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I Third Place In Tourney a 4b Ss The McHenry Warrior varsity girls basketball team finished third in the North Chicago girls holiday tournament. The local girls won three games while losing once in the 16-team tourney. The third place game saw the Warriors defeat Waukegan East, 67-59. Members of the team pictured above are (front, left to right) Sue Hutchinson, Sue Haddick, Chris Connell and Annette Dercole. Standing are (left to right) Terri Bohlman, Carrie Mortell, Sharon Smith, Lisa Toole and Coach Pam Schaefer. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOED By Dick Rabbitt Coach Pam Schaefer's McHenry High girls basketball team placed third in the recent North Chicago tourney. Waukegan West was the winner of the tournament. In the first game the local crew easily defeated Lake Forest 61 to 32 , Sharon Smith with 17 points and Sue Hut­ chinson 16 points leading the way. tftckey Kopsell had 12. In game two the local girls won a thriller from Stagg of Palos Hills 62 to 61. Sue Hutchinson ringed the nets for 23 points to lead the way. Sharon Smith had 18, and Lisa Toole had 10. In the semi-final game the host Warhawks proved too strong for the Warriors, as they won 53 to 41. Sue Hutchinson again led the locals with 12 points and Vicky Kopsell had 9. In the third place game, the local crew jumped out to a 16 to 12 lead, and increased their margin 30 to 24 at the in­ termission. v The hot hand of Hutchinson and Kopsell kept the Warriors in the lead throughout the first half of play. The Waukegan team closed the margin in the third period and the Warriors lead was down to a mere 43 to 40 score. However a fourth quarter splurge put the Warriors on top and they won 67 to 59 for the third place trophy. Sharon Smith with 22 points, 16 in the second half led the Warrior scoring. Sue Hutchinson had 14 and Vicky Kopsell had 13. Sue Hutchinson's 65 points in the four games was tops for the Warriors. Lineup of 3rd Place Game McHENRY fg ft pf Bradshaw Beard Cotton Brown Alston Totals: 1 0 2 0 2 4 16 2 2 4 8 25 9 27 59 McHenry 16 14 13 24 67 Waukegan East 12 12 16 19 59 WHAT S NEW Mchenry Recreation Ladies Tuesday Nite Bowling League December 26,1978 • 7:00 p.m. Averages or better: W. Gehrke, 164 - 482; B. O'Brien, 173 - 488; J. Switzer, 221 - 512; D. Koleno, 199 - 465; M.L. Stine, 190 -459; R. Freres, 145 - 426; P. Ruemelin, 167 - 494; G. Smith, 180 - 486; H. Rothering, 187 - 511; K. Miller, 179 - 516; D. Michels, 158 - 417; C. Michels, 181 - 462; H. Spencer, 149 - 429; L. Michels, 206 - 584; C. Boro, 179 - 522; L. Freund, 158 - 414; A. Joyce, 175 - 432; M. Poston, 1% - 467 and N. Mereness, 168 - 466. Railroads: C. Boro, A. Joyce and D. Koleno, 3-10; K. Miller, 3-7-10 and D. Hayes, 4-6-7. January 2,1979 Averages or better: M. Poston, 462, N. Mereness, 404; S. McClory, 170 - 479; R. Freres, 423; P. Ruemelin, 194 498; P. Fraser, 390; M. Collis. 351; D. Hayes, 181, 177 - 517; J. Switzer, 199 - 480; D. Micheal, 187, 183 - 487; C. Michels, 168 - 476; S. Klapperich, 374; M. Diedrich, 409; B. O'Brien, 166 - 467; L. Freund, 166 - 437; A. Joyce, 200 - 479; B. Justen, 171 - 454; T. Meyer, 181 - 492; E. Nimsgern, 170 - 465; L. Homo, 403; V. Orr, 368; L. Crouch, 434; C. Smith, 1%, 202 - 564; B. Sisk, 161 - 451; K. Miller, 162 - 463; R. Romkowske, 183 - 499; D. Koleno, 164 - 449; J. Weyland, 408; D. Lauer, 369; K. Greer, 327; J. Buss, 179 - 475 and C. Boro, 184, 201 - 534. Well, the gals didn't bowl bad after all, with the "ole year" going out and the "New Year" coming in - and all being busy,.'and tired too. Any Hoo- Let's all pray for a Happy and Healthy New Yea1^. Railroads: H. Rothering 5-10; N. Peterson, 3-7-10 and D. Koleno, 5-6-10. Mortell Connell Hutchinson Haddick Toole Kopsell Smith Totals: 30 7 13 WAUKEGAN EAST fg ft pf Lopez 2 3 4 Davis 6 0 3 Jackson 4 0 3 tP 0 2 14 8 8 13 18 67 tP 7 12 8 A vest for joggers, bicyclists, pedestrians and motorcyclists said to have four times the reflective brilliance of highway signs and 200 times that of or­ dinary clothing. Adjustable straps, worn over clothing. 