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8 Wrestlers Tame 42-21 McHenry high school's wrestling team rebounded from its loss by Jacobs and defeated Crystal Lake Central 42-21 at East Campus Thursday night to gutta record back at the .800 The Warriors now have a 4-4 overall record and are 2-1 in the Fox Valley conference. Coach Marty Sobczak's team won eight of the 12 matches against the Tigers including five by pins en route to victory. Senior Scott Schmitt (138) had his winning streak extended to eight straight matches with a pin against John Wood. It was also Schmitt's fourth piun of the season. Sophomore Steve Carby (106) ran his record to 7-1 as he pinned Shawn Foley. Carby, sophomore Rick Connor (112), and senior Dan Clark (155) who also won by falls, are the team leaders in that category with five. By weight class, here are t h e i n d i v i d u a l performances: 98 lbs. Wrestling his first match in over a year, senior Eric Karpinski was pinned by Scott Feeney at 2:41. 105 lbs. Steve Carby pinned Shawn Foley at 5:14. 112 lbs. Rick Connor pinned John Lynd at 1:55. Connor is now 5-3. lit lbs. McHenry forfeited for the eighth time this season. ' 121 lbs. Bob Sastf&ia decisioned Tom Lutz 4-0 to even his record at 3-8. Tha Warriors led after this match 15-12 and for the rest of the evening. 132 lbs. Mike Love pinned Joe Jestus at 5:25 to put his record at 5-3. 138 lbs. Scott Schmitt pinned John Wood at 2:24. 145 lbs. Roland Hunt lost a 11-5 decision to Shawn Essex. 155 lbs. Dan Clark pinned Paul Peterson at 2:29 for his sixth win in eight matches this year. 167 lbs. Tom Ketchum led Paul Koalski 15-2 when a second period injury to Koalski awarded Ketchum a win by default. 185 lbs. Tom Kucek decisioned Garbe 12-9 to put his record at 3-1. Heavyweight Dan Mohnen was pinned by Gabel at 1:37. McHenry's freshmen team defeated Central 54-12, but the junior varsity team lost 45-22. John Keevil and Brian Wright recorded pins for the Warriors in the j.v. match. , PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - TUESDAY No Gratuifies For U.S. Postal Employees The Postal service has reminded all postal em­ ployees that regulations prohibit requesting or ac­ cepting gratuities from customers. The prohibition is outlined in the Postal Service's Code of Ethical Conduct, which says that postal employees are not to accept financial advantage from their oublic employment, other than their compensation provided by the Postal Service. The code also says that an employee will not solicit or accept any gift, gratuity, favor, entertainment, meal, loan, or other thing of value from any person who has, or is seeking to obtain, con­ tractual or other business or financial relations with the Postal, service; conducts operations or activities that are regulated by the Postal service; or has interests that may be substantially af­ fected by the performance or non-performance of the employee's official duties. The Code of Ethical Conduct's provisions are intended to prevent a con­ flict of interest or the ap­ pearance of such a conflict on the part of a Postal ser­ vice employee. Marine Is Deployed To Korea Marine Lance Cpl. Steven M. Brunow, son of Patricia A. and Harold E. Brunow, Sr., of 1463 N. Beach road, McHenry, has deployed to Korea to participate in a combined arms field exercise. He is a member of the 1st Tracked Vehicle battalion, on Okinawa. During the two-rr«nth deployment, his battalion will participate . in mechanized operations, night tactics, live fire exercises ^and cold weather training. A graduate of McHenry West campus high school, Brunow joined the Marine corps in September, 1979. 'The Olsens really believe in commercializing Christmas. Warrior Girls 0-3 Millie: Did you have any di I - liculty with your French in Paris? Tillie: No, hut the French people did. iree periods 53-36 and was 1 headed. McHenry high school's girls basketball team had its wljecord drop to 0-3 with two flosses on the road last week. ^Monday night, the ^Warriors came up with their biggest offensive production 'r>.of the year but fell 66-46 to the host Wauconda Bulldogs. Wauconda led 17-7 after the first quarter of play and outscored McHenry 24-13 in the second quarter to take a commanding 41-20 lead at halftime. Gail Hubbard scored 12 of her game high 24 points in the second quarter to lead the Bulldogs. Sue Pellant added 17 points for the winners. Terri Blume scored eight points to lead a third quarter surge for McHenry, but Wauconda still led after • thr never j£jhe ' Bulldogs took Advantage of numerous vlWarrior fouls and for the Tankers Lose McHenry high school's swim team dropped a 98-71 decision at Rockford Jef­ ferson last Tuesday. The Warriors, competing with noticeably fewer swimmers than the J- Hawks, still managed to capture five first places among the 12 events. Coach Mike Shanahan's (earn will be idle until Tuesday, Jan. 5 when it travels to Rockford-Auburn. The following McHenry's top formances against ferson: 50 freestyle (3) Mike McNish in :26.29. 100 backstroke (1) Dave Zimmerman 1:11.55. 100 breaststroke (2) Bob Schaeffer ir 1:11.74. (3) Bill Iwanski in 1:21.45 are per- Jef- m ^ ' Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Thomas A. Edison contest sank 14 of 28 shots from the free throw line. Blume finished as McHenry's leading scorer with 14 points, while t e a m m a t e s K a r e n Karpavicius and Debbie Koerber had 13 and 11 points, respectively. Wednesday night- the Warriors faced the Bulldogs again, only this time it was at Grant high school. But the outcome was no different as McHenry lost 43-29. ,-Grant led 6-4 after the first riod and only 14-12 at lftime in the slow tempoed contest. But in the second half, the Bulldogs came alive scoring 12 and 19 points in the final two quarters to win. Stephanie Romic led the second half charge as she scored 17 of her game high 23 points. . * •:* Karpavicius led McHenry with nine points and Rbbin Geiger and Greta Larsen each finished with six. The Warriors will be idle until Saturday, Dec. 26 when they begin play in the North Chicago Tournament. COME WITH ME - McHenry wrestler Mike Love uses a head lock to escort Joe Jestus of Crystal Lake Central to his side of the mat during the 132 pound match at East Campus Thursday night. 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