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rohnsburg Skyhawks Lose Pair Of Weekend Games \ By Randy Swikle Despite a brilliant 27-point effort by senior ace Tom Schoenig, the Johnsburg Skyhawks lost a crucial Shark Conference game 63- 55 at Beloit Catholic Friday ni^ht. The next night a much improved Johnsburg squad lost a thrilling overtime contest 66-64 at Grant. The Beloit Catholic loss makes Johnsburg's chances for its second Shark Con­ ference title an uphill climb. The Skyhawks are now 1-2 in the conference, and they cannot afford to lose another conference match. It's a tall assignment for a ball club that has turned in so many inconsistent performances this season. Against Beloit Catholic, the Sky ha wks--sa ve Schoenig-couldn't seem to do much of anything right. A "fired up" Crusader team, seeking to best their former coach Bob Kies and his Johnsburg team, outscored the Skyhawks 18-8 in the first quarter. It was only a 15- point scoring blitz by center Tom Schoenig in the second quarter that narrowed the score and kept the Skyhawks »n the ball game. At in­ termission Johnsburg trailed 30-29. At the outset of the third quarter, a 20 foot jumpshot by senior Skyhawk Chris Dixon gave Johnsburg its first taste of the lead 31-30. The rally lasted until the middle of the quarter when the Crusaders tied the score at 38 and then jumped back into the lead. The Crusaders held the momentum for the rest of the game. Schoenig made all but four of his field goal attempts during the evening, but the rest of the club shot only a total of 32 percent from the field. Dixon was second high scorer with eight points, and Brett Zimbrick and Frank Jakubicek each netted seven. The Skyhawks looked much better in their contest with Grant, even though they lost the game. In the first quarter the Grant Bulldogs jumped into a 21-14 lead over the Skyhawks, primarily on the strength of nine successful free throws. Coach Bob Kieft complained about the lop­ sided results of the referee's whistle during the first half. Johnsburg had five free throw attempts during the first half, while Grant was awarded 17 shots at the free throw line. The Bulldogs made all but four of those free throws. Brett Zimbrick, John­ sburg's star guard, had a hot gun the first quarter, sinking five of seven field goal at­ tempts. Zimbrick put on a fine display of speed and agility during the evening. He was on target with most of his long jump shots, and he drove the entire court on several occasions to score layups. The Skyhawks started their big rally that resulted in overtime with about two mintues remaining in the fourth quarter. Junior Rick Neiss want to the line and sank two free throws to narrow Grant's lead to 63-56. Chris Dixon scored on a jump shot and a drive to bring the score to 63-60. Grant scored another free throw when Zimbrick fouled to stop the clock at :28. Three seconds later, Dixon was fouled and made the first of a none-and-one. He scored another free throw when fouled again with nine seconds remaining. Reserve forward Chuck Novy sank a basket from close range at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. A Johnsburg attempt to control the bdll during the overtime period failed when the ball was stolen, and it only took a single Grant basket to win the game. Johnsburg was scheduled to play Richmond in the Johnsburg gym Tuesday night. The next Skyhawk game is Dec. 26 during the Hampshire Christmas Tournament. The Skyhawks are the defending champions of that tournament, which now has 16 teams par­ ticipating. Johnsburg vs. Beloit Catholic Johnsburg fg ft pf tp Szumlas 2 0 0 4 Zimbrick 3 1 1 7 Schoenig 10 7V 5 27 Dixon 4 0 3 8 Jakeubicek 3 1 0 7 Novy 1 0 0 2 Totals: 23 9 9 55 FT - 64 percent. Beloit Catholic JUST ROLLING ALONG--Pat Moffett leads members of the Ski-Athon team in a "Roller Ski" down Green Street. The fg ft pf tP Sadler 10 2 2 22 McNaff, M. 5 1 1 11 Brewer -7 0 2 14 Lang 3 5 5 11 McNaff, J. 0 1 2 1 Mauel 2 0 2 4 Totals: 27 9 14 63 FT - 64 percent. Johnsburg 8 29 42 55 Beloit Catholic 18 30 50 63 Johnsburg vs. Grant fg ft pf tP Szumlas 1 0 1 2 Zimbrick 11 0 3 22 Schoenig 6 1 5 13 Dixon 6 2 4 14 Jakeubicek 2 2 5 6 K. Valentin 1 1 3 3 Neiss 0 2 3 2 Novy 1 0 0 2 Totals: 28 8 24 64 Grant fg ft