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\ PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WFnNRSDAY* JANUARY 12 1983 wmm Jerry Martin of the Harvard Hornets finds himself off-balance while defending Johnsburg Sky hawk Jeff Fowler. Fowler seemed to have Hornet defenders off- balance throughout the game scoring Harvard defeated Johnsburg 68-61. Wrestlers Lose Twice (Continued from page 6) Thursday. He came bacK from the 8-4 loss and pinned Jeff Sites in the South match at 3:58. _ Three other Warriors picked up victories against Wauconda, two of which were pins. Johp Keevil pinned John Cooper at 4:53 during the 105 pound match and Bob Hawley pinned Jerry Greenhill at 5:59 during the 155 pound match. Eric Gaza decisioned Tom Demos 3-1 in the 112"pound match. The only other pin recoreded in the South match was made by Russ Buday in the 98 pound match. He pinned Mark Toepfler at 2:59. Ric Connor managed to pick up a decision over Jim Dusthimer 8-6 in the 119 pound match. Press Harvard Too Much For 'Hawks V HARVARD -- The Johnsburg Skyhawks girls' basketball team started the new year on the same note as the old year. Failing to win a ballgame. This time Harvard defeated the Skyhawks 52-23 and handed them their fourth loss in as many games on the season. Lori Karamarczyk led Harvard with 18 points. Skyhawks Coach Nancy Fahey said Harvard pressed her team the whole game. "The biggest thing is our of­ fense. They are not shooting the ball. We only had five attempts at the basket." Michele led Skyhawk soring with nine points. Winter Carnival At Holiday Park The annual Winter Carnival will be held at Holiday Park in Ingelside Jan. 22. Featured are igloo building con­ tests, plus other snow and ski games. For more information call Holiday Park at (312) 546-8222. Fremd Over Warriors (Continued from page 6) visitors a 12 point lead, led to victory. The defeat left the Warriors with a 6 and 7 record on the season. Coach Ludwig said after the game, "We lost to a good team. They are 10 and 4 playing in a tough league along with a strong holiday tourney schedule." However, the Warrior coach added, "We could have won last night at South, and tonight,- but when the chips were down, we just didn't respond." In Saturday night's game, the Vikings found the opening they wanted and countered with a few important points. The McHenry sophomores won a thrilling 40-39 victory with Mike Brown leading the way with 14 points. McHENRY Herrmann Babb Peterson Bauml Lively Buenzli Freund Scott Total FREMD Gavigan Eck Youman Jenkins Murphy Kating Pierce Danz Kuriland Totals McHenry Fremd FG FT TP 5 1 4 2 0 0 2 1 15 FG 1 2 5 5 1 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 FT 1 0 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 19^-2 10 14 2 8 4 2 0 4 2 36 TP 3 4 13 13 2 5 0 2 4 48 1 2 3 4 F 4 12 10 10 36 12 12 9 15 48 Skyhawk Cagers Claim First Conference Win BARB ANSELL JOHNSBURG -- The Johnsburg Skyhawks opened their 1983 basketball action by claiming their first conference victory of the season Friday night by defeating the Round Lake Panthers with a two point edge 61-59. Their winning streak was short lived, however, as the Harvard Hornets brought the Skyhawks new start to an abrupt halt downing the 'Hawks 68-61 on Saturday night. The Skyhawks conference record improves to 1-4, while their overall record nears the .500 mark at 4-6. , The Skyhawks eager to start fresh in conference action got off on the right foot in the first half against' Round Lake. The 'Hawks took the lead early in the first quarter and by half- time had shown their command of the game with a 12 point lead. But the strength of the Skyhawks was tested when the Panthers; with the assistance of Terry Cheeks, Ramlow and Wilbright; who began the third quarter by bucketing six consecutive unanswered baskets to tie the game. Skyhawk Coach Ben Beck explained what happened to the Skyhawks. "The Panthers opened the third quarter out scoring us two to one. They switched their defense from a zone to man-Uvx^ man. Cheeks would get the ball, woric it inside and score." 0 Despite the fourth quarter effort made by Wilbright who sunk eight points on several free-throw op­ portunities, the intensity of the Skyhawks prevailed. "I was very proud of the way the guys hung together," said Beck. "They held tight on some close (referees) calls and kept control to win the game." It was an obvious total team effort by the Skyhawks who had four players in double figures. Leading the scorers was Jeff Preston with 14 points, while Jeff Fowler added 12 points and Jim Leon and Tom Meehan each 10 points for the night. Leon and Fowler also aided their teammates by each having six assists. The Johnsburg-Harvard game was another story, as the Skyhawks ap­ peared to be lacking a drive. Beck agreed that several Skyhawks were not playing up to their potential. "Harvard is a top caliber class A school. They have a record of 10-2 and to defeat them you have to play your very best. But we just didn't possess the game intensity to defeat them." Harvard keyed into the Skyhawks weakness and bounded to a 17-9 lead in the first quarter. Shooting an out­ standing 57 percent average from the floor, while the Skyhawks only managed to "shoot 25 percent with difficulty. , By the end of the second quarter the Skyhawks had pulled themselves back into the game by making use of several free-throw opportunties and