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We also have a SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU « SERVING TIL 9 PM RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED Elk Grove Wins Relays As Seven Records Fall By Dick Rabbitt Elk Grove high school dominated ' the McHenry Relays last Friday night as seven records fell by the wayside. The Grenadiers easily outclassed the field as they totaled 95 points to runnerup Naperville North's 69. The Warriors finished eighth with 29 points. Sixteen schools participated, with only Waukegan East failing to show up for the meet. St. Charles broke three records, winning the four-mile relay, two-mile relay, and the 720 yard low hurdle shuttle relay. Naperville North broke two records the mile relay and the sprint medley relay. Naperville North broke two records the mile relay and the sprint medley relay. Elk Grove broke the rec6rd in the 440 relay and Lake Forest won the high hurdle shuttle relay. The competition was keen, the weather beautiful, and the meet well run. What more can one say, as usual the McHenry high staff did an excellent job of running off the relays. Head coach Dan Boland, and his able assistants, Bill Day, Brian Wilson, and Earl Kyle, along with Athletic Director Bill Blankenhorn and a host of volunteers are to be com­ mended for a splendid job. New Record: Shot - 1. Waukegan West, 2. Elk Grove, 3. Lake Forest, 4. McHenry, 5. Kane, 6. Rochelle - 154-6 V Discus - 1. Elk Grove, 2. Kaneland, 3. Waukegan West, 4. Naperville North-Crystal Lake (tie) 6. Hoffman Estates - 395'6" L.J. - 1. Elk Grove, 2. Waukegan West, 3. Dundee, 4. McHenry, 5. St. Charles, 6. Lake Forest - 57'7V Triple J. - 1. Elk Grov^ Hoffman Estates, 3. North, 4. Dundee, Charles, 6. Kane-Lake Forest (tie) 120'11" Four-mile Relay (XX) 1. St. Chares, 2. Hoffman Estates, 3. Lake Forest, 4. Naperville North, 5. McHenry, 6. Rochelle - 18.26.4 H.H. Shutt (XX) - 1. Lake Forest-Elk Grove (tie) 3. St. Charles, 4. Kane, 5. Cary Grove, 6. Barrington - 1:03.6 Mile Relay (XX) - 1. Naperville North, 2. Hoffman Estates, 3. Waukegan West, 4. Kane, 5. St. Charles, 6. Elk Grove - 3:29 Soph Sprint Med. - 1. Elk Grove, 2. Naperville North, 3. Crystal Lake, 4. Hoffman Estates, 5. Waukegan West, 6. Lake Forest - 3:51 H.J. - l. Hoffman Estates, 2. Rochelle, 3. Kaneland, 4. Lake Forest, 5. Marengo-St. Charles (tie) - 18'3" Var. Sprint med. (XX) - 1. Naperville North, 2. McHenry, 3. St. Charles, 4. Waukegan West, 5. Hoffman Estates, 6. I^ike Forest - 3.39.8 100 yd Dash -1. River, (H.E.) 2. McCaughen (E.G.) 3. Hintze (Nap. No.) 4. Domin (Marengo) 5. McClasky (Nap. No.) 6. Loperdo (E.G.) - 10.4 2-mile Relay - 1. St. Charles, 2. Naperville North, 3. Barrington, 4. Hoffman Estates, 5. Lake Forest, 6. McHenry - 8:18.3 Pole Vault - 1. Fransen (Rochelle) 2. Carlson (Kane) 3. While, (Marengo) 4. Dugan (Crystal Lake) 5. Oksas (Kaneland) 6. Marconi (Naperville North) - 13'3" 720 Shuttle Relay Soph 1. Elk Grove, 2. Lake For­ est, 3. Hoffman Estates- Kaneland (tie) 5. St. Charles, 6. McHenry - 1:28 720 ShutUe Relay - Var (XX) - 1. St. Charles, 2. Elk Grove, 3. Naperville North, 4. Lake Forest, 5. Cary Grove, 6. McHenry - 1:22.8 440 Relay (XX) - 1. Elk Grove, 2. McHenry, 3. St. Charles-Naperville North (tie)' 5. Hoffman Estates, 6. Marengo ' - 45.7 Team Scoring I .Elk Grove 95 