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sT * tM AINDEALEE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1980 SPOUTS Consolation In the recent North Chicago Holiday Tour­ nament, Coach Vern Petersen's McHenry High girls' team won the con­ solation chaxnp^pnship. In the bpemng game the Warriors fell by the wayside to Stevenson by the score of 44 to 39. But from that time on it was" all Warriors. The next game found the girls pitted against Round Lake, and with 4 Warriors in double figures, led by Sue Hut­ chinson's 18 pts., the Warriors won easily 71 to 38. The ZeeBees from Zion were next on the list, and the * Warriors never trailed and came out a winner 62 to 45. Hutchinson again led the scorers with 16, and Terri Bohlman and Vicky Kopsell each had 15. Defeat Rich East 53-51 In" the consolation championship, the Warriors played their best game\>f the season. After a 15 to 10 first period Warrior lead, the two teams battled right down to the final horn. The Warriors trailed by two at the in­ termission 29 to 27, and were down by 4 going into the final period. The final period saw the Warriors overcome the deficit, grab the lead and hang on for a big win. Sue Haddick was the big gun in the Warrior offense with 17 pts.r • ' McHenry <vs. Stevenson Round Lake fg McHenry Hutchinson Kopsell Bohlman Haddick Connell fg ft tp 5 2 12 5 1 11 3 4 . 10 3 0 6 0 0 0 16 7 39 Jensen Hamilton Oslowski Siebert ^ Wesman Tomasello y Totals : McH Round Lake FRONT ROW SEAT-for the ref as he gets rdowlook at the action In the heavyweight match last Friday night at West camptakOn top is Detwiler, of Woodstock, as he goes for the pin on Armondo Gomfez, of the Warriors. Woodstock out-wrestled the McHenry squad by a 40-16 score. Friday, the McHenry wrestlers travel to Cary Grove and Saturday they host their fifth annual Junior varsity tournament at West campus. , STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD 16 6 38 Bohlman Kopsell Connell Karpauicius 4 2 fS 1 0 10 10 2 2 16 12 25 IK 7 9 II 11 71 38 Totals: 21 11 53 McHenry vs. Zion Benton Stevenson fg ft. tP fg ft tp Hutchinson 8 0 16 Holt 6 0 12 Bohlman 7 1 15 01 sen 1 1 a Kopsell 5 5 15 Kalas 2 0 4 Haddick 2 5 9 Slaga 3 2 8 Connell 3 1 7 Nevlman 0 1 1 ---- Doherty 7 2 16 Totals: 25 12 62 Totals: 19 6 44 Zion Benton irg Helms Goodwin Smande, S. Smande, M. Smith Totals: Rich East fg 2 5 3 3 5 EARL WALSH1 So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR. MCHS Girls Lose To Crown Cagers 44-37 9 13 8 McH 9 6 10 14 39 Stevenson 15 8 7 14 44 McHenry vs. Round Lake & fg ft tp 8 2 18 7 3 6 1 2 7 2 0 2 0 Hutchinson^ Kopsell Bohlman Haddick Connell Karpavicius Geiger Koerber Peschle Bitterman Totals: 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 17 13 11 4 4 2 2 0 0 29 13 71 fg ft tP Myles 4 1 9 Beasley 5 2 12 Dragon 1 0 2 Middleton 2 1 5 Regal 3 0 6 Dennis 1 0 2 Smith 4 1 9 Totals: 20 5 45 '%H 21 14,12 15 62 life. 10 13 10v.l2 45 McHenry vs. Rich East fg ft tp Haddick 8 1 17 Hutchinson 4 4 12 McH R.E. 22 15 12 12 1 10 19 14 53 51 Lakers Running Lakers Running club will have a potluck dinner Saturday, Jan. 12 at 5 p.m. at North Junior high school, 170 Oak street, Crystal Lake. Following the dinner, an election of officers will take place and include a panel discussion. ^ Members may contact Bob Moser, at 455-2725. Woodstock Streaks Out-Wrestle Warriors Found a note on my desk relating that a lady phoned to complaih there was nothing in the sports section about the Elgin basketball tournament before it star­ ted. So that sent me scurrying to the files where we found a two column, two line head in the Dec. 21 issue )rominently above a story, ^at told the who, when ana aere. I'm sure there was otnter mention, bilt looked no farmer. teams in the tour- fent were listed, but their Ings were not shown. Another part of the criticism was that we didn't print a map directing fans to the Elgfn gyjn^5ievter thought of it. That was don* in years when the Warriors^ played in such unfamiliar places as Rockford. Let the coaches take players out if their fouls are hurting the tesun. The Pittsburgh Steelers were too much for Houston even without the benefit of a questionable call on a Houston touchdown. From the replay, you couldn't prove it by us1, that 'is wasn't a touchdown. If the receiver didn't have possession, who did? A tall and talented Crown basketball team