by becoming aggressive when going after needed rebounds. But it was still the Harvard defense. "I can't take anything away from the Harvard defense. They are tough and Har­ vard's Tim Anderson and Craig Carlson who slipped into the lane unguarded for the easy lay-ups. The 'Hawks threatened in the fourth quarter when with just under five minutes reamining, the Skyhawks narrowed the Hornets , lead to five points, 48-43. But Harvard's Peter Dawson on a pass from Anderson | went up for the basket and received the bonus shot when Johnsburg was charged with a foul. Dawson's extra point gave the Hornets just what they needed to blow away all of the, . Skyhawks chances to make a ' comeback. , , Beck did see a bright spot in the Harvard game. "I was quite pleased H with Jeff Jayko, Joe Majercik . Greg . Sobiesk and Brian Siudak who all came off the bench and played with, intensity. ^ "If I can pull this kind of effort from ' my other five starters, it would really be solidify the team." ti( Majercik and Sobiesk were im-, • portant in establishing consistent, . rebounding efforts for the Skyhawks, while Tom Meehan led with 16, Jeff. , Preston with 11, while Majercik and '. Meehan each added 10 points. The Skyhawks will host the Nor- !' thwest Militat-y Academy in non- conference action at home on Tuesday • night. Their next conference com- petition will also be at home against Grant Friday night. 7 Scoreboard Wrestling \ Richmond Now Known For Fastest Pin 16 points. But it wasn't enough as STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Wauconda 43 McHenry 19 98--Jones (W) pinned Bunday (M) :58 105--John Keevil (M) pinned John Cooper (W) 4:53 „ 112--Gaza (M) defeated Demos (W) 3- 1 119--Piotrowski (W) defeated Connor (M) 14-5 126--Sarabia (M) defeated Lewis (W) 132--VanHorn ( W) defeated Love (M) 8-4 138--Cashmore (W) pinned Lance (M) 2:24 145--Marconi (W) pinned Hunt (M) 5:28 155--Hawley (M) pinned Greenhill (W) 5:59 167--Eckmann (W) pinned Kucek (M) 3:37 185--How (W) pinned Greany (M) 1102 UNL--Ciedesel (W) pinned Mohnen (M) 5:12 CRYSTAL LAKE SOUTH 38 McHENRY 20 98--Bunday (M) pinned Toepfer (S) 2:59 ' 105--Londrie (S) pinned Keevil (M) 3:19 112--Reed (S) defeated Gaza (M) 6-0 119--Connor (M) defeated Dusthimer (S) 8-6 126--Sarabia (M) defeated Baruth (S) 6-1 132--Love (M) pinned Sites (S) 3:58 138--Epach (S) pinned Lance (M) 3:25 145--Gangler (S) defeated Hunt (M) 14-6 155--Kaiser (S) pinned Hawley (M) :48 167--Kucek (M) tied Hufford (S) 6-6 185--Sherman (S) pinned Greany (M) 1:54 UNL--Holzman (S) defeated Mohnen (M) 13-0 Basketball Harvard 68 ' Johnsburg 61 Harvard: Anderson7-6-5 20, Carlson 4-0-4 8, Dawson 2-4-1 8, Jenkins 2-1-4, Kurth 6-6-0 18, Martin 2-0-2 4, King 0-2- 2 2, Martin 1-0-3 2, totals 24-17-16 68. Johnsburg: Leon0-2-5 2, Majercik 3- 4-4 10, Jayko 2-0-0 4, Fowler 7-2-2 16, Preston 4-3-3 11, Sobiesk 1-2-3 4, Wharton 2-0-4 4, Meehan 3-4-4 10, totals 22-17-25 61. MIKE LAMB RICHMOND -- Richmond is no longer just known for its antique shops. The small northern community is where the fastest pin in the state of Illinois and in the country took place. Junior varsity wrestler, Paul Vogel, pinned Adam Forbes of the Northwest Military Academy in six seconds during the 112 pound match last Wednesday with the academy and V^ley Lutheran. He broke the old suite record of seven seconds held By Paul Severson of Valley Lutheran. The pin mark aslo tied the national mark, but still must be made official. The record breaking per- formace by Vogel has been one of the few bright spots for Rich­ mond coach, John Vayo. His Rocket team is struggling this season. "The team is doing awful, but we have some individuals who are having a good season." Vogel leads the individuals with good seasons. So far, the second-year wrestler has ac­ cumulated 15 victories without a loss. A total of 11 of those vic­ tories have been ties and only gave up nine points in the other four matches. Last season, his first ever, Vogel experienced a 19-8-1 record wrestling at both 105 and 112 pounds. He just missed reaching the state meet. / Although ^/Vogels's ac- complishperits don't surprise Vayo, hjs record breaking pin did because it went so fast he missed it "I'm not surprised with anything he does," said Vayo. "The only reason why I knew it was a record was because the coach from Valley Lutheran had a boy (Forbes) who set the record at seven seconds." Vayo was fortunate, however, that he videotapes all the home matches and the pin was con- viently filmed. That was probably enough proof the record was broken as the film was re­ played during many of Chicago's television newscasts. Vogel said he didn't use any special technique to gain a fast pin. "I was just going to pin him as fast as I could. I used a cowcatcher (underhook) move and put him on his back. I didn't even know what the record was. "I just go out and try to win every match and that's about it." Vogel's pin wasn't the only fast pin recorded by the Rockets. Bob Kinsch pinned his Northwest Military Academy opponent in nine seconds. That gives the impression that Vayo teaches some kind of technique to gain fast pins, but he says no. "It happens very infreauently." And it happened in Richmond. Paul Vogel STAFF PHOTO- WAYNE GAYLORD 7T HUNTER COUNTRY CLUB 5419 KENOSHA ST., RICHMOND, ILLINOIS On Route 173 - One Block East Of Route 12 INVITES YOU TO... 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