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Assistant Vice President Loan Department McHenry's newest sports feature, "I Bet You Didn't Know," is here! Appearing weekly in the sports pages of Friday's McHenry Plaindealer. Read about your favorite sports featuring baseball, football, basketball, golf and much more. There's something of interest for everyone of every age. Each ar­ ticle has been written and researched to offer you the best trivia, little-known facts, anecdotes, general news and features about sports. We hope you'll enjoy this exciting sports column and invite your inquiries and com­ ments. Call 385-1040 and ask for our In­ stallment Loan Department...We'll be looking forward to hearing from you. McHENRY SI ATE BANK Gerald J. Carey Building Richmond Rd. at Pearl St MEMBER FDIC Basketball Kelly, Dun. Witt, C.L.S. Hutter, Wood. Erikson, Wood. 100 82 82 85 26 52 51 43 226 216 215 213 Johnsburg 91 v- Alden-Hebron 42 Hebron: Gordon 2-2-16, Gibson 1-3-2 5, Horsfall 2-0-2 4, Hilton 6-2-4 14, Behrens 0-0-2 0, Whitman 1-1-1 3, DUrkee 2-0-14, Hilton 1-4-56, totals 15- 12-18 42. Johnsburg: Preston 4-0-1 8, Zuley 2- 7-311, Wharton 3-1-4 7, Siudak 7-3-117, Sobiesk 1-0-1 2, Meehan 5-6-1 16, Leon 2-0-3 4, Majercik 6-0-3 12, Jayko 2-2-0 6, Fowler 4-0-1 8, totals 36-19-19 91. Alden-Hebron 12 15 4 11 -- 42 Johnsburg 25 27 18 21 -- 91 FOX VALLEY GIRLS Final Northwest Suburban Conference W 12 8 i 8 6 5 ~r A LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP -- Buss Ford-Johns's Sport Stop player Randy Neiss conies down with a rebound during their 70-41 victory over Hill and Hamm for the Park and Recreation Men's Basketball League Championship. Don Bentz of Hiller and Hamm goes up with Neiss, while Joe Meyers (left) and Mark Mayer, Wayne Hiller and Don Prazak (right) look on. Mayer led all scorers with 21 points for Buss-Stop. Bentz led the losers with 16 points. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Warren Antioch Lake Zurich Grant Grayslake Wauconda Johnsburg Round Lake L 0 |4 4 5 7 9 10 11 W L Pts. Opp. all V Dundee 12 0 756 453 20 1 C.L.S. - 10 2 733 587 18 3 Crown 7 5 566 529 10 10 * C.L.C. 6 6 589 535 9 10 i McHenry 4 8 462 566 5 11 r Woodstock 4 8 462 628 4 12 Cary-Grove 3 9 558 661 4 13 Jacobs 2 10 459 619 3 15 Top 5 Scorers FG FT TP Holt, Dund. 98 58 254 Jensen, C.L.C. % 37 229 Wold, Cr. 86 25 197 Boos.C.G. 74 47 195 Linden, Ja. 71 56 194 Fox Valley Boys W L Pts. Opp all , Jacobs 12 1 798 647 22 2 C.L.S. 12 1 763 605 20 3 C.L.C. 8 5 794 733 13 9 McHenry 7 6 748 740 9 14 Dundee 5 8 , 82 830 10 13 Woodstock 3 10 838 840 9 15 Crown 3 10 709 891 7 16 Cary-Grove 2 11 702 860 2 19 Top 5 Scorers Schafer, Ja. FG 123 FT 52 TP 298 Volleyball Marathon Cary-Grove is the site for the fifth annual 10 hour volleyball marathon to benefit the muscular Dystrophy Association. This volleyball spec­ tacular will be held on Saturday, March 19. Play will begin at 9 a.m., and prizes will be available for the players and three grand three grand prizes for the top money raisers. Anyone 18-years of age or older is welcome to participate. Funds raised will help support MDA's fight against 40 neuromuscular diseases that kill and cripple thousands of children and adults. If you have any questions in participating in this event contact Karen Hintz, McHenry County MDA Chairperson at 815-385- 1305. YMCA Family Swim This is a time for the whole family to excercise and have fun together. For the next eight weeks there will be a "Family Swim" held every Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Children under 18 must have a parent with them. There is a fee and one person per family must register. You can register by calling Greg LaPlante at 385-7077. Western Open GOLF -- The 80th annual Western Open Golf Championship, to be played June 30-July 3 at Butler National Golf Club in Suburban Oak Brook, will feature a record purse of $400,000. The announcement was made by Western Golf Assosciation President Michael L. McDermott of Evanston. Ticket information for the 1983 Western Open may be obtained by calling (312 ) 724-4600 or writing WGA at Golf, Illinois. Alumni Games The Richmond-Burton Athletic Booster Club is planning more post RBCHS basketball games in addition to the alumni tournament held this past Christmas. They will be played at the RBCHS gymnasium on Sunday, March 6 or Sunday, March 13. It is hoped to have games between at least two non-RBCS alumni teams, at least two pre 1967 RBCHS Alumni teams, and the grade and high school faculty teams. drTjack mftok CHULENCARIAN «fi Medicine ft Surgery Of The Foot ft Ankle Calluses are caused primarily from improper weight distribution through the feet during walking and may cause extreme pain and subsequent lim­ ping by the patient. Conservative measures consist of "trimming"'the callus in conduction with padding, which affords temporary relief. Orthotics can be fabricated in an attempt to stabilize and align the bone structures on the foot. This may relieve the symptoms and reduco the painful callus formation. Surgery may be considered to relieve the condition, in an effort to lift the affected metatarsal bringing it into alignment and reducing the pressure area. Painful corns on the toes are commonly caused by bony spurs, or hammered or crooked toes, which