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(Continued from page 26) The final round of Club and Class championship for the ladies at McHenry Country club was concluded with Carol Cooney emerging as the Champion as expected. Art Jackson still the champ. For the eighth ' time Art Jackson stood off tough com­ petition to win the Club Championship at McHenry Country club. Not shooting the best golf of his enviable career, Art had the class to turn in a 292 score for the 72 hole match, only 8 strokes over par for the distance. It was Tim Martin who came on with a burst of great golf to shoot a 24-36-70 to add thrill after thrill in an uphill fight and end up second. The Old Bridge captured the 1978 Twelve inch championship by defeating King's Row 16-5. The win climaxed as 3-game sweep in the finals over King's Row, and an undefeated season in overall league play. Betty Mohan is eligible to win a free trip to Scotland and $1,000 as a result of scoring a hole-in-one at the McHenry Country club. Mohan's ace qualified her for the 18th annual Rusty Hole-in-One Sweepstakes national competition in Edinburg, Scotland. SEPTEMBER John C. Busscher is eligible to win a free trip to Scotland and $1,000 as a result of scoring a hole-in-one at the McHenry Country klub. Patrick Lawler went a- golfing with Gary Adams, Frank Cuda and Ed Buss and turned the neat trick of a hole- in-one The dream shot occurred at Brighton Dale Country club at Janesville, Wis. The Stevenson High Patriots defeated the Warriors in the opening game of the season, 36- 6. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golfers won their first three matches of the season. Likewise the sophomores haveXvonall three of their matches. McHenry high girls tennis team won their opener defeating North Chicago by the score of 4 to 1. Johnsburg Tavern beat Fox Hole two straight gai.ies to drop Fox Hole from the McHenry Men's 16-inch league playoffs. Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry High Frosh-Soph won the Wauconda Invitational Cross Country meet with a total of 41 points. In the Varsity division Marian Central won the meet with a total of 73 point defeating runner-up Lake Zurich by 17 points. Johnsburg's sophomore football squad, plagued with inexperience, lost its opening game of the season to Grayslake 28-0. Coach Gary Gray 's McHenry High girls tennis team ran their record to 3 and 1 with a 4 to 1 victory over Grant. The freshmen football squad brought Johnsburg High School its first pigskin vcctory as the Skyhawks blasted the Rams at Grayslake, 18-6. Sue Hutchinson, No. 1 singles player for the McHenry Girl's tennis team, captured second place in the Dundee in­ vitational. Sue defeated Tomi Pokornv of Elgin academy 6-0, 6-2 and Carol Miller of Hoffman Estates by scores of 6-3, 6-2. In the championship match against Dawn Paulik of Elgin. St. Ed's, she lost 6-4 and 6-3. It was Sue's first loss of the season and she has a proud record of 8 and 1. The Old Bridge softball club defeated Johnsburg Tavern. 7-6 to win the McHenr\ Men's 1.6 inch league title. McHenry high school golfer?. - coached by Chuck Cuda. *on #•*> TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS-Johnsburg Skyhawk Tom Schoenig goes up for the shot, as Jacobs players and Skyhawk teammate Len Pecucci move in for the rebound during action in th< Hampshire Holiday tournament. Johnsburg downed pre-tourney favorite Jacobs, then defeated Marian Central, and won the tournament championship by knocking off Streamwood in the fina? game. Marian Central finished the tournament in third place. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE (iAYI-ORl SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 27 -FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. 1979 the Crown Invitational for the third year in a row. Marjorie L. Boyer and her father, James N., both ran in the Mayor Daley marathon, both completed the 26 miles. They ran in the Marine festival race and are daily joggers in Johnsburg. The varsity girls volleyball team defeated Harvard for Johnsburg's first varsity win. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high school golf team picked up a pair of victories to run their record to 10 and 0 for the season. They defeated Cary Grove and Johnsburg. OCTOBER Watch out for those freshman Skyhawks. The freshman football team from Johnsburg high school defeated Crystal Lake South, 50 to 14 for the squad's third victory. Coach Gary Gray's McHenry high girls tennis team finished fourth in their own invitational. Dundee won the championship with 8 points. Sue Hutchinson, junior, won the number 1 Singles championship by defeating Karala Hultgren of Elgin Larkin, 6-0, 6-1; Janet McMurray of Antioch, 6-1, 6-2; and in the championship match Sue defeated Kathy Trinka of Jacobs 6-2 and 6-0. Sue's record for the season is now 14 wins and 2 losses. The McHenry high girls volleyball team swept all three games over Wauconda. The McHenry high golf team defeated Zion Benton by the score of 150 to 171. It was the eleventh win of the season against one tie for the local golfers. Coach Bill Hutchinson's McHenry high school cross country team won a pair of victories when they defeated Dundee 21 to 35 and Jacobs 26 to 30. The Shawnee College Saints have signed the tallest basketball player in the college's athletic history with the signing of Mark Mayer of McHenry. Mayer is 6'7" tall and weighs 210 pounds in playing condition. The McHenry high "Fighting Warriors" playing their best game of the season, put a damper on the Dundee Car- dunals' homecoming by win­ ning 21 to 8. McHenry high senior Steve Kivley was the medalist in the Lake Forest Invitational golf tournament at the Lake Bluff Golf course The young lad had a four over par 76. The Johnsburg Skyhawks lost their fourth straight game when they were shutout by the Harvard Hornets 21-0 at Mc- Cracken field. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golf team won the first Fox Valley Con­ ference championship at the McHenry Country club. They shot a 315, easily out-shooting runnerup Crystal Lake Central who came in with a 338 score. Todd Norman of Crystal Lake Central, a sophomore, was medalist with a 36-38-74. Terry Remke of the Warriors was runnerup with a 78. The McHenry high school freshman won the cross country championship of the county at Crystal Lake. Steve Haines was the winner, followed by Scott Faris. For the eighth straight year the Warriors have failed to win a homecoming game The .Jacobs "Golden Eagles" played the spoiler role in the Warrior homecoming ac­ tivities. winning 14 to 8 over the Warriors Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golf team finished second in the Waukegan District and thereby qualified for the Sectionals in Koekford The Warriors w^re (t nntinued on pa^e -V)