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/ All Meals On Menu --Entertainment- FRIDAY ft SAT. 9 PM OFF THE WALL Come Dance & Have a Good Time Tonight The Warriors of Coach Joe Schlender will open Fox Valley play tonight when they play host to the Crystal Lake South Gators at Mc- Cracken field. With two wins on the season the Warriors will be ready for the visiting Gators of Coach Bob Hight. They will also be remembering that disappointing 13 to 7 overtime defeat last season at the hands of the Crystal Lake crew. Although the Gators have lost both non-conference games, they cannot be taken lightly. Led by speedster, Bob Jewel, the Gators can scoVe from any place on the field. The Murphy brothers, Steve the field general, and John a speedy end, give the Gators a potent passing attack. The Gator line is not very big, but they have speed. The Warriors are hale and healthy after their win over Grant, 27 -7 last Friday night, itle running of Rob Kalck, Dave D'Angelo and John Doessel, along with the outstanding offensive line play, has to bring smiles to the coaching staff. It will be another test for the Warriors, but if they can maintain their fine play over the past two weeks, they could notch another win on the season. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Southern 500 stock car race? 2. Who won the B.C. Open Golf tournament? 3. Rick Monday plays pro baseball for what team? 4. Who holds the fastest time ever for the 100 meters? 5. What is the time? Answers To Sport Quiz 1. Terry Labonte. 2. Don Pooley. 3. L.A. Dodgers. 4. Jimmy Hines. 5. 9.95 seconds. DUCKING TO SAFETY-is Pam West, froilt, as her Warrior teammate, Jean Stelmeck prepare to make a leaping save of the ball. Coach Schaffer gave much of the credit for Tuesday's victory to the two girls. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH Prep Round-up Golf ~ Defeating Crystal Lake Central, 154-182, the Warrior golf squad continued their eight-match winning streak thus far in 1980. Big hitters for McHenry included Mike Bauml and Kirk Barnicle who each carded a 38. Mike Lawler and Steve Svec had 39 each while Joe Bauml netted a 40. The sophomore golf team also won, by a score of 198-203. Randy Buenzli led the locals with a 44. The Hurricane golfers lost to Marmion at Fox Valley Country Club last Friday, 169-173. John Leucht fired a steady 39, while Tom McMahon and Jeff Schaefer carded a 44 each. Ron Nye shot a 46. The varsity is now 0-2 in the West Suburban Catholic Conference and 1-4 overall. Volleyball The McHenry girl volleyballers handed it to Antioch Tuesday night in West Campus gymnasium, winning two straight games, 15-6 and 15-12. Joan Stelmeck and Pam West played excellent volleyball, especially when the score was clo6e, in pacing the Warriors. The Frosh-Soph squad also beat Antioch, 15-10 and 16-14. Breaking a two-match losing streak, the Marian volleyball team beat Marengo convincingly, 15-1 and 15-5 last Monday. Holly Ryan served 12 points in a row during the second game, while Paddy Guerin had six points as did Linda Aim. Marian lost to Montini last Friday, however, as the Hurricanes missed a total of 19 serves in three games. Sandy Kasting had 6 points, Jacky Weber had five points and Paddy Guerin had three points in the loss. Marian is now 0-2 in conference play and 2-2 overall. Cross Country In a Tuesday triangular cross country meet, Marian Central conquered Grant and Johnsburg to record their fourth and fifth victories of the season. The final tally showed Marian, 27, Grant, 45, and Johnsburg, 68. As usual, Mike Eisele took first for Marian with a time of 16:07. Paul Sandell took third, Brad Gregory sixth, Tom Wottreng, eighth and Jeff Wottreng, ninth. SKYHAWKS JOHN'S SPORT STOP "The Home of the Athlete" AT ALL THE GAMES....SHOW YOUR SCHOOL SPIRIT!! • TEAM CAPS *GYM BAGS • T-SHIRTS • JERSEYS I WARRIORS I Just arrived!... WARRIOR NYLON JACKETS WITH FLEECE LINING! • T-SHIRTS •TEAMCAPS • LETTER JACKETS (Guys & Gals) • GYM BAGS • JERSEYS DAILY 9:30-8 SAT. 9-5 344-3580 JOHN ̂ HURRICANES • T-SHIRTS • TEAM CAPS • GYM BAGS • LETTER JACKETS • JERSEYS Across from AtP Next to Eby Brown (W. Rte. 120) McHonry OLYMPICS * * * By Pete Fritchie WASHINGTON, D. C. -- Russian sports competitors in the recent Olympics ran away with the show and were more dominant than any na­ tion's entrants have ever been, even those of the U.S. in the immediate post-war years. Of course, U.S. entrants would have taken a number of medals but no one thinks they would have collected more than the Russians. The USSR total was 80 golds, 70 silvers and 47 bronze medals. That is almost four times as many as the athletes of Great Britain, Italy and France combined-the major western nations in attend­ ance. Even more eye-open- ing is the fact that the east­ ern, communist nations dominated the games. The top medal winners, in order, were Russia-197, East Ger­ many (population 17,000,- 000) 126, Bulgaria (popula­ tion 9,000,000)--40, Hungary (population 10,500,000)-32, Poland--31 and Romania-25. Not a western nation won as many total medals as any of these top six nations, and little Cuba won more medals than any western country ex­ cept Great Britain. Cuba won 20 and Britain 21 medals. All of which shows that the competition in the Olym­ pics is not even or fair, any longer, by western stand­ ards. The communist coun­ tries take on sports programs as national government pro­ jects and they are running away with the honors, and reaping much propaganda hay. That's what's causing talk today of a free-world games. TOTAL CONCENTRATION-resulted in a nice set by Deb Bauer during the Warriors trouncing of Antioch Tuesday evening. The senior Warrior is a returnee from last years squad. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH River Closed A PORTION OF THE FOX RIVER, THE AREA FROM PEARL STREET BRIDGE IN THE CITY OF McHENRY TO THE ENTRANCE OF PISTAKEE LAKE, WILL BE CLOSED TO NAVIGATION ON SEPTEMBER 21 1980 FROM 9 am to 2 pm. This measure has been taken to ensure safety of life in the regatta area during the McHenry Area Jaycees Fifth Annual Canoe Race, which will consist of approximately 200 canoes and kayaks. Vessels desiring to transit the restricted area may do so only with prior approval of the Patrol Commander and when so directed by that officer. Patrol Commander for this event is Commander, Coast Guard Group Milwaukee We're McHenry County's LARGEST Nike Dealer' McHenry Country Club's LATE MENU EVERY FRIDAY AND L SATURDAY EVENING FROM 10 to 12 DANCE TO LIVE MUSIC Open to the Public Rranch Every Sunday 10-2 Fish Fry every Friday Night McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. JOHN STREET • McHENRY STOP Your Choice Complete Dinner •Crab Legs •Duck a lo range •Crab Legs & F i le t •Lobs te r •Bu t t S teak 3 "Ch icken & R ibs ck a I o range , r _ r . •Red Snapper lb Legs & Ftlet .shnmp PP ^2. "Shrimp & Ribs Dinner Includes Soup Solod Baked Potato and Entree WED. & THURS. 5-10 FRI. & SAT. 5 11 Plaindealer In their first meet of the season, McHenry High School's girl swimmers set two new school records as they beat Zion Benton, but lost to Elgin Larkin in the triangular event at West Campus, Tuesday. The final scores read, Elgin Larkin, 106, McHenry 81 and Zion Benton, 73. Toni Weyland, a senior who already holds McHenry records in the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle, added the 200-yard freestyle to her list by posting a time of 2:22.5 in the event. On The Sideline With Dick Rabbitt Joe Schlender's Warriors made an impressive showing last Friday night at Grant when they tamed the Bulldogs 27 to 7. It has been several years since the Warriors won two in a row, especially the first two games of the season. With any kind of decent weather tonight, the home stands should be filled to capacity and then some. A large following was at Grant last week, and more are expected tonight. The Gators always have a good following, and it should be quite a game. Field Hockey, swimming and volleyball are getting under way this week, so by next week we should have some girls activities to report to you. "Hutch's" sophomore cross country team won the Wauconda Invitational last Saturday for the fourth year in a row, and the sophomores will be at the Hoffman Estate Invitational next Tuesday. With a lot of underclassmen, Gary Gray's tennis team is finding the going a bit tough, but are showing improvement in every match. The Warriors got some state mention in Class 4-A. The Woodsotck Blue streaks rank 4th and the Crystal Lake Tiger 5th. This will change tonight. Chuck Cuda's McHenry golf team is undefeated and will be at the Crown Invitational tomorrow at Randall Oaks golf club. Next Thursday they travel to Crystal Lake to take on the Gators from South, in what could be the match of the decade. Both teams are excellent, and are favorites in the Fox Valley. The crystal ball really got smashed last week. I'm wondering if the Fox Valley is that weak, or if the Northwest Suburban is more balanced. Crown didn't play St. Francis as scheduled, but took on a powerhouse from Plainfield and lost 48 to 0. Anyway, the Warriors and Woodstock kept me from getting shut out, so with the opening play in the Valley, I'll pick Woodstock over the Tigers. In the past 2 years I picked the Streaks, only to see them lose, but I think Bob Bradshaw has been pointing for this one for a year, and he will have his Streaks ready for the Tigers. The Warriors to continue on their winning ways. Spirit is high, no noticeable injuries, and they still remember that overtime loss to the Gators last year. Cary to defeat Dundee. Neil Britt is one of the top signal callers in the conference, and he passes on three of four downs. Dundee is too slow to handle the Trojans and their passing attack. Jacobs the defending co-champs, who went to the playoffs last year, and have looked miserable in their two outings over Crown in a real toss up. In the first two games neither team had much scoring punch, and this may go into many overtimes. PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1», 1980 PERFECT PLACEMENT-of a tricky "dink shot" Is executed by Donna Chester, (number 32) an all-conference volleyball letterman who looked to the left, then placed the ball gently to the right, in the middle of four stunned Antioch players. The point occured in the second of two wins for the Warriors over Antioch Tuesday at West Campus. Watching in the foreground is (number 22) Krista Kaefer. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH Warrior Swimmers Set Two New Records Another letterman, Terri Blume also broke her own previous record in the 100- yard backstroke with a new time of 2:14.6. The medley relay team of Blume, Diane Johnson, Rosy Nangle and Robin Loss also tied a previous pool record by taking a second place at 2:14.1. Other first place finishes for McHenry were recorded by Terri Blume in the 50- yard freestyle with a time of 27.8, Toni Weyland in the 100- yard freestyle with a 1:02.2 Host C.L. and Heidi Dass with a 7:03.5 in the 500-yard freestyle competition. The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Daniel Johnson, Robin Loss, Heidi Dass and Toni Weyland also took a first, swimming in a time of 4:32.3. McHenry's next home meet is on Sept. 20 against Streamwood and Jefferson. Joel Wakitsch Warriors i