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Tennessee dog flight tour­ nament winner was the team of Chuck Lynch, Dick Weber, Jack Smithson and John Christensen, with five teams tied for second place. "Hustler" Wattles' team had a go at it but poor putting was their downfall. The husband-wife golf outing, ably run by Sue and Tim Martin, Beth and Bob Jemiola, and Barb and Lloyd Kuehn was won by Lloyd Smith and Liz Nolan. Congratulations are in order to the winners of the various events. The two day Memorial Day tournament will be held at the club on Sunday and Monday, May 28-29 with the first round of the Directors' Tournament starting on Sunday, June 4. A welcome back to Ken Ludwig who will again be assisting pro Vale Adams in the Pro shop. • • • • Every special group has special reasons to justify its special demands for special privileges. * * * • When an individual makes up his mind to go to work, he's usually sur­ prised by the pleasant re­ sults. * * * * When you cease to be envious of your competi­ tors you give them reason to be envious of you. Warriors Win County Track Meet By Dick Rabbitt Trailing after the field events, the McHenry High Warriors of Dan Boland turned on the power to win going away in the Annual County Meet held at beautiful Jacobs High School last Monday evening. The Warriors outscored Woodstock 154 to 125 in what turned out to be a two team race. All was not going well for the Warriors in the early stages. Marengo, fast becoming a track power along with Cary Grove, had the Warrior coaches worried, as they began to build up a lead after the field events were completed. Mike Burman won the 3,000 meters the first of his two wins breaking his own record in the process, but still the Warriors trailed. When Chris Nowell won the 110 high hurdles by a nose, it seemed to send a spark throughout the Warrior camp. The 800 meter run sent the Warriors into first place as Kevin Weisenberger picked up a second, Tim Byers a fourth and Wayne Besserud a fifth. The 3,200 meter relay team of Besserud, Byers, Vince Lin- nane and Weisenberger sped to a easy win over Marengo, and the rest was anticlimatic. Burman also broke his own record in the 1,500 meter with a winning time of 4:11.7. A1 Reinboldt won the discus and Mike Williams won the long jump. Crystal Lake won the sophomore meet scoring 170 points. The young Warriors were fourth with 74 points. Netters End Season With 17 - 6 Record Coach Gary Gray's tennis team defeated both Cary Grove and Wauconda by the score of 4 to 1 to run their dual meet record to 17 and 6 for the season. In the Barrington district last week, Phil Kent lost a three set heartbreaker to Mark Findley of Barrington 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 in his bid to qualify for the state meet. Sophomore Tim Sabatka lost a 7-5,6-4 match to Tom Surrock of Antioch. In doubles action Steve Williams and Mike Gende defeated Mundelein 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 and then lost to Barrington's Talbot and Bartling 6-0, 6-0. Rich Backs and Rich Sompel were upset by Ritcherland and Rezin of Antioch 6-4, 6-3. McHenry vs. Wauconda Singles No. 1: Phil Kent vs. Chuck Steiner, McH., 6-4, 6-4. No.2: Steve Williams vs. Chuck Lundgren, Wau., 2-6, 7-5, 6-3. No. 3 Tim Sabatka vs. Mike Johnson, McH. 6-0, 6-1. Doubles No. 1 Rich Backs and Rick Sompel, vs. Andy Hoerer and Jim Lambriris, McH., 7-5, 6-1. No. 2. Mike Gende and Rich Sund vs. Scott Thornton and Dave Shofield, McH., 6-2, 6-0. Final Score: McHenry 4 - Wauconda 1 McHenry vs. Cary Grove Singles No. 1 Phil Kent vs. Jeff Kightlinger, McH., 7-5, 7-5. No. 2 Steve Williams vs. Jim Anderson, McH., 6-2, 6-4. No. 3 Tim Sabatka vs. Chris Easty, McH., 7-5, 6-4. Doubles No. l Rich Backs and Rick Sompel vs. Jim Berghorn and Tom Yount, McH., 6-3, 6-4. No. 2 Mike Gende and Paul Bazan vs. Greg Leifel and Von Heim Burb, C.G., 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. Final Score: McHenry 4 - Cary Grove 1 Pitchers Covalt, Dave Hansen, Bob Paulsen, Barry Sharp, Bob Adams, Bob Covalt, Dave DiBlasi, Brian Greve, Brian Hansen, Bob Meyers, Jeff Meyers, John Oeffling, Doug. Paulsen, Barry Rogers, Mark Sharp, Bob Bentz, Don Frantz, Tim Glick, Henry Mayberry, Bennett Mroz, Mike Prust, Pete Teuber, Pat Thomas, Brett Ziszik, Marie MCHENRY HIGH BASEBALL 1978 (all games) inn w 1 h r er bb i 19-4 Record In all games, Bob Adams had 19 RBI's, Jeff Meyers 16, Mark Rogers 12, and John Meyers 10. 