The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Rotes & Reels in Sti ibied I Ready to go throw the ball like they I- PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1979 E 6 , -v: m fOOTBALL • 4 *•>. By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON -- One has to respect the views of Joe Robbie, of the Miami Dolphins, in his explanation of why he refused to continue the pre-season exhibition between the Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Bucs. Miami was in the position of having little to gain. Also, as Robbie pointed out, too many injuries are likely in a game that rivals-for the Bucs dearly want to beat their more famous state competition-a season game, in interest and intensity. Robbie says he had three top players hurt in the exhibi­ tion game in 1978, including Bob Griese. Nevertheless, : after respecting these views, it's too bad the game can't continue to be played. It was a money maker-and something is wrong when two teams, their coaches and players, can't be brought to reason and a common outlook on a "natural" game of this kind. Behind the action lies a family angle, the opposition of . Tampa's owner to Robbie's wife's involvement in soccer at Fort Lauderdale. That shouldn't be injected into pro football scheduling. But humans being human, it's a big emotional factor. Dr. Donald Kidd Is shown with his trophy for winning first place in his division for the 54-hole club championship at the Crystal Lake Country club and the silver plate for second in the round robin team tennis. Other winners included second in bis division of the Sherwood match play (72 holes); second in his division of the He-She golf tournament; and first in team tennis for the holiday tournament. He tied for second in the grandfathers' golf tournament. ( STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Warriors Open At Home [Against Grant Tonight " \ > The McHenry Warriors will >open their home season tonight * "against the Grant Bulldogs at >McCracken Field. To add luster -4 >to the home opener, it will also **>be Parents' Night. Parents of •4*the varsity players, ^^cheerleaders, and managers >will be honored at pre-game »' "ceremonies, along with a social Valour after the game at West »~!«Campus. The Warriors will try and ^bounce back after their narrow "'.^defeat at Stevenson last week T ."toy the score of 14 to 12. Coach 'DSchlender and his staff have the if'IWarriors working hard this * Inveek. One doubtful starter for *ihe Warrior may be senior #*£afety Barry Anderson. The X *>oung Warrior injured an ankle % ih last weeks game, and at this ,4ime is not known whether he will be in uniform or not Friday ;« night. » ' The Warriors will have their f ? work cut out Tor them tonight . * • Grant surprised a lot of people * «last Friday night with a 20 to 7 * * win over the Gators of Crystal » • Lake South. Holtdorf, Bulldog ' v quarterback, put the ball in the ; •, air 33 times last weekend for 12 * completions good for 257 yards * *• and three touchdowns. On the other hand, the Warriors showed a pretty good defense last Saturday. If they can come up with another top effort, and get the offense moving, it could be a whale of a game. Why don't you journey down to McCracken Field Friday night and watch the Warriors in action. You won't be disappointed. McHenry Harriers Lose To Antioch, Stevenson In Dual The McHenry High cross country team dropped a pair of dual meets last week, losing to Antioch and Stevenson. In the Antioch meet Wade Cepulis finished 4th, Brian Wurgler 7th, Ray Bourey 8th, Tom Creutz 11th and Joe Mullen 12th. Against Stevenson Cepulis finished 3rd, Wurgler 5th, Bourey 6th, Creutz 11th and Mullen 12th Frosh-Soph Wins a Pair The frosh-soph continued on their winning ways by defeating Antioch and Stevenson in a pair of dual meets. They defeated Antioch 19 to 38, with Jim Wynveen taking first place, Gordon Bourey second, Jeff Wallace 3rd, Darren Cepulis 6th, and Doug Maris 7th. In the Stevenson meet, the locals won 18 to 40. Wynveen again took first place, Bourey second, Wallace 4th, Cepulis 5th, and Maris 6th. Tomorrow the Warriors travel to Streamwood, and on Saturday are at the Wauconda Invitational. Happiness is at once the best, the noblest and the pleasantest of things., -Aristotle. RACKET SALE!!! 20% OFF on all Tennis, Racquetball, Badminton Rackets and accessories Many LARSE SELECTION to choose from... Com* and Us NEW OWNERS &i9er RUNNING SHOES We're McHenry's COMPLETE SPORTS STORE! f r . awC* Robin Jensen, left, Sarah Fox and Ricky Jensen take pleasure in a bull's eye one of them has just scored. It's all in preparation lor the Campfire Olympics scheduled Sunday, Sept. It, at 913 N. Curran road, McHenry. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Right on target with Camp- fire! Looks like these girls were caught practicing archery for the 'Campfire Olympics" to be held on Sunday, September 16, at 1:30 p.m. Girls, ages 6-18, and boys, ages 6-8, are invited to join "Campfire" in McHenry. Campfire, Inc., is a nation­ wide organization for youth that began in 1910. Through volunteer leaders, girls and boys learn about nature and the outdoors; have adventures in learning about people and places; and, most of all, they learn to give service to others. This week is "Promote Campfire" week in McHenry. We would like to extend an invitation to all youth and adults who are interested in finding out more about Camp- fire to call ponna or Ray Jensen at 344-1617. Or come and join in the fun at the "Campfire Olympics", 913 S(. Curran road, McHenry. "EARL WALSH So I Hear -SPORTS EDITOR Local Girls Shine In Marian Volleyball 1st 2nd 3rd Mar. 15 13 - 15 CLC > 6 15 12 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '* * * * * * * * * * * * ,* * * * * * * * * * * * * * The best report of a vacation trip I have heard: "My wife drove 5,000 miles without ever being behind the wheel." Eddie Bimbo seems real sad about the Cubs fading from the pennant race. It grieves me to see those Cub fans so sad. There is another year coming. The Cubs have made some good trades in recent years. Maybe they can turn a couple of tricks during the off season, then be off the? wingin' in 1980. Met Mrs. Sam jTomt Cub fan through thick and- and she wants a new manager. "Herman Franks never should have been named manager in the first place," was her remark. Of course, her main interest at the time was a beautiful, little grandchild. The last time Bruce Sutter, said to he the best relief pitcher in the game, got clobbered, Marie Yegge was irate. Marie pointed out that Sutter was used too many days in a row as Manager Franks was trying to help him set a record. There is an old saying: "As often as the pitcher goes to the well, it is broken at last." Can some bird watcher tell me why our feathered friends fly south before summer ends, then return before the snow has gone away in spring? --And I've always given them credit for being smart. Marian Central's football team had a rough time against the Woodstock Blue Streaks, but no worse than most fans expected. The Streaks are rated as the top team in the Fox Valley League. Of course, there are others who think one of the Crystal Lake teams will surprise when they get squared around. Let's hope the Warriors will make 'em sit up and take notice. It appears that the Johnsburg Skyhawks have their work cut out for them after a disap­ pointing first game. They won't lack spirit. Met Elroy Fitzgerald Sunday night and learned that he will be one of the officials in the McHenry-Woodstock football game. Veterans like Elroy have to keep on the job. There seems to be p shortage of officials for all SportS.. V Some young fellows refuse to lake the abuse and criticism dished out by the crowds. Fitzgerald isn't too happy with Bill Veeck and the White Sox. Letting the rock groups in to wreck the field hasn't been popular with Sox fans. All year the Sox managers have been slow to give pitchers the hook. Even watching TV, it is evident to any ordinary club when a pitcher loses his stuff and starts coming in with high ones. Just one more batter. Boom! An old time, non-conference rival football team will come to town Friday night from Grant Township. We have seen some good rough and tough teams come out of that school. This year were in a baseball game. Let's be there. • • • • Not knowing the^ answer is only halfWliard as admitting not knowing Marian Central volleyball teams played Crystal Lake South Monday, Sept. 10, and according to coach Mary Stoner, though the varsity lost, the girls chalked up two strong matches, and played well. The results are as follows: Varsity Sandi Hasting, Wonder Lake, was next highest with 4 points. The Frosh-Soph team won its match by the following scores: Julie Nylander of McHenry scored 15 points and served 7 ace serves. Jean Thompson, McHenry, scored 8 points and served 5 ace serves. Laura Franks, McHenry, in her first time playing/served 6 ace serves. Mar. 20 17 - 8 CLS ' 5 20 20 i On The Sidelines 1st 2nd 3rd Renae DeRosier, senior returning team member, McHenry, scored a total of 10 points, and served 7 ace serves. By Dick Rabbit* ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Hall of Fame Golf Classic? ^ 2. What college football team was ranked top in the AP preseason poll? 3. Who won the LPGA Patty Berg Gassic? 