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/ PAGE• -PI«Al\nj'\l.FR I i:»!tvv.o('Toft Eli i:t. 1S78 HE'S JUST A LITTLE GUY-Jimbo Mass, the 4'11" running back of the MeHenry Hornets Junior Football team, goes in for the extra point in their 20-6 win over Fox Lake last Sunday. Prior to this play, Jimbo, the smallest player on the team, scored a touchdown, his third of the season. Although smaller than the other players, Jimbo carries big statistics. He is the leading ground gainer on the Hornets, whose 3 win, 2 loss record is good for second place, just one-half game out of first. Sunday they travel to Antioch to battle the Vikings (3-1) and a MeHenry win will move the Hornets into first place. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Jacobs High Warriors Homecoming For Friday By Dick Rabbitt A newcomer to the Warrior schedule, Jacobs High School of Algonquin, is the Warrior opponent in tonight's homecoming battle at Mc- Cracken Field at 8 00 p.m. The Golden Eagles are tied in second place with the Warriors in the Fox Valley along with Woodstock and Crystal Lake South each with 2 wins and 1 loss Jacobs, under Coach Bob Bejeck lost their first con­ ference game last week to Crystal Lake Central 28 to 7 The Golden Eagles are led by quarterback John Bradshaw. a senior 6-12" and 185 lbs Halfbacks Todd Rhode and Dave Lang carry the mail for the Eagles, but when Bradshaw puts the ball in the air. his favorite target is senior end, Mark Hudson Junior Mike Hudson is the other end and often on the receiving end of one of Bradshaw s passes The Warriors fresh from a victory in Dundee, will not roll over and play dead It was been quite awhile since the Warriors have won a homecoming game, but with the added incentive of homecoming, along with a packed house, the Warriors should muster enough points to come out a winner The crew of Coach Bill Day looked mighty sharp in the first half against Dundee last Friday night A slight letdown in the early going of the third period gave the Cards a score, but the Warriors dug in and held when it was necessary to come up with a fine victory So fans, alumni, and students let's get out to the game tonight and root the Warriors to a homecoming victory MCHS Golfers Win Fox Valley Championship By Dick Rabbitt Coach Chuck Cuda's MeHenry High golf team won the first Fox Valley Conference Championship Tuesday at the MeHenry Country Club They shot a 315. easily out shooting runnerup Crystal Lake Central who came in with a 5:i8 score Todd Norman of Crystal Lake Central a sophomore, was medalist with a 36-38 74 Terry Kemke of the Warriors was runnerup with a 7K Hill Lang won a playoff over teammate Pat Becker to take 5rd each boy carding a 79 A1 2 Kemke. McH 78 Klkeroth also carded a 79 but 3 Lane. McH 79 finished 5th in the playoffs 4 Becker. McH 79 5 Ekeroth, McH 79 Tea m Scores 6 White, Dundee 80 McHKNRY ill 5 7 Kivley, McH 82 ( ' L Central m K P Levielle, C L S 82 C L S 342 9 V'olin, Jacobs 83 Cary Grove 351 10 Schwartz, McH 83 Dundee 352 .Jacobs 362 The Warriors will have Woodstock 373 played in the District yesterday Crown 416 at Waukegan, and if they Individual 1 Norman, C L C, 74 >ooscooooco!>soo«cococooocooc<»oocooococooooccoo5 ÂRIZONA SUN Western IWetr & Authentic Indian Jewelry FREE LAYAWAY! Am/os 3321 W ELM ST (RT 120) IOC 1 OOO J BY THE BRID G E I N M c H E N R Y v O i l " I O O O w u n . - m . i u t o * tooooooeocooopooeeoocftoosoccoooocooooaoooeoooooco LEATHER, SUEDE, DOWN, FLANNEL, DENIM "Get set for Fa l l and Winter" MON TM 10 to A, FRI. 10 to 9, SAT. * to 6 MeHenry Recreation Ladies Tuesday Nite League 10-10-48*- 7 p.m. Averages or better: W. Gehrke, 443; L. Freund, 384; W. Aylward, 458; P. Gass, 309; M Steinsdoerfer, 417; L. Stine, 462; G. Piatek, 392; E. Cygan, 437; M Poston, 432; B. Schurr, 423; T Meyer, 462; F. Man- zardo, 393; E. Nimsgern, 460; D. Michels, 350; C. Michels, 469; G. Steinsdoerfer, 466; G. Weick, 346; L Crouch, 352; S. McClory, 193 - 540; and P. Kosior. 