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/ score of ,, The bi 'Rams, w twice an Rams us in the fo wasn DIV Of DASTON INC ti -PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER6,1982 The McHenry Plaindealer 5ports Tigers Run Over Warriors For First Win Of Season DICKRABBITT The running of Steve Booth and Jim Malone, along with costly mistakes by McHenry, enabled the Crystal Lake Tigers of Bill Mack to defeat the Warriors 28-7 Friday at Crystal lake. The Warriors battled the Tigers on even terms throughout the first half of play, only to make three costly mistakes that led to its defeat. Booth and Malone picked up 264 of the 265 rushing yards for the Tigers, as they time and time again ripped off yardage through the Warrior line. In a game played before a small Crystal Lake crowd on Mother's Night, the Tigers won its first Fox Valley tilt of the season and left the Warriors 0-2 in conference play. Warrior mistakes were costly in the game. There were not that many, but when they occurred, it was costly. Coach Joe Schlender remarked after the game, "Mistakes beat us. When you nave to fight uphill all the time, it's tough. Last week we intercepted for what I supposed was the winning touchdown, only to have it called back. Tonight, Rudman's 73 yard run called back, could have put us in the drivers seat at halftime." The Tigers scored first with just less than three minutes remaining in the initial period, when Tiger fullback Steve Booth went four yards for the touchdown. The extra point was good and the Tigers led 7-0. Taking the kickoff OB its own 35 yard line, The Warriors marched 65 yards to score. Clayton Lane's 16 yard run and Mike Love's 24 yard keeper, moved the ball to the Tiger 21. Then Love found Denny Shaver all alone in the end zone for the touchdown. Doug Mitsven split the uprights for the tying point and at the end of the first quarter, the score was 7-7. In the second period, after an exchange of punts, the Warriors took over on its own 27 yard line. Maiden Rudman broke a host of Tiger tackles and romped 73 yards for a touchdown, only to have it called back becuase of a Warrior guilty of holding. The rest of the period was spent between the 30 yard lines. The half ended 7-7. After a mishandled tiger punt by the Warriors on the one yard line, Love's second down pass was intercepted on the Warrior six yard line. Two plays OFFENSIV E GUARD -- Todd R$hberg led the way for Warrior quarterback, Mike Love. Love finished the game with 63 yards rushing and completed three passes on nine attempts for 54 yards and he had three interceptions. Crystal LakeCentral defeated the Warriors 58-7. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB. later, Adam Jacoby went for the touchdown and the kick was good for a 14-7 lead for the Tigers. Turnovers were the Warrior •jownfall in the final period. A Warrior i'unble after a 16 yard gain, gave the Tigers the ball deep in Warrior territory Several plays later, Bootn scooted for the touchdown and the kick was good for a Tiger 21-7 lead. With 2:30 remaining, the Tigers intercepted a Warrior pass and on the first play. Booth raced 24 yards into paydirt for the final score. The kick was good and the Tigers went off the field a 28-7 victor. Rams Steal Skyhawks First Win JOHNSBURG FULLBACK -- Jim Bentz is on his way for a Skyhawk touchdown. Defensive end, Chris White and defensive back, Scott Palmier! are giving chase. The Skyhawk touchdown, however, was called back because of a penalty. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Hurricanes Show Power Against Indians SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE MARENGO--Move over, Wood­ stock's Blue Streaks. Now there are two offensive powerhouses in town. Marian Central scored six straight touchdowns as the Hurricanes overpowered Marengo 41-12 in a football battle Friday night at the Indian's home field. The victory improved Marian' season record to 2-2 overall while Marengo fell to 1-3. Six different Hurricane players scored in the contest. The f^st touchdown came early in the game on a Marian fumble recovery at the Indian 20-yard line. 'Cane quarterback Chuck Hartlieb quickly took the ball in for a score with a nine-yard dash and John Miceli added the first of his five extra point kicks to give Marian a 7-0 lead. The Hurricanes exploded in the --SAFETY EXTRAVAGANZA--i FREE TOKENS* FREE DONUTS FREE APPLE CIDER SAT. OCTOBER 9th-9 a.m.-12 noon AT THE McHENRY POLICE PARKING LOT BIKE SAFETY COURSE GIVEN BY McHENRY POLICE DEPT. SPONSORED BY: FOODS TOTAL DISCOUNT 3705 W. ELM, McHENRY n# #H 3421 PEARL ST., McHENRY RIVERSIDE BAKE SHOP 1309 N.RIVERSIDE DR. * McHENRY, ILL. 10 FREE TOKENS FOR THOSE WHO COMPLETE THE COURSE-RAIN DATE: OCT. 14 second quarter for two more touch­ downs. Dave Kubacki scored the first on a 45-yard dash through the Indian defense and Jeff Cychner later tallied OR a 35-yard run to make it 21-0 at halftime. But Marian wasn't quite finished with the Indians. The Hurricanes put -UJKP more touchdown on the scoreboard in the third quarter -- one on a spectacular 90-yard punt return by John Jarvis and another later in the period as Andy Hartlieb rambled 25-yards to the end zone. The Hurricanes closed their scoring with 11:06 left in the game as Mark Middendorf tallied on a nine-yard (Continued on page 7) MIKE LAMB "We should have won the ballgame." Those were the only words John- sburg Coach, Randy Oberembt could drag out of his throat, after watching Grays lake defeat his Skyhawks 27-24. Oberembt, along with his coaches, players and the homecomming crowd watched in disbelief, as the