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* Girls Top Harvard JOHNSBUKG -- John- sburg's girls basketball team rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat SHARK conference Opponent Har­ vard 44-40 lot week. > The vie Skyhawk in league play and 8-7 Trailing 31-29 after three quarters of play, Johnsburg took control of the game in the fourth quarter and outscored visiting Harvard 1S-9 en route to victory. Kathy Butler, who was recently moved up from the junior varsity squad, con­ tributed two key field goals in the closing minutes to aid in the Skyhawk victory, improved the "Deep down our girls ' record to 8-1 v really wanted this victory," said Johnsburg head coach Sharal Koenigseder. "Our hustle at the end of the game is what made the dif­ ference." Also making the difference was the fine all-around play of Senior Chert Kofler who On The Sidelines By Dick Robbitt After a lost weekend, the McHenry Warriors of Ken Ludwig hope to get back on the winning track this weekend. Tonight they travel to Dundee to take on Paul Judson's Cardunals, and tomorrow night take on the other Judson's team the Zion Benton ZeeBees here at Buckner nrm. The Warriors had a good chance against Crown last Friday, but let the game get away from them after building up a big first period lead. Saturday night was a different stjory. The Warriors were simply outclassed by the visiting Libertyville Wildcats. The tall and talented Cats were lust too much for die smaller Warrior squad to overcome. Max Sanders, Wildcat coacn snowed a lot of class, when he yanked his regulars early, otherwise who knows what the score may have been. It is tough for a coach at this time of the season with the state tourney approaching, not to let his team get all the play they can. fm sure the popular "Cat" coach, realized this, but then again, what was there to gain, and why spoil a beautiful friendship with the Warrior coaching staff and fans. I have known the Wildcat coach for a long time, and he was and still is a perfect gentlemaa He proved it last Saturday night. Congratulations are in order to some members of Marty Sobczak's "Hassling Warriors". Eric Karpanski won the district 96 pound title at the Woodstock District last weekend, and Eric along with Steve Carby and Dan Clark all qualified for the Sectional meet this weekend at Palatine. Warrior fans are wishing them die best of luck, and although the competition gets a little stronger, here is hoping they all qualify for the state finals. Well the crystal ball broke again, what else is new. The Warriors play Belvidere in die second game of the Belvidere regional at 8:90 p.m. on March 2. Woodstock opens play against Jacobs at 7 p.m. The participated in just her second game following a leg injury. Kofler contributed only four points in the contest before fouling out in the fourth quarter, hut her court leadership, defense, ami her rebounding were invaluable to the Skyhawks. Senior Sue Dehn and lore Theresa Hauck a well-balanced scoring attack for Johnsburg as each player netted 12 points. Jane Pecucci also had a fine night for the Skyhawks scoring eight points and sharing rebounding honors with Dehn as each grabbed 12 tj Lori Kramarczyk topped the Hornets in scoring with 16 points, while Mona Dale chipped in 10. Kofler's first game following injury was a superb one, although the Skyhawks came out on a losing note 53-50 against Richmond-Burton. Kofler scored 15 points in the contest to lead John­ sburg, but the Rockets hung on in the fourth quarter to win. "I thought Cheri played an ? excellent game considering it was her first one after she became injured," said Koenigseder. "She shot well, rebounded, and passed the ball well during her time on the court." Pecucci, Hauck, and Dehn also scored in double figures but the Skyhawks' chances for victory were severly hurt when Dehn fouled out with s three minutes to play in the game. Johnsburg will travel to Marian Central on Thur­ sday, Feb. 18 for a rematch with the Hurricanes. Marian won the first meeting earlier this year at Johnsburg as Jackie Weber tallied 20 points. Carl Moesche PAGE 7 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY It. 1962 Final Youth League Sign-Ups I V: HpS The McHenry junior youth league will hold it's final > on Saturday, Feb. 27 between the hours of 11:90 registration a.m. to 4:00 p.m at the V.F.W. The Johnsburg youth league will hold its final registration on Saturday, Feb. 20 between the hours of 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. at Bush school in Johnsburg. All interested boys and girls between