450 Well, Sandy McClory, you're standing alone. You did it again with your 540 series. Beautiful bowling - keep it up and you too can join a scratch league. Railroads: K. Miller, 4-7-9-10 and P Kosior 5-10. McHeniy High / Booster Club The Boosters held their monthly meeting Oct. 5 at West campus cafeteria We discussed getting prices on the Microwave and T.V. We moved to purchase Booster jackets. They will be available to members only. Our Booster drive was a real success with our membership climbing to 120 members. Bill Day gave a talk on football and our team, which was very enjoyable Then Friday night he lead them to victory against Dundee Good job. Bill! FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Team w 1 pts opp Crystal Lake Cent 3 0 75 32 MeHenry 2 1 42 50 Jacobs 2 1 36 42 Woodstock 2 1 85 32 Crystal Lake S 2 1 33 31 Cary Grove 1 2 51 28 Dundee 0 3 27 66 Crown 0 3 18 87 Scorers td IP Joorfetz, Wood 6 36 Funk. C L S 5 30 Pence. C.L.C. 4 24 Schaefer, C.L.C Pat < 1 > - 6 3 24 Simon. Cary Grove 4 24 Nelson, Wood 3 18 Passers Britt. Cary Grove Pence, C L.C. Pat ton. Wood. Kickers Schaefer. C.L.C. Layer, Wood Mroz, McH Receivers 8 tied with 1 FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Varsity Crystal Lake Cent Crystal Lake South MeHenry Crown Central 20 Crystal Lake Crown 13 Crystal Lake Central 22 Crown 20 Lake South 5 Lake South 7 Crystal MeHenry Crystal MeHenry 20 20 Junior Varsity Crown l o MeHenry l o Crystal Lake Cent 0 1 Crystal LakeS o l Crown 15 - Crystal Lake Central 12 Crown 15 Crystal Lake Central 13 qualify, they will compete Monday in the Sectional to be held in Rockford MeHenry South 9 MeHenry South 13 15 Crystal Lake Crystal Lake 1 f $ j* A | | |$ v % i ' * Cheering For A Homecoming Win Friday night is the annual homecoming football game at McCracken field and these young ladies will be cheering in hopes of a Warrior win over Jacobs of Algonquin. MeHenry and Jacobs are currently tied for second place in the Fox Valley conference with identical 2 and 1 records. The homecoming games begin at 6 p.m. with the sophomore contest and the varsity game is scheduled to get under way at 8 p.m. The varsity cheerleaders are (front row, left to right) Susan Bland, Susan Butler, Patty Condon, Marl Nett, Richelle Alan-capt., Susan Schiller and JoAnne Blume; (back row, left to right) Elaine Poulos, Judy Honning, Patty McMillan, Margie Becker, Maria Warren and Peggy Broman. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Johnsburg Loses Homecoming Game Many sports fans would like to sfee the instant replay used on questionable calls by officials I dunno Those replays aren't all that great. Watch them from two different angles and they come up very confusing Besides, it will take all the fun out of the game if the players have to holler at a camera. The new telephone books have been delivered and I still haven't looked to see if my name is listed. That must be a record The MCHS Homecoming is just around the corner and it always brings back memories Some of you have heard our old tales before Some later arrivals in our fair city haven't When the football field was located in back of the East Campus school building, they had the old grads register. The oldest grad received a prize So did the one who covered the most miles to get here The late Thomas A. Bolger (Class of 1902) and the late Paul Doherty (Class of 1906) were sure bets to get the oldest grad prizes Ray Page (Class of 1908) is another who comes to mind Then came a day and I was presented with a one pound box of candy for being the oldest football player in attendance The gang around me had devoured the candy before 1 could report that MeHenry High didn't even own a football in my high school days. We did play basketball in the little gym at the school now known as Landmark The players referred to it as the "box car" gym. but were up in arms when they made it into an assembly hall and told us to play basketball on the tennis court north of the building Not much of a surface on that tennis court. It was covered with fine crushed stone that would grind into you pretty good if you happened to get upended during a game. For you comparative newcomers, let me report that we played Hebron on that court one day when sleet pelted against us. No crowd Students stayed in the school and wat­ ched through the windows. That's when men were men -- - and maybe a little dumb. Harold Phannenstill used to try to promote a dance for the grads at Homecoming, but the school didn't show much en­ thusiasm for the idea Watched the Dodgers humble the mighty Yankees in the first game of the World Series in a game that gave the crowd more action than finesse on the part of either team Our friend Terry Forster came in for another relief appearance and showed he can still mow em down And to think the White Sox gave up Forster and Gossage for a couple of interim players It gives me the heebee jeebees PICKUPS A wife defending her husband when somebody tried to cast unchristian-like reflections on his behavior "He's too fine. Too