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kt On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbit , 3-3 sad 17-3. four game* and be e play with a it •ill reports. The The Warrior baaeball team took it oa I when the Central Tiger* gave the Warrior* a -- the Warriors can iiniism for the MMMpiiSDanjlS3^ undefeated in < • record at tlris dste. JefryCtttrigbt has a One team from i Warriors wUl pta the[Car*nsatt week Wednesday in their regular season finale, and maybe the WOson crew can pull an upeet. Don Seetoo's girls track tsam finished tth in ths Foe Valley mest last imk. H«T«t UjteJ with tt* xxrtn cowh. but wUI b« b* H . tittle ovappointed in tns results. ^ Dan Bolaad's track team could he a threat today in the FOB VaQsy coateuitemeet The genial coach told me last week, "We will finish 5th at Woodstock , ths meet held last Saturday. Moodsy they showed their MstoDunte andCnmn. In ths Woodstock meet, they finished fifth Maybe Don Wattles should take Dan to Arlington Park later this i m go along and count Don's money. The girls' softball team is 3-7 for the Fe_ Wsniors of Pat Wirtz and blazing with af-11 for the girls' softball team. , Crystal Lake Central hss run a foul of die I.H.S.A. Six of their distance runners here been declared ineligible for participating in a charity road race held several weeks, ago. Several other schools in the ares are in the seme boat It seems the runners participated in the "Run for Hearts", a 6.2 mile run for the benefit of the McHenry County Heart Fund It seems that a LH.S.A. rule states that during the sport's season, you are not allowed to _ itein an outside event thst involves the skills used in the same school sport 'In the same sport". If this were croos country I sUTs. * ' * t Valley season, but they< record. The future looks participe high seta I question the! r is not only would sgree, but Coach Dick Kloepfer Is not only an excellent coach, but s fine s gentlemen ss one would wsnt to meet The veteran coach inquired a year ago about the meet end was given no positive answer by state offidlas as to the status of the individuals that would participate. Coach Kloepfer claims that the state told him that road races were in violation ofthe cross country see son, but not during the track season. Coach Kloepfer is a rare breed at coach. He knows the rules forward and backward, and can quote the rule book from start to finish. At the recent McHenry relays, bepersonslly disquslifiedone of his relay teams, when the runner crosssd the finish line, and in disgust threw down the baton and uttered a profanity. The rule states that a performer cannot utter any profane words while competing. It took a lot of guts for s coach to disqualify a member of his own team, but that is the kind of a fellow Dick Kloepfer is, he goes by the rules. There are s lot of coaches who won't live up to his standards, and I'm sure he has some enemies in the coaching profession. A dp of the fedora to a fine gentleman and coach, who in my mind would never bend the rules to this advantage. I think there is a misunderstanding between the Tigers and the I.H.S.A. Let's hope the state office investigates the situation fully, and renders a favorable decision to all the schooft involved. Penalty to the athlete cGuld be from one day to a full semester. That is a tough penalty for a high school lad to pay, to run for a worthy Here n hoping that the fellows down in Bloomignton use son sense for once, and forget their silly rules. ! some common PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 14, lttX Although McHenry lest to TUesdsy, No. ens siagles player Scott Rhode came up with a gem as be defeated previously aabeetea Scott Ahlmaa. STAFF PHOTO--WAYNE GAYLORD Warrior Netters Fall To Cardunals; ,Now 12-2 McHENRY - After blanking Jacobs by another 5-0 margin last Thursday, the McHenry high school tennis team ran into a snag on its home court Tuesdsy as Dundee defeated the Warriors 3-2. The loss was only McHenry's second of the year, but second in the Fox Valley conference ss Crystal Lake South had snspped s ten-match winning streak esrlier. The Warriors are now 5-2 in the FVC and 12-2 overall. Scott Rhode's play at No. one singles had to be the Warriors' highlight of the afternoon. The junior member defeated the previously undefeated Scott Ahlman in straight sets *>1, 6-3. The remainder of the singles competition belonged to Dundee. At No. two, Scott