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I» \<JK 18 - i'l.AlN'DKAI.KIt - FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. I»83 let's' talk 4* SPORTS LOG Arm wrestling tournament An arm wrestling tournament will be held at Greg's Never Inn on Wednesday. The tournament is the first step towards regional, state and national competition. Weigh-in time is set at 7 \/6 8 p.m. There are several weight classes for both men and women. All competition will be on a regulation talble and under the direction... of certified referees. McCullom Ice Fishing Derby The McCullom Lake 10th Annual Ice Fishing Derby will be held Jan. 21-22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Derby is an event to raise money for lake management projects by the McCullom Lake Conservation Club such as dredging, weed cutting and stocking of the lake. Bait, fishing license, food and refreshments will be available at the derby headquarters, the McCullom Lake Beach house. McCullom Lake Beach House is located one mile west of route 31 on McCullom Lake Road, just north of McHenry. There will be signs. For more informati contact Harvey May at 385-7445. MONKEY OFF WARRIOR continued from page 20 stead of 6:30 p.m. The varsity game will start around 7:30. Now one can get home at a reasonable hour of the night. Another IHSA rule that is still not enforced is a coach must .remain sitting on the bench while the clock is running. If that were the case, the Grayslake coach would have been whistled an­ other dozen times. •• The Rassling Warriors are still on a roll. They finished third in the Lake Forest Invitational and the sophomores won their meet here Saturday. Tonight and tomorrow they will be at the. Harvard Invitational, which is always one of the better meets in this part of the state. A lot of good teams show up at Harvard and there is some first class competition in this event. Pat Wirtz'a Lady Warriors ran into a tall and talented Wauconda squad last Saturday and came away with a loss. The Warriors are short on height this year and are having difficulties rebounding with the bigger girls. •• In going down memory lane this week, my eyes caught a box score with a couple of familiar faces. Two old friends, Zeke Bacon who is basking in the sun in Arizona and probably playing golf every day (while we sit by the fireside) and Sib Whiting down on Center Street. The game was played back in 1925 and the Warriors defeated Plato Center in the first round of the district tournev. Bacon led the Warriors with 10 points, while Whiting had seven in the 38-10 victory. Thirty-eight points was a lot of points in those days. The Warriors only had three fouls in the ballgame. We hope these two friends can recall some of their glory days at McHenry High School. McHenry 38 Plato-Center 10 Overton 4-1-2 9, Bacon 5-0-010, Freund 3-2-0 8, J. Whiting 1-<H> 2, S. Whiting 2-3-1 7, Nye 0-0-0 0, Fay 0-0-0 0, L. Conway 1-0-0 2, E. Conway 0-0-0 0, Thomas (MM) 0, totals 16-6-3 38.' Rabe 0-1-11, Voltz 1-0-0 2, McDonald 1- 1-4 3, Sherwood 2-0-0 4, Fitchie OO-O 0, totals 4-2-6 10. PETERSON PLAYS f Ilia] continued from page 20 Biddy Basketball program The Biddy Basketball program is back again for the winter months, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Depart­ ment. Second through sixth grade boys and girls will drill on basics such as dribbling, passing and shooting. The department is already taking registration for this program. Dan Boland will be teaching this class on Saturday mornings over at McHenry Junior High School. The first class will begin on Jan. 14 and run for six weeks. For the different times of the classes and fees, call the department at 344-3300. the ball I around a little better yemA--getting the ball inside. We're getting better every week." Mark is the son of Richard and June Peterson. Besides the point scoring, Peterson has been averaging eight rebounds in the first five games of the season. The combination of the rebounding statistic and the point scoring out of Peterson has coach Ken Ludwig smiling. Before the season even started, Ludwig said one of the keys was the play of his two returning starters in Peterson and Corey Scott. Both play the post positions. Peterson has a number of goals on his mind, team and personal. "I would like to make all-conference and lead the conference in scoring. Maybe earn a scholarship to a school," he said. "I would like the team to win conference and win our regional and hopefully go far-* ther." Right now, Peterson has Woodstock on his mind. The Warriors take on the Blue Streaks tonight