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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15. 1981 f McHenry's surprising Warrior tennis squad won Saturday's quad, led by Scott Rhode's domination of the number one singles play. Rhode had victories of 8-2, 9- 1, and 8-2 in caputring the number one ' singles championship McHenry's other cham­ pionship came at number four singles, where Randy G4ickhad^vi€tories-ot9^.l iuod 10-0 before losing 6-4. Individual results found Rhode in first place; Chris Stumbris, second; Mike Szramek , second; Randy Glick, first; Kevin Burgess, second and Todd Rhode in second. In doubles play. Randy Glick-Kevin Burgess placed fourth, Ed Donahue-Sandeep Lahoti were second and Joe Condon-Brian Bremer ateo placed second The team results had Warriors Win In Track Nine first-place finishes helped the McHenry boys' track team to victory in a triangular meet last week. The Warriors opened the outdoor season by scoring 94 points Grayslake had 81 and .Johnsburg wound up with 5. McHenry's relay teams led the way. winning three of the four medleys. Pete Ritthaler and Aric Akins paced the individual charge by winning two events each Ritthaller won the 100 and 440 yard dashes and Akins copped the shot put and 220 dash Wade Cepulis won the 3200 meter run and Scott Schmitt took the 300 low hurdles Placing second for the Warriors were Wright in the 3200, .Ion Peterson in the 110 hurdles. Mike Connor in the pole vault. Cepulis in the 1600. Eric Crittenden in the discus and Quinlan in the long jump Also placing for the Warriors were Dan Freund. third in the shot and fourth in the discus; Tim Klapperich. fourth in the high jump and ihird in the triple jump and the long jump; Quinlan, fourth in the triple jump; Schmitt. third in the 110 hurdles; Keith Schaefer, third in the 100; Jay Caron. third in the 880; Peterson and Connor^ fourth and fifth in the 300 low hurdles. Ron Kaas. fourth in the 440; and Sean Haley, third in the discus McHenry's sophomores captured 13 firsts, boosting the young Warriors to their win McHenry had 84 points. Johnsburg 58 and Grayslake 28 Johnsburg results were not available Programs Set The week beginning April fi signals the start of high .school and adult fall programs at the Lake Region YMCA Most of the programs meet once a week for 10 \*eeks Cardiopulmonary res­ uscitation <CPR> class will teach an emergency first aid procedure that consists of the recognition of airway obstriction and oardiac arrest and the proper application of mouth- to-mouth and CPR The time is to be announced. Warrior Girls Top Gators After Earlier Loss McHenry and Jacobs, two of the stronger teams in the Fox Valley Conference softball ranks, were sup­ posed to put on a dazzling show when they met head to head in the FVC opener last week. But 11 McHenry errors turned what should have been a nail-,biter into a blowout The Golden Eagles cashed in on the Warrior miscues and posted a 15-7 victory Tuesday Jacobs added 10 mis iui n<>o<i measure as the Eagles handed McHenry starter Sue Haddick her first defeat on the year "We had a lot of errors, but five walks and a hit batsman by Sue didn't help the situation," sighed McHenry coach Mary Osterman "We're going to go to work on fundamentals - fielding and hitting are in need of improvement," she declared Jacobs took an early 5-0 lead on the strength of six key hits. The Warriors came back with three runs in the second on the first Haddick's three hits and two errors on Jacobs fielders The teams went scoreless in the third, but it was all Jacobs from that point on The Warriors botched nine defensive plays over the last four innings and found themselves in a hole far too deep from which crawl The Eagles scored 10 runs in that period McHenry had one rally and closed the gap to 9-7 in the fifth inning Haddick hit a two-run triple and scored on an errant throw, but it was McHenry's last gasp Sue Dixon improved her season batting average to 777 ( 7 for 9i by picking up two hits in the game The Warriors had seven hits on Special Olympians Complete NIFTY NETTER - Scott Rhode, McHenry's number one singles player, placed first in the quadrangular meet held here Saturday. Rhode improved his record to 8-1 on the season. The sophomore won this match against Jeff Hughart of Oswego. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Netters First In Quad McHenry with 27, Oswego 23, and Crown and North Chicago tied with 20. McHenry's record is now 9 victories and two losses. The Warriors also blanked Streamwood 5-0, taking two matches in three sets. In singles, Scott Rhode defeated Tony Koldan 6-1, 6- 0; Chris Stumbris defeated Ray Abasolo7-6, 3-6. 6-3; and Mike Szramek defeated Rich Bayram 2-6, 6-3, t>-2. The doubles play found Randy Glick-Kevin Burgess topping Boys-Lehman 6-0, 6- 0; and Ed Donahue-Dave Bauer beating Santana- Baker 6-1, 6-1. 