Skyhawks lost a 10 point lead in the last four minutes of the game to the Rams. The Skyhawks final touchdown with 7:50 left, on a 31 yard pass by Jeff Jayko. gave Johnsburg a 24-14 lead. The Skyhawk players and coaches jumped up and down on the sideline in jubilation after that touchdown, as they could see victory number one in sight -- instead they experienced loss number four. Later on, Oberembt was able to recover from a very hard loss for him. "This was a terrible experience for all of us. We dominated the entire game and then gave it away." Johnsburg did dominate the majority of the game. The Skyhawks ended up with a 316 to 258 total offense edge over the Rams. The Skyhawks out gained the Rams on thp ground, 170-91, but the Rams did hold an edge in passing yardage 167 to 146. The Rams built the passing edge on a 45 vard touchdown pass for the winning the game. big offensive weapon for the was the onside kick. It worked and touchdowns followed. The used it on the opening kick and fourth quarter, after scoring a and closing the gap 24-20. 'The first onside kick was a sur- said Oberembt. "The second t a surpise. We had five defensive backs on the line. They just executed it well." The Rams recovered the onside kick on the opening kickoff on the 50 yard line The drive stalled until quar­ terback Kevin Kirby hit end, Bryan Olson, on a 23 yard pass on a third down and 11 Again the drive stalled and on a fourth down and six yards to go, Kirby broke loose for the needed six yards. He then ran the ball the next four times, the fourth being a one yard run in the end zone. The extra point attempt by Hector Mestre was no good and the Rams had 6-0 lead. On the first offensive possession by Johnsburg, Don Hovseth fumbled on the 30 yard line and was recovered by Scott* Palmieri for the Rams. This time, Kirby used a mixture of running and passing to move the ball and with 4:34 left in the quarter, he scored another touchdown on another one yard run. The Rams succeded in a two point conversion attempt, on a Kirby pass to Olson again and the Rams had a' 14-0 early lead. But, the Skyhawks came right back in the second quarter and scored two touchdowns. The first one came with 9:45 in the quarter. Defensive pass interference call against Gravslake help spark the drive. It ended with a six yard scoring pass from Jeff Jayko to Matt Anderson. A Jayko pass fell incomplete in the two point conversion attempt. • Jayko finished the day with three touchdown passes, He completed seven passes on 12 attempts for 146 yards. The Rams took the Skyhawk kickoff and drove the ball to the Johnsburg 25 yard line when Joe Brekke fumbled and Jim Bentz recovered the ball for McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Drive McHenry, I l l inois Across From The Fox Hole) 385-9240 Glasses made while you wait I (Single vision plastic only) Over 1,000 First Quality Metal or Plastic *#fl Frames ^ Kid's CI H Frames Metal or Plastic Visit Our Boutique Designer Section CITIZENS FREE FRAME WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES EMERGENCY RFPAIRS & FRAME REPLACEMENT the Skyhawks. This time the Skyhawks used a punishing ground game to move the ball to the Ram 35 yard line, only to fumble the snap and Grayslake recoved the ball. But the Skyhawk defense held and the Rams punted the ball right back. With l:23"left in the quarter and the ball resting on its own 29 yard line, Jayko found Eric Bear all alone for a 28 yard pass. On the very next play, Jayko went back to pass again and hit Tom Huemann with a 43 yard scoring pass. Jayko, again, failed to connect on the two point conversion attempt. Johnsbure took off in the third quarter where it left off in the second quarter. Jim Bentz helped spark a drive that started on the 30 yard line, with a 21 yard run. The drive ended with a one yard run by Bentz into the end zone and the Skyhawks took the lead for the first time in the game, 18- 14. Jayko again failed to complete a pass for the two point conversion. The drive took up much of the quarter, with only 2:57 left. The Skyhawks took that 24-14 lead on Its next possession. This time Jayko handed the ball to his run- ningbacks, Bentz and Jim Hopp to move the ball from its own 23 yard line to the Ram 31 yard line. The drive ended, however, on a 31 scoring strike from Jayko to Hovseth. The Skyhawks clearly had control of the ball game. But the momentum slowly changed. After the Ram defense held the Skyhawks on a fourth down and four yards to go play at the Ram 34, Grayslake came back with a touchdown. With2:53 left in the game, Kirby found Palmieri with no defenders around him for a 30 yard scoring pass. The two point con­ version attempt was no good, becfmse an offensive pass interference call. The Rams completed the onside kick and Kirby on the next play, completed a 45 yard pass to Olson. "We have improved each week," said Oberembt. "We're much better ballclub than we were a month ago. Now we are at the point where we have to win." WARRIOR RUNNER-- Delia Saunders was the first girl to cross the finish line Thursday, during McHenry's only home meet. She finished at 12:30. Saunders was also the first girl to finish at the Crystal Lake-Grant Invitational. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD. Be SNUG and WARM WITH Replacement Window Systems o CUSTOM BUILT EASY TO CLEAN (815) 385-9240 DAILY 8:30-5:30 SAT. 8:30-3 WED. 8:30 1 QUICK-CLEAN INSTALLATION NO MAINTENANCE NO DRAFTS or HEAT LOSS See it TODAY at -- . FACTORY SHOWROOMS - TVALWORTH, WL 53184 275-2176 HOURS: DAILY-8 A.M. - 5 P.M. 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