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Skyhawks Are Rammed By Grayslake MIKE LAMB JOHNSBUEG -- Johnsburg Skyhawk Coach Ben Beck didn't exactly no why? All he knew was that his team just couldn't score points against Northwest Suburban Con­ ference opponent, Grayslake. No points means another loss for the Harvard Breaks Away From Marian HARVARD -- Craig Carlson found his groove Saturday night. And Carlson's hot hand in the third quarter was enough to turn a nip-and-tuck game in to an 80-60 victory over Marian Central. The Hornets forward, who had a season-high 27 points, pepped the perimeter with 14 third-quarter points to power Harvard to an 18-point 53-35 lead at the end of the period. That was a far cry from the slim 27-23 lead the Hornets held at halftime. "We've got to sustain this," Har­ vard coach Bruce Firchau said. "We can't play well one game and play off the next game." In the first half, Marian Central used its quickness and pinpoint passing to stay a step ahead of Har­ vard most of the way. Marian, now 7-12, held the lead no fewer than eight times in the first half, and the teams were tied nine times. The Hurricanes and Hornets traded baskets and free throws in the first quarter to end the period in an 11-11 deadlock. "Marian Central is a well-coached ballclub," Firchau said. "In the first half, Marian Central just moved the ball real well on offense." Lady 'Hawks Lose 3rd In a Row JOHNSBURG -- The Lake Zurich Bears handed the Johnsburg Skyhawks girls basketball team, its thinl loss in a row, 58-24. The 'Hawks are now 0-6 in the Northwest Suburban Conference and 3-8 overall. "We didn't shoot very well, shooting 19 percent from the floor," said Nancey Fahey, coach of Johnsburg. "They had good outside shooting. They were popping them in from all over. We got in foul trouble and I went to a zone. But it didn't work to well. They were hitting from the outside on the top of the key." Kathy Butler led Skyhawks scoring with six points. Parks & Recreation Recreational Basketball MEN'S A LEAGUE Buss-Sport Stop def. Hiller & Hamm (scorers: Mark Mayer 19, Jim Heard 18, Rick Neiss 12, Ben Beck 17, Bill Hurckes 17.) Fergie's Farmhouse def. McHenry State Bank 60-59 (scorers: Greg Patock 21, Rodger Keller 13, Marty Baker 12, John Walkington 31 and Dave Coberg 12. St. Regis Pub def. Christopher's Men's Wear 55-47 (scorers: Doug Oeffling 11, Tony Sroka 11, Ken Ludwig 12, Don Harris 11.) MEN'S B LEAGUE Henehan & Mclntyre def. Lawson's Painting 53-52 (scorers: Bill Henehan 20, Barry Nichols 11, John Systma 11, Gene Vitale 11, Ron Glawe 10. Skyhawks, 59-42. The 'Hawks are now 1-7 in the NWSC and 6-11 overall. The Rams raised their conference mark to 5-3. "We didn't shoot very well," ex­ plained Beck. "The team is shooting in the upper 40's percentile. We got good shots inside, but couldn't get inside the bucket. "Our shot selection was very good and we got the ball to people. It was just not going in." The Skyhawks scoring problem was very evident in the third quarter. The Rams only held a 20-19 advantage going into halftime and it looked like Johnsburg would make a game of it. But the Rams outscored the Skyhawks 12-2 in the first five minutes of the quarter. The Rams weren't exactly burning up the nets, but the Skyhawks just couldn't score to keep pace. The second Skyhawk