2. Naperville North 69 3. Hoffman Estates 62 > 4. St. Charles 564 ' 5. Lake Forest 424 6. Kaneland 394 • 7. Waukegan West 36 ' 8. McHenry 29 9. Rochelle 20 10. Crystal Lake 13 11. Marengo 124 12. Dundee 10 13. Barrington 7 14. Cary Grove 4 ' 15. Crown 0 16. Woodstock 0 Netter Win Three Lose One Last Week Coach Gary Gray's McHenry high tennis team had a busy week as they won 3 and lost 1 match. They defeated North Chicago 5 to 0, Warren 4 to 1, Woodstock 3 to 2, and lost 5 to 0 to Crystal Lake. Tonight they play Zion at home, and on Friday and Saturday they will be at Mundelein for the North Suburban conference meet. RESULTS McHenry vs. North Chicago Singles: Phil Kent vs Jeff Johnson • McHenry - 6-1, 6-3 Steve Williams vs Mark Kennedy - McHenry - 6-2, 6-1 Tim Sabatka vs Farley Peechatka - McHenry - 6-0, 6-0 Doubles: Rich Backs-Glenn Moehling vs Todd Cannon-David Muszynski • McHenry - 6-2, 6-2 INOW HEAR THIS! TOP OUR EVERY NITE SPECIAL 3 small LOBSTER TAILS C95 COMPLETE DINNER J WED. ONLY SPECIAU PRIME RIB 5* COMPLETE DINNER Paul Bazan-Joel Naleway vs Ben Odanga-Ken Walter - McHenry - 6-1, 6-0 Final score: McHenry, 5- North Chicago, 0 Team records; Won ll-Lost 4 McHenry vs Warren Singles: Phil Kent vs Bob Bode - McHenry - 6-2, 6-3, Steve Williams vs Mark Arthuriz - McHenry - 6-3, 6-2 Rick Sompel vs Mark DeRue - McHenry 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 Doubles: Rich Backs-Tim Sabatka vs Paul Cunningham-Mark Mitchell - McHenry - 6-4, 6-4 » Rich Sund-Jim Althoff vs. ' Keith Laurel-Kevin Anderson - Warren - 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 Final score McHenry, 4- Warren, l Team records - Won 12-Lost 5 McHenry vs Crystal Lake Singles: Mike Gende vs Alain LeCoque - Crystal Lake - 6-1,6-1 Paul Bazait vs Eric Eberhardt - Crystal Lake - 6-1, 6-0 Rick Sompel vs Ken Hall - Crystal Lake - 6-4. 6-2 Doubles: Phil Kent-Tim Sabatka vs. Todd Johnson-Dan Ladd Crystal Lake - 6-0, 6-1 Steve Williams-Rich Backs vs Mike Schwarz-Jeff Banker - Crystal Lake - 6-2, 6-4 Final score: McHenry, 0 - Crystal Lake, 5 McHenry vs Woodstock Singles: Kent vs. Rabe - McHenry - 7- 5, 5-7, 6-4 Rodriguez vs Williams - Woodstock - 7-5, 6-1 Sompel vs Layer - McHenry 6-2, 7-5 Doubles: Backs-Gende vs Szalca-Gray - McHenry - 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 Buckley-Frisbe vs. Althoff- Sund - Woodstock - 6-3, 6-3 Broccoli Power Broccoli, a member of the cab­ bage family, is low in calories but high in several important nutrients. One-half cup of cooked broccoli provides 20 calories. It's rich in vitamins A and C and also contains riboflavin, iron and calcium. Giving Is Best? 'Tis much better to give than to receive--and it's deductible. The trouble with some people who give until it hurts is that they are so sensitive to pain. Don't forget our daily Luncheon Specials M0N.-THURS. HAPPY HOUR DRINK 501 1232 N. Green St., McHenry 385-9831 ONE-STOP _ travel service Wwilna m CiiM • >n cwiwt MIMIII AflATMK KITS TnM ChabMalMi TRAVEL SERVICE 3401W. Ilm St. McHonry, Illinois A trip t« •«>•?