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The top 25 are designated All-American. The Panthers, who have been third the past four years, PAGE C - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1*77 FOOTBALL-ALL CONFERENCE, from left, Pete Prust, Marty Nuss and Art Bentx were selected as all-conference In the North Suburban Conference. At right is Warrior Coach BUI Day. , STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD WARRIORS HONORED - at left. Art Bentz was honored as best defensive and outstanding linesman. Tim Oakley, received the Most Valuable player award. At right Coach BUI Day holds their Athletic Achievement Awards. STAFRPHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD rAFKJPHt McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL AWARDS 3 r 1377-7# ; Seniors „ , - Jeff Anderson,. Art Bentz, Marty Deener, Roger Garbacz, Bill Goddin, Tim Hughes, Tom Hughes, Jeff Hurckes, Jerry Hutchinson, Kevin Lane, Bob Larke, Mark Mayer, John Milinac, Marty Nuss, Tim Oakley, Dave Pliner, Craig Smith, Jason Sparks, Mark Szumlas, Jerry Thiel, Mike Tollifson and Mike Williams. Juniors Mike Ahlert, Jim Althoff, Bruce Ambrose, Mark Ar- vidson, Mike Behan, Ed Ger- stad, Dave Lundborg, Bennett Mayberry, Mike Mroz, Chris Nowell, John Olsson, Pete Prust, Rich Sund, Dave Theel, Mark Vogt, Ed Walker and Len Wronski. Best Defense - Art Bentz - Most Valuable - Tim Oakley Outstanding Lineman - Art Bentz Co-Captains - Tim Oakley and Marty Deener; Manager, Dan Donovan. Art Bentz, Marty Nuss and Pete Prust were selected on the All-Conference team. KANELAND HIGH SCHOOL Department of Athletics 15th Annual Prince Niblet Sophomore Tournament Nov. 25-26, 1977 Game l:Sycamore-McHenry - Friday, Nov. 25, 9 a.m. Game 2: Belvidere-Kaneland - Friday, Nov. 25, 10:30 a.m. Game 3: Losers of 1 and 2 - Sat. Nov. 26, 9 a.m. - Third Place Game 4: Winners of 1 and 2 - Sat. Nov. 26, 10:30 a.m. - Champion Teams in upper brackets will wear white uniforms. Teams in lower brackets will wear dark uniforms. Officials for the tournament will be as follows: i Clearing i | Off The | | Sports Desk | RECREATION NEWS "Winter Wrestling Program to Begin" The City of Woodstock an­ nounces the formation of an instructional and competitive wrestling program for boys in fourth through eighth grades. The emphasis of the program will be on introducing the sport of wrestling to the individual who may be considering joining high school teams later in his athletic career. The program wiH begin on Dec. 6 and will run until April 6 on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Woodstock high school wrestling room. Those in­ dividuals who are already participating in school-, sponsored wrestling programs will not be eligible for this activity. Contact John Anderson at Woodstock City Hall for details. Winter Gymnastic Classes Opening The World Gymnastics and Trampoline centre, Inc., in. Algonquin, announces the opening of its Winter six week session on Dec. 5. The school offers instruction for youngsters as young as 4 years of age, on up through the elementary and high school levels, and even ladies adult classes. For more information caU 658-8784 or 658-7700. Game 1 and 2: Tom Garrey, Batavia; Jim Ayersman, Aurora Game 3 and 4: Tom Garrey, Batavia; Jim Ayersman, Aurora All games will be played at Kaneland Senior high school gymnasium. Players and cheerleaders in uniform will be admitted at pass gate. A trophy will be given the winner of the championship game. Quarters are of 7 minutes duration. Earlier darkness at this time of the year requires extra <}riving caution. Good drivers compensate for early darkness dangers by reducing their speed, especially in residential areas. v LAKELAND PARK FUN LEAGUE Saturday Nov. 5,1977 Man Bowler of the Night: Don Mercure took over Men's High Game Scratch by shooting 238 game. Men above average: Dennis Swedo 205-178-182-565, Don Mercure 155-200-238-593, Rich Mercure 177-200-507, Ron Franks 157-196-185-538, Lou Arroyo 151-179-459, Dom Giacomo 145-145-166-456, Bob Bitterman 162-153-452, Joe Leopold 170-433, Bob Steiner 152-144-425, Tony Freels 398, Bob Espinosa 144-155-429, Dennis Krahel 353. High Series Scratch: Tom Michelsen - 598 High Series with Handicap: | Nick Susner - 671 High Game Scratch: Don ! Mercure - 238 High Average: Don Mercure - 181 Woman Bowler of the Night: Joanne Gilbert bowled 505 scratch series. Women above average: Joanne Gilbert 140-171-194-505, Joyce Leopold 148-168-425, Polly Licastro 379, Kathy Mercure 393, Dee Steiner 351, Thelma Massheimer 356, Marilyn Ehlen 324. High Series Scratch: Joanne Gilber - 530 High Series with Handicap: Dolores Sokolowski - 693 ( High Game Scratch: Bobbie Hager - 194 High Average: Joanne Gilbert - 165 First Place Team: Anything goes - won 19 - lost 1 Team members: Nick Susner, Polly Licastro, Bobbie Hager and Ron Franks. GOING FOR THE PIN - Warrior Mike Zemmeran with a seven-iip lead over his opponent C. Taylor of Waukegan West, wasted no time as he gets a headlock on Taylor in an attempt to pat him on EARL WALSH So I Hear Since there is only one alternative, there is nothing like another birthday. Hearing from old folks and young folks, with special messages, made this one the best ever. The maUman brought cards that I will never toss out. Ma Bell served very nicely for those