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Up And Over * j PORT LATE a calendar of upcoming events MEN'S It" OLD TIMERS AND ALL-STAR GAMES will be played September 16 at the VFW field. The all-stars will be picked at a league meeting on Sept. 9 while any old- timer who is interested in playing should call Paul Morenx at 385-3252. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FOR SEPT. 12 and 13 McHenry (Sept 12) Johnsburg (Sept. 13) Marian (Sept. 13) Grant (away) § pm Grayslake (home) 2 pm Marengo (home) noon HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY FOR SEPT. 11 and 12 McHenry (Sept. 11) Johnsburg (Sept. 11) Stream wood (home) 4:31 Crown, St. Edi (away) 4 pm HIGH SCHOOL GOLF FOR SEPT. 11 and 12 McHenry (Sept. 11) Johnsburg (Sept. 12) Marian (Sept. 12) Woodstock (home) Crown (away) 3:30 Marmlon (away) 4 pm HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS FOR SEPT. 11 and 12 McHenry (Sept. 11) McHenry (Sept. 12) Johnsburg (Sept. 11) Marian (Sept. 11) Grant (home) 4:30 Antioch (home) 4:30 Jacobs (home) 4:30 Woodstock (home) 6 pm Girls Win First Match The McHenry Warrior girl tennis team took it to Grayslake last Friday, 4-1. In singles play, Jean Hoch defeated Allison Kress 6-2, 6- 1 in two easy sets. The number two singles player, Chris Knox, beat Nancy Lee in three sets 7-5, 3-6, 6-2. Sue Schmitt lost the number three singles match, however, to Margaret Id- stein, 7-6, 6-1. The doubles team of Melissa Dowe and Jenny Prust (McHenry) beat Pat Kuzma and Mary Stanton in an easy 6-2, 6-1 match. In the number two doubles match, Jean Rodenkirh and Tracey Burgess took three sets to put down Dawn Behm and Julie Stoneberg, 7-6,1-6, 6-1. Coach Gray said that even though the young varsity team was nervous, they handled the pressure well in victory. In the Frosh-Soph mat­ ches, McHenry won by t^e identical score as the var* sity, 4-1. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.1000 M£ACU«V OUTDOOR CONSULT4NT • Yes, yea, no, no! If you want to have a swan-like neck, the United States Twirling Asso­ ciation suggests shaking your head "no" 10 times, then nod­ ding "yes" 10 times. It may sound confusing, but it works. A SOW FOR FISHERMEN The effect of sun and moon on fishing success was first questioned about SO years ago by John Alden Knight, a writer and sportsman who observed that periods of high fish acti­ vity coincided with the relative positions of the sun and moon. His subsequent research developed the "solunar" theory, and earned him many ardent followers plus an equally devoted group of disbelievers who thought Knight was a bit looney. The solunar theory is of interest to fishermen today because much of what Knight proposed has proven to be ac­ curate. And although the theory is complex, Mercury outboards' fishing experts explain that it is basically a relationship between major fish activity periods and times when the sun and moon have their greatest gravitational influence upon earth. Knight found that major periods (thus feeding times) for freshwater and saltwater fish occurred daily when the sun and moon were in alignment ith the earth. This occurs twice a day, when the moon is directly overhead and again when it is directly underfoot. Called "moon up" and "moon down," these periods cycle ahead approximately SI minutes each day. Minor activity periods occur about halfway between. Other times are termed "rest" periods. Fishermen who want to study the solunar theory should consult a local library for fur­ ther information. There is published annually a set of solunar tables which pur­ port to show the daily major and minor activity periods for North America based upon the work done by John Alden Knight. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Greater Hartford Open golf tourna­ ment. 2. George Brett plays for what pro baseball team? 3. Who has the highest life­ time batting average of all times? 4. Who holds the career re­ cord for most knockouts with 41? 5. Who was the youngest player to ever play at Wim­ bledon? Answori To Sport Quiz 1. Howard Twitty. 2. Kansas City Royals. 3. Ty Cobb. 4. Archie Moore. 5. Tracy Austin. • Heat the body, not the room. If it's cold outside and you're shivering inside, try calisthe­ nics for five minutes every hour. Jumping jacks, running in place or sit-ups will heat you up quickly and may even start a good new habit. VP AND OVER-goes junior halfback Pat Rorig in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game between Johnsburg and Winnebago at Johnsburg High School. Rorig was stopped for a one yard gain on this play, but managed 53 yards in his six carries for an average of 8.1 yards per tarry in the Skyhawks 26-20 victory. Johnsburg used a total of six runners in the game. " STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS BELLIIQUORS ^̂ ^N MERCHANTS OF FINE WINES AND LIQU< S 1385-32005 SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS GOLF • • * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON, D. C. -- Tom Watson's blazing third round at the English Open, which rocketed him so far out front no one thereafter could catch him, demonstrates con­ vincingly he is now golfs unquestioned superstar. The game needs a super­ star. Lee Trevino, who came in second, says Watson is now'the best in the world. ' Jack Nicklaus, who came in fourth, says about the same thing. The English Open was Watson's sixth major victory this year. He's obviously on his way to player of the year honors again. Yet in early April, when Watson was heavily favored at the Masters and that young Spaniard took the marbles, many speculated the day of American domi­ nance in pro golf was coming to an end-in the face of challenges from Japan, Spain, and elsewhere. But Watson has come on I I I I I I I I strongly since then--begin­ ning the very week afterward -and there isn't another golfer around, anywhere, who can equal him. Some day the foreigners may take away U.S. dominance in this sport, and in boxing and tennis (Bjorn Borg has al­ ready begun the process in tennis), but Watson's play in 1980 indicates that, for a few years at least, American preeminence will prevail. * * * * If you have a real friend, never let him go. SALE DATES: WED.f SEPT. 10-TIIES., SEPT. 16 LIQUORS 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY,ILLINOIS! OUR McHENRY STORE ONLY - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST CALLO WINES FRENCH COLOMMRB CNEMMUNC SAUVKNON BLANC J0HANMSIER6 MESLMG ROSE 1J LITRE MAGMM TEN HIGH ONE LITRE HANNAH & 90 PROOF ONE LITRE OLD THOMPSON WHISKEY ONE LITRE SHAMROCK CLEANER S BACK-TO-SCHOOL COAT AND JACKET CLEANING DRY SACK SHERRY 750MLFfTH RES. 5.49 JACQUES QUART HOUSE OF STUART SCOTCH ONE LITRE WALKER'S CANADIAN ONE LITRE WAUKKHS t ANAOIAH Now you can treat your coats and jackets to expert extra-care drycleaning at a discount price. 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