Beebe defeated Skyhawks Win A Pair Divot Dolls at MCC The lucky ladies of McHenry Country club enjoyed another event under blue skies, sunshine and whippy winds ss they psrticipated in Tuesdsy's Individual Point Play. Bassd on points garnered for bogies, pars, birdies, snd eaglss, and playing with individual handicaps, Jsnet Conway in Class C accumulated 47 points, high for the dsy. In Class A, Floss O'Connell was high with 43 points followed by s tie bet­ ween Vi Turner snd Nell Fidler with 41 each. In Class B. Lsverne Harpling v took the lead with 39 points followed by Evie Castle with 37 and Carolyn oHargsr with 31. In Class C, Janet was ; followed by Ethel Koehler with 41 and Myrt Johnson with 34. Class D had Dot Shadel with 41, Toots Gerstad with 40 and Freida Miller with 34. A birdie two on No. nine contributed to Nell Fidler's nice game. A few of the gals got their natural pars by Chanl Hill In the Tuesday Ladies League, the low team gross for Msy 4 wss won by Msr Rsy Costumes. Msr Rsy Costumes climbed one point shead of Christie Group to 134 points. Christie Group has 124, Top Deck 11, Little Chef 10, Ksthy's 9Vfc, Fox Hole Pizza SVfc, McHenry Floral 8, and Nowak Construction 7. The Tuesday Ladies played May 11 with the thermometer climbing to an unbelievable M, setting a record for this day. Dee Price said she was sure she was on the desert as she spent so much time on the sand, even shooting from one sand trap into another. There were a lot of holes pared, but only one birdie reported. Nancy McAuliffe got a birdie on 13, in spite of a second shot described as S.B.U., whatever that means. Esta Pitts chipping in from off the green. Betty Mohan did on No. 17 (anyway a par made on that longie is s major vic­ tory). Glorious Gloirs Otth chipped in on No. 7 to ssve the sgony of hs ving to putt on the curviest green on the course. Then there wss Lynn Schmidt chipping in for hsr par on No. 14 and Myrt Johnson doing ths same on No. IS. Along with the skill shots being executed by some of the golfers there were s few of the oddities. Dot Freund decided to "play it ss it lies" on No. 3 so removed her shoes snd hit out of the water in the creek. A dean shot with no accompanying mud landed her Just short of the green. Complete frustration overcame Virg Spengel as she fought vainly to extricate herself from the trap on No. 13. In blind desperation she picked up the ball and Aug it toward the green to have it land directly in the cup. It may be that this will be the start of s new ball team. Several of, the ladies unwit decided to Jtske showers out on course as they found themselves caught on fairways 13 and 17 when the Inadvertantly RICHMOND - You would have to say that Johnsburg is an oportunistic ballclub The Skyhawks managed only five hits in two days, yet csme out on top both gsmes winning 9-5 st Richmond Tuesdsy snd 1-0 st Marian Central Mondsy. The two victories gives the Skyhswks s 3-3 record in the SHARK conference snd s 7-3 overall mark. Johnsburg avenged an earlier 7-0 no-hit loes to Richmond, but needed a seventh inning rally to do it. Capitalizing on three walks and two Rocket errors, the, Skyhawks over­ come a 54 deficit snd scored five runs in the top of the seventh. After losding the bsses with no outs, Tom Pieper reached on an Marian Girls Down Johnsburg WOODSTOCK -- Joyce Kennebeck picked up her eighth win of the season and Marian Central made it two straight over Johnsburg with s 14-3 win in girls' softball Tuesdsy. The Hurricsnss took advsntage of 10 Skyhawk errors snd scored In all six iimingi to win handily. Debbie Liggett and Beth Penza had two hits esich for Marian, while Johnsburg was led by Sue Dehn's 3-for-4 snd Kathy Butler's two doubles. On Monday, Marian collected a season high 21 hits in thumping Aurora Rosary 24-14. Jackie Weber led the assault with five safeties. Johnsburg also won big Monday whipping Richmond 14-4 as Cindy Guetzloff had three straight hits snd Butler tripled and homered. sprinkler system , HiH'm Streaks Down Skyhawk Netters Under the statistics Floes O'Connell had low net of 70 in Class A while VI Turner had low putts of 31. In Class B La verne Harplign had low net of 75 and Gloria Otth low putts of 23. Janet Conway in Class Chad low net of 70 as well as low putts of 33. And in Class D Dot Shadel low netted with 09 while Toots Gerstad had low putts of 33. Nicest game of the day was shot by our lsdies' club champ, Carol