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These members of the Johnsburg wrestling team were awarded medals for finishing among the top four places at either the Richmond or the Wheaton-St. Francis tournament. From left to right are: Mike Cahill, second at Richmond (112); Lars Swanson, second at Richmond (ll»); Mike Hurckes, first at Richmond and third at Wheaton (132); Joe Skyhawk Grapplers Now 4-2 Johnsburg high school's wrestling team improved its record to 4-2 on the year by splitting a double dual meet at Richmond Monday. The Skyhawks were defeated by the host Rockets 33-30, but they came back to defeat Hampshire 40-37. Johnsburg was not at full strength in the meet as star 119 pounder Lars Swanson was ill and didn't compete. His record up until Monday was 9-4. '"JThere's no question that not having Lars really hurt our lineup," said Johnsburg head coach Don March. "But overall I feel that we wrestled well." Junior Mike Hurckes had himself a fine night as he recorded two more victories to bring his record to 13-2 in the 132 class. Joe Kalisek (138), Brett Everett (145), and John Grenman ( H e a v y w e i g h t ) a l s o recorded a pair of wins for Johnsburg. Senior Mike Dalan lost against Richmond, but won easily against his Hampshire opponent to also put his record at 13-2. - Until the Richmond match, Dalan had not lost since his first match of the season. He has also captured first place in both the Richmond Tournament and the WheatomSL Francis Tournament during the last two weekends. Although the Skyhawks placed eighth at Wheaton, tour of their wrestlers finished with a medal. Besides Dalan's first place award, Hurckes, Kalisek, and Everett all finished third in their respective weight classes. ' "That tournament was a real good experience for our kids," said assistant coach Mike Roberts. "We finished only a few points away from being two places higher in the standings. "And this tournament is one of the toughest around," he added. "Last year five kids went to I state that came out of this tournament." Although the Johnsburg wrestling program is only in its second year, many of the athletes are showing signs of maturity and have compiled fine records. Others above the .500 mark include Kalisek, 10-5; Everett, 11-4; and Grenman, 6-4. "We're really proud of our kids," said Roberts. "They're a real hard working bunch and their efforts are beginning to pay off." NOTICE Of ANNUAL MEETINfi of MEMBERS of McHENRY SAVINGS aad LOAN ASSOCIATION Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the members of the McHenry Savings and Loan Association will be held at number 1209 North Green Street, McHenry. Illinois, on Monday, January 24, 1982 at the hour of seven-thirty o'clock in the evening for the purpose of election of direc­ tors. considering the report of officers, directors and committees and the transac­ tion of all other business required or permitted by the Statutes of the State of Illinois and the by-law of said Association. McHENRY SAVINS mi LOAN ASSOCIATION By: Chas. M. Adams, President. Attest: Virginia Aalto. Secretary. (Pub. Dec. 18 & Dec. 24.1981) No.810624 By weight class, here are the results against Richmond and Hampshire: 98 lbs. Guy Bazilweich was pinned by Decasto (R) at :43, but ne pinned Lathrop (H) at :46. 105 lbs. Dave Haisma was pinned by Willbergl (R) at 1:30 and also by McHale (H) at :50. 112 lbs. Mike Cahill won by forfeit against Richmond and was pinned by Quilico (H) at 1:02. 119 lbs. Joel Rowland was pinned by Radijje (R) at 1:18, and Johnsburg forfeited to Hampshire. 126 lbs. Ken Pedraza was pinned by Esposito (R) at 1:37, but he pinned Boyer (H) at 1:00 in his first two matches of the year. 132 lbs. Hurckes pinned Hanns (R) at :57 and he decisioned Ublasi (H) 4-0. 138 lbs. Kalisek pinned Miltina (R) at :37 ana he won by forfeit against Hampshire. 145 lbs. I Everett won by yforfeit against Richmond and he won a 6-0 decision against Rapp (H). 155 lbs. Johnsburg and Richmond double forfeited, and Johnsburg forfeited to Hampshire. 167 lbs. Elia was pinned by Rabine (R) at 0:57, but came back to pin Stanton (H) at 0:05. 