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EARL WALSH WE'RE YOUR ONE-STOP SPORT SHOP w'wKt. amX *L,N*SHOES SHOES Z*gg£r SHOtkrEtnic WtlH PURCHASE JKEIYEFtg 1M( SP08T L0T1MI SHAMPOO Teams Are Winners CONTACT t CLUB PROFESSIONAL' HURT McCORMACK \ 3t \ PRO SHOP / Fqr Details J 2500 N. Chapel Hill Rd. McHenry, III ^AGE C - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER It. 1979 MCHSGoHrt So I Hear Elgin SPORTS EDITOR. -.Hadn't seen Cloice "Dinty" Wagner, a schoolmate, for many Jpaars until he and his wife came a-knocking at our door one day |Mt week. . ' • ' -- • • • • -/'Dinty" hadn't heard that nickname in a long time. He was a movie machine operator, starting way back in the days of John and "Matty" Smith and continued his chosen work in Monmouth, 111., until two years ago. J : . _ There are still many McHenry residents who remember r'Dinty". Let me tell thee, we had a visit. But, time ran out. The McHenry High golf team defeated Elgin Friday afternoon at the McHenry Country club by the score of 160 to 181. Tarry Remke lad the way with a 38, followed by A1 Ekeroth and Joe Bellich with 40, and Mike Nank had 42. mkm • We got it! '.. _ Yep. Here's the picture of Marie Corso and George Halas, owner of the Chicago Bears, at the Lake Forest training camo. Look at the smile on George's face. As Marie holds the 01' boy's hand, he looks ready to throw his cane away. No foolin' They were mapping out strategy for the team. McHenry high's new timekeeper, Rex Hester, hoisted me into the press box last Friday night to watch the Warrior-Grant football game. He s big and strong so has the job sewed up! Some people try to tell us it matters not who wins - it's how you play the game. There is a lot to be said for that theory; but there is nothing like winning. We lost. "v -- . 3tai Bau Pick Kabo •. u. 11 . a i... the mike long enough to ass ait Supt. Bob Swartzloff the Warriors would score if they got inside the 'fWard line. F"*Huh! i Vdi lorswillhav neir of f t i s t working. They mix up their plays real well. (Oi course, witn privileges of a Monday morning quarterback, I couldn't agree with a couple of calls). , If movies of the game don't make me out as a poor observer, our team looked much better passing to one side of the field than the other. e The men in the box had some fun about Jean Natoli "invading" the press coop. j'Ci Jean is listed as the "Cheerleader Sponsor". I didn't know that \*as her title, but did know she does a great job of showing our snappy, bouncy, cute cheerleaders how to perform. With he: smile, I expect to see Jean bacK in the coop again as the men just melt away. <* \ _ It is always reassuring to see Earl Cooper out there with our athletes. He is their trainer, with formal education in how to care for injuries. ' " I ; There will be anothei home football game Friday night when Gary-Grove, a member of the Fox Valley Conference, comes to do battle with our Warriors j r Vince and Pauline Adams took a trip to Germany and came back iwith some special cigars for S.I.H. - That was very thoughtful. Now, maybe we can send them on a trip to Cuba. Fidel Castro won't let us have any of those Havanas. * From our easy chair, we watched the Chicago Bears drop a 24-20 -game to the Dallas Cowboys. Roger Stauback, with much better protection than the Bears gave Evans, threw three touchdown passes. •" -Of course, Roger has more experience and fades back farther 'before he lets fly with the pigskin. » , *As great as he is, Walter Payton can't do it all on offense. The old iQne-two punch is missing with Roland Harper on the injured list. - *- From way out in California comes a note from La Verne Hromec jliith clipping from one of our recent columns in winch we reported ?