pf tP Jarauson 2 3 3 7 Tylkowski 5 11 1 21 McDonald 5 3 2 13 Newton 1 0 0 2 Bein 5 3 3 13 Dagnan 5 0 4 10 Totals: 23 20 13 66 OT Johnsburg 14 30 43 64 64 Grant 21 35 54 64 66 Wrestling Warriors Place Third In Jacobs Tourney MCHS Swimmers Lose To Deep Tankers Of Elgin Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry High swimming team lost a match to Elgin last Friday by the score of 97 to 69. It was just a case of too much depth of the Elgin tankers that led to the Warriors defeat. Murray, Nierman, Gregg and the Warrior 400 relay team composed of Murray, Petty, Weyland and Cepulis picked up first place finishes for the Warriors. Results 200 Relay: 2nd., Gregg, Budaj, DiVitta and Cepulis. 200 Freestyle: 2nd., Mark Petty. 3rd., Wade Cepulis. 200 I.M.: 3rd., Joe Weyland. 4th., Jim DiVitta and 5th., Darren Cepulis. 50 Freestyle: 1st., Pat Murray and 5th, Keith Gregg. Diving: 1st., Matt Nier­ man. 100 Fly: 2nd., Jim DiVitta and 3rd., Joe Weyland. 100 Freestyle: 2nd., Murray and 3rd., Petty. 500 Freestyle: 2nd., Wade Cepulis, 5th., Darren Cepulis and 6th., Rich Miller. 100 Backstroke: 1st., Gregg, 4th., Grom and 6th., Zimmerman. 100 Breaststroke: 2nd., Budaj, 5th., Humphreys and 6th., Boyd. 400 Relay: 1st., Murray, Perry, Weyland and Cepulis. Frosh-Soph Lose The frosh-soph lost to Elgin 72 to 41. 200 Freestyle: 3rd., Tom O'Donnell, 4th., Ken Kloss and 5th., Bruce Miyras. 50 Freestyle: 3rd., Dan Haderly, 4th., Ed Kopp and 6th., Steve Berry. 100 Freestyle: 2nd., Chris Stumbris, 3rd., Tom O'Donnell and 4th., Ed Kopp. 100 Backstroke: 2nd., By Lynne Sobczak Things just seemed to be going right for the McHenry varsity wrestlers Saturday at the Jacobs Golden Eagle Wrestling Invitational. In spite of wrestling only nine weight classes and forfeiting three, the Warriors placed third in the eight-team tourney. Five cham­ pionships, two second places, and one fourth place was captured by the local matmen. Jacobs won its own tournament with four championships. Harvard took second place as a team, winning only three cham­ pionships. Since neither Jacobs nor Harvard forfeit­ ed any weight classes, it's obvious that McHenry could have easily taken the tournament had they come with a full squad. Other teams participating in the event were Holy Trinity, Mooseheart, Richmond, St. Benedict and Waubonsie Valley. Taking championships for McHenry were Brian Wrona (119), Bruce Brda (132), Vic Betancourt (138), Dave Ramer (145) and Ed Hughes, (167). Wrona, who decisioned his first two opponents and pinned his final challenger, now has a 9- 1 season record. Senior Brda, undefeated at 10-0 for this season, pinned his first two men in 4:11 and 1:06 and won the championship with a 5-2 decision over Scott Byrne of Jacobs. A 1:02 fall and two decisions carried Betancourt to his first place standing. His season record now stands at 7-3. A 6-2-2 record is currently held by Ramer. He decisioned his first op- Haderly and 3rd., Berry. 400 Relay: 2nd., O'Don­ nell, Berry, Haderly and Kloss. ponent - Todd Muglar of Jacobs, picked up a 4:37 pin in the next round, and won a major decision (11-3) over Tim Kunkel from Harvard in the Championships. Back in action after his football injury recuperation period, Senior Ed Hughes is piling up the wins as fast as he can. His two pins and decision in the Jacobs tourney brings his record up to 4-0. Hughes also holds the record for the quickest varsity pin this season, pinning his second wrestler in 32 seconds on Saturday. Second place awards were captured by Warrior's Pat Haderly (112) and Mark Betancourt (155). Haderly posted a 17-0 superior decision in the first round and a 9-6 decision in the 50 CHAPEL HILL _ GOLFCLUB per couple •Champagne Dinner •4 hour Open Bar •Live Entertainment •Favors •Breakfast tegular Menu Served in iMain Dining Room 5pm-10pm •DINNER- Consomme Royale Roast Strip Sirloin of Beef w/Bordelaise Sauce Double Baked Potatoes Tomato ala pettis pois Princess Salad Baked Alaska HAPPY HOUR Wednesday thru Friday Cocktails $1 Mixed Drinks 80c Beer 40l Free Hors D'oeuvres JOIN US FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH ALL YOU CAN EAT $_95 DINNER SPECIALS 3 Wednesday Roast Pork w/ Bread Dumpling Pprk Shank & Sauerkraut Thursday Friday STEAK FRY FISH FRY (One