'Canes Win Hurricane thinclad Mike Eisele grabbed the two-mile run in 10:16.28 while his sidekick during the cross country season. Paul Sandall captured the 880-yard run in 2:06 12 and the mile run in 5:07.3 during Marian Cen­ tral's recent boys track meet with Crown and St Ed­ wards In all Marian collected five firsts in the meet as Bob Tonyan ran to a first place 10:52 in the 100-yard dash, and the Hurricane mile relay team of Chris Nylander, Carl Brown. Eisele and Sandall grabbed first in 3:47.44 The Hurricane frosh-soph team also collected 11 first place honors in the un derclass section of the meet. Then on Monday, Marian lost to Grant. 100-42 as the Hurricane 400 and 800-meter relay teams of Bob Tonyan, Paul Sandall. Chris Nylander and Carl Brown won in times of 47.0 seconds and 1:42.0. The NISRA Special Olympic basketball team has returned from state competition, held at Illinois State university in Normal, III The twelve-member team, under the coaching of Ed Hall and Rick McGuire, competed in two games during the weekend tourney. NISRA was seeded against Peoria in the first round of the double elimination tournament After trailing by 15 points at the half. NISRA rallied back with five consecutive baskets, four of which were made by the team's top scorer, Ray Lustig After coming within one point late in the fourth quarter. Peoria scored a final basket with 23 seconds remaining The final score was 28-25 in favor of Peoria. During N'ISRA's second game iconsoiaiion bracket), all the team members showed their talent Lustig fouled out before the second half leaving John Yung to do the majority of scoring At the end of regulation time, Lustig. Greg Howell and Yung were all out with five NIKES IN STOCK FOR MEN-WOMEN-KIDS ATTENTION LITTLE LEAMEKSI NIKE LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES NOW IN STOCK SIZES 2 & UP JOHN'S SPORT STOP ACROSS FROM A * P-NEXT TO EBY BROWN DAILY 9:30-1 SAT 9-5 »WWN BOTTOMS UP! ROCK BOTTOM PRICES rOR LIQUOR AT -ARIZONA SL'N £ ( admit ion DISCOUNT DRUC CENTERS RI ZONA SUN X JJj!!?! SPRINO SPECIAL! 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Dawn Suchor hit a homer and a single, walked twice and scored four runs to help the Warrior underclassmen to a 13-11 win over Jacobs Kris Keevil had a homer, a triple and three RKIs and Cissy Pinkstaff added a two- run clout McHenry returns to action April 18 The Warriors travel to Cary Grove for a 10:30 a m contest A trip to the blackboard and a refresher course in the basics paid dividends for the McHenry softball team Thursday The Warriors responded to coach Marv Osterman's instructions and posted an 8-3 victory over Crystal Lake South The win was the Warrior's first in Fox Valley Con­ ference play and came on fouls NISRA was behind by one basket with eight seconds remaining when Bob Washnok went in for a final basket. In the one minute over­ time. NISRA's starting line was back into the game but allowed a basket with 32 seconds left NISRA could not get in for additional points and wound up losing by one basket. thus eliminating them from the tournament Each team member also participated in the in­ dividual Run, Dribble, Shoot c o m p e t i t i o n A w a r d recipients were: Howell (gold medal); Yung (silver medal); Jim Ryan, Ingrid Denz. Don Manke. Pat Boss. Lustig. Randy I^omelino all placed fourth; Scott Zim­ merman and Bob Washnok placed fifth. Randy Noles received sixth 2nd J if1 Schaefer received a ribbon for seventh T e a m m e m b e r s represented Crystal Lake. Cary. Woodstock, McHenry and other local com­ munities. KAHLUA Imported 750 ML • 53 Proof REVCO'S LOW. LOW PRICE *8" BACARDI HUM Light or Dark 750 ML • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW LOW PRICE $499 • ea E & J BRANDY Extra Smooth Liter • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW. 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Donna Chesler - singled went to third on a hit by Karpavicius and scored on a passed ball West drove in the final run with a single. The Gators touched Warrior pitcher Sue Haddick for a run in the seventh on three base hits However Haddick fanned two batters and threw out another to end the rally and the game. Haddick struck out seven, walked two and was the winning pitcher Dixon is now hitting 714 and leads the club in that category Dixon has 10 hits in 14 trips Eight of the nine starters had at less*" nTve hi' ror tb#» Warriors Karpavicius excelled in the field and was the key figure in a double play Karpavicius caught a fly ball in short left field and threw to first to double off a Gator runner - McHenry takes its 2-2 o v e r a l l r e c o r d i n t o a doubleheader Saturday at Carv-Grove The twinbill gets underway at 10:30 a m 1 Wmk % SPENGEL MEAT PACKING CORPORATION "Where the TOP Area Restaurants Buy Their Meat" U.S. GOVT. INSP. EST. 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