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I> \4 ,i: , - I*L.\I\1>1". U i.lt FRIDAY, MAY 26. I97K • -- r m 7im*wrm*M **** * i m imiibii * * *• +4 * MM! Mm * •pgr# #wm * MI MMMI immmhk i^Nfif • •• - IT WAS CLOSE - as the runners in the 110 meter high hurdles near the finish in the McHenry county track tourney last Monday. It was also a first place finish for McHenry, as Chris Nowell, third from right, was first across the line in a time of 1S.8 seconds. Nowell also added a second place win for McHenry in the 300 meter low hurdles. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Marian's Anthony Huemann And Tom Siciliano Plan To Attend Wisconsin - Stout Menomonie, Wis.--Two outstanding prospects from Marian Central Catholic High School, Anthony Huemann and Tom Siciliano, will attend University of Wisconsin-Stout this fall, according to head coach Lyle Eidsness. Huemann, 6'1", 185, who played on offense and defense was named his squad's most valuable player. He was selected to the all-area team and received special mention on the all-state's squad. ; Siciliano. 5' 8", 180, whose speed should help in the of­ fensive backfield, gained 1,000 yards in his sophomore year. Huemann plans to major in businiess administration and Siciliano in psychology. Eidsness, who accepted the Stout coaching job last season after being named Minnesota's high school coach of the year in 1977, has recruited heavily this spring to bolster a rebuilding program. "We expect Anthony and Tom and other top prospects like them to play a major role in our rebuilding plans, Eid­ sness said. Oakton Dominates In Skyway Tennis Oakton dominated the Skyway Conference by winning every singles and doubles position at the conference meet and going ur.lefeated in dual meet competition. Below are the results of the Skyway Conference Tour­ nament. Oakton F.lgin Lake County McHenry Waubonsee Truman Morton pts 21 9 8 4 3 3 1 1 ATHLETES AWAY TERRY REILLY Terry received a basketball scholarship at Valley City State university in North Dakota. Terry's tennis season was very successful too. Terry played no. :i singles and no. 1 doubles for Rock Valley. His record in singles was 22-3. All of Terry's loses came to a player from Harper college. His double record was 17-8. Terry was seated 2nd in the state tour­ nament he qualified for, by winning his sectional. He ad­ vanced to the finals of the state tourney but lost 6-3. 6-3. Terry also received 2nd place in the conference play. McHENRY HIGH GIRLS TRACK COUNTY MEET Placed 6th County Champs (1st places) 880 med. relay: - Honning, Haddick, Hutchinson and Mortell. 440 yd. Dash: - Mortell 2nd Place High Jump: Peterson 3rd Place 220 yd. Dash: - Mortell. 5th Place 2 mile: - Moulis 6th Place Mile Relay: • Di'Angelo, Kottke, Moulis and Peterson LAKEFOREST INVITATIONAL 13tk 880 med. Relay: - Honning, Hutchinson, Haddick and Mortell. { On The Sidelines By Dkk RebbHt If you look at the McHenry High Warriors' baseball S jiji statistics you can see why they were North Suburban §! champions. The Warriors as a team batted .287 in 23 ball ;i;i games. D.H. Tim Frantz was the leader with a nifty .498 ;j> vaerage, followed by Jeff Meyers with .411. Bob ;iji "Cowboy" Adams rounded out the big three with _< a .389 mark. In conference play the Warriors hit .297, not bad for ijij a team that plays in the chill of northern Illinois. The Warriors fielded .955, committing only 33 errors for §j the season. There are two teams in Chicago that do that ijij every week. "Bear" Paulsen led the pitching staff with 7 wins agains only 1 defeat. His E.R.A. was a slight 1.67. Bobby Sharp went one better winning and losing 1, but a E.R.A. of 1.32. All in all the Warriors allowed the opposition less than 2 runs per game. Any time you can do that in baseball you are bound to be a winner. So :!;! congratulations are in order to Coach Ken Swanson and ig his band of mighty Warriors for a job well done. What a ijij: way to leave the North Suburban. A few more bouquets to be passed out, A1 Reinboldt and Mike Burman both qualified for the state track finals in §: Charleston this weekend. Mike qualified in both the mile and two mile runs, and A1 picked up his ticket to Charleston in the shot and discus. They will be headed down Charleston,way this weekend, and we along with all Warrior fans wish than well. The gals get into the picture, Debbie Freeland a catcher and Lora Jacobs a shortstop were both picked on the All Conference team this past season. They along with their coach Mary Osterman are to be congratulated for a nice |j job this spring. The girls' softball team, badminton team, and the thinclads all did well this past spring. With a lot of underclassmen on their squads, we look for better and brighter things in the coming years ahead. The Warriors are going to have to upgrade their outdoor facilities in the near future or are going to be the ghetto of the Fox Valley Conference. Spent last Tuesday afternoon at the County Track Meet at Jacobs High School and was completely amazed at their facilites. An all weather metric track was the first & item, a natural setting in a bowl like atmosphere, bleachers with steel seats, no splinters allowed, a huge concession stand below what seemed to be a mile long press box. Plenty of room for S.I.H. and then some. ijii Woodstock is putting in a new all weather track, Crystal f Lake, Crown, Dundee and Cary Grove all have similiar tracks. Noticed a big board with a list of donors to the Jacobs cause. Seems like a lot of the material and labor was donated by good hearted citizens. Maybe this will get someone to thinking of a similiar idea for McCracken Field; it is at least a possibility. Next week we will have the North Suburban All Conference team for you. They met last night in Mundelein for their annual meeting. Coach Swanson can ijij go to the meeting with a fist full of statistics that will be hard to beat. Winning the championship gives the big guy ijij one step in the door to nominate several for the honors. As i& usual it will be a dog fight, these types of meeting always x- end up that way. We are at least hoping he can get his xi share of boys on the team. They deserve it for the fine jiji year they had the past season.. You can go a long way in our DL Coupe before you're short of fuel. Not to mention the fact that you'll always go in style. The DL Coupe is fully equipped with features like • front wheel drive • steel belted radial tires • adjustable front bucket seats • rack and P bi inion steering • AM push utton radio • power assist front disc brakes • electric rear window defogger and the • 1600 SEECT engine, which runs on the lower cost regular gas. As you can see, the beauty of our Coupe is more than skin deep. ITNOTONIY HAS BEAUTIFUL LINES, ITHAS BEAUTIFUL FIGURES. 47/32BiBG. SUBAMJ1NEXFEMSIVE.AND BUILT TO SHY THAT WKK •According to 1978 EPA test estimates, the 5 speed DL Coupe gets 47 highway 32 city M.P.G. Your actual mileage may vary depending on the way you drive, driving conditions, the condition of your car and whatever optional equipment you may have. ? Subaru of America, inc.. it»7x EUROPA MOTORS RTE. 120 V* MILE EAST OF McHENRY PHONE 385-0700 i b I i~H 11 n i fT »" A tight corner and the MGB Roadster driven by Wayne Gaylord bites for traction during the "Clod Hopper" field event Sunday, May 21. Gaylord was the only entry to break the 50 second mark when he completed the course in a time of 49:99 to capture Class one and the fastest time of day. LAKE REGION SPORTS CAR CLUB An MGB Roadster driven by Wayne Gaylord captured the Class One (engines under 2000cc) win, as well as the "Fastest Time of Day", when he drove the dirt course in a time of 49.99 seconds. The event, titled "Clod Hopper One" was the first field event of the season, and held on a field south of McHenry. Pylons had to be navigated on the course that contained a pair of sweeping turns, three tight corners and straightaways. Club members and invited guests drove a four lap familiarization run, that helped make the field more acceptable for the sports cars. Event chairman Wayne Allen was the only other driver to Bill Jepsen of McHenry, competing in his first Lake Region Sports Car event, drives through | sweeping turn. His time of 51:01 in his Honda Accord was good for a second place finish in Class one. break the 50 second barrier. He recorded an unofficial time of 49.37 behind the wheel of his Honda Civic. Finishing second in Class One was Bill Jepsen of McHenry as he drove the track in a time of 51.1 in a Honda Accord. It was a battle of a pair of Volvos for third place with Dick Rotter of Algonquin edging out Tom Wingate of Crystal Lake by a 52.80 to 52.93. In Class Two (engines over 2000cc) a Datsun 280z driven by Dennis Carlton, captured the win with a lap time of 50.80. Camaros driven by John Herdener and Terry Cable finished second and third with times of 51.35 and 52.36. Fourth place was won by Dick Four- nier with a time of 54.34 behind the wheel of Corvair. In the ladies division, Jeannie Allen captured the win in her Honda Civic with a time of 55.16 and Kia Tov drove a Camaro to a second place finish with a; time of 56.88. The next event of the local! sports car club will be a non-; competitive rallye to the* Brooks Stevenson Auto, museum in Wisconsin. LRSCC meets on the third* Thursday of each month at the- McHenry American legion on Ringwood road. Meetings start at 8 p.m. : • r ! GIRLS SOFTBALL McHENRY HIGH I The McHenry high girls softball team closed out tne season with a 5 to 3 loss to Crystal Lake last week. Eight errors proved the downfall to the gals. Vicky Kopsell scored two of the three runs and she paired with Sharon Smith for a nifty double steal during the game. Catcher Debbie Freeland and shortstop Lora Jacobs were picked on the all conference team. Miss Jacobs was also honored by her teammates by being selected as the Most Valuable Player the past season. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION Smith, lb Jacobs, ss Connell, 2b. Lauer,rf. Switzer, If. Glick, p. Oeffling, 3b. Dalton, ph Totals Bohlman, c Freeland, c Kopsell, cf. Dercole. cf. ab 3 1 2 0 26 6 3 r h e 3 6 8 5 9 3 MCHS 2 10 0 0 0 0 Crystal Lake 3 1 0 1 0 0 x ESTATE OF ARTHUR THELEN Deceased, FILE NO. 78-P-151 Notiice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on May 18, 1978. to Harold Thelen, 5720 N. Wilmot, McHenry, IL. 60060, whose attorney of record is James M. Mclntee, 3436 W. Elm, "SSmay Settled within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. HELEN M.BOSWELL . Clerk of the Court .U (Pub. May 26, June 2 & 9,1976) * Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE - The Board of Education of School District 15 will receive sealed bids on stage curtains until 10:00 A.M.' on Wednesday, June 7,1978, in the Administration Center, 39M W. Main St., McHenry. Bid documents may be obtained from the same office. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject arw and-or all bids, waive any bid technicalities and award the* bid in the best interest of th? School District. Dorothy Vick Secretary, District 15 ,> Board of Education „ (Pub. 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