noble Too old". Courthouse Squares ^ YSI Talk about truth in advertising One builder advertises a new three- bedroom home tor $19 000', saying At this price, ft won t last long He s right -- five or ten years at t most The Johnsburg Skyhawks lost their fourth straight game Saturday, when they were shutout by the Harvard Hornets 21-0 at McCracken field Johnsburg managed only 60 yards in total offense in their first annual homecoming game Johnsburg was playing without senior quarterback and team leader Mike Behan, who was in MeHenry hospital recovering from serious in juries he sustained in the North Boone loss Behan will reportedly be lost to the team for the season Two Johnsburg quarterbacks could manage to complete only 3 of 23 passes for 31 yards A first half reverse on a punt return by Harvard, put the Johnsburg defense in a deep hole A Harvard back fielded the punt at his own 49-yard line, reversed it to Tony DeMay and DeMay scampered 38 yards down to the SkyHawk 13-yard line One play later, Dan Schroeder scored for the Hornets and the extra point made the score 7-0 Johnsburg took the kick-off and on the next series of downs an errant pass was intercepted by a Harvard defender The Skyhwak defense rose to the occasion however, and caused a fumble to return the ball to the offense Again, a budding Johnsburg drive was stalled by an in­ terception The half ended with John­ sburg trailing 7-0 The first time Harvard had the ball in the second half, a 35- yard pass for a touchdown capped a 67-yard drive The extra point was no good and Harvard had increased their lead to 13-0 I^ater, Schroeder scored his second touchdown of the game on a 73-yard run and a two point conversion gave the Hornets a 21-0 lead Johnsburg was unable to score as interceptions hurt the team throughout the contest The Hornets picked off five Johnsburg aerials The Skyhawks intercepted two Harvard throws The Skyhawks were paced on offense by running back Brian Roberts He gained 32 yards on 11 carries Friday . Johnsburg travels to Marengo to battle the Indians in another Shark conference game The Indians are 3-2 on the season and defeated Harvard earlier in the season Girls Field Hockey Team Of MCHS Edged Twice In Close Tilts Wonder Xtake Ontt ANDlMMftE Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH! FROM 11:30 to 2:00 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Serving Sandwiches and Special Combination Luncheons FEATURING Although the MeHenry girls field hockey team was defeated twice the past week by Schaumburg and Woodstock, the girls never gave up during the games Schaumburg won 1 to 0 The 1977 I H S A eham pions were held scoreless the first half by the MeHenry team With 10 minutes remaining Schaumburg broke through the MeHenry defense and scored the only goal of the game In the second game of the week the girls lost in overtime to Woodstock Chris Connell scored the first Warrior goal and was assisted by Sharon Smith Woodstock came back and scored the next three goals to take a 3 to 1 lead, and this was the score at halftime In the second half the MeHenry girls played aggressive, and scored when Chris Connell put the ball through the net, making the score 3 to 2 With less than 2 minutes remaining the Warriors brought the ball toward the Streak goal A deflected shot off Woodstock's goalie pads went to McHenry's Sue Haddick. and nifty bit of to stick handling enabled Sue score to tie the game In the tie breaker each team sent 5 girls to the line to shoot a penalty stroke MeHenry choices were Sharon Smith. Chris Connell. Terri Bohlman, Sue Haddick. and Sue Bielsky. Goalie Kathy Bitterman made some fine saves throughout the game and overtime, but the Blue Streaks were able to outscore the MeHenry girls and won. Sweeper Terri Bohlman made some fine scoops helping ad­ vance the ball down the field for MeHenry Coach Cis Morner has an inexperienced team, but they are improving with every game Team members are Chris Connell, Sharon Smith, Terri Bohlman. Sue Haddick, Sue Bielsky, Colleen Byrne, Jill W'ohnrade, Kathy Bitterman, Wendy Aissen, Julie Dowell, Sue Smith, Eileen Smith, Ix>rri Bohlman, Pam Rienholm The manager is Sherri Scar­ borough 2" • Chicken Chop Suey Fried Rice ft E|g Foo Young • Roast Pork Fried Shrimp, Fried Won ton Fried Rice ft Egg Roll • Shrimp Chop Suey Fried Rice ft 99s En Roil 1 • Beef Chop Suey Fried Rice ft ai; 2* Z - Friday Special - flSHERMAN'S WHARF Includes B -eaded Fish (Cod) Shnmp Scallops and! 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