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r ^gEWjJLAINPgALEE ̂ / Sports hi--1 i Warrior badminton team drops final to Waukegan It has been a long season for - the McHenry Warrior bad­ minton team, but it was also a season full of learning for a young team. The Warriors lost their final match of the season at West Campus Tuesday to Waukegan West 9-1. "Waukegan •«. East is the strongest team we have played all year/' said Badminton coach Jim Popovich. Popovich will be guiding his 1- 11 team to the districts this Friday. \ McHenry ran up against a senior dominated Waukegaif East squad. The Warriors have a lineup that consist of six fresh­ men, one sophomore, one junior and one senior. Of all of the girs on Popovich's squad, only Char En wick has ever played the game of badminton before the season began. "We did a real good job considering it was out first time playing," Popovich added. Enwich, playing number singles for the Warriors, lost her first two matches 0-11, 2-11; lost the second ft-11, 2-11; but won her third match 11-6, 11-9. The Warriors number one doubles of Lisa Zillinger and Mary Sieverin lost their match 1-15 and 0-15. At number two doubles, Jan Kowalec and Dana Petravich lost 1-15, 2-15. Beth Kowalec and Michele Caley lost the number three doubles 4-15,3- 15. At number two singles, Sharon Dixon lost her first match 2-11,6- SHOWPLACE 1-2-3-4-5 R O U T i s u s 1 1 c r y s t a i I A K F i o c s '»• S? 0(i founq A H i ; !»s ) 2 to 16 SI SO Childron I $1 50 B a r g a i n M a t i n e e s D a i l y t i l 5 P M S T A R T S r K I D A N SIXTEEN CANDLESi Ftl 4 SAT 2-4-6:304:31-11:1$ SUN-TNUK 2-44:3M:3t HARD BODIES • FW 4 SAT 2:15-4:1 $4:30-1:30-10:15 SUN-THUtS 2:15-4:154:304:30 BREAKING rtl 4 SAT 2304:347 910:30 SUN-IHUIS 2:304:30-74 ICE MAN Pt •J- - F»l 4 SAT 2:154:154:454:45-10:30 T SUN-THUtS 2:154:154:454:45-10:30 SHOWPLACE 5 ^artsfr^A S A l & S U N I I I ! 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Walsh then dfepped in with two outs and patiently waited for ball four forcing in Berna with the winning run. Marian, in fact, had led, 12-5, after four inning, but the Pan­ thers wiped that lead out with six runs in the top of the fourth to pull to within 12-11. to set Lisa The Hurricanes scored three times in the bottom of the fifth to take a 15-11 1< team scored in the stage for a stanza. Marian Coach cited the return of Walsh to the Hurricane lineup as being in­ strumental in the team's win. "Psychologically, the team ipn't the same with Nancy out of the lineup. She's our leader and I think the girls pulled together when Nancy was out there," Billman said. Also drawing praise from Billman was Kim Kuper, who was thrust into the starting catcher job just before the game. "Kim had never caught before and I thought she did a super job back there," Billman added. The Hurricanes were able .to take advantage of 15 walks issued by two RL pitchers. In additionjdarian slugged 23 hits to riotmd Lake's 2Q. Marian pitcher Diane Knox allowed only six free passes. Marian Asfeld led the 'Canes at the plate as she cracked four hits in five trips followed by Donna Remke's 3-for-5. League Golfing Chapel Hill ladies SPRING VALUES Sal* Endi 5/8/84 (Plaindealer photo by Mike Lamb) Char En wick shows perfect badminton form during her number one singles match with a Waukegan West opponent Tuesday. Enwich won two of three matches. Volley bill league A volleyball league in John- sburg is now taking registration for.men and women's power and non-power. For further in­ formation, call the Greg's Never Inn at 344-0345. • The team standings in the Tuesday Ladies League after the first day of match play are as follows; Steffans Jewelry and Classic Trophy tied with 6% points each, Mar Ray has six points and Acu Pac and Fox Hole Tap are tied with five. McHenry Favorite Sports has four and Little Chef and McHenry Floral are tied with 3%. The contest for low net was won by Classic Trophy with 355. The winds were so strong for the match on May first we didn't know if we would hit the ball a country mile or find it behind us. None, but the brave went out to meet it, but that included enough gusty gals to make a good match. Dorie Tonyan was especially grateful for a chip-in on 13 after hitting five trees on the back nine. Lou Stine had a nice chip-in cm seven. Louise Smith and Laura Schmitt tied for low putts of 14. Let's hope for more sunshine and less wind on May 8th, when we meet again, so we can see some birdies on the score cards. WILL THE continued frpta page 20 Let's hope the Warriors put together a winning streak. Best of luck to the Water Warriors of Mike Shanahan this week. They take part in the state qualifying in water polo. They are at Palatine this weekend for a series of games. They must finish in the top three to qualify for the state finals at Chicago Circle. 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