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vo secondMeft\ ell andj0ard led Central to I with 18 points\ each helped out McHenryvwjtf Junior Membership $75 Men's Membership $275 Social Membership $75 Husband I^SWIfe ..<$400 Ladies' Membership $250 Company Membership $600 Family Membership. $500 Senior Membership $85 MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: Unlimited green fees; preferred tee times; computerized han­ dicap system; month charging privileges;periodic member bonus plans; member parties; tournaments, and golf outings; free locker;monthly newsletter; membership card; and privilege of storing member owned cart on premises. BAL HARBOR, Fla. - Steven Musgrove of McHenry, was a member of a team that tied for first place in the Speedball Swiss Teams, a one session championship of the American Contract Bridge League's 1983 North American Fall Cham­ pionships Nov. 25 through Dec. 4. Playing as teammates were: Charles Musgrove, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Jerry Lipsig, Chicago; Ellie Hanlon, Lake Worth, Fla.; and Temi Linzneoff of Cherry Hill, N.J. Tobogganing hill open The. sledding and tobogganing area at Knox Park is now open to the public. The sledding hill has a vertical drop of 65 feet and the length of the run is over 650 feet. This area is lighted for night use. Lights will be on until 10 p.m. Parking for this sledding area is located off the Green Street entrance to the park. The facility is open to area residents. For further in­ formation, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. I6e skating rinks o Ice skating rinks at Petersen Park and Lakeland Park East Beach are open. The ice skating ponds can be used from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., skating at your own risk. You can enter rsen Park from * w i the MdCullom Lake Road entrance and park on the east side of the railroad tracks. For the Lakeland Park East Beach you can take Meadow Lane and turn east on Shore Drive. ogram offered by city A soccer programis again being offered by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation this winter at Parkland Junior High School. The program will be held on Saturday mornings starting Jan. 14 Ski trip to Alpine Resort running six weeks. There are different times for each age group so call the department for further information at 344-3300. Registration is now being taken at City Hall. LADY HURRICANES fell behind by eight in the second period. "Part of our problem is that Nancy (Walsh) wasn't feeling well. She only made one of five shots or so in the first quar­ ter and she's normally a 50 percent shooter. That makes a difference," Penza said. Koehler's eight points in the third quarter helped Mundelein take a 36-26 lead into the fourth. "I think we were playing a little more agressively defen­ sively and they weren't ad- continued from page 22 justing to Peggy offensively," Graham said. "We've been in this tour­ nament and that's the way it's going - one or two points. They're into Christmas instead of basketball and they just weren't sharp tonight," Penza commented. Despite sitting out part of the game, Walsh still dropped in 10 points for the Hurricanes. Kim Kuper led Marian Central with 11 points, while Beth Penza added eight, all of which came in the second half. STAFF PHOTO MIKi IAMB A trip to Alpine Ski Resort is being offered by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation. The trip is scheduled to take off at 8 a.m. from City Hall on Friday, Feb. 24. You must sign up at City Hall in ad­ vance in order to reserve a seat on the bus. The bus will return at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Craig Hill of McHenry puts up the shot despite the block attempt by Crystal Lake Central's Corky Card. Hill scored eight poir.is in the Warrior victory. North Boone topples 55-48 night. We're not real happy about it." Johnsburg was without the services of Joe Majercik and Greg Sobiesk because of illness. Jeff Jayko played, but was still slowed by an ankle injury. He scored 14 points, while Jeff Preston led Johnsburg with 16. Wynstra scored 27 for North Boone, while Giesele finished with 12. North Boone shot off to a 13-9 lead in the first quarter and held a 24-21 lead at halftime. John­ sburg was able to come back in the third quarter to take a slim one point lead, but North Boone took the lead right back and led 42-38 going into the final quarter. North Boone outscored John­ sburg 13-8 in the final quarter to capture the win. CALENDAR NOR*hf BOONE * -J The Johnsburg Skyhawk boys' bask- ball team, decimated by sickness and injuries, un­ successful fought back against North Boone Tuesday night, losing 55-48 for the third straight loss. The loss drops Johnsburg's overall record to 3-4. The Skyhawks will try to snap the losing streak against Burlington Central in the Northern Illinois Classic on Thursday. Tuesday, the Skyhawks