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A78-13 white wall plus $1.64 F.E.T. and old tir* |OUR| PRICE B78-13 D78-14 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-1S H78-15 L78-15 M M 36 JO 36.00 46 JO 42.00 45.00 43.00 44.75 49.75 1.72 1.92 2.03 ,2.26 2.42 i2.6q 2.45 12.65 12.93 Lube and Oil Change $550 Includes up to 4 quarts majoi brand 10/30 oil PROTECTS MOVING PARTS - ENSURES QUIET OPERATION • Complete oil change and chassis lubrica­ tion • Ensures smooth performance, re­ duces the chances of wear • Please phone for appointment • Includes light trucks. COUPON SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE Present This Coupon and Save! OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 17, 1979 Lube, Oil Change and Oil Filter $950 Up to Sqti of motor brand >0/30 grodo oil. •Complctr rhanHiH lubrication & oil rhangr *Hflp» rnaurr lung wraring partn & nmooth. quiet performance "Oil Filler •Plea»f phone for appointment *lnclud«s light trucks. Ask for our Froo laWf y Powor Chock 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I .J v£ CREDIT TERMS GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER m OWNED AND OPERATED BY: McHENRY CHECKPOINT, INC. W 4400 W.RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. ' PHONE 385-7300 HOURS: Monday IKtough Saturday I to 6 Johnsburg Downs South Beloit PAGE 7 PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1979 / Skyhawk Win Streak Reaches 7 By Randy Swikle The Johnsburg varsity Skyhawks extended their winning streak to seven games Friday as they knocked off the South Beloit SoBos 58-47 in the So Bos gym. Johnsburg held the lead from the initial jump ball and maintained a 3 to 5 point margin over the SoBos until early in the fourth quarter when senior guard Scott Dixon called to the bench after committing his fourth personal foul. With the loss of Dixon, it didn't take the South Beloit squad long to extinguish Johnsburg's 7-point lead. With about four minutes remaining, South Beloit took the lead for the only time in the ball game, 46-44. The score was tied when Dixon returned to the game with about 2:30 remaining. The Johnsburg captain scored eight points in the fourth quarter and sparked his team offensively. The Skyhawks built an 11 point margin of victory in the final •two" minutes of action. Dixon and Don Bentz each scored 17 points for Johnsburg. Bentz, who leads the team in free throws, scored 7 from the extra point line. Chris Dixon scored 8 points. The younger of the Dixon brothers had another excellent game defensively, compiling one steal and three pass interceptions. Kerry Christy netted 6 points. Johnsburg now holds second place in the Shark Conference with a 2-1 record. The SoBos are 0-4 in the conference, way behind conference " leader Marengo. The Skyhawks were scheduled to host Round Lake Tuesday night and do battle with conference foe Harvard on Friday. JOHNSBl'RG Stitt 4 1 2 9 S. Dixon fg ft Pf tP Buggs 0 0 2 0 S. Dixon 6 5 4 17 Nelson 1 2 5 4 C. Dixon 4 0 1 8 I^es Stamper 1 0 2 2 Bentz 5 7 4 17 Lee Stamper 3 2 4 8 Pecucci' 1 0 2 2 Robinson 1 0 3 2 Christy 3 0 1 6 Yarbrough 8 2 4 18 Schoenig 2 0 1 4 Totals 19 9 24 47 Zimbrick 1 2 2 4 Totals •* Totals: 22 14 15 58 SOUTH BELOIT SCORE BY QUARTERS: * fg ft Pf *P Johnsburg 12 26 40 58 Davis 1 2 2 4 South Beloit II 23 33 47 The 5th Annual Fishing Derby At McCullom Lake The 5th Annual Fishing Derby sponsored by the Mc­ Cullom Lake Conservation Club will be held January 20 and 21. From 8lo 4 daily. Prizes awarded on the hour and at the end of the day for the smallest to the largest fish and also the most fish caught. This fishing derby had always been recognized for its generosity. A prize will be given to the best decorated and most unusual ice shack. D e m o n s t r a t i o n s o f taxidermy, fly tying, casting, bow and arrow making, canoeing and other related outdoor activities will highlight the two days for those who prefer the heated McCullom Lake Village Recreation hall which will be the base for all the activity. Ice fishing gear, bait and supplies will be available for purchase in the recreation hall. Refreshments will also be available in the hall. Advice and conversation with fellow fisherman is always en couraged and accepted. McCullom Lake is north of McHenry on Rt 31 one half mile to McCullom Lake road west 1 mile, then south at gate 3. There will be road signs posted from several different directions Bring your whole family for an exciting two days of ice fishing. 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