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1 -KV V» TAGE 28 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1983 let's' talk > ittirv orts Running Warriors win two I0i;Last Thursday, the Warriors Continued its sweep of the FVC "1th duel wins over Crown- mdee and Jacobs in a gular in Algonquin. McHenry defeated Jacobs 15- and Crown-Dundee 18-39. Carby was the first finisher a time of 16:30, but Creutz and Wright were right behind. Creutz was timed at 16:48 and Wright 16:49. Marty Koleno was fifth in 16:56, Harth seventh 16:59, Pankiewicz 12th in 16:51 and Jim Koleno 13th in 18:03. 4ady Running Warriors lose •Rle McHenry girls' cross country team lost a pair during a triangular at Jacobs. J Jacobs delated the Lady Running Warriors 19-42, while Ijftundee-Crown won 22-39., .. "Crown won the confence last itfgar and Jacobs beat them. sJjpcobs is rated ninth in the W*ate,M said Bill Hutchinson, coach of the Warriors. Delia Saunders was the first Warrior finisher in fourth with a time of 14:08. Pam Bradley was next in eighth with a time of 14:42. Cathy Beslow was 18th in 17:00, Martina Steinkopf 19th in 17:22 and Diane Paulson 23rd in 18:18. , , JV Running Warriors sweep ies ORMcHenry Warrior junior varsity cross country team picked up two wins at a triangular at Jacobs last Thursday. McHenry defeated Jacobs 17- 38 and "Dundee-Crown 23-32. Steve Henshall took top honors for McHenry with a time of 13:0fc Teammate Jim Wautelet waCTight behind at 13:10. Chris Mumma was fourth in 13:24 and Tom Grant was seventh in 13:36. Another near miss for Chapel Hill's Sobb Third in PGA fall classic It has been a golfing season of narrow mines for Chapel Hill's Jim Sobb. Tne 27-year-old club professional finished one stroke behind the winner in a major Illinois golfing tournament twice. Last July Sobb was one stroke from winning the Illinois Open at the Elgin Country Club. Last week Tuesday, Sobb finished one stroke off the winning score during the Illinois PGA Classic at McHenry Country Club. Sobb's two round score of 142 finished behind Mike Harrigan's and Duke 141. Harrigan, a professional at igate Country Club, collected the top prize money, defeating Delcner in a playoff. It was just a matter who made the birdie putts," said Sobb. "On the last day, I had four birdies, but I also had three bogeys which I three putted. I very well could have shot a 67. The greens were tough to putt on." Sobb fired a 70 on Tuesday. Sobb was three shots behind the leader after the first day, shooting a 72. Despite the third place finish, Sobb was pleased with his play. "I hit tee to green very well. I just didn't make some putts. It was difficult to get close to the hole from 30-35 feet." Sobb had another reason to be pleased. The strong finish at McHenry Country Club, along with the Illinois Open, left Sobb with his best season ever in tournament earnings. He credited the success to "a matter of maturing." IT AW PHOTO-WA VNf OA YICMD johnsburg Spikers split Running Warriors fourth at Peoria JOHNSBURG - , The Sky hawk volleyball suffered only its fourth in 18 games as the Woodstock Blue Streaks rallied to pull out two squeakers Friday. Thursday, the Skyhawks had beaten Marian Central. Both matches were played at Johnsburg. Friday, the Blue Streaks came from behind twice. In the first game, the Skyhawks were only a po'nt from winning the contest, when Woodstock rallied for a 16- 14 win. Woodstock overcame a six-point deficit in the second game to win 16-14 again. Thursday, Johnsburg had and easy time with the Hurricanes, winning 15-4, 15-9. Sharal Koenigseder, coach of the Skyhawk squad, was pleased with the serving. She pointed out < that Michelle Swartzloff had 10 serves, while Kathy Butler and Chris May had seven each. "We looked real strong. We only missed two serves all day," said Koenigseder. Julie Anderson helped out with five kills. Despite the loss to Woodstock, Koenigseder renorted her Skyhawks are off to the best start ever. Johnsburg has a 14-4 overalll record and a 10-0 Northwest Suburban Conference record. PEORIA - It wasn't a good day, nor was it a bad day. That's how McHenry Warrior cross country coach Bill Hutchinson described last Saturday at Peoria. The Running Warriors took a fourth place in the 44-team Peoria Invitational. Hoffman Estates surprised everybody by taking the invitational title, edging out always powerful York 141-147. Pekin was second with 161, while McHenry scored 207. The fourth place was the worst finish for the Warriors in the last three years. Last year the Warriors were third, and in 1961 second. "I thought we could do better. The kids ran well, but not real good," said Hutchinson. Chris Creutz was the first finisher for McHenry, placing 21st in a time of 15:06. Steve Carby was behind him in 29th in a time of 15:15. Both Warrior runners