who chose to give me a wish and a rib. Family, close freinds and relatives came a-callin'. Took time out to go to church and missed a visit we would have enjoyed. The note at our door was from Biff Meyer, relating that "The former Mayor of McHenry, Mrs. Meyer and I called to wish you a Happy Birthday". (The former Mayor would be none other than George P. Freund). Hope they will come back before another year goes by. Clyde Blackwell always comes up with the unusual, one is a special Birthday liz that asks~Are You Old Enough To Remember? Oh, yea. I remember such things as bathrooms with chains, running boards on cars, rumble seats and whole flock of things pictured on the card. Never say one like that before, Clyde. The Chicago Bulls should have learned something when they lost a game on four technical fouls that gave Phoenix four points and a 103- 101 victory. ~T You can think a lot of things about a referee that won't do a bit of harm if you button your lip. Woodstock's Blue Streak football team ran into too much power and too many strong reserves as they ran out of gas in the fourth quarter to lose a 24-7 game to Joliet Catholic. Football enthusiasm was in the air for a week as the City of Woodstock anticipated the big game. The Streaks went a long way in giving their fans an exciting season. SPORTS EDITOR I for Bear fans. What gets me is how they could gain all those yards and score only 10 points. When you think it over, you can only conclude that they played one helluva footbaU game between the 10-yard lines. If our big time health departments don't come up with definite proof before announcing that certain foods "may" cause cancer, they are going to spoil my appetite, i That's like saying so and so "may" be a hoodlum, crook or communist so avoid him' until we have the proof. Standing very still and leaning on my cane one day in a store when a smaU boy came up, looked me over and said, "Are you real or a fake?" When we got better acquainted, he explained that he thought I was one of those dummy models. When this issue hits the newsstands, Thanksgiving Day will be a memory. Turkeys wiU be unstuffed to stuff our tummies. As good as turkey can be at the main meal, there is nothing quite like pickin' the bones in the evening. Now for the jingle bells season with all the rush of hopping and shopping. LELAND G. STROMBOM MEMORIAL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL Nov. 25-26,1977 Game 1: Kaneland- Belvidere, 1:30 (Fri.) Game 2: DeKalb-Rochelle, 3:00 (Fri). Game 3: McHenry- Naperville North. Game 4: Sycamore-Marengo 8:30 p.m. (Fri). Winner No. 1-Winner No. 2 - 1:15 p.m. (Sat). Winner No. 3-Winner No. 4 - 2:45 p.m. (Sat). Championship - 8:30 p.m. (Sat). Consolation championship game will be played 4:15 p.m. Sat. They are making a big lot of noise over Walter Payton gaining 275 yards against the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday's 10-7 victory for the Bears. HOLY REINDEER! }:Z ONLY 30 ~~j DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON BANQUET RESERVATIONS FACILITES FOR 25 TO 200 PERSONS CALL 385-0333 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. HILLGOLfd McHENRY. ILLINOIS completely dominated the 26 team field with 37 points, the second lowest point total in the 20 year history of the meet { "John had an appendix# operation last summer and thatj slowed him a bit this fall so he" had to scrape to make our top2 seven, although we knew it' would just be a matter of3 time," said Coach Torn* Woodall. "That time arrived at. the! Notre Dame Invitational where*; he was twenty-second with a A five mile time of 24:08. That* was an excellent race and set* the stage for a super per-# formance at the nationals,"] Woodall explained. "A lot of us on the team are* pretty tense but John is real# easy going . . . and that helps 2 keep everyone loose. It's great; to have someone like John 1 around." the mat. Seconds later, Taylor found himself the victim of a pin.. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MCHS Booster Club Elects Officers In First Official Meet The first official meeting of the McHenry high school Booster club was held at West campus. About fifty people were in attendance bringing total club membership to ninety-seven. Election of officers took place. Elected as president was Tom Pender, vice-president- Earle cooper, treasurer- George Cadotte, secretary- Virginia Anzinger, publicity- Dick Rabbitt. The board members were appointed by the officers. They are Bill Blankenhorn, Larry Lund and Joe D'Angelo. The first function of the club" •was to furnish coffee, hot chocolate and donuts at the last freshman-sophomore football game. It was a big success. The purpose of the Booster club is moral and financial, backing for all athletic events,*! Any parents, graduates, teachers, businessmen and all" interested persons are invited^ to join. It was voted on to have the a meetings the first Thursday of - each month. The next meeting \ will be held Thursday, Dec. 1 at f 7:30-9 in Room 210 at West k campus high school. JOHN MclNERNEV J • • »-• • tlJI ... . ' v UNDER CONTROL - Brace Brda, top, has his Round Lake opponent John Michel locked up during the double dual meet at West campus Saturday. Brda won the 112-weight match by a 7-4 victory. /. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD