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Shark All Conference Picked TTie Shark Conference basketball coaches sdected first team second team and nonrable mention all conference nlavers Tuesday. »uThf?euJohn?burg Skyhawks wore among the 17 boys honored. Marengo coach BiO ^7* JS?,\5elected M C^ch of the Year, while 6 3" Marengo guard Mike Dunek was chosen as Most Valuable Player of the Shark Conference. Dunek and South Beloit's Lester Dunkel were the only unanimous choices on the first team. Coach Bob Kies of Johnsburg was pleased selection of his high scoring forward, Rick Netss, to the first team. "RJck (NnM) HMferyaH tha himnr >nH ha crcccu nr.sr.y scnwl records this yesr for Johnsburg," Kies said. "I was disappointed that he was not a unanimous choice though." Other Sky hawks honored were Tom Pieper id Chuck Novy on the honorable mention SHARK CONFERENCE ALL CONFERENCE TEAM First Team Cale Mauel, BeloitCath. Ken Haldeman, Harvard Mike Dunek, Marengo Rick Neiss, Johnsburg Lester Dunkel, South Beloit 6*2' sr 6'0" sr 6'3" sr ri'\..«r 6'5' sr and list Second Team-Dave Mahon, Marengo; Stu Stock, Marengo; Dennis Hansen, Marengo; Brian Crull, North Boone; Dave Oberst, Hononegah; Paul Kramaracyzk, Harvard; j-rry MoNsbb, r#thniip Honorable Mention-Jim Brown, Hononegah; Tom Pieper, Johnsbnrg; Chuck Novy, Johnsburg; Kerry Garman, Marengo; Randy Kramer, North Boone. Forester Tourney In McHenry The Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Mary's Court 594 of McHenry will host the 35th Annual Illinois State Basketball Tournament for the eastern division. Competition can be seen at McHenry West Campus on Sunday, March 15 and 22. Local teams from McHenry and Johnsburg will play along with teams from Chicago, Aurora and Nor­ theastern Illinois. Below is the schedule for each age class. JUNIOR DIV. (6th and under) McHenry vs Johnsburg-10 a.m.-March 22 (8th and under) March 15 St. Gregory vs McHenry (2)- -10:30 a.m. Johnsburg vs McHenry (3)- 9 a.m. On The Sideline With Dick Rabbitt Warrior fans will be pulling for the Blue Streaks to upset East Rockford at the Free port Sectional, but that will be a big job for the Streaks. East is ranked 7th in the state, and from all reports should make it to the Elite Eight. Marengo is headed for Champaign if they can get by the Super Sectional at DeKalb. Bui Barry has had another fine teagn this season and deserves the trip downstate. Congratulations to Bob Zeller, Bob Greve, and Sue Haddick for bins picked All Conference on their respective teams. It is quite a honor for the trio, as they are in some good company on the teams. The Fox Valley football coaches are having their annual clinic tomorrow at West campus. Joe Schlender, Warrior coach is in charge of the affair, and he has quite a lineup of coaches to speak to the group. Grant Blaney of Buffalo Grove high school, auarter- finalists this past fall in Class 6-A, Dave Smith of Hinsdale South who led his team to the finals this past season in 5-A, Chuck Schrader of DeKalb will be there. The Barbs were runnerup last fall in 4-A. Chuck will be the head coach of the Shrine All Star team this summer. Jack Lewis of I.C. of Elmhurst is no stranger to Marian fans. Jack is a 34-year veteran in the coaching ranks. Ken Ryder of Forres ton high school (2-A teams) has record of 52 and 33 in 12 years of coaching. Mike Curry of Freeport (Aquin) is the 1-A coach that will speak to the group. He will speak on the passing game, which should be interesting to the coaches. Over 100 coaches are expected to be in attendance, and that has to be most pleasing to Coach Joe. He has put in a lot of time to make this a success. Down memory lane to a most disheartening defeat for the Warriors at the Rockford Sectional when they lost in overtime to Harlem of Rockford 57 to 55. The Warriors led by 4, 53-49 with only 19 seconds remaining in the game. Jury, the big Harlem center, scored with 10 seconds remaining, and then a Warrior inbound pass was intercepted and Jury scored with 2 seconds left in the game. In overtime it was all Harlem as they outscored the Warriors 4-2 for the win. McHENRY VS. HARLEM SECTIONAL TOURNEY AT ROCKFORD McH Zeller Stark Koerber Kasprzyk Ludwig Reilly Lund Hertel Christy J. Meyer Totals: ienry fg ft 2 1 pf tp 4 5 5 15 4 19 3 8 Jury Brydon Fant Andrews Bartells Whitte Heaton Totals: Harlem fg ft pf tp 8 6 4 22 5 2 2 12 1 2 11 0 2 4 2 1 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 11 12 57 22 11 18 55 McHenry 9 13 14 17 2-55 Harlem 12 It 7 18 4-57 LAKES CABLEVISKHI INC. 2508 A WEST RT. 120 344-315# SEASON TICKET * i '/>S T§ >-h * . 4 Mam ~ Jmh NCAA DIVISION I BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS LIVE ON Thursday and Friday, March 12 and 13, ESPN brings you live coverage as the top talent in Divsion 1 meets for opening round playoff action at 6:00 PM thru 11 PM, both nights. The following week, March 19 and 20, there's more live coveage when we bring you the regional playoffs at 6:00 PM thru 11 PM. It's all part of the March of Champions on ESPN. And ESPN is only on your Cable TV system. CHANHEL # 30 EARL WALSH" I- A t if PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MARCH 13, lfll So I Hear winner game 1 vs McHenry (1)--2:15 p.m. March 22 Winner game 2 vs Winner game 3-2 p.m. RANGER DIVISION March 15 Johnsburg (1) vs McHenry (2)--9:45 a.m. McHenry (1) vs Johnsburg (2)-ll:30 a.m. St. Greg vs McHenry(3)- 12:15 p.m. o Winner 1 vs Winner 2-3 p.m March 22 Winner 3 vs Winner 4-11 a.m. SENIOR DIVISION (20 and under) March 15 •„ McHenry (1) vs Aurora- 1:15 p.m. McHenry (3) vs John- sburg-9 a.m. St. Gregvs McHenry (4)~1 p.m Winner 1 vs Winner 2 -4 p.m Winner 3 vs McHenry <21-- \ p m March 22 Winner 4 vs Winner 5-1 p.m HEAVIES (any age) March 15 Johnsburg (2) vs Aurora- noon St. Greg (2) vs McHenry (2>--11 a.m. Johnsburg (1) vs St. Greg (1)-10 a.m. McHenry (1) vs Winner 3- 2 p.m. Winner 1 vs Winner 2-3 p.m. March 22 Winner 4 vs Winner 5-3 p.m. 30 and OVER March 22 Johnsburg vs McHenry- noon Games will be played on both the upper and lower gym on March 15, but all championship games on March 22 will be played on the lower gym. Sitting too comfortably in the big chair and trying to think of something to write about this time made me a bit fidgety. So down to the basement to shine shoes. A change of pace is good therapy., The therapy was great, but where are the brilliant thoughts? Spring is.just around the corner - a time when a young man's fancy turns. A young man, but how about a fellow who has turned the corner? A glance over toward Hanford's home and we can visualize Mrs. Hanford anxious to get out in her garden. Ford doesn't get out of the house very often so he is probably chomping at the bit for baseball broadcasts to start. flbok out at our back forty and dream about a garden. Must have had the same dream for 40 years. Wondered why we hadn't seen Clyde Blackwell striding down the streets and learned he has been hospitalized. Clyde got out for a while, but they missed him so much they called him back. With powerful suggestion from a a certain source, I started to clean out the accumulation of papers in my so-called den. Throwing away greeting cards and kind letters is a task that pulls at my heart strings. If I could save money like I can savr tht se precious remembrances, there would be no problem in balancing the budget. You can take Mie ooy out oi the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy. Visiting Chicago for a day, Mrs. Tom (Nora) Murphy was placed in the care of Fred Meyer to be sure she would get home safely. They boarded a train and Fred adviacu her they hau to walk way to the front car to be in position when they arrived in McHenry. So -- what happened? Wrong train. They landed in West Chicago and had to walk all the way to the rear car to get off An SOS was sent out by smoke signals and the lost were found and returned to their homes. Things are looking up in the contributions depart­ ment for our St. Patrick's Day column. Time is now. Send yours in real soon. With the acquisition of Carlton Fisk, the White Sox are strong in the catching department. Everybody admits the Sox are the outstanding team in baseball in the pitching department. Too bad the Cubs don't have a good left handed hitter to trade for a south­ paw pitcher. _ Of course, you know we would do anything possible to help that North Side team. Ducks are waddling across the streets again. That's one way to slow down traffic. A big help to the police department. Our first St. Patrick's Day card came early, all the way from California where La Verne Hromec now makes her home. Said to say hello to our "Irish" friend, Arnold Rauen. If he's an Irishman, I'm the Pope's first cousin. J The Northern Illini Bowmen monthly March meeting will be held as usual on the third Thursday, March 19 at 8 p.m. at the Lake Villa VFW. Club shoots will begin on each first Sunday of the month on April 5. 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Coach Mike Shanahan awarded the two boys after a 6-9 season in which Gregg accumulated 136>^ points and his third major "M", and Cepulis, only a sophomore, gathered 734 points, good for his second major honor. Although Gregg will be leaving after graduation, Cepulis will still be around for the next two season. Both will participate in Water Polo for the Warriors in the Spring. o STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Mi =X= 4* LISTING ASSOCIATE OF THE MONTH MARCELLA PARKER January HELEN POUNDS February SELLING ASSOCIATE OF THE MONTH JOHN CHAMBERS January 653-2061 7314 Hancock Dr., Wonder Lake 385-6990 4104 W. Rte. 120, McHenry McHENRY COUNTY REALTYjgffli 'Slush-Shoot' Set March 15 FAX KEFUND SALE "WATERBEDS" MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE THE RIGHT MOVE TO NIGHT MOVES WATERBEDS UNCLE SAM HAS BEEN TAKING OUR MONEY LONG ENOUGH!! NOW HE'S GIVING. GIVE YOURSELF A TREAT. LAYAWAY A BED NOW. EXPIRES 3/31/81. 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