1 % TON FLOOR 1ACK SETTING A RECORD - In the 3200 meter relay of the County meet, Tim Byers prepares to hand off the baton to Vince Linnane, who will run the third leg of the race. In photo at right, Kevin Weisenberger crosses the finish while raising his hands in victory. These three, with Wayne Besserud who ran the first leg, set a new record with a time of 8:23.0. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Have a beautiful future tfre Pivot Point way Learn faster and perform better in the shortest possible time Our "Approved Pivot Point School" teaches the Pivot Point International Scientific Approach to Hair Design Program, the world's most comprehensive educational system For Information and Brochures please call 815-963-6246 School of Hair Design Formerly Main College of Beauty Culture, now under new ownership Walter lulinski and Marc Benaim 1405 N. Main Rockford 963-6246 iNsriTuieofg a r uiE 6 - PLAINDKALER -FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 EARL WALSH So I Hear SADDLE CLUB June 24: 9th Annual Youth Horse Show, sponsored by the McHenry County Saddle Club, 9:00 a.m., McHenry County Fair Grounds, Woodstock. Rain date July 8. Further details, contact LeRoy Eddy, 338-4156. Judge: Mr. Bill Werner. June 25 : 27th Annual Open Horse Show, sponsored by the McHenry County Saddle Club. 9:00 a.m., McHenry County Fair Grounds, Woodstock. Rain date July 9. Further details, contact LeRoy Eddy, 338-4156. Judge: Mr. Bill Mark. * * * * When the great men of this earth are revealed in the happy hereafter, there will be,many surprises. Ready For State SPORTS EDITOR IN FLIGHT, and this jump of 6.25 meters by Warrior Mike Williams was good for a first place win in the long jump competition of the County meet. Williams also captured a third in the 100 meter dash. Marty Deener finished third in the long jump with a leap of 5.95 meters. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD . Last week a Cub fan said of his team: "They ain't doin' so good." On Tuesday morning the standings showed his team to be in second place only one half game behind Philadelphia. Let me say to that Cub fan: "That ain't bad!" If the Cubs had made a catcher out of Larry Bittner (.298 average last year), they would be in first place. No charge for that advice. Going up the church steps, we head a voice calling out loudly - - and it wasn't a voice from hesfren. Big John Busscher had stopped his car to question if we were going to church to pray for our White Sox. »: Our faith in prayer knows no bounds if you add a few good base hits. > Those Yankees are loaded with more than money. Imagine a first baseman like Jim Spencer sitting on the bench. '« Sorry, but there is no way we oan print all the high school Sports statistics turned in by 4j[ur man in motion, Dick Rabbitt. ; Typesetters would have to -burn the midnight oil and •Foreman Dick would have to put a stretcher on the pages. . Dick Rabbitt's enthusiasm jttver ends so he looks for good These Warriors will be representing McHenry at the IHSA State Track meet Friday and Saturday. A1 Reinboldt (top) and Mike Burman (right) wasted no time in preparing for the meet, as they both won first place finishes in the McHenry County track event Monday. Reinboldt captured a first in the disc with a throw of 45.22 meters, and finished second in the shot put with a distance of 15.14 meters. Burman set a new county record when he completed the 3000 meter run in a time of 8:58.7 to help pace the Warriors to the county championship as they finished with a total of 154 points. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD days ahead in McHenry High sports. They have done real well this year. Dick notes that un­ derclassmen in various sports have been prominent and that makes the future look good. I have a hard time reading my own writing much less trying to decipher some of the handwritten reports coming to our desk lately. So, unless you are an ex­ ceptional penman, please type or have somebody type the copy you submit. In the newspaper business, it is a sin to misspell a person's name so let's make 'em clear. If I'm going to sin, I want to pick out a different category than misspelled names. Clearing Off The Sports Desk THE RACKET CLUB Several tournaments are moving toward the finals and some have been completed with exciting championship mat­ ches. LOCAL PLAYERS LISTED: "A" Doubles -- Joan Melahn (C.L.) and Polly Palko (Lakewood) defeated Sandra Bishop (C.L.) and Kathy Bolger (McHenry) 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. mens; "C" Doubles - Tom Hanahan Johnsburg) and Alan Gow (C.L.) defeated Ray Boge (C.L.) and Dave Miller-(C.L.) 6-4. 6-1.