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I'AUfc 6 -1" ^: X DK W ER - FRIDAY, FFBRUARY ». 1*2 Jacobs Pounds Backboards To Dominate Johnsburg 72-59 JOHNSBURG - Jacobs high school added its name to the list of Fox Valley conference schools to take its measure over the Johnsburg Skyhawks, as Tuesday night the Golden Eagles won soundly 72-59. Johnsburg is now 0-3 against three of the top four teams in the FVC with previous losses being to Woodstock and Crystal Lake Central The victory by Jacobs, now 12-8. also snapped a modest two-game winning streak by the Skyhawks who now stand 6-13 for the season We didn't do the things that we had to do to win tonight.' said a disappointed Ben Beck, coach of the Skyhawks "Our shot selection was poor and we didn't do the job on the boards " The Golden Eagles held a slight 33-27 edge in rebounding, but the big difference was the second and third shots that they worked for at the offensive end Jacobs hit the offensive boards for an incredible 19 rebounds Six-foot-six center Tom Schafer led the assault with 11 rebounds and &-foot-4 forward Mike Lange banged his way inside for nine caroms And there was a lot of banging going on inside Johnsburg committed 21 personal fouls and Jacobs was not cheated getting called for 20 of their own as the contest became a battle at the free throw line. "It wasn't a real pretty game to watch," added Beck. Lange opened the first quarter scoring with a five- footer off the glass, but then the lead changed hands four times before the Golden Eagles assumed control. Paul Metzger's two free throws with 0:58 gave Johnsburg what proved to be its last lead at 12-11. John Scime's basket before the period ended then put the Eagles ahead to stay 13-12 In the second period, Jacobs went into the bonus with only 1:30 elapsed as Johnsburg's Terry Boyer picked up his third foul Lange scored eight points in the period on three follow up baskets and a pair of free throws, and Craig Eberly scored seven points in­ cluding three charity tosses as Jacobs maintained its one-point lead at in­ termission. 28-27. Johnsburg also went into the bonus in the second quarter and made five of eight attempts to stay in the ballgame But the Golden Eagles came out firing in the second half, scoring six unanswered points for a seven-point, 34- 27 lead "That was probably the turning point in the game." said Beck Johnsburg was held to 11 points in the quarter, but Jacobs began to pull away scoring 23 points for a 51-38 lead with only one period left to play. Skyhawk forward Joe Meyers scored on a layup to begin the fourth quarter, but then Schafer retaliated with a stuff shot that seemed to take the life out of the host team. Moments later, Eberly added a three-point play (his second of three for the game) and the Golden Eagles had their biggest lead of the game at 56-42. Johnsburg trimmed the lead down to 10 points twice in the closing minutes, but couldn't get any closer than that as Jacobs salted the game away with six free throws down the stretch. Lange led all scorers with 22 points before fouling out in the fourth quarter. Eberly and Schafer also reached double figures for the Golden Eagles with<20 and 16 points, respectively. Jeff Bartmann had 15 points and seven rebounds, and Tom Pieper added 10 points to lead Johnsburg, although it never really got its offense on track. "We have to put this game behind us and start thinking about Marian Central." said Beck "We have to gather ourselves and get in the right frame of mind." Despite their 6-13 overall record, the Skyhawks are still very much alive in the SHARK conference as their 2-2 record ties them with Harvard (3-3) for second place. Marian is just a half game behind Johnsburg with a 2-3 league record as has revenge on its mind. The Hurricanes lost their first SHARK game 56-52 at Johnsburg earlier this year. Carl Moesche Jacobs fg ft tP Eberly 7 6-8 20 Boland 0 <M> 0 MeKush 3 0-1 6 Schafer 7 2-2 16 Lange 10 2-2 22 Scime 1 1-4 3 Brock 0 1-2 1 Kidera 0 0-1 0 Foster 1 0-0 2 Majeski 0 2-2 2 Totals: 29 14-22 72 Johnsbnrg fg ft tP J. Leon 2 3-4 7 McClory 0 OO 0 Pieper 4 2-5 10 Fowler 4 0-0 8 Metzger 2 3-4 7 Bartmann 6 3-6 15 Boyer 0 0-0 0 Williams 