185 lbs. Dalan lost a 6-2 decision to Steadina (R), but won a 10-1 superior decision against Marcenkowski (H). Heavyweight Grenman won by forfeit against Richmond and pinned Marcenkowski (H) at 0:35. The Skyhawks will resume action on Wednesday, Dec. 30 when they travel to Jacobs for a meet with Kaneland and also St. Edward. Buss-Stop Parkland Leader Buss Ford-John's Sport Stop continues to roll in men's Wednesday night basketball league action as it won its fifth in a row by trouncing Christopher's 73-44. The Buss-Stop put on an awesome first half shooting display to take a 43-25 lead at halftime and never looked back. Bruce Harbecke netted 12 of those first half points and finished with a game high of 16 for the winners. Randy Neiss and Jim Heard followed in the well balanced scoring attack with 14 and 10 points, respec­ tively. Dan Stanowski topped Christopher's with 13 points. Buss-Stop Christopher's 43-30 - 73 25-19-44 Hiller Construction took over sole possession of second place in the league By downing St. Regis Pub 66-52. Hiller moved to within a game of the Buss-Stop with a 4-1 record while St. Regis dropped to 3-2. Don ,Bentz paced the winners with some strong inside play and a team leading 20 points. Ben Beck followed in the scoring at­ tack with 16 points which included a perfect 8-for-8 from the charity stripe. All told, Hiller connected on 20 of 24 free throw attempts during the contest. Steve Knox and Brian Miller turned in top offensive performances for St. Regis with 16 and 14 points, respectively. Hiller Construction 34-32 - 66 St. Regis Pub 28-24 - 52 In the final game of the evening, Orchard Heights won the "battle of the bottom teams" by handing Peer Inn a 67-49 loss. Orchard led 29-21 after the first half and outscored Peer Inn by 10 points in the final 20 minutes to record its first win of the season. Jim Zasada led the win- w 1 Buss-Stop 5 0 Hiller Construction 4 1 St. Regis Pub 3 2 Christopher's 2 3 Orchard Heights 1 4 Peer Inn 0 5 Top 10 Scorers fg ft tp J. Heard 34 21 89 R. Neiss 36 5 77 B. Miller 29 7 65 S. Knox 32 0 64 D. Harris 28 5 61 B. Beck 20 19 59 S. Kasperzyk 23 10 56 R. Wanta 26 4 56 D. Lawson 23 9 55 S. Strange 27 1 55 Pat Wirtz ANNOUNCING... 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STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE l|u| jl_ x.. * Saturday, Dec. 28 McHenry Boys Basketball at Wheeling Tournament McHenry Girls Basketball vs. Rolling Meadows at9:90 p.m. at North Chicago Tournament vs. North Chicago at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 28 <> Johnsburg Boys Basketball at Hampshire Tournament vs. Genoa-Kingston at 2:15 p.m. Marian Boys Basketball at Hampshire Tournament vs. ChicagoCoUins at4:00 p.m. Otto Paces Richmond Frosh ners with a game high 27 points and teammates Marty Baker and Jim Wahlberg finished with 20 and 11 points, respectively. Roger Wanta with 16 points and Brett Decker with 14 starred for Peer Inn in a losing cause. Orchard Heights 29-38 - 67 Peer Inn 21-28 • 49 Standings Paced by an outstanding effort by Tom Otto, Rich­ mond high school's fresh­ men basketball team won all three of its games to win the championship of the Fourth A n n u a l F r e s h m e n Basketball Tournament at Johnsburg last week. Otto scored 60 points in three games as Richmond u n s e a t e d t h r e e - t i m e champion McHenry for the title. The Rockets defeated Johnsburg 52-41, McHenry 60-56, and Round Lake 72-57. Otto's point total was just nine short of the tournament record held by Johnsburg's Tom Pieper in 1978. The Richmond forward scored 15 points against Johnsburg, 21 points against McHenry, and 24 points against Round Lake to accomplish his feat. Johnsburg finished second in the tournament with a 2-1 record, Round Lake was third at 1-2, and McHenry was fourth at 0-3. The second place Skyhawks also established two new tournament records for defense. Against both Round Lake and McHenry, Johnsburg yielded but 26 points in the contest and for the three games gave up but 104 points, another record. The game scores are as follows: 1981 Top Scorers: Tom Otto Tom Meehan Craig Komar Jeff Adkins Craig Hill Pat Dunne (Rich) (JB) (Rich) (RL) (McH) (McH) 60 49 46 38 31 31 ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 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