4. What year did Affirmed win the Triple Crown? 5. Name the baseball players who had the most RBI's in 1978. Aasvers To Sports Qaiz 1. Tom Watson. 2. So. California. 3. Beth Daniel. 4. 1978. 5. NL George Foster 120, AL Jim Rice, 139. • * * * Everyone who fails to return a book is not a thief, but might as well be. Liberty is a thing of the spirit -- to be free to worship, to think, to hold opinions, and to speak without fear -- free to challenge wrong and oppression with sur­ ety of justice. Herbert Hoover The Warriors surprised a lot of fans last Saturday at Stevenson. Many thought they would be blown out of the park, but the Warriors hung in until the final seconds. - It was quite evident that Joe Schlender has his team in good shape. When the going got tough in the final period, it was the Stevenson crew that were falling like flies over iji; the field. !:•: For the first time in years I got S.I.H. to give up his :j:| Saturday afternoon soap operas and accompany me to the ij: game. Although a little sunburned, we had an enjoyable time. * . . . i j i ; g The McHenry High Booster Club is taking over £he iji; concessions for all home football and basketball events. , ijiji ij:- They need your support, so wander down and help them ?:j: out- , j:§ It will be Parents' Night at McCracken Field tonight. Parents of the varsity players, cheerleaders and & managers will be honored. After the game they will have a g social hour at the West Campus cafeteria. I have been told £:• to announce that they should park in the North parking lot g and come in the northwest door of the building, up the :j:j! stairs to the cafeteria. The Warriors split with Stevenson in their games last weekend. The sophs lost 28 to 6, but the frosh won 8 to 0 and •:£ the J .V's won 12 to 6 on Monday afternoon. ijij :j:j Chuck Cuda's golfers are coming aling in fine style. They ijij: defeated a good Prospect team on Monday, and play ijii: Libertyville and Crystal Lake Central later this week. :|ij Sue Hutchinson led the girls' tennis team to a win over :j:j Belvidere on Monday, no score available at this time, but should have results next Wednesday. The girls' volleyball and field hockey teams will get under way later this week, and we should have some results later. The crystal ball got a little cracked last week. Only five of eight right, is not a good average, but high school football is almost like the pro's. Anyone can win at any given time. iji: We'll try and do better this week. Grant to edge the Warriors. The Warriors have to get their offense in gear, and defense cannot do all the scoring. ' 4 Crystal Lake Central in a nip and tuck game against Warren. Warren beat Carmel last week 28 to 3, but the j?: Tigers of Bill Mack will be tough at home. Woodstock over Antioch. The Streaks have their eyes on - the playoffs this season and the Sequoits will not stop them from win number two. Crystal Lake South over Stevenson. Can't believe the Gators are as bad as they showed last week. Dundee over St. Ed's. St. Ed's won last year, and the Cards are out for revenge this season. Crown to break their losing streak over Round Lake. New coach Bob Carlson, former Streak player, needs a victory in this one. Lake Zurich over Cary. This is a toss up. The Grayslake £•: Rams to defeat the Skyhawks, although the Skyhawks g: could be a sleeper in this one. Upset of the week, Marian " jiji; Central over Marengo. The "Canes" did a good job, •i$ although losing to the Blue Streaks. ONLYs85.0 RENTAL • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions -259-3393 ARLINGTON SOFT WATER CO. No. 1 in the Fox Valley Area Copyright 1978 Golden Gleams Experience is the mother of all things. -John Florio. Experience joined with common sense To mortals is a provi­ dence. •Matthew Green. Experience keeps a dear school, yet fools will learn in no other. -Benjamin Franklin. CONTRACTORS Job Held Up Because Of Concfete Delivery Detay? CALL ACCU CRETE, INC. Saturday Deli very s Available Phone: 338-4718