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OCTOBER 25,1»7K PHONE (815)728-0235 Bring a Friend I THURSDAY EVENING 9 ¥ v Me Henry Championship9 Now To State Youth League Hutch Meyer was elected President of the McHenry Youth League at its October meeting last Wednesday Jim Thennes was chosen vice president for the Mini and Minor divisions and Bob Mortell vice president for the Seniors and Majors Other officers elected were John Tonyan. secretary; Dan McNulty. treasurer Joe Scher. player agent, and Jerry Sharpe. equipment manager The next meeting of the Youth league will be Wed nesday. November 15 at the V'FW Hall Marian Central In Conference Cross Country Sue Hutchinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bill Hutchinson, won the Round Lake District Tennis championship in the number 1 singles on Saturday On her way to the cham­ pionship Sue defeated Sue Ordorizzi of Waukegan West 6- 2. 6-0, Lisa Jackson of John- sburg 6-0. 6-0 In the semi finals she defeated Julie Barnes of Waukegan East 5-7. 6-4. 6 2 Playing in the finals Sue defeated Janet McMurray of Antioch 6-2, 6-1 Throughout the tourney Sue won 53 games and lost 18, and her season record goingmto the state finals is a nifty 23 wins and 5 losses Sue is the first representative from McHenry High to reach the state finals in tennis AH Warrior fans are wishing her luck this weekend at Arlington Heights in the State Finals Crystal Lake Central Overpowers Warriors Tigers really put the game out of reach as they scored three times Pence went in from the 1 for a 16 to 0 lead Schaefer scored again from the 1 and kicked the PAT for a 23 to 0 lead, and with just seconds remaining Pence found Bill Mack open for a 37 yd pass good for the T I) Schaefer's kick was again good and the Tigers led at the intermission :«) to 0. The Warriors took the second half kickoff back to the 20 They were forced to punt against the wind and the Tigers took over on the Warior 30 Pence finally went over from the one yd line Schaefer's kick was again good and the Warrior trailed 37 to 0 Several plays later Mack intercepted a Warrior pass on the Warrior 36 Pence then threw a 37 yd pass to Mack who took it in the end zone for a T D The PAT was no good and the Warriors trailed 43 to () at the end of the third period In the final period the Tigers managed to score one more T D as Graves threw a 10 yd pass to Freund for the final score of the day. and a happy homecoming for the Tigers It was a case of too much manpower on the part of the Tigers The Warriors did not have good field position during the game except at one time they had the ball on the Tiger 18. and could not move it against the strong Tiger defense The Tigers have a well balanced team, they can pass, they can run. they block, and they tackle They have the makings of a fine football team; The Warriors were simply beat by a better football team on Saturday Friday night the Warriors again play in their own class when the ' Gators" of Crystal Lake South come to McCracken Field It should be a good name Crystal l^ake Central io 20 13 6 49 McHenry 0 0 0 0 o Scoring Schaefer 25 FG Schaefer 1 yd run Schaefer kick Pence. 1 yd run Schaefer. 1 yd ran - Schaefer kick Mack. 37 yd pass from Pence Schaefer kick Pence. 1 yd run Schaefer kick Mack. 37 yd pass from Pence Freund 10 yd pass from Graves Warrior Slats Hushing Y'ogt 14 for 47 yds Gerstad 6 for 10 yds Frantz 3 for 3 yd Passing Prust 2 for 15 '4 intercepted) 21 yds Sabatka 2 for 9 < 1 intercepted) 19 yds Receiving: Frantz, 1 for 12 yds Nowell. 2 for 24 yds Gerstad. 1 for 4 yds New Dates For Red Cross Swim Lessons Due to a clerical error, the dates for Bed Cross swim lessons to be given at McHenry West high school have been changed Lessons will begin Saturday. Oct 28 Registration for in- district residents will be in the West campus main office Wednesday. Oct 25 and Thursday. (X-t 26. from 6:30 to H 30 p m Out-of-district registration will take place only on Oct 26 For further information call 385-7077 BLOCK THAT KICK--Kd Walker of the Warriors barely missed blocking this field goal attempt by Mike Schafer of Crystal Lake. The kick was good however, and were the first three points for Crystal Lake, which went on to score 46 more points in a 41M) pasting of the Warriors. In the second quarter, Jim Althoff of McHenrv did block an extra point trv. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD * EARL WALSH' T So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR Glenn Peterson says we should get those bird houses up right now and start feeding "If you don't", says Glenn, "they will pass you by" Maybe that's why some fine feathered friends have ieft us Only the sparrows are loyal Don Hones and his wife were back in the old home town last week and welcome as the flowers in May to their many friends Hadn't seen Warren Holly in some time until he and "Doc" Donnelly ambled down Riverside Drive Sunday morning Warren must see a big change in his old stamping grounds at the corner where he operated a gas station for many years The very attractive Windhill Pancake Parlor is now drawing crowds to that location Guess that's enough Will have to start on another of these ramhlings real soon Deadlines creep up on you like a tight garment Mcllenrv School league Palace Bowl I6-IK-7N It was an exciting night and some tremendous scores were racked up by several people vour reporter a definite ex­ ception). For the men, R Justen was number one with a high game of 242 and high series of 576. while R Wiedemann had 223 and a 559, and J Lescher out did himself with a 203 and 559. The women did their share with E. Rogers burning the alleys with a200 and a 204 for a series total of 554 and S. Blume coming thru with a 202 and 508 Because of good scores some averages went up by a few pins. F Steinmetz. E Rogers and G Lofgren raised theirs by 4 pins; R Wiedemann went up 5. and J Lescher added 6 to his. Only R Hoover (5-8-10) picked up a split For the third time the pizza will go to The Easys knew Farrell's Follies was a one shot bunch. One bowler (known only as B B ) fouled and in penance crawled on her knees back to the starting line Next week we'll bowl for Halloween goodies". Farrell's Follies 18 6 Glawe Worms 16" _> 74 TheStrugglers 14' u 9'2 Bud's Babes 14 10 Bud's W izers 14 10 The Easys 13 11 Pickups 13 11 Bail roads. Inc 10 14 The marks 9 15 Flakey Four 8 16 Royal Rollers 7 17 Vaggabonds 7 17 K Lescher Sue Hutchinson of McHenry, returns volley in the Finals of the I.H.S. Girls' State District Tennis Tournament last weekend at Round Lake. Sue won four straight (single) matches to become the first McHenry High School girl ever to win the State District Tennis tournament. Sue with a season record of 23-5 will play in the State Finals to be held at Arlington High School, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. PHOTO BY WFG THOMAS Sue Hutchinson Wins District t from Your SMcHenry Area Chamber of Commerce FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. . . BEGINNING NOV. 2nd McHENRY RETAIL BUSINESS PLACES WILL BE OPEN EVERY Sid Luckman and Bill Osmanski former Chicago Bear s stars, will appear as panelists on a program featuring Harold Red Grange Sat .Oct 28. at Fdman chapel Wheaton College The Evening with Bed Grange program is scheduled for 8 15pm Luckman an All American football player at Columbia University. was the Bears quarterback for 12 seasons starting in 1939 Osmanski joined the Bears in 1939 and played seven seasons as fullback Grange will be in Wheaton Oct 28 to dedicate the Bed Grange Heritage Gallery at the DuPage County Historical Museum The dedication is scheduled for 4 Mi p m The "Evening with Bed (•range program is open to i t ie publ ic Persons may request up to four reserved scats by wr i t ing tn Al l \mer ican Seventy Seven. In* 1 ' ( ) box 77, W heaton I I ! . i>o|87 w i th a stamped sel l addressed en \ e lope The Bed Grange Heritage Gallery wil l honor l ive DuPage County cit izens including Bev Bil l Graham Judge Klbert I I <iarv ( <i l Robert M< ( ormick and John W ' iates Grange who played professional footbal l wi th the Chicago Bears and old New York \ ankees. is probably best remembered for the f ive touch downs he scored against the I niversi ty of Michigan on Oct IH, I9LM He is t ied for the season scor ing record of 78 fxunts wi th two other I l l inois