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"Meceli hit in the high ,300's last year and Fortin was the top hitter on the sophomore squad so we're hoping for good things out of them," he said. "Mass and Truckenbrod were also good hitters for the sophomores. For now, however, the Hurricanes are limited to what they can do. "We've been working on defense and we've had many chalk talks on what we want to do once we get outside, but for now it's just sit and wait for the weather," Garvey said. Garvey said he looks for Montini to be strong in the West Suburban Catholic Conference this year. "Harvard also has a good pitcher in Mark Gullickson so they should be tough. MARIAN April 11 April 12 April 15 April 21 April 22 April 23 April 25 April 27 April 30 May 2 May 4 May 7 May 9 May 10 May 11 May 14 a.m. May 17 at BASEBALL SCHEDULE at Marengo 4 p.m. Grant 4 p.m. at Johnsburg 4 p.m. at Harvard 4 p.m. Cary-Grove 4p.m. Marmion 11 a.m. Montini 4 p.m. at Discroll 4 p.m. at St. Francis 4 p.m. Benet4p.m. at Montini 4 p.m. at St. Edwards 11 a.m. Driscoll 4 p.m. at Woodstock 4 p.m. atBenet4p.m. Immaculate Conception 11 Regionals Warrior Tennis Team Ready (Continued from pogo 6) happy the way his underclass program is developing. Gray says his assistant, Toby Scott, has a good contingent of freshmen and sophomores. Added Gray, "We have been win­ ning and it looks like we'll keep on winning." WARRIOR TENNIS SCHEDULE April 2 Varsity Quad 10 a.m. April 5 at Larkin 4 p.m. April 7 Antioch 4:30 p.m. April 11 Grant 4:30 p.m. April 13 Streamwood 4 p.m. April 16 Varsity Quad 10 a.m. April 19 at Dundee 4:30 p.m. April 21 Jacobs 4:30 p.m. April 25 Round Lake 4:30 p.m. April 26 Crystal Lake South 4:36 p.m; April 28 at Crown 4:30 p.m. May 3 Cary 4:30p.m. May 5 at Woodstock 4:30 p.m. May 10 at Crystal Lake Central 4:30 p.m. May 13-14 FVC at Woodstock May 16 at Marian 4:00 p.m. May 20-21 IHSA District May 26-28 IHSA State Johnsburg High School held a weightlifting-basketball marathon last Friday. The weightlifltng portion started with a bench press and squat competition. A total of 34 students lifted in different divisions. Accomplishing new school records in the events were senior Dave Moravec with a bench lift of 240 pounds and squat of 365 pounds in the 126-150 pound weight class and Junior Jim Bentz turned in a 300 pound lift at the bench and 500 pounds squat at the 176-200 pound weight division. Three girls lifted the bench press. Missy Christy won first place with a lift of 110 pounds. The weightlifting portion ended at 7:30 p.m. and the basketball marathon continued throughout the night until Saturday morning. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Prep Events Thursday BADMINTON Fremd at McHenry 4:30 p.m. BOYSTRACK McHenry at Johnsburg 4 p.m. GIRLS TRACK McHenry at Grant 4:30 p.m. WATER POLO McHenry at Hoffman Estates 4 : 3 0 p . m . SOFTBALL McHenry at Grant 4:30 p.m. Saturday TENNIS quadangular at McHenry 10 a.m. Monday BASEBALL Libertyville at McHenry 4:30 p.m. Scoreboard 16-Inch Women's League Needs Teams McHenry Women's Thursday Night 16-inch Softball League is looking for teams. League games are played late May to early August. Any women 16-years and older may play. If interested call Patty Vavrik at 385-1643 or Kim Martin 385-4430. TIGER INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD MEET Crystal Lake Central 111, McHenry 46, Crystal Lake South 38M>, Wood­ stock 32 and Dundee 6V2. SHOT PUT - 1 - Brian King, CLC 