•.. JflralM ..Maaraiif Yaw CM iimpiii ifcemei vn^erwwnele wrafflMl W«ar*i Stan INI M5-7SM Area Code 815 So I Hear Warriors Beat Lake Zurich For No. 12 PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1978 EARL WALSH SPORTS EDITOR I wasn't out looking for him, but Herb Reihansperger came along to offer condolences. Next came Herman Kreutzer. At our next stop, the first person I ran into was "Biff" Meyer - another of those kind. They made our day -- miserable. But, I was glad to meet and greet their wives. The McHenry Choral Club dipped into the past for some songs that took our fancy. Judging from the smiles and light hearted spirit of the crowd after the performance, they must have liked what they saw and heard. One of the beauties of spring has loomed before us. The dandelions are smiling at us with that defiant, you-can't-kill- me look. BASEBALL PICKUPS: "Smoky" Burgess ran up a total of 144 pinch hits in his career for a record. Outfielder Don Demeter played 266 consecutive major league games without com­ mitting an error. Circumstances dictate a short column this time. Watch out when I get my second wind. SHOT PUT STRENGTH - and the above three Warriors captured a fourth place finish out of sixteen schools competing in the annual McHenry Relays last Friday. A1 Reinboldt (top photo) led his team mates with a toss of 51*11%". Tom Wollert (left) hit the 40*3y<i" mark, while Gary Parsons (right) threw for a distance of 42' . Their team total was 134*3". STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD It is nice to look out the kit­ chen window before breakfast and see green grass all around instead of that white covering we endured for months. Bart Yegge passed away suddenly this week. Every kid who ever knew him loved him. That is a tribute not all men have earned. Father Clarence Thennes was honored lit a shin-dig Sunday night as relatives and friends gathered 'round to celebrate his 40th anniversary as a priest. Father Clarence stood up, looked everybody straight in the eye, and told a fish story that he claimed was "true". True or false, that story should rate high on the list for a prize in that annual tall story contest which originated in Burlington, Wis. Dark clouds hung over us on Sunday. The White Sox kicked another game away while the Cubs were winning. The Warriors bounced back Teiberrf from their defeat at the hands Mrozd.h. of Mundelein, to defeat Lake Thomas lb Zurich 6 to 2. Bobby Hansen Grevess was the winner, walking two, Frantzcf and striking out 6. Pat Teuber and Tim Frantz each had 2 hits Totals to lead the attack. BOX SCORES ab h r Oeffling3 b 2 0 1 Mayberryp.h. 1 0 0 Bentz c 10 2 Ziszik 2b 3 1 1 McHenry Prust If 3 11 Lake Zurich The only thing anybody ever said for snow on their lawn was that they didn't have to mow it. Warriors Win Doubleheader From «•••;• May 3 in celebration of ^ SUN DAY ^ * 20% off * all alternative energy books May 3 thru 6 SOLAR DISPLAYS build a SOLAR COLLECTOR Saturday^a^^Oanv CALL FOR INFORMATION , 3402 W. Elm St. (Rte. 120) McHenry (815) 385- 6696 Vhbhhhhmmhhhhhhbm 3 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 4 2 1 Rt. 12 Vi Mi. N. of Richmond Richmond, III. 815-678-2671 ROOM AT THE TOP - with a foot to spare, Tim Hughes of the Warriors clears the U'6" mark of the pole vault Hughes later cleared 12*6", but it was 9" short of the winning 13'3" mark. