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PLAINDEALER - PAGE 22 (Continued from page 21) and Joe Huemann from Marian Central. Ken Swanson's McHenry high baseball Warriors won their third game of the young season by defeating Carmel of Mundelein 6-2 at McCracken field. Barry Paulsen and Bob Sharp teamed up to limit the visitors to just three hits. Breaking two school records and four pool records the swimmers of Mike Shanahan defeated Maine North 91 to 80 at Maine North. Senior Whitey Hall set a Warrior record as he swam the 200 freestyle in Record time of 1.50:2 and Bill Heinrich also set a record in the 100 yd. breaststroke in 1.07:8. Dan Boland made his head coaching debut a success as his Warriors defeated b^th St. Viator and Wauconda in a triangular meet Mield "in McHenry. The Warriors rolled up 108 pts. to St. Viator's 46 and Wauconda finished third with 24 pts. The McHenry high baseball Warriors of Ken Swanson won their fifth game in a row, and first in the North Suburban as they defeated Mundelein 5 to 4. Barry Paulsen went the route tor his third win of the season, allowing only 6 hits. Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry high Warriors pounded out twenty hits, committed no errors enroute to a double win over North Chicago The Warriors behind the two hit pitching of Barry Paulsen won the opener in five innings 10 to 0. In the nightcap senior righthander Bobby Sharp had his curve ball working to perfection as the Warriors again pounded Warhawk pitching for a 9 to 3 victory. The wins were seventh and eighth of the season for the Warriors against no losses, and puts them tied with Zion with a 3 and () record in the North Suburban Eastern Illinois university's head golf coach, Mike McLaughlan. reports good things about Kenne Ludwig. now a junior in the school. Says the coach. "Kenne has become a valuable member of Kill 's golf team At present he is our No 2 golfer in competition The McHenry high Warriors defeated Crown 8 to 4, making it 10 wins in a row Then they won their 11th straight as they defeated Crystal Lake 8 to 1 Sixty-seven athletes from McHenry county joined five hundred and sixty-seven special Olympians from a five- county area for the track and field events of the Third Annual Northeastern Illinois Special Olympic games Athletes from I^ake. McHenry. Kane. Dupage and Kendall counties com­ peted Coach Mike Shanahan s McHenry high swimmers broke seven school records in an 88 to 84 win over Stevenson high school Whitey Hall broke the five minute barrier in the 500 freestyle, going the distance in 4 59.4 This is compared to a no hit game, fifty points in a basketball game, or over 200 yds rushing in football. Two McHenry women were among the 5.\ j tX)yfontestants in "Bonnie Bell 10,000 meter race for women at Lincoln Park in Chicago. Margie Boyer and Karen Pepping braved rain and temperatures in the 40's to compete in the largest women's sport ing event ever held in this country Ms Boyer. a senior at 'Aes 'ern Il l inois universi ty, f inished the 6.2 mile race in a I .me .»! 1.) minutes The winner th> race Beverly Roland of r '« oi a f inished in iT minutes, econds M - Pepping .; is ; .• '<i unt i . t t ime of 57 < * - : \ teer; minutes ' ; :ne: oi her age MAY Coach Mike Shannahan'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. Ken Swanson's McHenry Warrior baseball team swept a doubleheader at Lake Forest, 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. At the annual Ladies Nite of Johnsburg Community club, A1 May was presented a plaque for his achievements in basketball at North Park college. North Park college was the winner of Division 3, NCAA Cham­ pionship this year. Besides being a star on this team, A1 was also captain. The Old Bridge Softball club rebounded from an opening game loss to win four straight games and capture the con­ solation trophy at the Dug Out Inn in Trevor, Wis. The McHenry high track team in cool weather showed their heels to Zion and Crystal Lake in a triangular meet held in Zion. The Warriors scored 724 pts. to Zion's 57, and the Tigers trailed with 484. The Warriors also won the mile and 2 nrtile relavs. The McHenry High Warriors of Ken Swanson fan their season record to 16 and 1 with a 13-4 non-conference win over Dundee The Warriors lost an important doubleheader against the Libertyville Wildcats in which could decide the North Suburban crown. Coach Dan Boland had his Warrior track team in true form as they won the Wood­ stock Relays for the fifth straight time Coach Gary Gray's McHenry high tennis team won thr^ of four matches to run their season record to 15 and 6. The McHenry high school baseball Warriors became the North Suburban conference champions as the Mundelein Mustangs split a doubleheader with Zion. The Warriors split a doubleheader with Libertyville which gave them a tie for the conference championship. Then Mundelin played a doubleheader with Zion and won the opener 3 to 2 In the all important second game, the Mundelein team lost 5 to 3 which gave McHenry the un disputed conference cham- pionship\The Warriors record for the season was 19 wins against only 3 losses and they were 2 and 3 in the conference. Coach Dan Boland's McHenry high track team placed third in the North Suburan meet at North Chicago North Chicago, the pre-meet