will not lie flat in a shoe. Surgical treatment is con­ sidered when the, toe becomes locked into a ham­ mered position. Relief can be attained by surgically removing the section of bone, unlocking the joint and flattening the toe to a more normal position. m. Here it is-the ruler of its class. The Kawa­ saki KZ750. The over­ all class performance King. No other 750 offers a ride like the KZ750. Hard-charging acceleration, responsive handling and a surprisingly light weight put the KZ750 alone on the road. A race-proven DOHC four-cylinder engine and a competition-bred . chassis deliver performance worthy of the King. Plus TCBI ignition, electric starting and lots of easy maintenance features to keep you on the road. Come in today and test drive the KZ750. And long live the King. WEIDNER KAWASAKI "WHERE PRICE C SERVICE COME TOGETHER" 5220 S. Rt. 31, Crystal Lake (•lf)4f+*111 HRi M*F f»7, K«f« 9«| McHenry 385-1040 PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1983 Parents To Be Honored At Last X^ame pom-pon squad is Crown's. Most uncomfortable seating is Woodstock and the top row at Jacobs. The best programs this year at Dundee. With the closing of the school, they had a good one. Worst concession area is at Woodstock (hard to get to and from in the crowd. Warmest gym McHenry, worst P.A. tie between McHenry and Crown. We felt all the cheerleaders did an excellent job and they should all get first place ribbons. The Warriors get a blue ribbon for student fans and adult fans; They are the best in the Fox Valley by a widiTtnargin. Tim Hughes, a fdrmer Warrior, is on leave from the Marine Corps. Tim played football and made the all-Marine All Star team while in California. Tim will be on his way to Okinawa in the near future and Warrior fans wish him the best of luck. 0 Down memory lane to the 1966-67 season when the Warriors won only two games and we are listing their 70-65 win over Libertyville. Tom Evans with 17 points led the Warriors that night. McHenry 70 Libertyville 65 McHenry: Kilday 5-4-2 14, Sossong 0-0-1 0, Schlmke 5-4-3 14, Martin 3-1-3 7, Evans 6-5-3 17, Camasta 4-4-3 12, Mauch 3-0-2 6, totals 26-18-17 70. Libertyville: Nutting 5-0-4, Scherman 3-2-4 8, Hansen 1-9-311, Jordon 9-2-3 20, Mellen 7-0-4 14, Konefes 1-0-0 2, totals 26-13-18. McHenry 1719 1618 -- 70 Libertyville 1817 1218 -- 65 B LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP -- Kevin Hoerner of Little Johns goes high for the lay-in during their 66-64 victory over Henehan and Mclntyre Wednesday night for the B League Championship. Barry Nichols of Henehan and Mclntyre trails behind Hoerner. Hoerner led all scores with 17 points and Nichols led Henehan and Mclntyre with 22 points. , STAFF PHOTO --WAYNE GAYLORD Tonight is Parent's night when the Warriors host the Golden Eagles of Jacobs. All parents of players, managers, cheerleaders ana pom-pon girls will be honored before the ballgame. This should give the Warriors a boost in their bid to unseat the Eagles. The Eagles and Crystal Lake South are both tied for the Fox Valley Conference lead and tonight is the final game of the season. The Eagles have never won in Buckner Gym, and the Warriors gave the Eagles all they could .handle in their first encounter. They won by a two point margin. A good crowd should be on hand and we hope ' the Warriors respond with some fine basketball. Tourneyplay for class AA begins next week. The Warriors have a couple days off, before beginning play next Wednesday. They play the winner of the Crystal Lake Central and Cary- Grove game. Woodstock and South meet in the other game with the winners playing for the championship. It could be a South versus Warrior final. Took in class A Johnsburg regional on XMbnday night. Marengo has to be the tallest team in the area. They start at6-foot-2 and go to 6-foot-9. North Boone tried to slow it down, but had neither the quality or quanitity to do the job. The Indians of Bill Barry seem to be the class of the tourney, unless an upset occurs. Was impressed witn tne passing and shooting of Marian Central's Chuck Hartlieb. The young junior seems to have eyes in the back of his head, as he can find the open man at any time. His long shots from the corner almost beat Richmond, but a lapse in defense in the closing minutes led to the Canes downfall. Scoreboard It was quite different to see all four teams use a zone defense, as in the FVCat is a tight man to man defense all over the court. The Johnsburg staff has done an excellent job of putting on the tourney, and if the Skyhawks can reach the finals, there will be standing room only. Dave Mihevc and I in our travels around the FVC, have come up with some interesting tidbits. Dave has promised to answer any complaints. The best popcorn -- right here in By Dick Rabbitt On The Sidelines McHenry, most comfortable seating -- Central and McHenry with the best lighting. Worst lighting is at Woodstock The most comfortable temperature is Cary- Grove (it's actually cool). The best parking is at Crown and Dundee (easy to exit from two places). The worst place to exit is Crystal Lake South (give yourself a lot of time to get home). The best concession area is Dundee, they have seats. The best pep band a tie between Cary- Grove and Crown. The besthospitalityis at Cary-Grove. The best