfield Wednesday afternoon. Head coach Charles Cuda said he hoped his team would have an opportunity to play both courses the tournament will be held on before the tourney starts. This is the first team Cuda has taken to the state finals in the twenty-seven years he has been golf coach at McHenry. TEAM SCORES New Trier West 75 75 78 82 -310 New Trier East 75 78 79 79 -311 McHenry 73 76 77 87 -313 Hersey 79 79 81 82 -321 Waukegan East 76 79 82 84 -321 Antioch 78 79 81 84 -322 Glenbrook North 77 80 82 84 -323 Barrington 78 82 83 83 -326 Glenbrook South 81 82 83 85 -331 Deerfield 83 83 83 84 -333 Crystal Lake 81 83 85 87 -336 INDIVIDUAL SCORES 1) Jim Buenzli (McH) 73, 2) Jeff Bruce (NTW) 75, 2) Lee Golub (NTW) 75, 2) Peter Lawlor (NTE) 75,5) Tom Pepping (McH) 76, 5) Dave Brown (Wauk E.) 76, 7) Tim Byers (McH) 77, 7) Jeff Gohse (Glen N.) 77. McHenry, Crown Seek League Win Escaping the North Suburban conference cellar will be the goal of both McHenry and Crown Saturday, as the Warriors and Vikings battle at Crown. Both teams are 0-4 in the NSC, and both are 1-5 overall. Despite the dismal records, fans attending the game can expect to see an exciting contest, with the possibility existing of many touchdowns being scored. The Warriors haven't scored a touchdown in eight quarters, being blanked by both Zion- Benton last Friday and Lake Forest the week before. One of the bright spots for McHenry in recent weeks has been the play of the defensive unit. It held Zion-Benton in check throughout Friday's homecoming contest, yielding only one touchdown, that on a long pass play. The defense also performed well in the 22-0 loss to Lake Forest, never yielding despite having to face a well-oiled "wishbone" offensive machine. Offensively, the Warriors have stuggled a bit. Tim Oakley gained 95 yards rushing against Lake Forest, but the Warriors could not move either by air or on the ground against Zion- Benton. Crown has steadily improved throughout the season. Last Saturday, the Vikings outgained North Chicago by more than two-to-one in total offense, but still lost 18-14. All season long, Crown has been given up key touchdowns in important situations via a pass interception or a punt return. Saturday's contest starts at 2 p.m., with the sophomore game beginning at noon. Fans attending the game can find Crown high school by following these directions: Take Rt. 31 south into Algonquin to Rt. 62. Take Rt. 62 east to Rt. 25 south (like you were going to Meadowdale). On Rt. 25 south, turn right on Kings road. Kings road is the first stop light after Rt. 25 becomes a four lane highway. Follow Kings road as it winds around, and . .the school will be visible from the road. •L. Danuser C. Miller Now & Then K.Parker Shore Shooters M. Haeffird 168 K. Novotny - picked up 5-7 split Pickups J. Matya 142 399 TEN PIN QUEENS Mon.,Oct. 17,9:30P.M. Nancy Shulda 211-577; Nancie Mondry 191-539; Jean Johnson 183-531; Kay Lulow 191-524; Jan Cordray 208 514; Jo Gilbert 180-500; Sue Koleno 184-485; Ruth Bomke 165-470; Jinny Brzenk 170-464; Dot Koleno 191-464; Nancy Krcmar 156-461. High games: Last week Dolores White had a 195-'sorry\ Ann Barger 174, 46 over average; Jean Brzenk 172, 39 over average; Liz Jones 160, 39 over average. Rails: 4-7-9 Judy Worts; 5-10 Judy and Joyce Lexow; 3-10 M. Koleno, M. Einspar, Fran Brzenk and Arlene Prokaski; 6- 7 and 5-10 Virg Steege; 3-7 Jean Samen; 5-6 Mae Steege. McHENRY REC. LADIES TUES. NITE 7 P.M. 10-18-77 Average or Better: Esther Cygan (149M10; Shirley Klapperich 358; Shirley Lossman (198) -458; Wanda Gehrke 444; Ron Romkowske (177)-483; Jane Switzer (190)- 502; Judy DeGeorge 337; Joan Buss (166)-490; Shirley Thomas (168-145-168)-481; Tinky Meyer 443; Phyl Grosrenaud 430; Gwen Smith 433; Pat Gass (142)-329; Dot Koleno 495; Jo Rizzo 448; Grace Steinsdoerfer 447; Cathie Piater (137)-306; Helen Rathering 460; Kathy Miller (191) 505; Nancy ADDING 'EM UP...and the smiling face of Ron Pepping (second from left) shows that McHenry qualified for the finals of the state golf tournament in Springfield this weekend. Pat Becker is totaling his score, while Jim Buenzli (left) and Tim Byers look on. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLT5Rl> J HOLY REINDEER! Peterson 378; Barb Hansen (155)-412; Rosie Freres 434; Sharon Klontz 403; Lil Michels 453; Marie Diedrich 379; Bette O'Brien (182) 472; Sandy McClory < 156)-419; Dottie Hayes (177M74; Edi Nimsgern 465; Rae Fenner 391; Betty Smith 418. Splits: Tinky Meyer 4-10; Lor Freund 3-10; Dot Koleno 5-6; Grace Steinsdoerfer 5-10; Sharon Klontz 6-7; Dottie Hayes 5-6-10; Flo Manzardo 6-7 and - 4-5-7; P.S.S.S.S. Shirley 4 Thomas 1 shot 130 pins over her average - Nice Bowling Kid- but why so good when you bowled against us?! The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. -Thomas Carlyle. ONLY 65 DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON BANQUET RESERVATIONS --COMPLETE FACILITIES AVAILABLE-- CALL 385-0333 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. HlLLGOLFa . MCHENRY. ILLINOIS MONDAY NITE SPECIAL! SENIOR CITIZEN BUFFET $050 All YOU CAN EAT! 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