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She shot Ave straight over the net, which gave Johnsburg a narrow 104 lead. Missy Christie was next on the serving line for the Skyhawks and she pounded out three for her team, giving Johnsburg a 13-8 advantage. GaU Wroblewski and Lori Nichols each earned credit for a serve and John­ sburg won the first game by a 15-9 score. Thresa Hauck led the Skyhawks with four spikes and six sets. Holly Ryan led Marian Central with three spikes. Julie Anderson gave the Johnsburg squad an early 2-0 lead at serving line. With the score at 5-3, in favor of the Skyhawks, Missy Christie served. She earned six points for the Skyhawks which raised their lead to 11-3. Diane Heard recorded two serves of her own and gave Johnsburg a 14-4 advantage. Gail Wroblewski then served, the point was good and Skyah- wks won 15-5. In the second game, the Hurricane spikers were shut down, the main credit going to Michele Swartzloff, who blocked seven shots and two in the first game. Hauck led the Skyhawks with three spikes and eight sets. Holly Ryan had two spikes for the Hurricanes. Rotundo Helps St. Edwards Wreck Up Hurricanes; 20-13 JACK MCCARTHY ELGIN -- Runningback Louis Rotundo was a one-man wrecking machine for Elgin-St. Edwards Saturday, rushing for 97 yards and scoring a touchdown and kicking two extra points as the Greenwave beat Marian Central 20-13. Hie loss dropped the Hurricanes to 4-4 overall with one game remaining -- a Saturday match at Wheaton-St. Francis. St. Edwards evened its season mark at 44. The Hurricanes spotted the Greenwave 13 points in the first quarter before they could finally get on the scoreboard. Rotundo scored the first six-pointer on a 10-yard run for 6-0 lead at,the 5:06 mark, but this extra point try was blocked. After an unsuccessful Marian drive, St. Edwards took over again and drove deep inside Hurricane territory. The 'Canes got a temporary reprieve, though, as the defense descended on Greenwave quarterback Brad Beck, forcing a fourth down and 12 situation at the Hurricane 21-yard line with just 50 seconds left in the opening period. But Beck regained his composure and tossed a 21-vard scoring strike on the next play to nalfback Mike Gotter. Rotundo added the extra point for a ISO Greenwave lead. Down,, but not out, the Hurricanes quickly bounced back in the second .l». Wi period. At the 9:33 mark, Marian quarterback chuck Hartlieb threw a 41 vard pass to Jeff Cyncher at the St. Eawards 20 to set up a golden scoring opportunity. , But on first down the 'CaneS were called for holding, pushing the line of scrimage bade to the Wave 35-yard- line. On first and 25, a pass to John Micelli failed and a second down pass to Darren Fortin was caught but bobbled at the 25. On third down, Hartlieb finally found Cyncher open at the St. Edwards six-yard-line and completed the throw for a first-and- goal. Two plays and one penalty later, Hartlieb tossed an 11-yard strike to Micelli for a touchdown at the 7:42 mark. Micelli added the extra point to narrow the margin t 13-7. On their subsequent possession, the Greenwave fumbled at their own 20 and the Hurricanes recovered. It took just five plays for Marian to hit paydirt. Hartlieb tossed a five yard pass to Andy Hartlieb for the team's second touchdown and Micelli added the extra point kick to knot the score at 13-13 with 4:55 remaining in the half. St. Edwards scored the winning touchdown in the third quarter on a 10- yard pass from Beck to split end Dave Madden. Rotundo's extra point closed the scoring, giving the Greenwave a 20-13 advantage. New Programs At YMCA Registrations have begun at the YMCA for November programs. The first day for new programs is Monday, Nov. 15. This fall's schedule contains many different programs for preschool children who can participate with their parents, for grade school children, for high school youth and for adults. Most of these ̂programs are co­ educational and meet once a week for 10 weeks at the YMCA unless in­ dicated otherwise in the schedule. A list of instructional programs includes ballet, basketball, bowling, diving, fitness, gymnastics, karate, kiddy kollege, musical comedy, play, raccquetball, S.C.U.B.A., self defense, senior citizen program, square dancing, swim instruction, Y time and Y's way to a healthy back. Drop in programs available on a daily basis include babysitting for class participates, family swims, indoor jogging, racquetball play, recreational swims and weight training. Parks & Recreation The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is starting a co- rec volleyball program this fall. Various levels of competition will be played. This open volleyball clinic is for both men and women ages 18 and over. All equipment for this program will be provided. This activity will be held on Tuesday nights from 7-9 p.m. at Parkland Junior high School. There is a nominal fee for this program. There is no pre-registration required. BLOCK ATTEMPT -- An Marian spiker tries to block a shot made my an unidentified Skyhawk during the regional championship at Richmond. Kathy Butler watches the play. Scoreboard Round Lake 34 Johnsburg14 JHS first downs yards rushing yards passing total yards penalties fumbles Johnsburg Round Lake 12 118 108 226 11-70 4-2 0 0 6 7 RL 12* 216 81' 297' 7-60 0-0 14-14 7-34 Rushing: Johnsburg; Jayko 5-(-5), Hopp 6-26, Bentz 17-93. Round Lake; Galford 23-121, Allen 23-96, Cheeks 3- 15, Roberts 1-5, Rivera l-(-3), Nichols 2-(-7), Magee 