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| Sweet Swing h Of Success Two of the McHenry golfers who were instrumental in leading their team to Springfield for the state finals this weekend are Tim Byers and Tom Pepping. Tuesday, over the highly rated course at Lake Bluff, Pepping shot a 76 and Byers 77, to go along with Jim Buenzli's 73. Those three low scores helped offset the fact that McHenry had to count an 87 in its team score of 313. Pepping shot his 76 despite taking a quadruple bogey 8 on the first hole he played. Byers shot his 77 despite going out of bounds on one hole. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry Hornets Football On Sunday, Oct, 16, 1977 the McHenry Hornets traveled to Round Lake to play the Round Lake Panthers, last year's N.I.J.F.L.' champions, and holder of a 15 game winning streak. McHenry received the kickoff and on the third play of the game the Panthers in­ tercepted a pass and raced 35 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was good and after only 2 minutes gone in the game Round Lake led 7-0. The Hor­ nets received the kickoff and marched 60 yards before losing the ball on downs. The Pan­ thers could not move the ball against the strong defense of the Hornets, and were forced to punt. Again the Hornets moved down the field, only to lose the ball on the 18 yard line. Round Lake again had to punt to McHenry. The Hornets moved to the R.L. 35 yard line. Jim Stedman, quarterback then threw a pass to John Brzenk, who caught it on the 14 yard line, and with the help of some nifty running, scored. McHenry missed the extra point and the half time score was Panthers 7, Hornets 6. In the second half McHenry kicked off to the Panthers and after 3 plays Round Lake was forced to punt. McHenry again moved down the field, only to lose the ball on downs at the 7 yard line. On the Panthers second play John Brzenk, defensive end for the Hornets, recovered a fumble for a touchdown. The extra point was missed and McHenry led 12 to 7. After exchanging punts and 8 minutes and 35 seconds showing on the clock the Hornets started their final march down the field. With just 1:45 showing on the clock, Jim Stedman raced 14 yards on an end sweep to score. McHenry 18-Panthers 7. With 23 seconds Round Lake scored on a long pass, when the Hornet defender slipped on pass coverage. Final score Hornets 18-Panthers 13. After receiving the kickoff the Hornets ran out the clock. The Hornets had done it, stopped Round Lake's winning streak at 15 games. Outstanding on of­ fense were lineman A (Bugs) Oleksijew, Todd Rehberg, Tom Berkowski, Brian Conrad, A1 Horton, John Brzenk and IHIIMQMC he professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning Vi Dey A» HALF DAY Mon. thru Thurs. RINSENVAC cleans the way professionals do, at a traction ot the cost (2% HIS. tf.00 MiN] OVEiNlOHTJMCIAL! 8:00 P.M. ••:00 A.M. 110.00. HORNSBYS f a m i l y ( c n H ' f 4400 W. RTe.120 McHENRY, IU» Tim Byers...77 Tom Pepping...76 Garret Mayer. Backs were Jim Stedman, Curt Rehberg, John Mass, Steve Mayer, and Jimbo Mass. On defense for McHenry were: Kelly Gartner, A1 Horton, Brian Conrad, Tom Berkowski, John Brzenk, Tom Wagner. Backs Garret Meyer, John Mass, Curt Rehberg, Steve Meyer, and Bugs Oleksijew. So strong was the Horent defense that the Panthers never crossed the Horents 35 yard line during the game. In 6 games the Hornet defense has only given up an average of 5.4 points per game. Well done, Hornets! LAKE REGION JjSPORTS CAR CLUB Hold Turkey Shoot Sunday A Turkey Shoot will be held Sunday morning at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Weingart road and Rolling lane, just off of Bay road. Lunches will be available on the grounds and there will be various types of shooting throughout the day. The event is sponsored by the McHenry Sportsmens club. Childhood Diseases Has your child been im­ munized against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough? Against polio, measles, and German measles? Because fewer cases of these diseases are seen than in the past, many people assume there is no need to be immunized against them.. .but the dan­ ger still exists. The Food and Drug Administration advises parents to be sure that their children be protected by get­ ting the appropriate inocula­ tions. Wayne Gaylord was voted the winner of the Bud Bruner Memorial award at the twentieth anniversary dinner of the Lake Region Sports Car club (LRSCC) Saturday night. The distinguished trophy is presented annually to the member of the LRSCC who most exemplifies the spirit of the club. The award is in honor of past member Bud Bruner, who died of a heart attack in 1962. Gaylord, who is editor of the club's monthly newsletter, "Checkpoint", was also elected vice-president. Other election winners were Dick Rotter of Itasca as president, Bruce Eternick of McHenry as secretary, and Jack Salika of Wauconda as treasurer. Steve Smith of Fox Lake and Mike Fernandez of Wilmette were elected as trustees. The dinner was held at the Chapel Hill Golf club and eighty-seven members and past members were in at­ tendance. A slide presentation was in operation during the entire evening and many of the members and past members recalled some of the highlights of the club. Scott Johnson of Cary and his wife Anita, "A.J.", were honored for being the overall points champions in the men's and women's divisions of the LRSCC. Points are ac­ cumulated throughout the year for participation and ex- ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. "BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN • BRAMMER CABINETS • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • PRE-HUNG DOORS • NORD SPINDLES • JIM MARTIN PAINTS • LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES • BUILDERS HARDWARE • PREFINISHED PANELING • MOOR E-O-M ATIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS v Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY & V yi • "A Duesenberg SJ Roadster is like nothing else on four wheels. I admire individuality and this vested Riviera suit from my new Fall Collection has it. 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One is that they are famous eaters, with lots of teeth. Frogfish, for example, have rows of conical-shaped teeth which begin at the jaws and extend back into the mouth, in­ cluding teeth on the tongue. They are voracious predators and will eat almost anything small enough to get into their mouths. Fortunately, frogfish don't grow larger than six inches long. A goosefish is a different story. It has a large, flat head with an enormous toothfilled mouth, and grows to weigh 50 pounds. Its favorite foods include most other species of fish, all kinds of sea birds, plus lobsters and crabs for dessert. While freshwater anglers will never see these odd fish species, the fishing department at Mercury outboards says that saltwater anglers are likely to catch all three since they do live in coastal waters. Goosefish range from New­ foundland south, while batfish and frogfish are found in tropical waters of both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Perhaps the strangest of the trio is the batfish. Seldom more than 12 inches long, it has a cellence in the various com­ petitions during the season. The club meets at the American Legion home on Ringwood road. The meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month, with a starting time of 8 p.m. Anyone interested in joining the club may attend. HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE 7 days a week 385-4500 Bolgers Drug Store (Richard Sto l l ) broad body, and flat head with a long snout. Instead of .swimming through the water, the batfish uses arms, actually its long pelvic and pectoral fins, to move along the bottom. These are three of the strangest fish in the sea, all named after other forms of life which they doh't resemble. have a nice weekend. say you care PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER BASEBALL * • • BY PETE PRITCHIE WASHINGTON. D. C. -- Joe Garagiola has voiced a solid thought. He complains that when a pitched ball strikes a batter's bat acciden­ tally, even if it's over the batter's head, it's automatical­ ly a strike. Joe is right. 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