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Baseball Registration &1 PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALFR - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11. lttl On The Sideline With Dick Rabbitt State Bowling Entrants It took the Warriors two overtimes to keep their winning streak intact last Friday night at Woodstock. It was their eighth straight victory ana the 49-48 win will be well remembered for the fans who were in attendance. The Blue Streak gym was filled to the rafters and then some and the noise was deafening from start to finish. Both student bodies were in rare form, and both were There may be snow on the ball diamonds In MeHenry. bat little league time is Registration for the MeHenry Jr. Youth League will be ou Saturday. Feb. 14 and the following Saturday, Feb. 21. All boys between the ages of 8 and 15 are eligible to register for local youth ill at the MeHenry V.F.W. between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Seven year olds may also sign up If they will be 8 prior to Aug. 1,1181. Above, these three little leaguers. Tommy Gaylord, David Cable and Mark Weskman are excited for the season to start. Although they will have to wait for warmer weather to play, the boys will make sure their parents are at the VFW to sign them np on either this or next Saturday. Registration fees must be paid upon registration, and families with more than one child playing will receive a discount ou the second or third player. t STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Karate Demonstration By Expert A free karate demonstration fea world will be held at noon on Monday, F the youngest fourth degree blade belt in the 16 at MeHenry County college. Larry Daniel will perform in the college cafeteria in a demonstration sponsored by the college's Student Life c< committee. red on ABC's Wide World as having "the than 400 trophies for karate and track. The former captain of the U.S. Karate team, Daniel has appeared on AB of Sports and the CBS Sports Spectacular. Described by Muhammed All fastest hands in the world", Daniel has mm than 400 trophies for karate i Metro Status For Area Teams All softball teams in ever »rv catego •>3*y reminded, u urine category of this® organizational period for leagues, that they must be registered with the Amateur Softball association in order to be eligible to compete and qualify for the Metro Chicago ASA tourneys scheduled for late July and August. Winners and runnerups of these tourneys advance to regional and national tournaments conducted in various cities throughout the country. The National 16" tourney will be conducted in Harvey, IL. over Labor Day weekend. Over 20 tournaments have been hy ASA Commissioner Ferris Reid. Tournaments wiii be held in le with nine teams to qualify for the National tourney, Women's 16", Men and Women in Fast and Slow Pitch in both Malar and Class 'A' classification, Men's 14, Boys and Girls Youth divisions will have tourneys for Fast and Slow Pitch in the 10- 12, 13-15 and 16-18 age groups. Any team manager of Park District softball director desiring additional information may contact Reid at 4 KnoUwood Dr., Aurora or by calling 312- 892-0266. yelling at each other when free throws were attempted Both Bob Zeller of the Warriors and Joe Leahey of the Streaks missed the front end of a one and one, but Bob Greve stood the task and made the winning free throw. After watching the behavior of Notre Dame fans against U.C.L.A. what can you say to high school students. We don't condone that kind of behavior, but we must live with it It is the sign of the times. To say the least, the caliber of basketball Friday night wm not what ym wotiiri expect near the end of the season. Sixty-four turnovers in a game Is quite a few. Turnovers don't count in the score book. However, as one Warrior fan said, "We will take a win any way we can" The Warriors are at Crown tonight. Crown is looking for some recognition from the Chicago j»pers, they are 19-1, and feel neglected from the press take it out on the Warriors hope they don't The scoring race in the Fox Valley is between any of the five leaders at the present time. Gary Gliesman of Crown has a record of 361, and it looks as if it will stand this year. It will take a 40 point average over the next four games to erase that mark, and it doesn't seem like it will be done this year. Pat Wirtz' girls team has improved greatly over the season. They defeated Jacobs last week, and were tied with Woodstock at the end of three quarters. Then eight missed free throws in the final period led to their downfall. Again a tip of the fedora to Brian Wrona who won the 119 pound championship in the Fox Valley Conference last weekend at Crystal Lake South. With a 26 win 2 lost and 1 tie, the young lad was not even seeded number one in the conference. I know