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/ PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2.1*1 McHenry high school's Pom Pon squad successfully competed against 23 other high school squads from the northern Illinois area recently in Regionl competition. The Warrior girls placed first in their division In the originality routine and second among all schools in the prop-dance category. The pom pon squad, which performs at all home basketball games, now looks forward to further competition in February. Members of the squad are standing (from 1-r): Chris Bradley, Kris Laskowski, Julie McGee, Danielle Johnson, Missy Dowe, Debbie Mortell, Tracey Burgess, Shannon Tiffany, and Beth Goebel. Kneeling in the middle row are (from 1-r): Cindy Jensen, Colette Wipper, Anna Sorting, Angle Martorano, Philanne Scully, Lori Vickery, Kerry Kraus, Trad Hcttermann, Jodi Remke, and Hallie Miler. Sitting in front are (from 1-r): Mary Oleszczuk, Delia Saunders, Kim Silman, Sarah Lambourn, Lisa Poco, and Kelly Fandre. Missing from the photo are sponsors Carolyn Lawson and Debbie Baldwin. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Buss-Stop Defeats St. Regis 66-64 In the game touted as the battle of the top two teams in the league, Jim Heard led Buss Ford-John's Sport Stop to a 66-64 win over St. Regis Pub in Men's Park District basketball. Heard, the biggest man in the league, netted 17 points in the contest as Buss-Stop won its second straight game. The Buss-Stop took command in the first half with Randy Neiss scoring 10 points to lead the surge. With 13 minutes remaining in the contest, St. Regis took the lead. The final 12 minutes of the game was a see saw struggle until an aggressive Buss-Stop defense won the game by forcing sseveral turnovers. The Pub's Brian Miller fouled out which severly hurt his team's chances to win. Neiss finished with 14 points for the winners as did teammate Steve Kasperzyk. Buss-Stop 37-29 • 66 St. Regis 34-30 - 64 Christopher's Men's Wear kept pace with the Buss-Stop by winning its second straight game 79-57 over Peer Inn. Don Harris, the league's leading scorer, threw in double figures in each half and finished with a game high 21 points. Christopher's again displayed balanced scoring as Twig Miller followed with 14 points, Ken Ludwig had 12, and Mike Wilcox had 11. Christopher's 39-40 - 79 Peer Inn 28-29 - 57 Hiller Constrruction won its first game of he year in impressive fashion by crushing Orchard Heihts 78- 39. The winners were led by John Meyers with 22 points and Jim Meyers with 15. Joe Huemann added 11 and Jeff Meyers had 10 points in the well balanced scoring at­ tack. Hiller Construction 42-36 - 78 Orchard Heights 23-16 - 39 STANDINGS w 1 Buss-Stop 2 0 Christopher's 2 0 St. Regis 1 1 Hiller Construction 1 1 Peer Inn 0 2 Orchard Heights 0 2 Top 10 Scorers (as of 11-25-81) fg ft pts ave D.Harris 20 1 41 20.5 B. Miller 16 7 39 19.5 J. Heard 14 10 38 19.0 R. Wanta 12 3 27 13.5 J. Zasata 13 0 26 13.0 R Keller 9 5 23 11.5 Jim Meyers 10 2 22 11.0 John Meyers 9 4 22 11.0 B. Beck* 6 9 21 21.0 T. Miller 10 0 20 10.0 * played one game Games scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 2 include: 7:00 p.m. Orchard Heights vs. St. Regis Pub 8:00 p.m. Hiller Con­ struction vs. Christopher's Men's Wear (Game of the Week) 9:00 p.m. Buss Ford- John's Sport Stop vs. Peer Inn Pat Wirtz McHenry high school's cross country team held its awards banquet last week and the following athletes were recognized for their outstanding performances. From left to right are senior Wade Cepulis, the 100 percent man; junior Mary Bazan, the most improved girl; sophomore Delia Saunders, DISCOUNT DRUG CENTERS OLD MILWAUKEE BEER $Q25 12PACK-12 0Z. 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