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD HEALTHY FOODS«BOOKS*VITAMINS*SUPPLEMENTS c/j-naxe-i. STEAK HOUSE Naturê Cornucopia YOUR HARVEST FOR WHOLESOME LIVING Rogers c Bentz lb Frantz p h. Glick ss Paulsen p Totals W.P. Paulsen 6-0 2 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 22 4 4 McHenry Lake Forest Oeffling 3b DiBlasi cf Meyers, Jeff If Lake Forest And Take First Place By Dick Rabbitt Ken Swanson's McHenry Warrior baseball team swept a doubleheader at Lake Forest Saturday 4 to 0 and 8 to 5. The twin victory enabled the Warriors to take over the lead in the North Suburban with a 7 and 2 record. Zion split a pair with Crystal Lake, and Libertyville did likewise with Crown. Those two along with Mundelein are all 6 and 2 in the conference. In the opener for the Warriors Barry "Bear" Paulsen won his sixth game of the season, giving up four hits, walking one, and fanning nine in the shutout. John Meyers with 2 hits led the attack in the first game. In the nightcap, led by Mark Rogers' three runs batted in, and a triple by John Meyers, Dave Covalt coasted to a 9 to 5 win Rogers also knocked in a run in the opener, giving him four for the day. The Warriors are now 14 and 1 for the season, and host the Dundee Cardunals here tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. BOX SCORES ab h r Oeffling 3b 10 1 DeBlasi cf 2 0 0 Meyers, JEff If 3 0 0 Adgms2b 3 1 3 Meyers, John rf 4 2 0 HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! TREAT MOM FROM OUR SPECIAL MOTHERS DAY MENU Siszik 2b 3 0 0 Meyers, John rf 3 1 2 Rogers c 4 2 0 Covalt p 0 0 0 Teuber d.h. 3 1 1 Prust p.h. 1 0 0 Glick ss 2 0 1 Thomas lb 2 0 0 Totals 25 7 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 r h e 9 7 2 W.P. Covalt 3-0 5 7 3 3 base hit - John Myers Swimmers Defeat Woodstock To End Season With Nifty 12 And 4 Record Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry high school swim­ ming team closed out its most successful season in history by defeating Woodstock 45 to 31. The win gave the locals a season record of 12 wins and 4 losses, best ever for a McHenry swimming team. During the season the Warriors at one time or another broke thirty seven records. Next Saturday they travel to Libertyville for the conference meet. The Warriors along with Libertyville, Lake Forest and Stevenson are the teams to beat. RESULTS Soph: MCHS-33, Woodstock, 27 200 Med. Relay - Woodstock 2:09 - Townsend, Schoemaker, Lundstrom, Havens. 200 Freestyle - 2:19 - Thorn­ ton (McH) Sek (McH) LeHocky (W) 50 Freestyle - 28.5 - Shoemaker (W) Havens (W) Dancizk (McH) Weyland (McH) 100 Freestyle - 1:04 - Lund­ strom (W) Basley (McH) Dancizk (McH) 500 Freestyle - 6:15 - Thorn­ ton (McH) Fetzer (McH) 100 Backstroke - 1:09 - Townsend (W) Weyland (McH) Grom (McH) 100 Breaststroke - 1:21 - Sek (McH) Shoemaker (W) Zoia (W) Buda (McH) 400 Freestyle Relay McHenry - 4:23 - Fetzer Thornton, Basley, Sek. Varsity MCHS - 45, Woodstock, 31 200 Med. Relay - McHenry 1:51.4 - Topp, Berry, Heinrich, Betancourt 200 Freestyle - 1.50.7 - Hall (McH) Gitlif (W) Murray (McH) Menner (W) 200 I.M. - 2:21 - Heinrich (McH) Nihan (W) Reed (W) Roth (McH) 50 Freestyle - 24.1 - Ellis (W) Betancourt (McH) Relle (McH) Thompson (W) 100 Butterfly - 59.5 - Berry (McH) Gitlin (W) Brasil<?(W) Six (McH) 100 Freestyle - 50.3 - Hall (McH) Ellis (W) Relle (McH) Johnson (W) 500 Freestyle - 5.58 - Nihan (W) Arvidson (McH) Roth (McH) 100 Backstroke - 1:08 - Topp (McH) Sass (W) McNeal (W) Murray (McH) 100 Breaststroke - 1:08.6 - Heinrich (McH) Menner (W) Reed (W) Petty (McH) -400 Freestyle Relay - McHenry 3:37"'- Murray, Betancourt, Berry, Hall