favorite, won as expected scoring 129 points. Montini Catholic school held its annual Athletic banquet and gave out the following awards; Most valuable player, girls softball. Kelly Ludwig and Jackie Weber; boys football, John Huff (offensive) and Paul Snyder (defensive); girls volleyball. Chris Knox; boys basketball Mike Sabatka; girls basketball. Jackie Weber; boys wrestling. Ben Schweder. and boys softball, Mike Dillon. The Mustang Award, given to one boy and one gir l who exhibit the most Christ ian at t i tude towards their involvement in athlet ics, went to Julie Nylander and Scott Truekenbrod McHenry's high school tennis team took fourth place in the North Suburban meet held at Mundelein Alter winning the North Suburban conference baseball championship for the first " .me in history. ' the Warriors had a Taste Of Victory A happy Warrior, perspiration streaming down his face, cuts down net. Al Reinboldt, senior center, and his teammates captured win over Hononegah to clinch the Regional basketball title in the MCHS gymnasium Friday night. It was the fifth time in the past seven seasons that McHenry Warriors have won the Regional competition. The team will now advance to the Sectional in Rockford, where they will meet Antioch Wednesday night at 8:30. Full coverage of the 47-40 victory in the Regional appears on sports page. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD letdown in the regional against Dundee. As a result the Warriors lost 5 to 3. Seniors Mike Burman and Al Reinboldt of Coach Dan Boland's McHenry high track team qualified for the state finals at Rockford Trailing after the field events, the McHenry "high Warriors turned on the power to w in going away in the annual county meet held at Jacobs high school. The Warriors outscored Woodstock 154 to 125 in what turned out to be a two team race. The McHenry high girls athletic teams for the 'past spring were honored at a banquet held at West Campus. A total of sixty-one girls were honored for their performances in badminton, softball and track Marian Central high school in Woodstock named Hans Rokus as its varsity basketball coach. He replaces Bud Grove JUNE Baseball all conference found six Warriors being selected to the North Suburban squad, including John Meyers. Bob Sharp. Bob Adams. Barry Paulsen. Jeff Meyers and Doug Oeffling The conference trophy that the team captured with their 11 and l record was a first during the history of Warrior baseball in McHenry. The MVP award was presented to Jeff Meyers who had a 411 average. 16 RBI's and led the team with nine doubles and 26 runs scored Coach Mike Shannon presented a pair of ' rophies in \arsi t> members o: the sv. ;m team. Mark Arvidson received the Most Improved award and the most valuable went to Jim Hall. Coach Marty Osterman presented the Most Valuable Player award to Lora Jacobs and Cathy Lauer was voted the most improved player on the MCHS girls softball team. MCHS Girls track awards were presented by Coach Pam Shaffer to the outstanding members of the track team. Receiving the MVP award was Carrie Mortell, while Terry D'Angelo and Sue Moulis shared the most improved award. Coach Bonnie Ruggero presented the MVP award to Jackie Wolf of the varsity MCHS girls team. Cindy Mann was voted the most improved player. Steve Haines was undefeated this year in dual meet com- petion and easily won the district and sectional com- petions. Steve, an eighth grader ran his time of 2:07.2 at the state finals held in Morton. He missed the state junior high record by only two seconds. Haines was also the anchor man on the 880 Medley Relay team. He was joined by eighth graders. Dennis Deja and Dave Giagnomi, and seventh grade/' Jim Wynveen. The relay team was undefeated in dual meet competion. second in district, fourth in sectional and fif th in s tate The Old Bridge Softball club knocked Johnsburg Tavern from the ranks of the un­ beaten in a thri l l ing second game in the McHenry Men's 16" league T h e M c H e n r y A m e r i c a n Legion team opened its season by dropping a doubleheader to DeKalb in McHenry, 9-7 and 7- 4. A former McHenry resident Walter Harbecke caught a Tarpon while fishing in the Caloosahatchee river near his home in Florida. Harbecke caught the tarpon while tarpon hunting for the first time. The fish weighed 110 pounds. Winners in the McHenry County Insurance Youth golf classic were Bob Frueh.Crystal Lake, first; Pat Sweeney, McHenry, second; Steve Kivley, McHenry, third; Pat Becker, McHenry, fourth; and Tom Kuntz of Crystal Lake, fifth, and sixth place went to Ron Waytula, McHenry. The first three place winners qualify to participate in the state tournament at Silver Lake Country club in Orland Park. Petersen park is the setting for the newly opened city tennis courts which are now available for play. John Eustice, tennis coach and teacher and long­ time recreation leader, directs a series of six-week's courses for both adult and children beginners. McHenry Youth le%gue President ' Curt Bremer presented a check for $296 to McHenry Rescue squad members. Cathy Klubertanz and Mike Thomal. the proceeds of a benefit games of softball. The managers and coaches of the major division were crowned champs of the benefit games. The old Bridge softball club won four game? to v. ' .n ' le r--»in- (Continuod -n .