players Saturday. Oct 21. Marian Centrals cross country team competed in the West Suburban Catholic con lerence The Frosh Soph team came in first, with 44 team points Sophomore Paul Sandall came in first, leading all the others by about one minute The next four finishers were Marian's Mike Eisele. Brad Gregroy. Mark Peschke and Tom Wottrang Benet's team came in second with a team score of 49 Marian's varsity finished fourth, behind Benet. Marmion. and I C of Elmhurst. in that order Darryl May of Johnsburg came in third for Marian Mike bavis. Mike DiPirro. Jesse (.arcia and Bob Lister finished Itehind May Enough Said Many people who are too polite to talk with full mouths think nothing of talking with empty heads. -Gosport, Pensacola. By Dick Babbitt In an excellent display of football on Saturday afternoon, the Crystal Lake Tigers defeated the McHenry Warriors by the score of 49 to 0 It was simply a case of too much manpower on the part of the Tigers They ran and passed at will against the un dermanned Warriors, who had five players on the sidelines in street clothes Whether these five would have made any difference remains to be seen The Tigers kicked off to the Warrior 40 The Tigers held and the Warriors punted against the wind to the Tiger 42. The Tigers marched to the Warrior 14, where they held, and Schaefer kicked a field goal with 7 00 remaining to give the Tigers a 3 to 0 lead The Tigers held after the ensuing kickoff and marched to the Warrior 1. where Schaefer went in for the T D and kicked the PAT for a 10 to 0 lead with 1 20 left in the opening period Out Of Reach In the second period the WANTED YOUNG MEN AGES 18 TO 35 TO JOIN THE NOW FORMING Wonder Lake Area Jaycees Have always thought November was the most im portant month of the year Now. I am told that October rates higher I^et's look at the records My birthday is in November So is Kathy < Blake > Orttel's, one of my favorite nieces Then came another im­ portant November event Our granddaughter. Aleen Walsh, came along to bring sunshine into our lives nine years ago Cousin Dorothy W alsh w as also a November baby, but she isn't having birthdays any more Harvey Nye and Bay McGee are Novemberites So is Verona Ftten Verona s is the same day as mine Twins, we are From what 1 hear and what I read. October is the month of The Holy Rosary, library month and restaurant month I can only conclude that it is a munth to pray, read and eat Nothing wrong with taking a whirl at all three *ot a single word about ill in the Sunday sports ba Worl j but not forgotten is the Series Owner George Steinbrenner of the Yankees contends that the umpires weren't fair is listed in metropolitan papers with the big time sports shows Pretty good for a boy from lil* ol" McHenry No baseball today, but Bill Veeck put the Sox in the news last week by naming the ever- popular Don Kessinger as the new manager Veeck gave Kessinger a couple of coaches who know the shape of the diamond when he hired Bobby Winkles and Joe Sparks Both have had high marks in the managerial end of the game It isn't the end of the world when you lose a game Let's just say you don't shout from the rooftops when your football team loses by a score of 49 to 0 as our Warriors did at Crystal Lake Central Saturday af­ ternoon We are loyal to our own teams, but like it better wben they put a little frosting on our loyalty It wasn t easy to stay with the Bears - Tampa Bay game Almost turned it off to watch one of those shows where the good guy always wins when Avellini s first pass was in­ tercepted Let's think of something more palatable They are serving a chicken dinner at the American Legion Hall next Sunday Year after year people go back for this annual feed It has to be good Seems a bit early However, when a Building Commissioner tells you it is time to put up houses, you have to listen SID LUCKMAN 1st MIETINC MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1978 7:30 P.M. at WONDER LAKE INN 5506 E. WONDER LAKE RD. WONDER LAKE, IL •When somebody mentioned that tieorge is a class guy. you sheuldhave heard the class he w;$ put in by some listeners 0 4;'% football has taken the hnielight The Bob O'Neill show 4 m \