basket in the quarter came from Jeff Preston at the 1:35 mark. The 'Hawks would score only two more points, two free throws from Jeff Fowler, before the quarter ended. Fowler led Skyhawk scoring with a paltry 10 points. The Rams outscored the Skyhawks 20-6 in the third quarter and a close game was turned into a route. "I was pleased by the steady defensive play. If it woudn't have been for that poor shooting second half, the score would have been different," said Beck. The Rams started the game strong, taking a 8-2 lead. The Skyhawks were sparked, however, by Larry Zuley, who sank a fieldgoal while being fouled and made the free throw for a three point play. A shot by Jeff Fowler at the buzzer closed in the Rams lead at 11-9. Jim Leon then tied the contest with an easy layup and Grayslake took a timeout to talk things over. That did little good, as Tom Meehan gave the Skyhawks the lead for the first time, 13-11, sinking two free throws. The 'Hawks built a 17-13 lead before the Rams woke up by scoring seven straight points. Preston sank two free throws for the Skyhawks before the half ended. Beck mentioned th?t his team only made seven of 28 field goal attempts in that first half. His team finished the game with only 14 total fieldgoals. The Skyhawks kept pace with the Rams in the final quarter, only being outscored 19-17. Russ Nygaard, a 6-foot-4 center, led Ram scoring with 17 points. Both Zuley and Preston finished second in Skyhawk scoring with nine each. PAGE 7 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2.1983 JHS Dedicates Wall Of Fame The Johnsburg Wall Of Fame was dedicated at halftime of the Johnsburg-Grayslake basketball game Friday night at the Johnsburg gym. The Wall Of Fame was dedicated in memory of Bill Haag, former dean of students and coach at Johnsburg High School. He died last summer in a boating accident. A •Ril 1 %- • . • total of 36 athletes and five teams are represented on the wall so far. The years honored go back to 1978-79, the first year of Johnsburg High School. Harry May was the master of cermonies and he presented principle Rob Gough the key to the trophie case. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB Scoreboard Basketball Sports Calendar Friday BOYS BASKETBALL McHenry at Woodstock 7:30 p.m. Wauconda at Johnsburg 8 p.m Marian at Immaculate Conception 8 p.m. , GIRLS BASKETBALL Immaculate Conception at Marian 5:30 WRESTLING McHenry at Jacobs-FVC meet Russ Nygaard was a dominate player for the Grayslake Rams and he made his presence kown on this play as he Juries to block Greg Sobiesk's shot. Nygaard finished with 17 points. Earl Smith and Steve Hook, both of Grayslake, look on. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB Sophomore McHenry 63 Cary-Grove 43 McHenry: Freund 5-111, Brown 5-1 11, Hill 3-1 7, Dunne 5-5 15, Bonato 0-4 4, Garde 1-0 2, Etheridge 1-2 4, Diedrich 0-1 1, Cunningham 0-0 0, totals 22-19 63. Cary-Grove: Rose 1-0 2, Pheiffer 2-0 4, Layshack 4-2 10, Hampson 2-1 5, MalmGraw 4-0 8, Altendorf 3-0 6, Helmer 1-0 2, Frisch 3-0 6, totals 20-3 43. McHenry 17 181612 -- 63 Cary-Grove 12 2 8 21 -- 43 Dundee 72 McHenry 58 McHenry: Herrmann 6-0 12, Babb 1- 0 2, Peterson 10-0 20, Lively 4-2 10, Bauml 6-0 12, Freund 1-0 2, totals 28-2 58. Dundee: Gilbert 6-4 16, Schmitt 2-4 8, Curtright 1-0 2, Kelly 10-1 21, Mitter 7-0 