are scheduled to play Lake Geneva at 4:15 p.m. The holiday tournament runs through all of next week, with the title game on Thursday. "We only had eight players for I the game," said Johnsburg | assistant coach Dave Dom- broski. "It just wasn't a good Monday Basketball McHenry at Wheeling Toura. (Downers Grove North 3:45 p.m.) Tuesday v Basketball McHenry at Wheeling Tourn. Johnsburg at Northern Illinois Classic (LakeGeneva4:15p.m.) Girls Basketball McHenry at Dundee-Crown Classic (Streamwood 9:30 a.m.) FOX VALLEY boy8' basketball Conf All W L W L Woodstock 3 0 6 3 Jacobs 2 2 64 Cary-Grove 2 2 6 5 CL Central 2 2 4 5 CL South 12 4 5 McHenry 12 2 5 Dun-Crown 12 2 8 Tuesday's Results CL South 66, Cary-Grove 52 McHenry 70, CL Central 68 Jacobs 45, Dundee-Crown 43 Wednesday Basketball Johnsburg at Northern Illinois Classic McHenry at Wheeling Tourn. ^ GirUBasketb<^Lt McHenry at Crown-Dundee Tourn. Wrestling Johnsburg at Jacobs (St. Ed­ wards) 11 a.m. McHenry at Rockford-Boylan Tourn. North Carolina, often called "Golf State USA," has some 330 golf courses. SPORT FANS... A GIFT THAT LASTS ALL YEAR 1984 COUNTRY CLUB HUNTER COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP --AT 1983 PRICES-- (Special Bonus offer good til Jan. 15, 1984) *PLUS A $25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE* if membership is purchased by Jqn. 15, 1984. HUNTER ON RT. 173-ONE ILK. EAST OF RT. 12 5419 KENOSHA ST. RICHMOND (115)670*2431 , McHENRY continued from page 22 and quickly built a 17-10 at the end of the quarter. Peterson, who was held to only two points in the first quarter, woke up and popped in 10 points in the second quarter, mostly short tur­ naround jumpers. He finished as high scorer for both teams with 24 points. Pat Dunne stole the ball from a Central player with just second left on the clock and broke for the Warrior basket. With Central defenders right behind him, he scored. Wood­ stock only held a 28-26 halftime lead. McHenry scored the first two buckets of the third quarter to take the lead for the first time, 30-28. Craig Hill's two free throws gave McHenry a 34-30 lead. But Central came right back and Howell's basket gave the Tigers the lead back, 37-36. The Warriors out-scored Central 8-4 in the remaining minutes, including Scott's half- court shot, to give McHenry a 44- 41 third quarter lead. Central took over again and held a five point lead for most of the fourth quarter. That was until Scott's missed free throw and Peterson's rebound shot to tie the contest. 4# "It was not planned at all," said Ludwig on the play that tied the game. "I thought about having Scott miss the free throw on purpose. I decided on taking the ,chance on making or missing the shot. I felt their was still plenty of time (14 second- s)," explained Ludwig. "If there was only three or four seconds left on the clock, there would be no doubt to miss it on purpose." The lead changed hands twice in the first overtime, but the period ended in another tie on Peterson's shot. In the second overtime, McHenry took the . first lead on a jump shot by Dunne with several defenders on him. The game was tied at 68-68 on a breakaway layup by Howell. The Warriors, however, put it away on Freund's shot with two Howell scoring Dunne 14 points. I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Did you know there was once a major foot­ ball game in which the score--and even the winner -were changed 48 hours after the game was over...It happened in 1940...Cornell beat Dartmouth 7-3...But on the Monday after that Saturday game, of­ ficials of both schools looked at movies of the game and realized Cornell had scored its touchdown on an illegal down...Even* though Cornell had an unbeaten season going, they said they d give up the touchdown, and thereby give up the victory...The result was declared reversed and it was officially chang­ ed in the record books from Cornell 7, Dar­ tmouth 3 to Dar- tmouth3, Cornell 0. * * * Here's quite an od­ dity...TNe man con* sldered by many to be the greatest football player of all-time, Jim Thorpe, never played football and never even saw a football game until he was 17 yqars old I t * c * * Here's an amazing football record...Quar­ terback Bart Starr once threw an incredible total of 294 posses in a row in National Foot­ ball League games without having any in­ tercepted...That ston­ ed® as the all-time NFL record for most con­ secutive passes without any interceptions- and no one else has ever come close to that record. * * * During this Holiday Season Keith Leathers and myself and the entire staff of McHenry State Bank wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. * * * Come in today or call 385*1040 McHIMRY STATE BANK RENT RINSEtflMC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE SI .00 per hour..for every hour thereafter (Example 2 hours... total charge $1 plus tax.) 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