Only) Saturday Sunday Whole Roast Chicken BBQ Chicken BBQ Ribs Wednesday thru Sunday j Free Glass of Wine SATURDAY SPECIAL Roast Chicken Dinner syoo for Two Served DECEMBER SPECIAL English Cut PRIME RIB CHAPEL HILL WILL BE CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS beginning Dec. 2 (Oper^for^anc^uet^only^^ The Club will be closed to the public Dec. IS. VISIT OUR PRO SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS Special Prices.. .Good S«l*ctlon Pro Shop Hours til Christmas Wednesday thru Sunday 1 lam-7pm CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 2500 N. Chapel Hill Rd., McHenry OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (815)385-0333 Chicago Phone (312)451-0277 CLUB will be closed during January. second round. He lost a tough championship bout to Lenny Lapetina of Jacobs with an 8-5 decision, warding off near falls twice. Betancourt won by a forefeit in round one, pinned Kevin Richter of Jacobs in 3:11, and then was squeezed past in the last 12 seconds by his Harvard opponent in a 10-8 Championship decision. A fourth place was earned by Warrior Scott Schmidt (126) who lost his first match, wrestled back into action with two pins in 1:39 and 1:46 and then lost his consolation match. Also wrestling in the tourney was Amondo Gomez, who pinned his first opponent in 2:22, but lost his other two matches to the eventual champion and PAGE 7 - PLAINDH \I.KK - WKDNF.SD/VY. DECEMBER 19,1979 Island Lake Plans For Winterfest '80 in Final Stages Island Lake Winterfest '80 is in its final stages of planning. The schedule has been set and now it's time for the contestants to register. There will be a cross country skiing race on Sunday, January 6 at 11 a.m. on a course of 6 kilometers. There are two classes available for both men and women -- under thirty and over thirty,. Trophies awarded are 1st; 2nd and 3rd in each category a ribbons for all contestan finishing the race. Ice and snow sculpturin will be another event. This event is to be done in your own front yard anytime between now and January 3. Judging and pictures will be done after sculpture is completed by calling 312-526- 6272. You can register at the following places in Island Lake. December 4 and 15 - Island Lake Foods. Anytime at: Duke's Vienna - 526-9710; Mantzoro's Restaurant - 526-5325; Fischer Enterprises -- 526- 6272; Ed & Paul's Automotive Service - 526- 6886. and Winterfest Site -- morning of the race. i^d nts team members were on their way to McHenrv Country Club for a luncheon. consolation winners in the unlimited class. » Friday night the Varsity Warriors lost a conference match to Crystal Lake South, 43-12. Individual winners were Brian Wrona with a 9-5 decision, Bruce Brda with a 6-0 decision and Ed Hughes who won a 8-0 major decision. Dave Ramer tied with his opponent. The Junior Varsity beat its South opponents 33-27. Wins were earned by Eric Kar- pinski (fall, 1:59), Matt Ketchum (fall, :38), Mike Connors (fall, 2:33), Tom Burrow (fall, 3:48), Tom Ketchum (5-2 decision) and Dan Dancyzk (by a forfeit). Lots of action is in store for the Wrestling Warriors this weekend. Thursday they meet Wauconda there for a 6:30 p.m. match. The Fresh­ men will travel to Grayslake on Saturday for that annual tournament. Traveling the other direction will be the Varsity wrestlers, entered in the annual Harvard Tour­ nament on Friday and Saturday. This sixteen team tourney always features some outstanding wrestling, and is considered one of the toughest tournaments in the area. We know our Warriors will do their best and only wish we could send a full, healthy twelve-man team for a change. Drive out to Harvard and cheer on our mat men if you can. Friday wrestling begins at 6 p.m. Quarterfinals are at 10 a.m. on Saturday, with semi­ finals at 1 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m. Let us be Santa's Helper... well seal your In tills special Gift Barrel Label Gingham Label Slotted plastic lid converts opened can to savings bank - A can opener is the only way to open your gift "package" it adds ftui to your gift of love* Imagine the surprise when your gift is presented in a can. The only way your gift can be opened is with a can opener! 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