47-IIV2; 2 - Rolaman, CLS 45-2Ms; 3 - Draffkorn, CLC 43-7; 4 - Bahrow, Dun. 43-634; Sanskey, Wood. 38-8 V2. HIGH JUMP - 1 - Chris Carlson, CLC 6-0; 2 - Dunham, CLS 6-0; 3 - Adams, Mch 5-10; 4 - Hames CLC 5-6; 5 - Peterson, Wood. 5-6; 6 - Zerga, CLS 5-2. POLE VAULT -- 1 - John Wood, CLC 12-6; 2 - Hippenbecker, CLC 10-0; 3 - Moss, CLS 8-6; 4 - Eiles, Dun. 8-0. TWO MILE RELAY -- 1 - Crystal Lake South (Przybyia, Stejankal, Coppens, Eschman) 8:52.6; 2 - McHenry 9:02.1; 3- Crystal Lake Central 9:20.7; 4- Woodstock 9:24.1. FOUR LAP RELAY -- 1- Crystal Lake Central (Penn, Parkin, Stalesky, Wacker) 1:06.2; 2- McHenry 1:07.5; 3- Woodstock 1:09.4; 4- Crystal Lake South 1:09.4. TWO MILE -- 1- Jim Lane, CLC 9:48.5; 2- Lapp CLC 9:57.7; 3- Creutz, Mch 10:10.3; 4- Saunders, CLC 10:40.5; 5- Reed, CLS 10:44.4; 6- Fues, CLS 11:25.8. 50-YARD HIGH HURDLES - 1- Chris Carlson, CLC 6.7; 2- Peterson, Wood. 7.3: 3- Hackathorne, Wood. 7.7; 4- Hames, CLC 7.7; 5- Przybyia, CLS 8.0; Beste, Mch 8.1. * 50 -- 1- Rich Pena, CLC 5.8; 2- Shaver, Mch 5.8; 3- Brown, Wood. 6.0; 4- Wacker, CLC 6.0; 5- Rudman, Mch 6.0; 6- Fortuna, CLS 6.1. 880- 1- Pat McDaniel, CLC 2:05.4; 2- Hames, CLC 2:10.7; 3- Eschmans, CLS 2:11.4; 4- Jackson, Wood. 2:13.7; 5- Armagno, Dun. 2:20.0; 6- Anderson, Wood. 2:20.4. 880 YARD RELAY - 1- Crystal Lake Central (Carlson, Parkins, Stalesky, Wacker) 1:43.1; 2- Wood­ stock 1:43.7; 3- Crystal Lake South 1:44.4; 4- McHenry 1:52.6. 440 - 1- Rich Pena, CLS 54.9; 2- Casey, Mch 59.4; 3- Gattone, Mch 60.7; 4- Ewing, CLC 61.3; 5- Sitowski, Dun. 61.6 and Moss, CLS 61.6. FROSH FOUR LAP RELAY - 1- Crystal Lake Central (Wirth, An­ derson, Kloepfer, Wagner) 1:11.6; 2- Crystal Lake South 1:12.8; 3- McHenry 1:13.1; 4- Woodstock 1:13.1. ONE MILE -- 1- Jim Lane, CLC 4:41.3; 2- McDaniel CLC 4:42.8; 3- Wright, Met 4 .50.5; 4- Coppens, CLS 5:08.6; 5- Harth, Mch 5:11.4; 6- Klemen, Wood. 5:14.8. 220-1- Kevin Brown, Wood. 24.9; 2- Shaver, Mch 25.2; 3- Parkin CLC 25.6; 4- Stalesky, CLC 26.0; 5- Davis, CLS 26.4; 6- Marauskas, Wood. 26.6. ONE MILE RELAY -- Crystal Lake Central (Carlson, Wacker, Hames, Pena) 3:51.9; 2- Crystal Lake South 3:55.8; 3- McHenry 4:11.9; 4- Wood­ stock 4:20.7. Hurricane Nine Difficult To Describe SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE SAM NATROP WOODSTOCK -- When asked about his team's prospects for the upcoming season, Marian Baseball Coach Mike Garvey is a man of few words. Every time he attempts to describe something about the team, he uses a qualifier ... "pretty good" "probably will" "should be strong." |9rhe reason for the lack of certainty in his remarks is a simple fact of pre­ season baseball practice: you can't tell much about your team's true ability inside the gym. "It's really frustrating. It's hard to judge without any scrimmages," Garvey said in reference to assessing his team for the upcoming season. He said since Marian does not have an indoor letting cage, his team has not been getting practice it needs. He added his team had a couple of out­ door practices earlier this month, but it was too early to tell much. "One thing does stick out and that is the defense looks better this year at this point than it did last year at this point," Garvey said. Three lettermen return for Garvey this season as John Miceli, an all- county rightfielder last year, Steve Garrelts and Mike Borman will be counted on to provide leadership for the Hurricanes. They are the only letter winners from last year's squad which was 