Cooney who grossed 33. Next week will be s Fruits of Labor shotgun start event and the following week the gals will get down to the more serious aspects of their games as they qualify for Match Play, 'til then Happy Golfing! Us scoring John Tatro with the tying run. Joe Meyers followed with a single scoring both Scott Zslke and Pieper for what proved to be the winning runs. Rob Worzala added an RBI as his perfect suicide squeeze scored Meyers for the final run of the inning. Zalke (2-0) got the win in relief of Larry Dix as he hurled the final three frames allowing one run on one hit. Before Richmond came back for a 5- 4 lead, Johnsburg jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the top of the third as Zalke singled in John Nett and Meyers belted a three-run homer, his first of the year. Dan Williams (2-3) went the distance on the mound to pick up the win at Marian. The Skyhawks scored the only run of the game in the top of the second as Mark Hiller walked, Williams singled, Rob • Peisert reached safely on a bunt, and Mike Hurckes drew a walk from Jim Burrows to force in Hiller. Excellent defense by Hurckes at third, Meyers at first and Pieper in centerfield prevented the Hurricanes from winning their first game of the year. The Skyhawks will be at Marengo op Friday, then boat their own District dn Tuesdsy, May 13 when they play Rockford Lutheran at 4:30 p.m. Hornet Sign-Up McHENRY - The McHenry Hornets grade school football team will hold its registration for the 1962 season on Saturday, May 22 at McHenry Favorite Sport located at 1310 N. Green St. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. McHenry senior Randy Glick 6-4, 5-7, 6-4; and at No. three, John Schmidtke downed junior Chris Stumbris 6-1,6-1. The Warriors' No. one doubles team of Kevin Burgeiu and Brad Salman Cardunals' " chalked up the other win with a come- from-behind 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 performance over Kurt Schmidtke and Craig Zeigler At No. two doubles. Dundee's Bob Schliefer and Chris Cook defeated Ed Donahue and Todd Rhode 2-6, 6-3, 7-6. McHenry registered its eighth shut out of the season Thursday when it blanked Jacobs 5-0 winning every match in straight sets. Scott Rhode opened play with a 6-2, 1-0 win over Bob Nergard who retired into the second set. At No. two singles, Glick swept Dave Johnson 6-0, 6-1, while Todd Rhode blanked Kent Lefevre 6-0, 6-0 at No. three. McHenry's No. one doubles team of Burgess-Salman won 6-1, 6-2 over ^Glen Nelson and Terry Foster, while the No. two team of Donahue and Dave Bauer completed the scoring with a 8-6, 6-3 win over John Stephensen and Kurt Hurtgen. The Warriors now look ahead to the FVC meet that they will host on Friday and Saturday, before taking on Marian Central in a 4:00 p.m match on Monday, May 17. - McHenry's No. two doubles team of Brad Salman (above, top) and Kevin Burgess (above) picked up the only other win against Dundee Tuesday as they came-from-behlnd to win In three sets. The Warriors, 12-2 overall, will host the Fox Valley conference meet Friday and Saturday at West Campus STAFF PHOTOS -- WAYP NE GAYLORD WOODSTOCK - Woodstock defested Johnsburg 3-2 Tuesday in boys' tennis action to leave the Skyhawks with a 3-3 record. Johnsburg's only winners kept their unbeaten strings alive. No. one singles player Dan Kiernan defeated Scott Propock 6-3, 6-0; and the No. one doubles team of John Hen- drixson and Bob Stanell won over Dan Krause and Dave Rossti 6-3,6-4. Winners for the Blue Streaks included: No. two sir Rizzo, 7-5, 6-1 over Paul Hendrixson, No. three singles Joe Lillie, 3-3, 6- 2, 7-5 over Steve Swit- zer; and the No. two doubles teem of Kory Horner snd Scott Ihosen, 6-0, 64 over Louie Koenigseder snd Gene Weincouff. Pigtail ORpner McHENRY - The McHenry pigtail league will begin its season st 6:00 p.m. on Fridsy, Msy 14 with opening dsy ceremonies followed by s junior division gsme st Petersen TRUCKLOAD SAVINGS! LAWN-BOY GASOLINE POWERED TRIMMER HOW 10 SUBSCRIBE 10 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER The McHonry Plolndoolor 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry. II. 60050 H * YEARS • $40.00 R 3 YIAltS - $40.00 [ 2 YEARS $23.50 n 1 V«AM1*.$0 6 MONTHS -$3.50 > j PAYMENT ENCLOSED Address »•«•»•««• CHy. . ! Prices good in McHeryy County $4 OFF NO ON EACH OF THESE OLYMPIC RUNTS & STAINS. 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