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% MCHENRY GOLFER, BRAD ADAMS--uses a Iron to hit his ball on the green of hole number two at the Mc Henry Country Club during Monday's match against Crystal Lake South. Adams one-putted for a birdie on the 354 yard dog-leg. Adams was the top medalist at the Crown In­ vitational Saturday. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD. Golf Team Wins Eighth Straight Eight meets -- eight wins. That's not a bad start. The McHenry golf team captured the Crown Invitational Saturday and then easily defeated Crystal Lake South Monday by a score of 156-166 for its seventh ana eighth wins of the season. The Warriors won the Crown Invitational by three strokes over second place finisher, Crystal Lake South, the same team it beat Monday. The final score was 303-309. It was the second time in a row the Warriors captured the event. Our boys played very well," said Warrior coach, Charlie Cuda. Whenever you put five guys under 80, your doing pretty good. I hope they keep it up. They have the potential to be a pretty good golf team." SenioryBraa a dams led the Warriors . Steve Svec had a 76 and Tom and Mike Bauml each carded Monday's match was played under little more cooler weather, which seemed to hamper the players slightly. "With this kind of weather, average shooting is 156. That's pretty good. I'm satisfied," Cuda said. Steve Svec was the medalist of the meet with a 37. Both Tom Neuman and Chris Vehring had 39's. Kurt Barnicle followed with a 41. Scoreboard PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.1982 Early Voyages Dependability of the mon- possible the voyages a quar- Arab mariners mastered a soon, wind", the navigators' ter of the Way round the trade route to China seven sure knowledge of the stars, world, National Geographic centuries before Columbus. ^the Mal to succccd made «•*»• FOX VALLEY conf. McHenry CL South Woodstock Dundee CL Central Crown Cary-Grove Jacc'ua 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Friday's results enry 25 Grant 0 outh 14 Stevenson 0 conf. all w i w 1 "0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 Roundup Volleyball The Marian girls volleyball team lost in two games to Montini Monday, 1-15 and 11-15. Holly Ryan was the leading scorer for Marian with four. She also had one ace and eight spikes. The loss drops the Hurricane record to 3-4 overall. The junior varisty were able to defeat Montini though; losing the first game 11-15, but winning the nextr two 15-6 and 15-11. Mary Lewan and Michele Lalor were the leading the scorers with nine. Cross Country The Marian boys crosscounrty team racked up three more dual wins for the season, defeating Jacobs, vard, and Warren Monday and, its record to 9-0. The Hurricanes defeated Jacobs 25- 30, Harvard 20-42-ancTwarren 21-40. Bob Hartman Was the first harrier for the Hurricanes to cross the finish line. He came in at 16:06; (5) Bob Albinger finished at 18:28, (8) Yung Kim 18:59, (10) Jay Chapman 19:14 and (11) Dave Cotteiler 19:23. YMCA The bicycle-motocrosss season at the Lake Region YMCA is slowly drawing to a close. The final race of the season will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. All races will be groupedafccording to age and ability levd/There is a separate categoiyl^fcr girls. Age groups are snfand under, seven, eight, nine, 10; 11,12,13,14,15 and 16 and ovCTy^Ability classes are begin- ner^atmce and expert. This is an NBL sanctioned event and will be run under it's BMX rules. Trophies will be given for first through third place for all but the beginner class. Ribbons will be given for those winning the beginner races. Trophies are being donated by- the Lake Region YMCA Men's Club. Date For Fourth Annual Lung Run Set The American Association of DuPage and McHenry Counties will sponsor the fourth annual Lung Run on Sunday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. The 10 kilometer (6.2 miles) and five kilometer (3.1 miles) runs are for the entire family. It will be held in Wheaton starting at Wheaton- Warrenville High School, corner of Wiesbrook and Butterfield Roads. Harold Wimmer, Program Director, said, "More than 500 run­ ners participated last year to make the Lung Run one of the largest runs in the DuPage area. This year we anticipate an even larger crowd to enjoy theruns-along the scenic Illinois Praire Path." Funds raised from the Lung Run support the association's pediatric asthma programs and summer camp for asthmatic children. Registeration may be done up to race time. For more information call Glen Ellyn at 469-2400. McHer CL Sout West Chicago 20 CL Central 6 Saturday's results Antioch 26 Woodstock 20 (ot) Wauconda 27 Jacobs 8 Grayslake 18 Crown 14 Round Lake 34 Dundee 32 Lk. Zurich 13 Cary-Grove 12 NORTHWEST SUBURBAN Wauconda Warren Lake Zurich . Round Lake Antioch Grayslake Johnsburg Grant Friday's results McHenry 25 Grant o Marian Central 20 Johnsburg 6 * Saturday's results Antioch 26 Woodstock 20 (ot) Grayslake 18 Crown 14 Warren 14 Mundelein 0 Round Lake 34 Dundee 32 Wauconda 27 Jacobs 8 Marian 20 Johnsburg 6 Marian first downs v 16 yards rushing 198 yards passing 112 total yards 310 Penalties 10-90 fumbles 2-1 Johnsburg 0 0 6 Marian 6 0 7 Rushing: Johnsburg; Bentz 15-48, Hopp 6-5, Carden 1-2, Jayko 5-(-27). Marian; Kubacki 10-85, Hartlieb 8-57, Cychner 12-29, Sandall 9-25, C. Har­ tlieb 4-2. Passing: Johnsburg; Jayko 5-14-3- 70. Marian; Hoover 3-1-0-32, Hartlieb 5-15-1-80. Receptions: Johnsburg; Anderson 3-57, Miedzianowski 1-4, Bear 1-9. 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