2-11. "That record makes us lode like we stunk," Garvey said. "But nine of those 11 losses, were by one or two runs so we weren't that bad." v Garvey said the keys to his year's team will be its ability to score runs and solid defense. "We are going to have to run. We're going to have to move people along as much as we can," the Hurricane coach said. "We just have to hope we get the sticks (hitting) going to get them on. We'll have to not strike out to give outselves a chance to do that. "Our defense will then have to hold on for us," he continued. "Our pit­ chers most likely won't be able to throw the ball by everybody so if they can keep the ball low in the strike zone and not give up the golpher balls, we'll be OK. "We've got the kids who can play well in the outfield. They can really go get the ball," Garvey said. "Our pitchers will be hit, it's just a matter of what we do with the ball once it's in play." Only one of his top five pitchers will be a senior on the junior-oriented team. Senior Mark Thompson joins four underclassmen in the starting rotation which also includes Darren Fortin, Gerrelts, Jim Mass and Jeff Kruse. Only Gerrelts, returns from last year's pitching corps. Garvey said many of the other positions in the starting lineup are still undecided. And although most positions are being challenged by two or three players, "the most important one is still wide open," Garvey said, "Catcher." The only thing Garvey knows for sure about his catcher is he will be a junior. The job is being fought for by Jim Marinis and Rich Hoover. "You can have a super team, but if your catcher is weak you're in trouble," Garvey said. "We're still looking for the right person." The rest of the infield will consist of Fortin, Mass, Thompson, Gerrelts, PAGE 7 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30.1983 Frank Meisner (left), outgoing ; president of the Harmony snowmobile club, presents Jim Wright the president! award for outstanding contribution of time and effort throughout the year. Jim was chairman of rescue 50 that benefited both the McHenry and Johnsburg rescue squads. The presentation was made at the awards banquet held at Chapel Hill Country Club on Sunday, March 27. A 125 people attended. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD Lady Warriors S (Continued from pogo 6) for the first game. The Warriors open up at Grant next Thursday. They have non-conference games at Johnsburg and Zion before they open up FVC play against Crystal Lake Central April 19. Wirtz says Dundee and Crown will be the top teams in the conference, but he doesn't rule out his Warriors out of the top picture. WARRIOR SOFTBALL SCHEDULE March31 at Grant 4:30 p.m. April 11 at Johnsburg 4 p.m. April 15 at Zion 4:30 p.m. )lid Defensively April 19 Crystal Lake Central 4 p.m. April 21 at Crystal Lake Central 4 p.m. April 22 Marian 4 p.m. April 25 at Antioch 4:30 p.m. April26 Crown 4:30 p.m. April 28 at Crown 4:30 p.m. April 30 Dundee (DH) 10:30 a.m. May 2 Grayslake 4:30 p.m. May3 at Crystal Lake South 4:30 p.m. May 5 Crystal Lake South 4:30p.m. May 10 at Jacobs 4:30 p.m. May 12 Jacobs 4:30 p.m. May 14 at Cary 10:30 a.m. May 17 Woodstock 4:30 p.m. May 19 at Woodstock 4:30 p.m. Smirnoff Vodka JO" 750 ML 99 & Salignac V.S. Cognac 750 ML Blatz Beer or Blatz Light 24-12 OZ. BOTTLES Taylor Champagnes A for 750 ML / mo PLUS ^ DEPOSIT REttSTRATMN BLANK FOR 5 LB. CANNED HAM /*« (DRAWING FRI.. 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