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Marian Romps To 90-62 Win Over Huntley In Cary-Grove District by John Metzger In the first game of the Cary- Grove District basketball tour­ nament, Marian Central romp­ ed over Huntley by a score of 90-62. Huntley's defense was not strong enough to hold back Mar­ ian* s attack. Marian's whole team got a taste of tournament action as Coach Grover put in his subs and coasted through the fourth quarter. v Randy Jackson dominated the Hurricane scoring with 26 points, John Bolton had 16 and Jim Kiefer, starting in place of Gary Harrison who had been sick, played an excellent game and finished with 16 points. Tom Kalsow was high man for Huntley with 19 points. Rifles To Play Bears In Basketball For Custardo Scholarship PAGE 7-PIAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1971" Marian tripled Huntley's free throws as they went 18 for 22 compared to Huntley's 6 for 15. The Hurricanes play Harvard Wednesday, Feb. 24, and the winner of that game will play the winner of the Cary-Grove and St. Edward game on Fri­ day night, Feb. 26, at 7:30 to decide the district champion­ ship. MARIAN Weingart Brda Bolton Huck Jackson Adams Lafontaine Doherty Kiefer FG FT PF TP 3 ^ 1 1 7 2 6 0 12 0 3- 3 6 17 2 26 1 9 L 2 16 Harrison HUNTLEY Kalsow Bo rhart G. Borhart L. Schmietendorf Cambell Zorica Lindsey Ostrander Delaney Donahue Marian Huntley 2 1 0 2 36 18 13 90 9 1 4 19 5 0 3 10 1 0 4 2 4 0 - 5 8 7 0 3 14 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 5 0 2 0 2 The Lake County Rifles foot­ ball team will meet the Chicago Bears in a benefit basketball game Sunday night, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Mundelein high school gymnasium. All proceeds of the game are earmarked as a scholar­ ship fund in memory of Fred Custardo. Custardo, victim of a tragic accident that claimed his life, played for both the Bears and the Rifles. He served for three years as a member of the Bear taxi squad and, in his last two seasons, directed the Lake County eleven to two con­ secutive division titles. An athletic scholarship will be established in his name at the University of Illinois, the alma mater of Custardo. Ticket reservations may be made by calling the Rifle of­ fice in Libertyville at 362- 8050 or they can be purchased at the gate. 2b 6 20 62 1st 2nd 22 45 18 34 3rd tot. 74 90 44 62 HE rf>AD£ T7i<A7 PJTCh>£~£ 7Z> TH£ A//&E/S /V5 OP &95£3/?LZ'S KEY AE/f13... 5 A * OH rue Bccvexr MP A PcMA/4/jr... MAlOAjey WAS 77iE /)CF OF THE C/AJCJ/JA/A TJ R E P S ' J t J A J r / L ro WE S/P£UA/ES. tr hE /?£6/t/A/S tf/5 filD 7J/£ /J WILL BE T7)06/J... Heavy Windows (Jlass windows in the under­ water theatre at Florida's Weeki Wachee through which the audi­ ence views an underworld mer­ maid show are built to withstand "many times the water pressure to which they are subjected. Each of the 19 panes is four feet wide, five feet high, and weighs 1,100 pounds. They are made of three layers of laminated safety glass with a thickness of 27s inches. Through precision manufacture and installation, distortion has been held to a neglible minimum. Announce Starting Dates For 1971 Hunting Seasons The Illinois Conservation Ad­ visory Board has approved deer season dates and the opening day date for upland game hunting for 1971, according to Henry N. Barkhausen, director of the Ill­ inois Department of Conserva­ tion. The split season for deer will be Nov. 19, 20, 21 and Dec. 10, 11, 12. There will MEN'S LIB . . . Almost hidden by a jeep full of WACS is Sp4 Gary I„ Price, the only male driver assigned to the WAC Company at Ft. Knox, Ky. One qualification for the job is that the driver be a married man. Specialist Friee is from Milford, Ky. Pinto ... lowest priced new Ford in 10 years. And we've got low prices and great deals on all the Fords in the line. 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They had 12 victories and 4 losses. The teams which the Montini Spikers competed against were the seventy grade champs of Montini (who came in seventh place), St. John's of Johnsburg, St. John's of Algonquin, St. Catherine of Dundee, St. Bede's of Fox Lakes, Immanuel Lutheran of Crystal Lake, St. Matthew of Lake Zurich and St. Thomas of Crystal Lake. The Spikers finished the season with a victory over Imman­ uel Lutheran of Crystal Lake who had only been defeated once in the past six years. Montini is now entered in a tournament to he held at Immanuel Lutheran School in Crystal Lake on Feb. 27. Back Row: Joye Shappert (Manager), Ann. Pierce, Evy Krysiak, Char Weingart, Beth Steinsdorfer, Debbie Jean Freund, Coach Bies­ chke. Front Row: Terry Klapperich, Annette- Thompson (co-captain) Debbie Ann Freund (cap­ tain) Katie Uttich, Chris Clark, Nancy Hatten was absent when picture was taken. 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