0 0-1 0 Wharton 2 2-2 6 Meyers 3 0-1 6 M. Leon 0 0-0 0 Totals: 23 13-23 59 Jacobs 13-15-23-21 -72 Johnsburg 12-15-11-21 -59 Wrestlers Lose Finale WOODSTOCK - McHenry high school's wrestling team ended its regular season on a down note by losing 45-12 at Woodstock last week The loss dropped the Warriors' Fox Valley conference record to 2-7 and put their overall mark at 5-15. Woodstock won 10 of the 12 matches as only Steve Carby at 105 and Dan Clark at 155 won for McHenry Both were winners by fall. Marty Sobczak's team will travel to Carpentersville on Friday. Feb 5 as Dundee high school will host the FVC meet By weight class, here are the results against Wood­ stock: 98 lbs Eric Karpinski was pinned by Todd Borchardt (W) at 2:43 A senior, Karpinski enters the conference meet with a 2-2 conference record and is 5-5 overall with two pins. 105 lbs Steve Carby pinned Darryl Borta <W) at 3:42 to put his conference record at 3-2 and his overall record at 10-3. Only a sophomore, Carby leads the team in pins with 10 112 lbs Rick Connor lost a 10-4 decision to Bill Rich (W) to put his conference record at 3-4 and his overall mark at 11-9-1 119 lbs McHenry forfeited to Dan Stewart (W) at this weight class 126 lbs Bob Sarabia was pinned by Joe Rizzo (W) at 2:24. Sarabia is now 3-4 in the conference and 8-10 overall. 132 lbs Mike Love lost a 3-0 decision to Rich Drabek (W) to drop to 2-5 in the con­ ference and 8-11 overall 138 lbs Roland Hunt was pinned by Todd Patton (W) at 3:40 to put his record at 1-4 in the conference and 3-8 overall. "For a sophomore wrestling mostly seniors in a weight class that is loaded with talent, he is holding his own." said Sobczak 145 lbs Mike Connor lost a SM decision to Frank Vadnais (W). "He is coming off an injury and should begin to peak soon," said Sobczak. Connor is 0-3 & 3-5 Frost Bite Open Sunday The second annual Wonder Lake Fro6t Bite golf open will be held on Sunday, Nov. 7 beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the first tee at the northwest corner of Wonder Lake. The open will be limited to the first 125 entrees with donation entry fee. For tickets contact Bill Fitzgerald at 385-8060, Orv Gosse at 338-5454, or Mill Inn at 653-9923. 155 lbs Dan Clark pinned Rick Moore (W) at 5:39. The Warrior senior captain has the team's best conference record at 5-2 and the best overall mark at 16-7. He also leads the varsity in takedowns with 23. 167 lbs Bob Hawley lost by default to Tony Halda (W). A sophomore, Hawley has been filling for John Gewis even though he is normally a 155 pounder. Hawley's varsity record is 0-3 & 1-5 overall. 185 lbs Tom Kucek lost a 8-3 decision to Guy Busch (W) to put his record at 3-3 in the conference and 4-8 overall. "He has given away six to ten pounds in each match that he wrestles, but few opponents have really taken advantage of that factor," said Sobczak. Heavyweight Dan Mohnan lost a 2-0 decision to Bill Lowe to drop his record to 0-5 in the conference and 4-11 overall. "Dan may have shown the most improvement of the six r e g u l a r v a r s i t y sophomores," concluded Sobczak McHENRY - Prior to the Woodstock match, McHenry ended its non-conference schedule by losing to Belvidere 35-25. Winners for the Warriors included: Karpinski (98- pin), Carby (105-pin), Mike Connor (145-pin), Clark (155- decision), and Clewis (167- major decision). Plaindealer D Warrior Swim Team Splits WAUKEGAN - McHenry high school's swim team dropped a 45-35 meet to Waukegan West last week as Mike Shanahan's team managed only two first place finishes Ken Ledford won the diving for the Warriors and the 400 relay team also won first place. Earlier at Dundee, McHenry defeated the Cardunals 94-63 capturing six first places en route to victory. The Warriors will next host Woodstock on Thur­ sday, Feb. 4 in a 4:30 p.m. meet at West Campus. The results against the two schools are as follows: 200 relay W-( 2) Zimmerman, Schaefer, Hughes, and Iwanski. D-(2)Zimmerman, Mc- Nish, Iwanski, and Davis. 200 freestyle W - ( 2 ) W . C e p u l i s , (3) Miller. D-(l)Miller, (2)Patterson 200 I.M. W-(3)D. Cepulis. D-(l)Schaefer. 50 freestyle W-(2)McNish. D-(2)W. Cepulis, (3)D. Cepulis. Diving W-( 1 )Ledford, (2)Jepsen. D-(2) Ledford, (4)Jepsen, 100 butterfly W-(2)D. Cepulis. 