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/ On The Sidelines by Dick Rabbit! The Warriors won another tough one in the fieldhouse last Friday. The spacious structure just doesn't seem to bring out the best in Warrior teams. After building up a big lead, they had a letdown, and finally had to rally in the closing minutes for the win. Terry Reilly had the hot hand hitting six of seven during the final period. Coach Ludwig is going to have to have a leash with him to-take care of a member of his staff. With a Warrior on the floor injured, genial Earle Cooper trotted out to attend the needs of the young lad. Before "Coop" could get off the floor the official was ready to put the ball in play. We could use a sixth man, but I don't think "Coop" could rebound with those big fellows. Coach John Swenson's retirement as coach of the Tigers was of a $iort duration. John resigned last Monday, and was not on the Tiger bench Friday night against the Warriors. However, he reconsidered and came back Saturday night to lead the Tigers to a win over Woodstock. John's wife has been very ill the past year, and along with the self-pressure he put upon himself with the struggling Tigers was just too much. However, John felt that he owed it to his squad to come back, and I can imagine the Tigers were very glad to see him back in harness. For those of you who don't know John let me assure you • that there is no finer gentlemen anywhere on this earth. When El Partenheimer who doesn't sing out praises too often says "John is a super guy" then you know John is okay. The Warrior coaching staff I know is glad John reconsidered, and the Tigers will be a better team because of it. Coach Sobczak was quite pleased with the showing of his wrestling squad in the Harvard Invitational. The tourney is one of the toughest in northern Illinois, and brings a lot of good teams to the meet. I'm sure the Warriors will profit from the experience they gained during the two day meet. Karl Swanson picked up a second place award, and Matt Schuster came back after initial loss of the season to gain a third place finish. With'1 the Warriors still undefeated in the North Suburban I thought I would bring back a few memories to the 1958-59 season when they won their only North Suburban championship. Below is a box score of the Woodstock game at McHenry during that great season of Cliff Fulton and his "Happy Warriors". I have been searching quite awhile to And a box score when Glen Peterson didn't foul out in a game. Surely some time in his career "Big Pete" played a full game. 1958-59 SEASON McHenry: Name Eichinger Cajthaml Vycital Bentz Creighton Claybough Moss Peterson Olson Oeffling Shaffer Totals Woodstock: Merwin Beth Jensen Ward Brown T. Schultz E. Schultz Smith Koch Totals McH. Wood. 13 gJllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIUJIBS IMontini Girls) On Tuesday, December 15 the Montini girls basketball teams played their last regular conference game. They traveled to St. Mary's in Woodstock. In the 7th grade game Cindy Tonyan led a strong defense with plenty of help from Linda Aim and Kathy Sabatka. The team worked very well together as a unit. fg pt Pf tp 5 0 I 10 1 6 2 /I 14 5 1 0 11 5 2 2 12 6 2 3 14 0 2 2 2 0 2 0 2 2 0 1 4 1 0 1 2 1 3 3 5 2 3 1 7 33 17 15 82 0 2 3 2 10 4 3 24 3 0 0 6 1 0 3 2 6 4 2 16 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 21 12 16 54 19 21 19 83 8 13 20 54 Wrestlers Sixth In Invitational At Harvard High By Dick Rabbitt The "Rassling Warriors" of Coach Marty Sobczak finished 6th in the 16 team Harvard Invitational last weekend at Harvard. Bremen High School of Oak Lawn won the tourney. Karl Swanson at 138 finished second in the meet, losing in a close match. The^ Warriors PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER qualified 8 for the finals, and only one, Greg Thornton who was injured Friday night, was unable to come back and wrestle on Saturday. Matt Schuster placed 3rd at 112, Don Freund was 4th at 126, Brian Nuss picked up a 5th place at 155, and Tom Lun- delius was 6th at 185. Coach Sobczak was quite pleased with the showing of his squad in the tournament. •FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26^1975 SOPHS FIFTH The sophomores placed fifth in the Wauconda tourney held on Saturday. Led by heavyweight Bob Larkey who won both of his matches by pins. In the finals Bob pinned his opponent in just 18 seconds. John Honning at 132 and Tim Oakley at 155 each got a second place. Fourth place winner were: Marty Nuss at 126, Greg Sisk at 145, and Bob Harris at 167. NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Team W. L. Pts Opp McHENRY 3 0 201 172 Liberty v'lie 3 0 197 155 North Chicago 3 0 191 153 Zion Benton 2 1 188 172 Crystal Lake 1 2 173 199 Mundelein 1 * 2 189 198 Barrington 1 2 164 185 Dundee 1 2 175 180 Lake Forest 0 3 172 203 Crown 0 3 127 180 SCORING Name School F.G F.T. TP Boyle Mundelein 27 18 72 Yarbrough North Chicago 29 7 65 Judson Zion Benton 23 18 64 Woods Zion Benton 23 13 59 Ross man Barrington 17 23 57 Pearson Crystal Lake 24 6 54 Mosolino Crystal Lake 23 8 54 B. Erickson Libertyville 19 13 51 Kathy Sabatka with assists from many of her teammates scored 14 points. The final score was 20-12 in favor of Montini. In the 8th grade Sue Butler, Debbie Herdrich and Cindy Knox played a very^ good defense but it wasn't enough to stop Ann Stackhouse from St. Mary's. Cindy Knox was our top scorer with 8 points while Carol Herrmann and Debbie Ford each contributed 4 points. The final score was 34-24 in favor of St. Mary's. On Wednesday the teams walked over to McHenry Junior High in 11 degree weather to play a non-conference game. The 7th grade team won 36-11. Kathy Sabatka scored 15 points, Linda Aim 8, and Karen Truckenbrod 7. A strong defense led by Cindy Tonyan, Judy Snyder and Karen Truckenbrod kept the McHenry Jfmior High scoring down. The 8th grade team lost 36-25. The defense led by Carol Herrmann, Sue Butler, Carrie Freund and Mary Foley could not stop the Junior High team for scoring. Carrie Freund was the leading scorer with 6 points while Mary Foley, Sue Butler and Carol Herrmann each contributed 4 points. On Thursday the 7th grade team traveled to Fox River Grove to play Countryside to break the tie for first place. Our girls played very hard but lost 27-18. Cindy Tonyan led the defense while Kathy Sabatka scored 14 points. The team played a very good season and has taken second place in the conference. 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