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**•*. Sports Calendar WEDNESDAY TENNIS Rockford-Jefferion at McHenry 4 S.m. ohnsburg at Woodstock 4 p.m. Jacobs at Marian 4:30 p.m. THURSDAY GOLF Elgin at McHenry 4 p.m. Marian at Marengo 4:90 p.m. CROSSCOUNTRY Round Lake-CLS at Johnsburg 4 p.m. VOLLEYBALL , Graysiake at Johnsburg 4:30 p. Round Lake at Marian 4:30 p.m ' VOLLEYBALL Hebron at Richmond 5:30 30 FRIDAY # FOOTBALL Johnsburg at Richmond (kp.m. VOLLEYBALL :30 m. Lake Zurich at McHenry 4:30 p.m Johnsburg at Harvard 4:30 p.m. TENNIS Johnsburg at CLC 3:30 p.m. Marian at Jacobs 4 p.m. SATURDAY FOOTBALL McHenry at Morton East noon CROSSCOUNTRY McHenry at St. Charles 10 a.m. Johnsburg at CL Invit. 9 a.m. TV* TENNIS McHenry at Batavia Invit. 9 a.m. Johnsburg at Libertyville Toura. I'AliE 7 * IM AINDF AI KH - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. IMS StJ Regis Threesome Powers Sweep Over Raymonds St. four, Regis \ hit For the last half of the VFW men's seventh inning to stay alive and 16 inch season. Joe Dehn, Gary three times in the eigth inning to win Gilpin and Mark Vogt have provided the game. Doug Oeffling knocked in the power for St. Regis. Last f Gary Gilpin for the winning run Thursday, that power was turned on Gil] full throttle Dehn, the number Three batter in the St. Regis lineup, Gilpin number four and Vogt number five; helped St. Regis sweep Raymonds Bowl- Huff 13-12 and 16-4 for the right to play for the league title. St. Regis now plays George Hiller Construction in the championship game. Hiller was automatically pushed into the title game when 3D Bowl forfeited two games on Thursday. - St. Regis 13 Raymonds Bowl-Huff 12 St. Regis had to score once in the Upin accounted for eight of the runs. He went three-for- two homeruns, walked once, knocked in four RBI's Jand scored four times. Dehn went/four- for-five, doubled once, times and knocked in Vogt also added performance, trip] scored twice and ' runs. three RBI's. ,or-five dohbled. Oeffling also helped out five-for-five performance St. Regis took a early 3-0 lead, sparked by Vogt's triple and Dehn's double. The lead was raised to 5-1, before Raymonds came up with five in the fourth to take the lead. St. Regis went into the seventh inning with a 9-8 lead. Four straight singlfes by Tim Farr, Vern Peterson, Mark Mayer and Harry Groll put two runs across the plate for Raymonds for a 10-9 lead in the top of the seventh. Singles by Oeffling, Scott Letzter, a walk by Dave Midler set up a sacrifice fly by Dan MpAuliffe to score the tying run. Raymonds came back with two in the top of the eight to take a two-run lead. Four singles by Mike Peterson, Dehn, Vogt and Oeffling topped Raymonds. -?~~ Mark Mayer, Harry Groll and Marty Palmer doubled for Raymonds. St. Regis 16 Ra> moods Bowl 4 Joe Dehn, Gary Gilpin and Mark Vogt combined again to power St. Regis. This time Mark Vogt hit t^o homeruns. both inside-the-park. He knocked in a total of four runs and scored three times. Gilpin homered once, for St. Regis' first two runs in "the first inning and doubled twice., < He was credited with three RBI's ' and three runs scored. Dehn also homered and doubled for five RBI's and two runs scored. St. Regis scored all 16 runs in the first three innings. Marty Palmer and Ron Wisniewski doubled for Raymonds. Crowd Gets Good Look At McHenry Football Squads DICK RABBITT The Annual McHenry High Booster Club's Introduction was successful for several reasons. First a nice crowd was on hand on a beautiful sunny Saturday afternoon. More important, _ Coach Joe Schlender was most pleased with the performance of his "Fighting Warriors." Castin' Away Worming Is Effective ways W<* RONSHEARER Working the plektic worm is one of the most \ fascinating of fishing w> black bass, forming requires a lot of -finesse, but it's effective. This is far my favorite way of In fact there will be more bass caught by throwing a plastic worm wan on any other lure. You feel like you're tricking a bass when you get him to hit a worm. There are many ways to rig a worm for bassin , but the most useful is probably the popular "Texas rig." This is so weedless that you can throw it anywh-r*. This rig is made by pushing the book into the head of the worm and back out again within leas than half an inch. Slide the head of the worm up over the eye of the hook, then bury the point of the hook bade into the worm so me body will lie straight. There are several techniques to use in working the worm. One is to drag it slowly along the bottom. Another is to hop it. When fishing edges, I like to drag the worm, and when it falls t's not touching , hold the rod still and off the break of the ledge, the fish tend to hit it there. The best way to tell a beginner to fish a worm is simply to move it slowly with a lifting of the rod, keeping the lure touching something down below. If any! let it fafi to bottom. Stay alert and keep the rod at about 45-degree angle as much as you can. When a fish hits the worm -- you should feel him bump it -- lower the rod, take up any siacfc line you may have, and then sAap back really hard and quick with the wrists. As soon as you know you've got a strike, Jerk it as hard as you can. Remember, you've got to pull the hook through the worm as well as sticking the bass. For a long time, fishermen thought you should wait a while after a fish takes the worm. Don't do this. Set the hook as soon as you can after you feel the take. Roa Sheerer to the Red Man Fisherman three-time national champion and world record holder for the largest daily tournament catch. The 50 plus freshmen squad had the field from noon to l p.m. and coaches Bruce Montressor and Jerry Rankin were happy in what they observed. A lot of numbers and some good talent was on the field. Coaches Dan Boland and Bob Ludwigsen with their/ 50 plus sophomores, had to be fftappy with the increase of players. " "Wiey only had 19 boys to work witH last year. The varsity played fotp* quarters of football, with officials, under game conditions, but without kickoffs and punts. v Schlender was pleased with the squad's performance. "They hit hard, we didn't have too many penalties and I believe they are. in shape." The first stringers played the the second stringers during the first half of play. The Warriors used many combinations. Quarterbacks Dave Suchomski, Craig Hill and Bob Hawiey saw playing time. The Warriors open the season on Saturday, fcrvetfiig to Morton East. M SERVICE i yjSuaijQ special I J or THE WEEK 908 N. PROMT (Si RT. 31) McHENRY n WM McHenry Netters Win Opener rhe Mcl fe n ry «. K r i s Sor t ing , won he r twice . SI The McHenry Warrior girls' tennis team won its opening dual with Elgin 4-1, but not before laboring in a couple marathon matches. 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