100 freestyle W-(2)McNish, (3)Hughes. D - ( 1 ) W . Cepulis, 500 freestyle W-( 2 ) W . Cepulis, D-( DMiller, (3) Pat­ terson, (4)Henshall. 100 back W-( 2) Zimmerman, (3)Shaver. D- ( l ) D . Cepulis, (3)Zimmerman, (5)Shaver. 100 breast W-(2)Schaefer. D-( 2) Schaefer. 400 relay W-(l)W. Cepulis, D. Cepulis, Miller, and McNish. D-(l)W. Cepulis, McNish. Hughes, and Miller. What's On Tap: Friday, Feb. 5 McHenry Boys Basketball McHenry Wrestling Johnsburg Boys Basketball Woodstock FVC at Dundee at Marian Central JANUARY CLEARANCE EXTENDED TO FEB.13, 1982 --BLOUSES-- $7,$9,*11 and up BRING IN THIS AD AND GET AN ADDITIONAL 10% oOFF- McHenry Manufacturing Company 3 0 1 1 W . R t e . 1 2 0 M c H e n r y , I I . 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Please Reques t Tape By Number Calf (312)223-2/00 F1 Bunions F5 Arch Pain F2 Nail Problems F6 Skin Problems F3 Corns-Calluses F7 Sports Injuries F4 Heel Pain F8 Circulation Problems G1 Infants & Children's Feet Courtesy of On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt The Warriors of Ken Ludwig showed a lot of improvement last weekend. On Friday night against Cary Grove after a first period six-point deficit they ran and shot during the next two periods for a 15-pt advantage. Even when the Trojans closed the gap to within two, the Warriors showed the old moxie and hung on for a 54-51 victory. Saturday's score against Jacobs is very misleading. Although the Warriors dropped the contest 65-47, they were only trailing 49-43 with tour minutes to go. Miscues, and not that many, but only at the wrong time, along with the hot shooting of the Eagles made the difference in the close game. McHenry along with Woodstock and Jacobs will be at the Belvidere regional in early March. I don't believe the pairings are out as yet, but I'll take a guess and pit the warriors vs. the Blue Streaks. This wul be a two night affair, with all four playing on Wednesday, and the finals set for Friday night. J " Rockford Sectional. The winner will advance to the Thanks to Gary Collins and his Crystal Lake South Gators, the Fox Valley conference is getting some state recognition. The Gators are listed 10th in the latest polls. The Gators have won 18 straight since an opening game loss at Lake Zurich. The Blue Streaks of Woodstock are ranked 28th in the state. Mike Shanahan's swimmers didn't fare too well as the 12-team Rockford Invitational last Saturday, but Wade Cepulis came up with a 4th place, for the only Warrior scoring. With a lot of the big schools participating, it has to be good experience for the youthful Warriors. Marty Sobczak takes his "Rassling Warriors" to Dundee this weekend for the Fox Valley meet. Not strong aa a team to win the meet, the Warriors should have some individuals that should place high in the scoring. Pat Wirtz's Lady Warriors have a couple of games on tap this week. Last night they were at Jacobs and tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 p.m. they host the Blue Streaks from Woodstock. Both are Fox Valley games and the Warriors hope to move up in the standings. A remainder to you Warrior fans, that the make up game with Libertyville will be here next Saturday night A chance to see one of the better teams in the Chicago area with 6'10" Rich Stanfel, who as a junior has the college scouts drooling already on his play. With the Blue Streaks in town tonight, we go back to the Regional tourney in March of 1961 when the Warriors won over the Streaks 53-47. The game played at Elgin high school pitted the two leading North Suburban scorers Roger Eckert of Woodstock, and Paul Morenz of the Warriors. Each led his team in scoring, with Eckert's 17 not enough, to overtake the Warriors. 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'TIAOCMMHa Of KtMAKM INC NOT THIS TIME -- Jacobs forward Mike Lange (53) rejects a points and he also pulled down nine rebounds to lead the shot attempted by Johnsburg's Paul Metzger (24) in the first Golden Eagles to a 72-59 non-conference victory. quarter of Tuesday's contest. Lange led all scorers with 22 STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD