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Marian Central plans summer sports camps WOODSTOCK - Marian Central Catholic High School will again offer summer sports camps during a two-week period in June. Instruction in basketball for boys and girls, football, volleyball, baseball, softball, tennis and wrestling will be offered during the weeks of June 10 and 17 for interested boys and girls in grades 5, 6, 7, and 8. The cost of the two-week camp is $15 which includes a camp t- shirt and a certificate of par­ ticipation. Marian Central coaches will serve as instructors for the camp. Applications are available at Marian. More information can be obtained by calling MC athletic director Hans Rokus at 338-4220. Cub assistant Cox to appear at MC outing i The Marian Central Catholic High School Booster Club is presenting its annual golf outing, to be held Friday, June 7 at McHeniy Country Club. As always, mis year's outing will be highlighted by the presence of many Chicago sports celebrities. Among them is Chicago Cubs' a assistant John Cox, a resident of Cary. Cox is the assistant to Cub general manager Dallas Green, and is also a traveling secretary for the club. Cox began working for the Cubs first as a player in 1967, and then joined management in 1973. He began his professional career in 1964 as an infielder in the California Angels organization. He played two Calif '~&ears in the California organization, three years in the Cubs' chain, and two with the Oakland A's. He was named to the Northern League All-Star team in 1967, and then became general manager of the A's Burlington, Iowa, farm team in 1970. Cox' career also included a stop as a broadcast play- by-play man and nightly sportscaster. He and his wife Paula and daughter Jennifer live in Carv. Also in attendance at Marian's event will be Northwestern . University basketball coach Rich Falk' John Cox and Loyola University hoop coach Gene Sullivan. Fees for the Marian event is $65, which includes 18 holes of golf, including gas cart and beer on the course, and dinner, which will also be served at the McHenry Country Club. For details on this event, contact Marie, ,338-2675. * The Marian Booster Club president is Tom Harding. The boosters raise money solely for the Hurricane athletic program. Sports SECTION 2 - PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER-HERALI). FRIDAY. MAY 24.-1985 , they cap* virtue Of a 10-0 victc lured third place in But, the second sei ... that, the Warriors were Jacobs -- •••I I day later, and just like shed for fee year. with a followed by Crystal Lake Central a* IS% l̂icked Iffr i MiS Warriors managed to'geUimely hi^^good folpfag and satM* like many teams, there were severaljtomes the Warriors should have won, only to lose a lead and felter in the late inning. But thai happens even In the big time, We extend congratulations to Coach Wilson and Ms Warriors Jfor a Job JacS* moved on to play favorite is Elgin Larkin,a team this year, Warrior track coach Dan these backtoEIU and this week he rlday night. ce medal by amere two inches. outona Junior sprinter Cart glisten competition was utile too tou£$. next year, to get a and Belyidere, is quite a these qualifier is c the best of! The Lady Warriors of Fat WW* does* out season with a 14-8! putthe Warriors in fifth place in the Fox Valley, afar Ciy from year ago when they were in contention for the title. What ist! old saying? Wait ol' next year. -- - • • •* * i * l a t l I was wrong. has been in was the choice of school officials. :f4inderstan ̂ basketball coach i Jacobs positions. He gpf neith^r. VrlWCUDS OauRJM 119IHJW vvttvM A * Oilu *Iv W from Cerro Gordo in downstate Illinois. .. Iowa's DfHtf ffofifliWrtiifor to pofrffyftti Marian Central is expected to announce Its new head man tatty day nowi^' We miss Paul in the Foe V# A sad note for former Wi ul Moreaŝ basketball COL -- it a former teacher at McHenry, Rita Tu ŝu&y morning. and counselor, helped many a Warrior athlete ia his or her school days HAUSER (Continued from page 18) If you don't make it, it's okay. Just try it again, and it'll get easier. Win, lose, doesn't matter. You do it for the love of it. You do it because you want to. "I don't worry about the response, not really. No one really knows me, or about me, until I talk to them. I can't gauge the response, and it doesn't really matter. I'm George Hauser swimming t to let people know that epileptics can lead normal lives. I love to long­ distance swim. I do it because I love it." The English Channel may soon undergo a major facelift, according to Hauser. Consequently, his August swim may be one of the last across the briny waterway. "They're supposed to build a tunnel under it or a bridge across it. Any major con­ struction would halt people from swimming the Channel. Yep, I may be one of the last people to do it," Hauser said. The swim is fast ap­ proaching, but Hauser isn't counting the minutes. • "It's gonna come," he says, "I don't think about how many days or months. That doesn't bother me." Instead, Hauser thinks about what he will do after this attempt, which he says is his final long-distance swim. "One TV guy in Houston asked me what I was going to do next, and I told him I was thinking about the mini-golf circuit. "Seriously, though, I think I'll buy a scull and start rowing. That would really be enjoyable. There are some serious rowing racesKaround. That would be great. I could start by rowing up and down the Fox River." For George Hauser, the fun and laughs really never end. "Hey, what about those Celtics? Bird, imury or not, is unbelievable. Tne last game against Philly, he went to his left, and ..." It's a wonderful life George Hauser leads. Simply won­ derful. And best of all, he I knows it. On the Sideline i - Dick Rabbitt Warrior nine eliminated McHenry's baseball Warriors fell to Jacobs, 7-6 Tuesday, ousting them from the Jacobs Class AA Regional. Above, War­ rior second baseman Steve Cunningham can't quite reach the throw from catcher Brad Snyder, as Jacobs' Jeff Erickson Plaindealer-HeraM photos by Anthony Oliver slides underneath the McHenry senior co-captain. Below, McHenry centerfielder Tom Budreck readies for a pitch from Jacobs'hurler Jeff Gilly. i Bob Brownell recovers, j stays on top at L. Geneva LAKE GENEVA, Wis. - Bob Brownell of Burton's Bridge came back from a disappointing night one week ago at tne Lake Geneva Raceway when his own car broke down and he had to sub-ride a different car in an attempt to keep his point lead. His fifth place finish in the feature did not keep the point lead for him two weeks ago, but Saturday night, with his Firebird back m winning form, Brownell won the 30-lap feature and may have regained the point lead over last week's winner, Fran Prestay of Silver Lake, Wis. The win for Brownell was a spectacular drive after he came from 10th starting spot to finally move into second. Brownell was Eddie May of Crystal Lake, who slipped into second place on lap 24, and those top spots held. Kevin Rein of Woodstock was fifth. BrOwnell's win was his second of the se&son, and he becomes the first driver to score twice in the six nights of racing. Dave Melhan of Johnsburg was a sixth-place finisher in the 20-lap hobby stock feature. Tony Bentz of McHenry finished third in the qualifying round of the mini-champS division. This week's racing schedule will be altered, as the stock cars will race on Friday night, with the off-road vehicles running on Saturday and Sunday.