14, Saeger 2-1 5, Gromer 2-0 4, Zorno 1-0 2, totals 31-10 72. McHenry 14 8 2016 -- 58 Dundee 18191817 -- 72 m WSB0B McHenry: Herrmann 7-216, Babb 2- 3 7, Peterson 8-0 16, Lively 5-4 i4, Bauml 3-0 6, Freund 0-11, Jablonski 1- 13, Scott 2-0 4, Buenzli 1-0 2, Wegener 1-0 2, Schmitt 1-0 2, totals 31-11 73. Cary Grove: J. Block 6-214, Ward 6- 4 16, Mudra 4-0 8, B. Block 1-0 2, Mc- Clellan 1-0 2, Vodermalric 7-418, totals 25-10 60. McHenry 181517 23 -- 72 Cary-Grove 131614 17 -- 60 Grayslake 59 Johnsburg 42 Grayslake: Bartholomer 1-2-2 4, Parola 0-2-2 2, Troemel 2-6-1 10, Hook 3-1-3 7, Mestre 0-1-1 1, Olson 0-0-1 0, Smith 3-0-1 6, Link 2-4-3 8, Nygaard 7- 3-4 17, White 1-0-1 2, totals 19-19-19 59. Johnsburg: Leon 1-0-12, Majercik 1- 0-2 2, Jayko 1-0-3 2, Fowler 3-4-1 10, Preston 3-3-5 9, Zuley 3-3-3 9, Sobiesk 0-0-10, Wharton 0-2-4 4, Meehan 2-2-4 6, totals 14-14-24 42. Grayslake 119 2019 --5f Johnsburg 910617 -- 42 Fouled out: Preston. .. 'f JV Score: Grayslake 41 Johnsburg 34 Girls Crystal Lake Central 51 McHenry 32 * McHenry: Larsen 1-0-02, Blume 1-2S- 2 4, Podpora 0-1-2 1, Prust 2-3-4 7* Mezzano 0-1-21, Brough 1-0-0 2, Nortoq 1-1-3 3, Pinkstaff 1-1-2 3, Karpavicius 4-1-2 9, totals 11-10-17 32. Central: Jensen 7-1-2 15, Tacke 4-O-0 8, Oelkers 2-0-0 4, Haeback 2-2-3 6, Pilgard 7-0-0 14, Barry 2-0-0 4, Brammer 0-0-1 0, totals 24-3-6 51. McHenry 4 12 412 -- 32 Central 18 41316 -- 51 Wrestling Crystal Lake Central 33 McHenry 30 98 -- Crammer (C) pinned Schwann (M) 1:31 105 -- Keevil (M) pinned Roza (C) 3:23 112 -- Connor (M) won by forfeit 119 -- Gaza (M) def. Scot (C) 15-9 126 -- Sarabia (M) won by forfeit > 13? -- Love (M)ginned Scot (C) piwjj^Lance 145 -- Wotid (<5) won by forfeit 155 -- Howard (C) def. Hawley (M) 12- 6 167 -- Seaness (C) pinned Kucek (M) 3:52 .X 185-- Garbe (C) pinned Lobinsky (M) 5:20' HWT -- Clewis (M) def. Halter (C)?-2 Fishing Pamphlet > SPRINGFIELD -- The 1983 Illinois Fishing Information pamphlet and file 1983 Illinois Prospects Guide are now available, according to Mike Conlin, fish and wildlife division chief, Department of Conservation. Copies may be obtained at DOC's Fish and Wildlife Office, 600 N Grand Ave., West, Springfield, 62706; Illinois Adventure Center, State of Illinois Building, 160 N. LaSalle St* Chicago, 60601; or from any of the DOC regional offices.. Saturday GIRLSBASKETBALL Jacobs at McHenry 1:30 p.m. Johnsburg at Wauconda 9 a.m. BOYS BASKETBALL Johnsburg at Antioch 8 p.m. Marian at Driscoll 8 p.m. WRESTLING McHenry at Jacobs-FVC meet Johnsburg at Grayslake-NWSC meet Marian at St. Francis-WSCC meet Bowl For Life The Johnsburg Bowl Inc. will be conducting a Bowl-for-fun program during the week of Feb. 18-25. The program will be dedicated to Terry who has been a patient for the past three years at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Terry, of Mount Carmel, 111., is a normal eight-year-old girl who is in March of 1978 developed acute lym­ phocytic leukemia, a form of childhood cancer. Raymond Kuna has volunteered to coor­ dinate the "Strike Out Cancer - Spare a Child Campaign." ENJOY THE CHICAGO WEEKEND OF YOUR DREAMS, AT A PRICE YOU WON'T LOSE ANY SLEEP OVER. $nr\95 PER COUPLE. Now there's a Good Humor to humor every humor. 25c! Save 25C on any Good Humor OFF Cookie Sandwich. 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