coach Marty Sobczak could not understand that one, but he is quite happy with the results on Saturday evening. Going down memory lane we go back to the 1970-71 season when the Warriors avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of Crystal Lake, by winning 62 to 48. Ron Miller led the scoring with 14 points and Bruce Harbecke had 12 points for the Warriors. McHENRY VS. CRYSTAL LAKE -1976-71 Harbecke Hosier Gehrke J. Miller R. Miller Hoffman Prazak Totals: MeHenry fg ft pf tp 5 2 5 12 Crystal Lake fg ft pf tp 7 8 11 14 9 1 Desmond Shields Lamkin Aguirre Mullen Benson Metro puloe 13 7 13 0 5 8 2 23 16 16 62 Totals: MeHenry 15 14 15 18 62 Crystal Lake 14 26 8 6 48 18 12 23 48 Sports Officials Program Planned The Crystal Lake Park District in cooperation with the Fox Valley Officials association have scheduled an opportunity for interested and would-be officials to learn more about what positions may be ooen to you during the upcoming summer. twelve years old upward exactly what is available in the Crystal Lake, Woodstock, MeHenry and Cary area through the officials association. A great number of well qualified high school and college students are in need of part-time employment and this program will inform participants on the of officiat requirements iating softball, baseball, football, volleyball, basketball and other sports. The class may lead interested participants into potential positions with the Officials association. The introductory officiating class will meet in the Crystal Lake Park District's Nature center Wilding in Veteran Acres park. This one time offering will begin on Wednesday, Feb. 18, and meet for three weeks from 7-8:90 p.m. Registration is currently being accepted in thePark District business offices located at 300 Lake Shore Drive in Crystal Lake. Regular office hours run from 8 a.m. • 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. until noon. • Further details on the school and what's in it for you are available by calling the Park District at 45*4680. Fox Valley Basketball FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE BOYS BASKETBALL Crown McHENRY Crystal Lake South Crystal Lake Central Dundee Woodstock Jacobs Cary Grove SCORERS Name, School ^ fg ft tp Salerno, Crystal Lake South 85 29 199 Leahey, Woodstock 79 41 199 Greve, MeHenry 86 19 179 Gliesman, Crown 80 19 179 Schaefer, Jacobs 73 31 - 177 LAST WEEKEND SCORES MeHenry, 49 - Woodstock, 48 ( 2 OT) Crystal Lake South, 70 - Cary Grove, 55 Crown, 78 - Crystal Lake Central,62 Dundee, 61 - Jacobs 51 State Bowling entrants In the Junior Boys Division are the winners of the MeHenry County Jr. Boys Bowling Tournament of 1960. The five boys, who bowl in the MeHenry Police Officers Association League, totalled 2859 pins in the tournament which gave them the right to travel to Rantoul, 111. on April 5 for the State Tourney. Above, Sgt Dan Klnnerk (left) stands with the I. Andy Zinke, Angela Tirade, Shawn Hastings, Dana Pitd and Dale Tirado. winning boys, STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Player Of The Week For Jensen w 1 pts opp 10 0 684 557 I 3 57t 585 6 4 616 580 5 5 563 591 5 5 601 570 4 6 567 533 3 7 620 636 0 10 489 666 Len Jensen, selected as Mr. Basketball and to the Fox Valley all-confernce team for the 1979-80 cage season, was honored as the Player of the Week in district 14 college basket­ ball. The MeHenry High School graduate is playing as a freshman at Carroll College and in two games last week, helped his team to two wins. Jensen started out the year as the number six man in the Carroll lineup, but by the third game of the season he proved his starting status and has come through ad­ mirably A g d i n o ; ff'a t i e na-l Champion North Park, Jensen scored 18 points in leading Carroll to a 82-77 overtime victory. Included in the 18 points were 6 out of the 12 Carrol) overtime points. Then in a big win over North Central. Jensen hit for 14 points and gathered 12 assists to help his team to a 85-84 thriller. Averaging 7.7 points per game, Jensen is currently hitting 46 percent of his field goals and has totalled 147 points so far in 1960-81. His 33 steals leads the team and he is second in assists with 71 Carroll is not doing as well as Jensen, however, sporting a 7-11 record with 7 games left on the season Crown, Marengo Rated 14 The number 14 seems to be lucky for two of the local high school basketball teams. Both Marengo of the Shark Conference and Crown of the Fox Valley have been rated 14th in the state in Class A and Class AA respectively. Marengo, on the wings of an 18-game winning streak, moved from 16th to 14th in the latest AP Class A Illinois High School Basketball Poll Providene, (New Lenox), ' with a 19-2 record still remains the number one pick among sports personnel around the state in Class A. 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