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PtTJtt.PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. MM Warriors Beat Fremd, Dunked By Crown A slam dunk shot by Mike Ssrepanski with 3:10 remaining in the second period broke up s tightly fought contest ana peved the way to an easy Viking victory Friday night at West camnus by the score of 75 to 40. Until that time the undermanned Warrior* had fought the f the I Rebounding from an embarassing loss to Crown on Friday night, the Warriors of Ken Ludwig scored 21 pts. in the final period to grab a 70 to 61 win over the Fremd Vikingn of Moe Tharp. Until the last quarter output the Warriors held a Vikes on even terms, having been tied at the end of eVik first period at 10 all. With the Vikes leading It to 16, Kevin Kepp, fine Viking guard, lobbed a high pass over the Warrior t high in the through the hoop for a 21 to downhill for the warriors of defense, and with perfect timing air and slammed dunked the ball 16 lead. From then on, it was all u Ken Ludwig, as they held the Warriors scoreless the remaining time of the period, and through the first four minutes of the third frame. In the meantime, the Vikings rode the wave with a flurry of in the third the evening. One would think they were in the Eosemont Horizon wstching Jimmy Connors during the first teams raced up and down the court shooting at " with the lead in the closing seconds 20 to period, ! at will. 34 unanswered points and led 43 to 16 midway period, and on to an easy Fox Valley win. Coach Jim Hinkle showed the Warriors mercy as he immediately took out his starting five for the rest of the evening and let his reserves play the rest of the night. Hie Warriors started out strong and it looked as if an upset was in the making as they grabbed a 10 to 5 lead with 2 minutes remaining in the opening period, but the Vikings roared back and tied it at 10 apiece at the buzzer. The Warrior still held their own in the second period, until Szcepanski broke their back with the "dunk", that really ignited the Viking crowd as well as the team. That shot simply took the starch out of the Warriors, for in the next seven minutes the Warriors probably played the worst basketball in the tenure of Ken Ludwig at the helm of the Warriors. _ The final period saw the Warriors outscore the bikings 27 to 21, but it was not enough, and dropped the Warriors to 2 and 3, while Crown leads the pack with a 5 and 0 record and 12 and 1 on the season Bob Greve led all scorers with 22 points. both J and the Vikings emerged 10. Greve and Zeller took over for the Warriors in the second period and with their keen shooting the Warriors jumped out to a 37 to 33 half time margin. At 5:30 of the third period the Vikings tied it*at 39 all, and that was the closest they came the rest of the evening. Greve hit a 15 footer, Freund one from the corner, Greve and Costigan each hit and it looked as if the Warriors were off and running. However, the Vikes didn't give up and roared back to cut the deficit toa mere2 going into the final period. Joe Bauml's two charity tosses gave the Warriors a 57 to 50 margin at 6:45, and the rest of the evening Bob Zeller and Mike Burdgorf, along with Chris Freund ended the scoring for a nice victory 70 to 61. The win leaves the Warriors at 7 and 6 for the season. The Warriors got back to some offensive basketball Saturday night. True, the opposition was not as good as Crown, but nevertheless, it had to be rewarding for Ludwig to see the ball go through the hoop. Friday, the Warriors travel to Dundee for another Fox Valley game. Costigan Bryniarski Zeller Greve Bauml Freund Burgdorf Smith Totals: McHenry fg ft pf tp 3 0 2 Fremd 30 10 21 70 Hamill fg ft pf tp Hamill 10 1 4 21 Thompson 4 3 3 11 Skrzypinski 0 0 2 0 Allen 5 2 4 12 Friskes 5 3 2 13 Curtin 2 0 1 4 "Totals: 26 9 16 61 McH 1» 18 12 21 70, Fremd 20 13 14 14 6ll McHenry fg ft pf tP Zeller 1 0 4 2 Costigan 4 0 3 8 Freund 3 0 2 '6 Bauml 0 0 1 0 Greve 11 0 2 22 Bryniarski 2 0 2 4 Huff 1 2 0 4 Williams 1 0 0 2 Smith 0 1 3 1 Haley 0 0 1 0 Wegener 0 0 0 0 Burgdorf 0 0 0 0 k011? 0 0 0 0 Boeka 0 0 0 0 Totals: 23 3 18 49 Dick Rabbitt Crown •fg ft pf lP Gliesman 6^2 0 14 * Sczpanski 6 1 0 13 Kepp 4 0 2 8 Linbart 0 1 2 1 Leske 5 2 1 12 Evans 2 0 0 4 Obxleitner 1 0 1 2 Bumbles 1 2 0 4 Kilhetner 3 5 2 11 Trier 1 0 0 2 Goner 2 0 0 4 Crenshaw 0 0 2 „ 0 Totals: 31 13 11 75 McH 10 6 6 27 49 Crown 10 17 27 21 75 Girl Cagers Win In FVC SOMEONE HAD TO BE OPEN-on this second quarter play in McHenry's' miserable 75-49 loss to Crown's Vikings but Warrior Bob Zeller (with ball) chose to go around the four Crown defenders and missed the backet Zeller only had 2 points in this whitewash, but came back Saturday against Fremd to score 23 points and lead McHenry to a 76-61 non- conference victory. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Crown defenders and missed the bucket. Zeller only had 2 STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Dehn Leads Johnsburg Girls Led by Sue Dehn with 18 points and Inge Dschida with 17 (13in the second half), the Skyhawk girls varsity defeated Round Lake 51-43 at Johnsburg on Thursday. After a close 38-34 loss to Harvard on Tuesday, the Sky hawks came back in decisive fashion against Round Lake to move their overall record to 2-2. Johnsburg played rather sluggish in the first quarter, trailing 16-8 after one quarter, but came back slightly in the second quarter to pull within 5 at Girl Tourney Set Second Annual Johnsburg High School Girls teld at Johnsburg, The Basketball Tournament will be hel Thursday, Jan 15 and Saturday, Jan. 17. Four teams will be included in the two-day event with the following games taking place. Thurday, Jan. Wanconda vs. Grayslake Hebron vs. Johnsburg 15 4:30 pm 6:00 pm Saturday, Jan. 17 Johnsburg vs. Grayslake ' 19:00 am Hebron vs. Wauconda 11:39 am Grayslake vs Hebron 6:30 pm Wauconda vs. Johnsburg 8:09 pm The team with the best record in the tourney will be declared the winner. If two teams have the same number of wins and losses, then the team with the least total amount of points scored against them will be the first ~ ice winner. If a tie still remains, the team with the st free throw percentage throughout the tournament win. halftime, 24-19. "Just before halftime, we started to play aggressive defense using our full court press and they began to turn the ball over," coach Dan Stanowski said. Stanowski noted that at halftime, the Skyhawks adjusted their offense in order to get Dschida the ball in the corner. It proved successful as the senior popped in 13 of her 17 total in the second half. The Skyhawks cut the lead again to a 34-31 deficit after three periods and took the lead early in the final stanza as they ran away with the 8 point victory. "Sue Dehn played another outstanding defensive game to lead the teams' resurgance," Stanowski said. "I'm hoping she can continue to ' contribute offensively as she did tonight." Another key in the Skyhawk come back included a pick up in rebounding. After picking up only 14 rebounds in the first half the locals tallied 31 in the second half (16 on offense) to stay in the game. Besides Dehn with 18 and Dschida with 17, Cheri Kofier tallied 9, Tracey Esposito had 5 arid Kim Grenman had 2 to help the Johnsburg cause! For Round Lake, Dawn Orlowski scored 14 while no other player scored in double figures. North Boone wifl be the sight of Johnsburg's next ime on Tuesday. Then the lis will host their second annual girls basketball tournament on Jan. 15 and 17 (see box for details). Coach Stanowski is hbping for continued improvement in these two affairs. Joel Wakitsch The McHenry High girls' basketball won their conference opener by defeating Woodstock, 49-37 Thursday at West campus. Although ahead the entire game, it was a close one until the final minutes when the Warriors pulled ahead to win by 12. Midway through the third period, the Streaks closed the gap to 3 points. Streak center Kim Adams had 10 V )ints alone in the period, owever, a switch in defensive assignments by Coach Pat Wirtz, putting Sue Haddick to guard Adams, and the Warrior guard held the high scoring Adams to a mere free throw the rest of the way. The Warriors handled the press better than they did in the North Chicago tourney over the holidays, and theyv showed great improvements in their offense. Debbie Koerber, coming off the pines, led the scoring with 14 pts., and did an P01 ho\ outstanding job. It was a good balanced attack for the Warriors, with 14. 12. 10 and 9 pts. Terri Blume, Jenny Berryhill and Karen Karpavicius rebounding with 10, 8 and 13 rtively. Thursday the girls travel to Crystal Lake Central. Dick Rabbitt McHenry vs. Woodstock respect Next Hardt C. Schulfer Readel Brink Adams Pfister Totals: McH Woodstock 0 2 2 2 15 2 16 5 25 37 season. Karen Karpavicias led the locals with 9 points. Terri Blume had 8. Dick Rabbitt McHenry vs. Dundee 13 12 12 12 12 6 14 5 49 37 McHenry Haddick Blume Karpavicius Geiger Berryhill Koerber Totals: McHenry fg tP 12 9 10 2 2 14 18 13 19 49 Woodstock fg ft pf tp Deneen 2 0 3 4 N. Schulfer 4 0 4 8 McCarthy 0 2 4 2 Coach Pat Wirtz's McHenry High girls basketball team ran into a buzz saw Saturday and lost to Dundee 66 to 28. It was a case of Dundee doing everything right, and the Warr iors commit t ing numerous errors that led to their downfall. The Warriors and Cards battled in the early going, until three quick baskets by Dundee gave them a 14 to 8 first period margin. From then on it was just plain agony for the Warriors, as they evened theirTox Valley record to 1 and 1 on the Karpavicius Blume Berryhill Geiger Koerber Dixon Bitterman fg 4 2 2 1 1 0 0 tp 9 8 4 3 2 0 2 Totals: 10 8 28 Dundee "Exhilarating" Win For Grapplers fg ft tp Raithen 6 0 12 Rakow 4 2 10 Clev eland <• 10 3 23 Demien 4 0 8 Peterson 3 3 9 Mars 2 0 4 Totals: 29 8 66 McH 8 10 5 5 28 Dundee 14 21 10 21 66 FREE TRIAL OFFER! Do something just for you...the Crystal Lake Health Club invites you to come In and spend an hour enjoying their terrific facility...start with a 20 minute exercise pro­ gram...then take a sauna or a whirlpool. WHAT NAUTILUS DOES FOR YOU: •The program Incraoses the body's ability to burn calories, eliminating tho nood for dlotlng. •Tokos off inches and roshopos your figure. •Increases strongth and contributes to body loonoss. •Dramatically Improves body flexibility. •One of tho bost 4orms of exorcise for tho heart and lungs. 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Two pins were picked up by Wrona (126) in 4:32and2:34. Haderly (132) beat Wates (W) by a 12-0 superior decision and decisioned Swerbinski of Crown 9-5. Wauconda handed Betancourt a forfeit and Sanderson (c) fell to combination in 3:12. Ketchum (185 and 167) scored a 17-7 major decision over his Wauconda man and pinned Fitzgerald of Crown in 4:25. Two falls were achieved by Horton (167 and 185) in 3:46 and 1:07 Also earning Warrior Connor (138) with a 9-6 „ Crown *rere Eric Karpinski (98) with a 47-second quick pin and Joe nftdien4L45) with a 10-3 major decision. ints against Wauconda was Mike ecision Additional winners against |major decision| HBIi Winning season records are held by team leaders Wrona 20- 2, Betancourt 1S-4-1, Haderly 11-6-2, Karpinski 10-4 and Ric Connor 6-5. Karpinski and Wrona each have six falls so far this season, leading the team. The local junior varsity wrestlers beat Wauconda 36-3 and then fell to Crown 16-39. Scoring two victories for McHenry were Dan Clark with a pin and a forfeit and Tom Kucek with two forfeits. Other winners at Wauconda were Pat Ziebel by a forfeit and Mike Love, Butch Sanchez and John Lynk all by falls. Paul Voss's forfeit points earned McHenry the only other points against Crown. In the freshman matches last week, McHenry scored victories over Wauconda 48-24 and Crown 38-27. Outstanding matches were wrestled by Steve Brda (fall), Steve Carby (11- 3 major decision), Tom Schweder (:56 pin), Brian Wright (12- 3 major decision), Roland Hunt (fall), Dennis Casey (2 falls), Bob Hawly (2 falls) and Mike Milinac (2 falls). This Friday the local wrestlers finally have another home match, facing the Dundee Cardunals at 6:30. Back on the road this Saturday, the Warriors will wrestle non-conference Streamwood at noon. The coaches are looking for two more wins to bolster this season's team record. Lynne Sobczak Frost-Bite Golf Set Reservations are being taken for the First Annual Frost-Bite Golf Open to be held Sunday, Feb. 1 on Wonder Lake. Tee-off times start at 10 am for the event which includes nine holes of golf, food and prizes. Reservations must be made by Jan. 17 by calling Bill Fitzgerald at 653-2061 or 653-3126, or Orv. Gosse at 653-9497. THE KINO'S ftOUD IS GOING TO TAKE THE ICE & COLD OUT OF THE-WINTER WITH.... RED HOT ENTERTAINMENT 4 NIGHTS A WEEK!! BLAST OFF TIME: BETWEEN 8 PM & 9 PM ALL DRINKS V3 PRICE --FEATURING-- 'EQUATIONS"- Ian. 14 Thru 31 'KEYSTONES" - Feb 4th THE KINO'S ftOU) L O C A T E D I N D O W N T O W N W O N D E R L A K E i I I I I I I I I I IS I MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMlg! Consolation Winners Ei • t Making their last court ranee in the Montini and White, the Mustang •Is played what was called tournament officials the single game of the tournament" in defeating St. Peters 30 to 26 in overtime. This victory gave Coach Phillips' girls the third place tourney trophy to aad to their second place conference trophy. It also gave Montini a large degree of satisfaction in avenging a somewhat dubious loss to St. Peters in regulation season play. Prior to their consolation victory, the girls fought a hard comeback battle against co-champions St. Catherine, falling short by only 6 points. Instead of giving individual stats, it must be noted that the successful season, was a team effort, accomplished by the entire squad which includes: Monique Betancourt ; Geralaine Hauer; Pat ty Johnson; Jodv Justen; Helen Kennedy; Cindy Kinsala; Deanne Martin; Daniel le Shi l ler ' Karyn Thompson, Jenny Wertz and Head coach Steve Phillips and Athletic Director Carol Wills Don Kinsala 1 ro •1980 rent soft\ E N T A L NO installation chvgs^ NEW fully automatic softwiers TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted $975 ONE phone call can answer o«r uAn«L any questions Month 312-259-3393 FOX VAiiCY DIVISION