were disappointed in their performances. Carby was second in this meet last year in a time of 14:57, while Creutz was 16th in a time of 15:26. "That's as fast as he could do that day," said Hutchinson on Carby/ "The conditions were ideal, it just that they didn't get out fast enough. Our runners were stuck behind before the corner. They had to work themselves back." While Carby and Creutz were having a sub-par day.. Brian Wright and Ternr Harth pulled up tne slack. Wright came in 34th in a time of 15:18, while Harth was 64th in a time of 14:44. "Wright did a fine job and Harth did a super job. Harth was 179th last year, and was 64th tiiis year". Marty Koleno was 59th in a time of 15:44, Jeff Pankiewicz was 121st in 16:13 and Jim Wautelet was 207 in 17:03. Jack Park of Pekin was the top finisher in a time of 14:26.2, wnile Jeff White of York was second in 14:30. Woodstock, the only Fox Valley Conference team the Warriors have not faced and beaten, came in 37th with 910. The Warriors face Woodstock on Thursday on the West Campus course. Warrior swimmers lose WOODSTOCK * - The Woodstock swimmining team turned in nine first places as it defeated McHenrv 57-26 in the Woodstock pool Thursday. The Blue Streak defeated McHenry, 40-24. Blue Streak junior varsity also iy ity !NOW OPEN! JOHNSBURG INN , FAMILY RESTAURANT 3312 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. - JOHNSBURG SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT-- MON.- Half Price Pizza TUES. - Meatloaf WED. - Spaghetti THURS.- Fried Chicken All Special* 'All You Can Eat' & Salad Bar FRI. - Fish Fry $3.95ALLU CAN EAT Served 4PM to 10PM Plus A Complete Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Menul CALENDAR THURSDAY Cross Country Woodstock at McHenry 4:30 p.m. Golf McHenry at Regionals Marian at Regionals FRIDAY Tennis McHenry at FVC Johnsburg at (Marengo) Football NWSC Volleyball Cary at McHenry 8 p.m. McHenry at Crystal Lake South 4:30 p.m. Marian at Grant 4:30 p.m. Central at Richmond 6 p.m. Tennis Marian at St. Edwards 4 p.m. Marengo at Marian 8 p.m. Richmond at Valley Lutheran 8 p.m. Volleyball Richmond at Grant p.m. 4:30 McHenry to face tough golf regional Swimming program g A swimming program is being offered by McHenry High School District 156 for the 1983-84 school year. The classes will be offered on Saturday mornings, Oct. 22, 29; Nov. 4,12,19; Dec. 3,10,17; Feb. 18, 25; March 3, 10, 17, 24 and April 7, 14. The times of the various classes will be held as follows; beginner and advance beginner 9 to 9:50 a.m.; beginner, advance beginner and intermediate 10 to 10:50 a.m.; beginner, intermediate and swimmer 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. All classes will be taught according to American Red Cross Progression by certified water safety instructors and senior life saving assistant instructors. Registration for theses classes will be held at West Campus Oct. 13,7 to 8:30 p.m.; Oct. 14, 8 a.m. to 4 p,m.; Oct. 17-21, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Feb.2,7to8:30p.m.; Feb. 6-10, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The West Campus pool will be open Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. for recreational swimming on the following dates: Oct. 27, 30; Nov. 3, 6, 10, 13,17, 20, 27; Dec. 1, 4, 8, 11,15, 18; Jan. 5, 8,12,15,19,22, 26, 29; Feb. 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26; March 1, 4, 11, 15, 18, 22. Just two days after battling attempt to hurdle another big challenge. The Warriors travel to Pinecrest Country Club in Huntley for the Jacobs regional Thursday. Only three teams out of a field of 11 will advance to sectionals. The field includes golf weres Crystal Lake South, arrington, Elgin and Elgin Larkin. The rest of the field includes Algonquin, Crown- Dundee, Carv-Grove, Crystal Lake Central, Lake Zurich, Wauconda and Woodstock. Despite the challenging field, Chuck Cuda, coach of the Warrior squad, is confident. "We have a very good chance," said Cuda. "We need our third and fourth man to come through. We feel Kris Vehring and Tom Neumann will shoot their normal game. The rest of the squad has to come through." Tbe Warrios have been led by the consistent play of Toqi Neumann. The senior has been top medalist for the Warriors in many of the matches. Also on the Warriors side is that post-season edge the Warriors have built up. The Warrior golfers, under the guidance of Cuda, have come through year and year out in regionals, sectionals and then state. The Warriors finished second last year at state behind New Trier. Neumann is the only returnee from that second place team, which leaves a young squad. * "I have a feeling well play well. We have the tendancy to come through. We are keyed up for tournament play, said Cuda. 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