the ages of seven and 15 are encouraged to sign up. person years to bowl a 300 game at McHenry Recreation when he accomplished the feat last Wednesday, Feb. 10. Brzenk PERFECT -- John W. Brzenk became the first person in 20 rs to ompl bowled his game on lanes 5 and 6, ironically the same two lanes that Louis Pierpaoli used during his 300 game in 1962. STAFF PHOTO -- CARL MOESCHE winners will square off on Friday for the championship, and the right to enter the Rockford Sectional. The Fox Valley Football Coaches third annual clinic will be held at West campus on March 20. Some of the guest coaches who will speak, are Ray Haley from Larkin nigh school in Elsin: Paul Adams of Deerfied. the Class 5- A runnerup last fall; George Turnbull of Whaton North, the Class 4-A champions; Jack Mclneroey of Westmont, who has helped form several Summer Pass leagues; Randy Hoffman of nearby Richmond-Burton, who had his Rockets on a 13-game winning streak before Danville Schlarman defeated the Rockets last fall; and the popular trainer of Cary Grove, Gil Gulbrandson. This Is quite a crew of guest speakers, and a record turnout of coaches throughout this part of the state are expected to attend the clinic. With the Warriors at Dundee tonight, we must go back to the 1970-71 season, when the Warriors of Ken Ludwig defeated the Cardunals 59-41. Jerry Miller led the Warriors with 18 points, and Ron Millar picked up 17, as it was no contest during the evening. • j • * • } * - . j j • y j ' * . i l l . i . McHENRY VS. DUNDEE 1976-71 McHenry Dundee fg ft Pf tP 'g ft Pf tP Harbecke 5 1 4 11 Meyer 4 0 2 8 Hosier 1 2 3 4 Morningstar 1 6 1 8 Gehrke 1 1 1 3 Carter 4 2 0 10 E. Miller 8 1 1 17 Garlieb 0 2 2 2 J. Miller 9 0 2 18 Stedina 1 1 2 3 Hoffman 3 0 1 6 Whitehouse 0 2 0 2 Prazak 0 0 1 0 Miller 2 0 1 4 Nielson 2 0 0 4 Totals: 27 5 13 59 Totals: 14 13 8 41 McHenry 15 16 14 14 56 Dundee 9 8 12 12 41 Officials Give MCC No Charity The McHenry Community College Scots found them­ selves in an unusual situation when they closed out their 1961-82 basketball season against the Waubonsee Chiefs Tuesday night. The Scots were not allowed any free throws during the entire game and ultimately lost 80-74. The Scots played a tight game, putting forth their best efforts as they went against the conference champions in their season finale. MCC went ahead early in the first half and took a surprising 34-32 lead at halftime. X However, the lead was short lived as Waubonsee recovered early in the second half and took a nine- point lead itself. With seven minutes remaining in the contest the Scots tied the score, but that would be as close as they would get for the remainder of the game. Late foul trouble awarded the Chiefs an opportunity to tally four free throws and another field goal put the game away in the closing minutes. Despite not having an opportunity to get to the cnarity stripe, the Scots shot well from the field making 37 Tankers Head To Rockford M i k e S h a n a h a n ' s McHenry high school swim team will begin District competition on Saturday, Feb. 20 at Rockford- Jefferson high school. The Warriors will be competing with 11 other area high schools. They include De Kalb, Freeport, Loves Park-Harlem, Rockford Auburn, Rockford Boylan, Rockford East, Rockford Guilford, Rockford West, host Rockford Jefferson, Woodstock, and Marian Central. The diving preliminaries begin at 9:30 a.m. and the swimming events and the diving finals are slated for 1:30 p.m. Winners will ad­ vance to the state final meet to be held on Feb. 26-27 at Hinsdale high school in Darien. What's On Tap: 'Cane Girls Win HARVARD -- Marian Central's girls broke a third quarter tie by scoring six straight points, then rolled to a 54-40 SHARK conference victory over Harvard Monday night. Four Hurricanes scored in double figures in the win, which boosted Marian to 5-1 in the league. Marian led 14-11 after one quarter and 28-23 at half- time. Harvard managed to tie the game in the third quarter, but Marian later pulled ahead and led the hosts 28-23 after three. Jackie Weber led Marian with 17 points, while Debbie Liggett had 12, Nancy Walsh 11, and Beth Penza 10. Now'sthe time to compare cost and coverage on auto insurance! CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI American FamUy Mutual Insurance Co Martian. Wis. i 1300 N.f ARK, McHENRY IK VW 81 REGAL E Q U I P P ' D W I T H • T I N T H M I A S S • ( m K O M I W H E f I S M U I R K D E F O G G f R . W H l f V . A U S • a i r r O N D I T I O N I N C • P O W I K S T F F R i M G K • ! 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