&rnold Rauen and Eddie Hettermann inventing pontoons for their $61f carts. ;LaVerne tosses in a boost for Sunnyvale weather. "t*(We have had great weather, too. Of course, we see a cloud now llfchd then). -- felt's nice to hear from friends in far away places. Ye Olde ^taindealer travels from coast to coast. McHENRY SCHOOL LEAGUE ' Raymond's 9-12-79 Here we go again with a new season, some new bowlers, and a few "old" ones. We have a full house and from the noise level, we will have a good season with a lot of great people. The agenda for the day was to bowl well and select team names and you will be able to tell that not e v e r y o n e f o l l o w e d along....Team No. 4, Team No. 12, and Team No. 111! To begin with, high games for the men were: R. Justen 203; L. Johnson, 199; C. Young (who bowled all over), 196; and B. Doran, 183. For the women: M. Raasch, 197; C. Buittner, 190; P. Waelchli, 185; and N. Losch, 181. Men's high series were: R. Justen, 544; A. Boeldt, 511; and B. Doran, 510. The women did their share with E. Rogers, 493; C. Buittner, 490; and M. Raasch, 438. (Please note that "Sandbag" Farrell does not appear). Don't know who low game went to, but I think I. Homo put in his bid. Team No. 12 will be enjoying a pizza next week....congratulations! Two teams won free drinks, and that is just the start of the season. Now to the standings.... TEAM Team No. 12 W.G.A.S. Ron's Rollers Road Runners Willie's Dillies Team No. 4 Bud's Broads Team No. 11 Rabble Rousers Just For Fun Quik Steps J.K.L.'s K. Lescher L 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 •a I I I j CHAPEL HILL TUESDAY LADIES LEAGUE This year's "Squaw Day" the annual event sponsored by the Chapel Hill Ladies league turned into a beautiful 90 degree summer day. A total of 157 women, enjoyed coffee and rolls, nine holes of golf, lunch and prizes. Low gross prize winners for first place were: Members Class a-Nanci McAuliffe, B- Sonia Miller, C-Suzanne Mc- Donough. Guest Class A-Dawn Schnelle, B-Nancy Young, C- Lorraine Young. Low net first place: Members Class A-Pinky Smith, B-Lu Funk, C-Donna Medine. Guests Class A- Dorothy Johnson, B. Rose Valpendesta, C-Rose Marie Michels. Closest to Pin on No. 8 green: Member Libby Johnson, and guest Sandra Ronda. Closest on No. 10 green: Member Lucy Prouty and guest Edna Mae Polan for a birdie. Judy Schmitt won first place Path Is Blocked as Rick Sxumlas of the Johnsburg Skyhawks heads for the sideline in an attempt to get around Tom Siedlecki of the Grayslake Rams in Saturdays game at Johnsburg. Sledlecki made the tackle, but not before Stumlas picked up valuable yardage. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry High Netters Beat Grant High School Girls The McHenry high girls tennis team defeated Grant 5 to 0 in a match last week. The frosh-soph also won by the same score. They travel to Dundee tonight for a match, and next Saturday will be at Rockford Jefferson. Singles Sue Hutchinson (McH) defeated Chris Viking (Gr) 6-1, 6-2 Nancy Glick (McH) defeated Chris Torenz (Gr) 6-1, 6-1 Sophomore Chris Knox (McH) lost to Connie Schaer (Gr) 5-7, 6-3, 6-3 Doubles Jean Hoch-Leah Melahn (McH) defeated Dubog- Newman 6-3, 6-4 Melissa Dowe-Kerry Kraus (McH) defeated Nichols Pecaro (Gr) 6-4, 6-3 Frosh-Soph Singles Julie Larkin (McH) defeated Dot Lovak (Gr) 10-0 Kelly Williams (McH) defeated H. Brothers (Gr) 10-1 Jody Remke (McH) lost to J. Brothers (Gr) 10-7 Doubles Jenny Prust-Jean Rodenkirk (McH) defeated Geiser- Newmiller 10-4 Angela Anderson-Mary OleszczUk (McH) defeated Rasmussen-Simmerling (Gr) 10-1* " Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry cross country team defeated Streamwood last week by the score of 21 to 36. The frosh-soph also won 19 to 38. Varsity: Wade Cepulis 1st, Ray Bourey 3rd, Gordon Bourey 4th, Brian Wurgler 5th, Tom Creutz 8th, Alan Kopp 11th, Joe Mullen 16th. Frosh-Soph: Jim Wynveen 1st, Jeff Wallace 2nd, Darren Cepulis 4th, Doug Maris 5th, Bob Kentzel 7th, Jim Patterson 9th. Harriers In Maine West Invitational Eye lest WEHAVEMOVED CLUSTER Last week the McHenry high cross country team finished 22nd out of 25 schools in the Maine West Invitational meet held in Park Ridge. Results as follows: in the chipping contest. Carol Carrier and June Weber placed second and third. A "Hey! Big Spender" number from some ladies of the evening quickly dispersed by the Key Stone Cops was en­ thusiastically performed and appreciated. Committee chairman Doris Freund will probably be seeing braids in her sleep. Good company, good golfing, good food made for a very good day. 25 Maine West 1979 Overall - 22nd place - schools Varsity B - 3 Miles - (93 in Race) 32nd - Brian Wurgler, 17:21 Junior Var. - 3 Miles - 3rd place - (104 in Race) 8th, Ray Bourey, 16:44 10th, Gorden Bourey, 16:50 11th, Wade Cepulis, 16:50 36th, Tom Curetz, 17:53 47th, Alan Kopp, 18:18 71st, Doug Maris, 19:07 81st, Joe Mullen, 19:55 Freshmen - 2.2 Miles - (194 in Race) 4th, Jim Wynveen, 12:27 12th, Darren Cepulis, 12:48 14th Jeff Wallace, 12:52 96th, Bob Kentzel, 14:40 159th, Ed Kopp, 15:47 Girls Varsity - 2.2 Miles - (100 in Race) 31st, Carrie Mortell, 15:05 80th, Barb Zuber, 17:32 Girls Frosh-Soph -1.4 Miles - (118 in Race) 17th, Mary Bazan, 9:27 30th, Beth Lance. 9:42 BLOCK THAT PUNT - and though the defense of the Skyhawks failed, their effort was almost successful as four of the players get through the line. The Grayslake Rams won by a 7-6 score. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD a - ' _ v Sue Hutchinson Singles Champ At Dundee Invitational Meet Sue Hutchinson dominated the competition Saturday in the eight team Dundee Invitational tennis meet at Dundee. McHenry's first lady of tennis defeated Pam Urban of Hoffman Estates 64), 6-2, and Barb Kelley of Schaumburg 6-1, 6-2 to qualify for the finals. In the finals Sue met Dawn Pavlik from St. Edward's of Elgin, the defending champ. In last year's final Pavlik defeated Hutchinson 6-3,64. Pavlik, last year's Elgin district champ, and a two time state finalist, INTCENTER •IF The.Office of: Dr. Daiiel J. Janootta Dr. Robert I. Peterson MOTORS OF OPTOMETRY Member I American Qplcxncuic Assoc usicn JOHN'S SPORT STOP 4811 W. Rte. 120 (Across from Sunnysjde Dodge) McHenry DAILY 9:30 to 8, SAT. 9 to 6, SUN. 12 to 5 34d-35fll won the first two games. "Hutch" then proceeded to play her best tennis of her career as she won twelve of the last thirteen games to capture the first place trophy. Julie Larkin, a freshman playing No. 2 singles, gained valuable experience in losing to Conant's Ferris 6-0, 6-0. and Carol Miller of Hoffman Estates 8-2. Jean Hoch and Leah Melahn lost a three set 5-7,6-3,6-4 dual to Kahn and Pemkus of St. Edward's. In the consolation they avenged an earlier loss to the Belvidere team by winning 8 to 2. Jenny Prust and Jean Rodenkirk playing No. 2 doubles lost to Belvidere 6-3, 6- 4. SEAMLESS GUTTERS offered by R ft J ENTERPRISES Aluminum Facia, Soffiting & Siding FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 815-385-7784