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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNKSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1982 Hurricane Girls Win The Battle Of The Unbeaten WOODSTOCK -- Marian Central outscored Harvard 17-6 in the second quarter and rQUed on for a 48-33 win in a battle between unbeaten girls basketball teams Monday. The win was the Hurricanes fourth straight. Harvard fell to 3-1. Nancy Walsh paced Marian's attack with 14 points, while Holly Ryan added 12 and Beth Lango contributed eight. Lori Kramarczyk topped the Hornets with 14 points while Traci Jones had six and Lynell Lahner chipped in four. Marian led 6-4 after one quarter ana 23-10 at halftime. Harvard cut the lead to 11 points at 34-23 by the end of the third period, but the Hurricanes outpointed the visitors 14-10 in the closing quarter. V "We were anticipating a good game," said Hurricane coach Don Penza. "They have all their girls back from last year. (But) our advantage was the home court. "I'm pleasantly surprised that the Warrior Frosh-Soph Wrestlers Finish 2nd gals are responding as well as they are," he added. "Our girls are im­ proving each game and that's most encouraging." Harvard took the frosh-soph game 38-36 in overtime. Marian, 1-0 in the West Suburban Catholic Conference, resumes league action at home Friday with a match against Benet Academy. ****** Lombard - Nancy Walsh scored 21 points while Holly Ryan added 10 as Marian Central's girls basketball team rallied in the second half to claim a 54-42 victory over Montini Friday The Broncos leaped to a 14-8 lead in the first quarter and lengthened the advantage to 26-18 at half-time. But the Hurricanes revived in the third quarter and knotted the contest 32-32 entering the final quarter Marian then blasted their hosts 22-10 in the final period. WMJCONDA -- Four champions helped the. McHenry Warrior .fresh­ men-sophomore wrestling team take second place Saturday at the Wauconda eight team tournament. Crown finished first with 175'^ points, followed by McHenry 146'^ points. Round Lake in third with 95. c Tom Wrona, Jeff Schuster, Dan Parasi and Mike Lobinsky all brought back first place trophies for their individual efforts. Wrona at 105 pounds scored two falls and then a 5-4 decision over Mark Oritz of Crown to win in his weight class. Oritz is now 8-0 for the season. Schuster at 119 pounds used three falls, including a 2:40 pin over Tom Keath of Crown to top his class. Schuster has a 7-1-1 record so far. Also scoring three pins, Parisi at 126 pounds pinned Dave Bartels of Grayslake in the final round match. The freshman has a record of 7-0 -- all pins. Lobinsky, wrestling at unlimited, is 4-0 so far. He also scored three falls at the tournament, overpowering Ed Simmons of Libertyville in the third period. taking second place honors was Dave Sikorski at 185 pounds. Chris Creutz at 132 pounds and Dennis Gaines at 155 pounds both earned third place ribbons. Also wrestling for the Warriors were Chris Schwann at 98 pounds, Wayne Beyer 112 pounds, Dave Sarabia 138 pounds and Jim Shaver 167 pound'7 i Scoreboard Basketball McHenry 64 Dundee 57 Dundee: Gromer 0-0-1 0, Schmitt 3- 2-2 8, Curtright 2-4-2 8, Dunaway 0-0-1 0, Kelly 10-3-4 23, Mitter 5-4-4 14, Gilbert 2-0-2 4, totals 22-14-16 57. McHenry: Hermann 7-3-5 17, Babb 1-1-13, Peterson 2-0-5 4, Bauml 4-0-4 8, Livley 4-0-2 8, Scot tt 5-0-2 10, Freund 2- 6-310, Buenzli 1-2-14, totals 26-12-23 64. Dundee 16 14 10 17 -- 57 McHenry 21 16 10 17 -- 64 Fouled out: Hermann. JV Score: McHenry 63 Dundee J59 Antioch 52 Johnsburg 44 Antioch: McLellan 0-0-3 0, Hum­ phreys 1-0-2 2, Korjenek 1-0-3 2, Sheedlo 0-0-3, Mueller 0-1-0 1, An­ derson 7-2-1 16, Aschbacher 6-7-4 19, Becker 6-0-4 12, totals 21-10-20 52. Johnsburg: Majercik3-0-3 6, Fowler 5-0-2 10, Preston 2-1-4 5, Zuley 1-0-2 2, Wharton 3-2-5 8, Meehan 6-0-1 12, totals 20-4-17 44. Antioch 14 14 10 14 -- 52 Johnsburg 15 10 10 9 -- 44 Fouled out: Wharton JV Score: Antioch 56 Johnsburg 25 MEN'S B LEAGUE Lawson's Painting defeated Lakes Cablevision 68-28 Little John's defeated Mclntrye and Henehan 67-62 Standings Men's A league , W L Buss Ford-John's Sport Stop 4 o St. Regis Pub 3 l Hiller and Hamm 2 l McHenry State Bank 2 2 Christopher's Men's Wear ; -1 3 Fergie's Farmhouse 0 4 7 " " Jfe > Men's B League W L Lawson Painting - ; 3 0 Little John's . » 2 1 Henehan and Mclntrye 12 Lakes Cablevision 0 3 Wrestling Fox Valley Conference conf. all L .3 1 1 3 4 4 5 8 Johnsburg Skyhawk center, Tom Meehan tries to shoot over the Antioch center, Chris Becker during Friday's game. The 6-foot-3 Meehan finished with 12 points and the 6-foot-5 Becher also finished with 12 points. Antioch won the game 52-44. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB We Have a Wagonload of Blankets UP TO 60% OFF ••••-•? WfSff 4 v 1 ' <* conventional ofr ' -' 1 v" by Cannon® or Beacon 14.99 All sizes. 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The first session will be held at the former S p o r t s m e n ' s C l u b building in Woodstock City Park on Thursday, Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. An identical session will be held on Saturday at 9 a.m. at Harvard Sportsmen's Club on the east side of Route 14, a quarter mile south of Harvard. Intended as an in­ troduction to cross country skiing or a brushup for the more experienced skier, the sessions are free of charge and no prior r e g i s t r a t i o n i s necessary. More in­ formation is available from the MCCD office at (815) 338-1405 or 678- 4431. W L W McH e n r y 2 . . 0 -- 2 . Jacobs 2 0.7 CL South 2 0 6 CL Central 114 Woodstock 11 2 Dundee 0 2 3 Crown 0 2 2 Cary-Grove 0 2 0 Friday's results Woodstock 91 Cary Grove 50 McHenry 64 Dundee 57 Jacobs 67 CL Central 50 CL South 78 Crown 43 Saturday's results Streamwood 65 Woodstock 53 CL South 59 Schaumburg 58 Northwest Suburban Friday's results Antioch 52 Johnsburg 44 Grayslake 73 Wauconda 63 Warren 52 Grant 42 Round Lake 52 Lake Zurich 46 Saturday's results Grant 49 Geneva 47 North Chicago 56 Antioch 49 Warren 67 Stevenson 51 St. Viator 61 Lake Zurich 60 Marian Central 41 Johnsburg 34 Marian: Franks 0-0-2 0, Griffin 0-0-1 0, Kuper 0-0-2 0, Lango 1-0-2 2, Penza 3- 4-5 10, Ryan 4-1-5 9, Traver 0-0-1 1, Walsh 6-8-0 20, totals 14-13-16 41. Johnsburg: Christie 2-0-1 4, Guet- zloff 3-0-4 6, Pierce 1-0-0 2, Swartzloff 0-3-0 3, Scavo 1-1-2 3, Butler 0-0-5 0, Pecucci 4-0-3 8, Hauck 2-2-5 6, Hart 1-0- 0 2, totals 14-6-20 34. Marian Central 6 13 8 14 -- 41 Johnsburg 6 8 7 13 -- 34 Fouled out: Butler, Hauck, Penza. Men's Recreational Basketball MEN'S A LEAGUE Buss Ford-John's Sport defeated Hiller and Hamm 66-52 McHenry State Bank defeated Fergie's Farmhouse 72-46 St. Regis Pub defeated Christopher's Men's Wear 49-48 McHenry 44 Dundee 15. 98 -- Bunday (M) won by a forfeit 105 -- Keevil (M) won by a default 112 -- Gaza (M) defeated Mclntyre (D) 6-3 119 -- Shelton (D) defeated Connor (M) 13-0 126 -- Sarabia (M) defeated Paultz (D) 9-1 132 -- Madden (D) defeated Sarabia (M) 16-7 138 --Lance (M) defeated Beelow (D) 7-0 145 -- Hunt (M) won by forfeit 155 -- Schwingbock (D) pinned Hawley (M) 1:41* 167 -- Kucek (M) pinned Holmes (D) 1:38 185 -- Clewis (M) defeated Livingston (D) 15-4 HWT -- Mohnen (M) won by forfeit Antioch Shut Out Skyhawk Wrestlers ANTIOCH -- Johnsburg Skyhawk Wrestling Coach Don March has no excuse and says his team just received a lesson on wrestling. And what a lesson the Skyhawks received. They lost 69-0 to Antioch Friday. The Sequoits are the number one rated team in class A. I'm real happy with the kids," said March. "If you want to get any better, who have to wrestle somebody that is better than you. Antioch didn't help themselves, because they wrestled somebody with less skills. "This is the first time in 10 years I have been coaching that I got ' sKtinked. It was taken very well by our kids None of our kids dissapointed us.' Saturday, the Skyhawks had an easier time, finishing seventh in the St. Francis Tournament. Lisle won the meet with 157 points, followed by Montini with 141 Vfe and Sandwich with 97. Johnsburg had 46 points. None of the Skyhawks were unable to capture a championship, but Mike Hurckes came the closest with a third place at 138 pounds. lie defeated Carl Ginwuch of Walther Lutheran 12-6, but lost to Jon Faragoi of Montini in the second round 7-3. He came back in the third round to defeat Steve Van- Byssun of Timothy Chris tain 6-4. Hurckes also' drew praise from March in his match against Antioch. 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