3-(-ll). Passing: Johnsburg; Jayko 28-11- 108. Round Lake; Magee 8-3-70, Nichols 6-1-11. Receiving: Johnsburg; Hurckes 6- 55, Bear 2-37, Anderson 2-12, Huemann 1-4. Round Lake; Henry 3-70, Molidor 1-11. McHenry 20 Crystal Lake South 3 McH 12 169 71 240 4-40 8 6 0 0 Love CLS 11 137 198 8-110 6-20 7 0 - 3 16-C-l), first downs yards rushing yards passing total yards penalties McHenry South Rushing: McHenry; Milinac 17-56, Rudman 7-100. South; Williams 4-(-18), Kelley 6-39, Schrey 10-33, Kopec 17-83, Foley 1-0. Passing: McHenry; Love 7-4-0-71. South; Williams 18-5-2-61. Receiving: McHenry; Shaver 4-71. South; Kelly 1-9, Kopec 2-37, Minoque 1-12, Wheelard 1-13. FOX VALLEY conf all r W L W L CL South / 5 1 7 1 CL Central i 5 1 7 1 Woodstock 4 2 5 3 Crown » 3 3 3 5 McHenry 2 4 4 4 Dundee 15 2 6 Cary-Grove 15 17 Weekend Results Jacobs 26 Woodstock 25 McHenry 20 CL South 3 CL Central 21 Dundee 7 Crown 14 Cary-Grove 13 Friday's games Woodstock at McHenry CL South at CL Central Saturday's games Jacobs at Cary-Grove Crown at Dundee NW SUBURBAN Antioch Warren Wauconda Round Lake Grayslake Lake Zurich Johnsburg Weekend results Antioch 46 Grant 0 Grayslake 16 Wauconda 13 Round Lake 34 Johnsburg 14 Warren 20 Lake Zurich 7 Saturday's games Warren at Johnsburg Antioch at Round Lake Grayslake at Lake Zurich Grant at Wauconda Conf All W L W L 6 0 7 1 5 1 7 1 3 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 2 4 2 6 1 5 1 7 f ̂ JUNIOR FOOTBALL ; CHAMPIONSHIP Playoffs JUNIORS Waukegan 7 Antioch 0 Fox Lake 25 Round Lake 6 Mundelein 25 McHenry 0 Winnetka 25 Wauconda 0 SENIORS Fox Lake 18 Antioch 14 Round Lake 6 Waukegan 0 Winnetka (bye) Mundelein 33 McHenry 0 Catching "Tree" Bass Fish, can be exasperating when it comt ̂to colors. One day they'll strike on# green colored lures. Next day, green lures are out and red ones are popular, or at least it seems that way. No one knows why fish prefer one color of lure over another, but their whimsical choices make it tougher on fishermen. It's time to order FS HiSOY Soybeans And your FS seed man has just the right HiSOY to fit your needs. Emergence and yield from FS HiSOY beans assure you a better return from your planting inputs. Get yours booked now. All HS 220 and HS 235 soybeans taken as a part of a direct county semi load will receive a $2.50/bu. discount if ordered by January 1. 1983! For details see your FS Crops Man. McHENRY FS Marengo McHenry Elkhorn Woodstock Zenda Huntley Chemung COOPERATIVE SPIRIT LEADING THE WAY JHC PHOTO -- SCOTT MCCLORY.' Bowl For Fun The Catholic Order of Forresters Court 594 youth Division will have a bowl for fun day at McHenry Recreation Bowling lanes on Sunday Nov. 14 at 1 p.m. For more in­ formation call 385-1755. * Top Shoot Scorer Carl Harms of the Island Lake Police Department was the top sewer in the Powers Lake Sportsmen's Club fourth annual Badge and Shield Shoot with 652 points on Oct. 10. Gary Mlekush, also from Island Lake, was second with 612 points. Swimmers Break Records In First Win The McHenry Warrior swimming team slashed five team records on the way to its first vistory of the season, the Warriors now have a 1-12 overall record. Laura Clewis recorded two first places. Her first place time of 2:15.0 in the 200 yard freestyle was a new team record and she also was first in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:18.80. Monique Betancourt captured both the 200 individual medlay with a time of 2:36.70 and the 500 freestyle with a time of 6:09.90. The 200 indivdual medlay time was a new team record. A new team record was also broken by Terri Blume in the 100 freestyle Jay Jackson Qualifys For Sectionals BURLINGTON - As a team, tbe Johnsburg Skyhawks cross country season came to an end with a sixth place finish in the Burlington Central regional, but Jay Jackson qualified for sectionals with a third place finish. Stillman Valley was the winner with 64 points, Kaneland was second with 86, Chicago Latin School 93, Marten Central 119 was fifth. Skyhawk coach Bob Texidore was pleased with the overall performance of his team, especially with Jacksctk/ who has been recovering from a log injury. "I'm very pleased with the guys. They did a great job. "The injury isn't as serious as we thought," said Texidore on Jackson. He finished with a time of 15:36. "He's going to do a few things differenty than last time. He's going to be ready," said Texidore on the sec­ tionals. "He ran well and didn't jNMh himself when he could have. He felt sorness, but no pain, which is a sign." John Woetring was the first to finish for Marian. He was fifth at 15:46. The second Skyhawk to finish was Mike Lawrence at in 16th place with a time of 16:14. He missed qualifying for the sectionals by three seconds. "I'm very sad he didn't get to go (sec­ tionals)," said Texidore. "His time improvement from one year ago wae a full minute. His previous placement at regionals was 37th." Jim Leon was 27th at 16 JM, Jeff Nichols 43rd 17:22, Chris Tennison 57th 17:51, Mike Dodge 58th 17:64 and Ken Schoening 78th 20:06. ONE MINUTE SPOITS QUIZ 1. Who won the Old Domin­ ion 500 Grand National stock car race? 2. Robin Yount plays pro baseball for what team? 3. Bruce Sutter pitches for what pro baseball team. 4. Andrea Jaeger is known in what sport? 5. What was the score of the recent Alabama, Tennessee clash? Answers Te Sport Qab 1. Darren Waltrip. 2. Milwaukee Brewers. 3. St. Louis Cardinals. 4. Women's tennis. 5. 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