defeated the McHenry High girls last week by the score of 44 to &7. It left the Warriors l and 1 in the Fox Valley. Coach Vern Petersen said, . "It was just a case of leo much height on the part of the Vikings." Tomorrow the girls travel to Crystal Lake South, and on Saturday they are at Dundee for a 1:30 p.m. game. # McHenry vs. Crown Bohlman* Haddick Kopsell Connell Totals: Crown lenry Hutchinsor fg tp 16 fg ft tP Bowen * 4 0 8 Ziethen 7 0 14 Hynes 1 1 3 Smith 5 0 10 Eugene 4 0 8 Bum bales 0 1 Totals: 21 2 44 MCH / S 4 12 13 37 Crown 10 4 18 12 44 As inXhe past, when the various tournaments leading to Champaign come around, we will try a little harder. On the other side of the coin, the tournament games were covered in good style 'by Dick Rabbitt. We printed every word and every box score. Christmas brought me a new cane. Our 12-year old grandson, Brendan, sear­ ched for and found a limb from a tree with the right shape to finish off for a cane that looks like a shillelagh. Brendan generously gives credit to his ybunger sister, Aleen, for helpling {iim. That's a cane that can't buy. Of course, a rule is a rule and the interpretation depends on the vantage point of the man in the striped suit. Have always said Rocky Bleier could play on my team. The Rams - Tampa Bay game is on the tube right now as I try to write this with electricKlights going off and on. Musrbe a storm. Just car^t see how Abraham Lincoln did all his homework with candle light. Didn't know the results of that game until Eddie Bimbo told me. Felt better when Eddie said many people had trouble getting the game. Thought it was our set, not the station. The late Bob Weber fur­ nished us with a weekly calendar for more years than we can rgmember. Now that he has gone to his heavenly home, all seemed lost. ng Annual Ipe Fishl Derby At McCullom * .. -Lake This Weekend On Saturday and Sunday, January 12 and 13 the Mc- CiiHom Lake Conservation Clubr^a non-profit organizafi&p, will hold its 6th Annual Ice Fishing Derby. The annual event is held on McCullom Lake; It is located l'/2 miles northwest of McHenry. Signs will be posted so it will be easy to find. The,lake is well stocked with northern, bluegill, large perch and bass. Live bait and fishing tackle will be available. Hot food and drinks, prewired by the McCullom Laie Beach Gals will ward off tne cold. Hourly prizes for the largest, smallest and largest amount of each species of fish will be awarded each hour; from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The purchase of a ticket is all that is necessary to be eligible for the prizes. Several exhibits per­ taining to conservation and taxidermy will be on display. « All proceeds are used for management and stocking of McCullom Lake. Sports Calendar r money IN A TANGLE-Dusthimer of Woodstock appears to Mark Betancourt of the Warriors all locked up. Mark from his hold in the 155 pound match at-West ca By Lynne Sobczak The Woodstock varsity wrestlers made short work of the Warriors Friday night, winning by a large margin 40-16. Three forfeits didn't help the McHenry effort any, while Woodstock forfeited in only one weight class. McHenry's only points were earned by Pat Haderly, Brian Wrona and Mark Betancourt, with Ed Hughes winning by a forfeit. The Frosh-Soph team faired a bit better, trailing their Blue Streak opponents by only six points in the end, 35-29. Pins were scored by ave ped Dan Clark (145) and Tom Burrows (155). Mike connors (132) decisioned his man, t^iile Tom Ketchum (167) wrestled to a 7-7 tie. Winning tearrhpoints on forfeits were Mjigh^ Ketchum (105) and Worn Boro (UL). Top Varsity wrestling records so far tEHCTSfeason are held by Wrona (17-4), Hughes (13-2), Bruce Brda (12-2) and Mark Betancourt (9-5-1). Brda and Hughes each have the most falls (6) while Hughes holds the fastest fall time (32 second­ s'- This Friday the Wrestling Friday night to capture a 9-3 decision to increase his season record to 9-5-1. * STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Warriors travel to Cary,, Groye for another con­ ference dual meet .-Saturday McHenry hosts their fifth annual Junior Varsity Wrestling Tournament at West Campus. Wrestling begins at 9 a.m.. with the final round scheduled for 3 p.m. Varsity Results McHenry 16 - Woodstock 40 98 lbs., Shannon (W) pinned Karpinski (M). 105lbs., Rosati (W) won by a forfeit. 112 lbs., Haderly (M) iecisioned Fisher (W). 119 lbs., Slack (W) won by a forfeit. 126 lbs.. Wrona (M) decisioned Devinger (W). 132 lbs., Resetar (W) decisioned Brda (M). 138 lbs., Burmeister (W) decisioned V. Betancourt (M>. 145 lbs., Downing (W) decisioned Ramer (M). 155 lbs., M. Betancourt (M) decisioned Dusthimer (W). 167 lbs., Hughes (M) won by a forfeit. 185 lbs., Readel (W) won by a forfeit. UL, Detwiler (W) pinned Gomez (M). McHENRY-OHARE LIMOUSINE SERVICE Serving Entire McHenry County Area "Ride in Comfort in a Luxurious Automobile" • DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE •Delivery to O'Hare • Pick-up at O'Hare •Parcel Delivery Available • Service to Other Destinations Available BY RESERVATION ONLY 24-HOIIR SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK r" CALL 344-4466 WAYNE AMORE, Owner jSouth Seas in SARASOTA1 (Jester* AKU TIKI Shoretront on Gulf of Mexico Enjoy fun-filled days, magical nights on beautiful Lido Beach, one of the world's finest. Don't miss Sarasota's other attractions, Circus Hall of Fame, Ringling Museum, Jungle Garden--fishing, sailing, water-skiing. Relax in comfort... bask in the sun, swim in the pool and Gulf, sip cocktails at the musical beach bar, lunch on the patio. Polynesian/American cuisine. Golf, tennis nearby. All new rooms rwith Gulf views, effic., suites. Color TV, air conditioning. Exciting South Seas decor sets a Polynesian scene of faraway vacation enchantment. Thinking of gifts reminds that each ^Christmas in recent years a close friend sends a container with fresh oysters. She knows that oyster stew goes right to my heart. 6 Despite all the turmoil in the world, the world of sports "brings us some .great moments, f One cam.believe anything when stopprag*4o think of television. F^om Chicago came the DePaul-Loyola basketball game Saturday night. Sunday brought the pro football play-offs from Pittsburgh and Tampa. Voices and colored pic- tures of the action coming through the air right to our living room -- Wunnerful, Wunnerful. That big basketball game brought out the 5 - foul rule we harp about so much. Each team lost its star performer with 14 minute remaining in the game. DePaul's Mark Aquirre and Loyola's Keven Sprewer were out of action. Most of those calls were on sissy fouls. Nobody got hurt except from the free throw Owe. George P. Freund boys had that type of calendarJVe got one. In appreciation, I am giving those boys my special blessing reserved for Cub fans, and will add another prayer for their late father. IT S DERBY TIME The ever-popular Mq- Cullom Lake ice fishing derby will be (Jstag? Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 12-13. This never fails to bring out a large crowd, young and old. Dick Rabbitt's Sunday night envelope carries this sw^S^'Have to give the>girls equal time. They deserve it." X Right you are, Dick'Coach Vprn Petersen has his team rolling along in nice style. All those tournament box scores have been turned back tp JoAnn with hopes that she can get them set. (She eats up sports news). BASEBALL * * * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON, n C, - A little-publicized trade by the Detroit Tigers might make the pennant race in the American East tighter than it was this year--in 1980. The Tigers gave up star centerfielder Ron LeFlore, the fastest man on the club Date Thurs. Fri. Jan/11 Sat. Jan. McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Sport Squad Opponent -Place Time 10 GBB V-F-S Crystal Lake S. Home 6:00 V-F-S Woodstock There 4:30 Cary Home 6:30 Wr V-JV-F Cary There 6:30 BBB V-S Fremd There 6:30 BBB F Cary Home 9:00 Wr JV lilcHenry Tourn. Home 9:00 Dundee Mo Jan. 14 Jan. 15 There \l:30 Rockford Jefflnv. There 10:00 GBB V-F-S Sw V BBB JV-SB-F Fremd Sw V-F-S Streamwood Home Home 4:30 4:30 JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Soph-Varsity Boys' Basketball Date Fri., Jan. 11 Fri., Jen. 18 Sat^ J^i. 19 Opponent Harvard North Boone Marengo Place Away Home Home Time 6:00 6:00 6:00 MARIAN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Soph-Varsity Boys' Basketball Date Fri., Jan. 11 Fri:, Jan. 18 • a Opponent Be net St. Francis .Place Lisle Marian Time 6:15 6:15 Write or call now. M • Phgije '< (813)388-5021 AKU T|K| • M M Sarasota. Florida 33577 SARASOTA, FLORIDA . ; AKU TIKI INN/BEST WESTERN I 1854 Benj. 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