at Woodstock. Peterson says "If we can stop them (Woodstock) from scoring and just out-play them," the Warriors will come home winners. Peterson does have plans to attend college, but he has no idea where at this time. * NIKE SALE RACK! •Shorts •T-Shirts •Jerseys •Sweatshirts (crew neck or hooded) NOW THRU DEC. 24th ALL NIKE SHOES 15% O OFF VIVI-COLOR •color! SYSTEM a 13" Diagonal 8 PORTA COLOR® TV High School SWEAT SHIRTS Mens & Ladies WARM UP SUITS Fantastic Variety of colors, styles & fabrics JOHN'S SPORT STOP (ncil lo thy Brown acioss trom SuUivan Poods •McHenry Johnsburg 'Marian 'Richmond School colors I logos HERE NOW IN STOCK! Rte 120 McHcnry 344-3580 CHRISTMAS HOURS Daily 9 30-8 Sat 9-5 Son 11 4 20% OFF Now '28 & Up A M HI AtfTWUnC 'Hgp C88TMI mmmm MTtTMMI MM MMIMM WCTBB T8M Christopher's Men Wear out- dueled State Farm Insurance to remain undefeated In Men's Panic and Recreation basketball. The final score of 66-59 was a direct result of seven players in double figures by game's end. Christopher's was led by Don Harris with 15 points, Dan Stanowski 14, Dave Smith 13 and Pat Wirtz 12. It was Wirtz, filling in for an injured Twig Miller (ankle sprain) midway during the first half, who helped break a close contest with five quick buckets and two assists. Christopher's went into halftime with a 11 point lead. State Farm Insurance was led by Greg Davis with 20 points, Earl Vandewege 17 and John Sytsma 14. Sullivan 72 John's 37 Sullivan Foods won its first game of the season after (topping its first two- by two the expense of Little John's by the lopsided score of 72-37. Both teams remain 1-2 in the won-loss column. Mike Rabelhoffer continues his hot hand with 26 points. The Sullivan guard has scored 63 points in three contests, good for Sports Calendar • DC Restoration • Walnut Finish on High Impact 2 g Plastic m E Model ow qnly$27 1 °° g 13AC3504W NOW ONLY • 1 $ |^g| £ RAY ELECTRIC HOLIDAY FRUIT BASKETS i b I 3 g I I B I I. 1005 N. FRONT (S. 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I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Oeffling How's this for o foot­ ball oddity...Did you know there was once a college football game in which one team did not run or pass the ball at any time during the entire game, and still won it!...It happened to Kentucky...In a game in the early 1900s, Kentucky decided to kick on first down every time they got the ball...They did kick on first down throughout the game...They never ran the ball and never passed...And they won 12-6 by recovering two fumbles by their op- ponenets in the end zone!...This oddity is hard to believe but it's been verified by the Kentucky Athletic Department. * * * Ever wonder how many commercial* there are during the telecast of college or pro football gamesf...How many would you sayf...The national 1V networks put in about 50 dif­ ferent commercials during the telecast of each game. * * » What's the record for one football team going to the SAME post season bowl game the most consecutive years?...The record is held by Texas which went to the same bowl- -the Cotton Bowl--for 6 straight years, 1969 through 1974. * * • I bet you didn't know...that whatever your needs may be, McHenry State Bank's Loan Department can help. Whether it be a home improvement Idan, school loan, or auto loan, Keith Leathers and I are ready to put together the right loan for your needs and budget. Come in today or call 385-1040 McHENRY STATE BANK V. 3 players lead Christopher's over State Farm, 66-59 21 points a game. Mark Adomaitus added 20 points, as the duo represent the best one- two punch in the league. Henry Glick chipped in 16 points for the winners. John Griffin was the only Little John player in double figures as he notched six buckets, good for 12 points. H-M 73 Lake's 47 Henehan and Maclntyre swamped Lake's Cable vision 73- 47. The winners pressed the Lake's squad up to the end as Henehan remained undefeated and tied for first with Christopher's Men's Wear. Bill Henehan scored 31 points to lead all scores. Scott Naperman, a 6-foot-7 center, threw in 16 points, while Barry Nichols was good for 12. Herb Ferguson, Bob DeRouse and scored 10 Cablevision. Games scheduled for next Wednesday: Christopher's Men's Wear vs. Little John's 6:45 p.m., Lake's Cablevision vs. State Farm Insurance 7:45 p.m. and Henehan and Maclntyre vs. SulUvan Foods 8:45 p.m. Swimming McHenry at West Chicago Invit. 'if Tuesday Basketball Johnsburg at North Boone 7:30 p.m. CL Central at McHenry 7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball Johnsburg at Wauconda 7:30 p.m. «