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kLER-Page 19 • PLAIN DEALER-HER ALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY It. 199S Sports i i Sports log -- MCC sets triathlon clinic CRYSTAL LAKE -- McHenry County College is presenting a biathlon-triathlon seminar, Saturday, Feb. 2 from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The seminar will feature McHenry ironman Tom Spasojevich, and will include discussions on injury prevention and rehabilitation, weight training and a spot on where to begin. Admission is $5. 4 For more information, contact Cathy Bolger, 455-3700, ext. 266. Parks plan Snow Softball Something new and exciting is being offered by the City of McHenry Parks and Recreation Department. On Sunday, Jan. 27 at Knox Park, a Snow Softball Tournament will be held. This event will consist of at least six and no more than 16 teams. This tournament will be a single-elimination outing, with trophies awarded for first, second and third place. Additional awards will also be presented. Registration for the 12-inch tourney is now being taken at the Park Department office, 1111N. Green St. The fee will be $35 per team. For more information, call 344-3300. Winter Sprints Sunday The Lake Region Sports Car Club will present its Winter Sprints Sunday, Jan. 20, at Four Reason's Bar in Pell Lake, Wis. •t-- Registration will begin Sunday at 9:30 a.m. until 10:45 a.m., with the first car scheduled to go off at 11 a.m. This will be a straight-driving, non-gimmick slalom with a large, quick course (not wheel-to-wheel racing). Besides being competitive and a lot of fun, these events will give you good experience in learn­ ing to drive on ice without the hazard of bending your car. The sprints are open to drivers 18 and over with a valid driver's license and a safe car with working horn and muffler. Helmets are optional. Trophies will be awarded in several classes for cars with conven­ tional studded and bolted tires, and a ladies' division. A minimum pf three cars in a class is needed to earn a trophy. For additional information, call Craig Toussaint at 344-1840. Monthly meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at the Wonder Lake Inn. * Special Olympics in CL > . . CRYSTAL LAKE -- Over 150 mentally handicapped athletes from McHenry, Lake, Cook and Kane counties are expected to compete in the Special Olympics Area 2 Run-Dribble-Shoot Competition. Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA) will be the host agency for the 1985 competition. This one-time, special event will take place Saturday, Jan. 26, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at North Jr. High School in Crystal Lake. Volunteers for the Special Olympic Competition are needed in all aspects. To offer your services, and for more information, contact the NISRA office at 4594737. KEEPING SCORE Tuesday boxes: BOYS: Harvard 85, Marian C. 37 MARIAN CENTRAL (97): Hartmann 1 0-0 2; Green 1 0-0 2; Stevens 2 0-0 4; Will 6 0-0 12; A Hartlteb 3 0-0 6; Wozny 0 3-4 3; Spengel 0 0-2 0; Pecoraro 22-2 6; J. Hartlieb 0 2-2 2. Totals; 157-10 - 37. HARVARD <»): King 7 3-7 17; Martin 13 2-4 28; J Jones 7 2-3 16; Fisher 3 M 7; Schlnke 4 <M> 8; Young 10-0 2; M Jones0 0-10; Rauppl0-02; Alt0 0-10; BoeseOO-O 0; Beach 11-13; Wynstra 10-0 2. Totals: 389-19-85 MarianC : 810109-37 Harvard; ...27 24 2410 -85 Totals: 23 13-23 - 59. COLLEGE: Men: .MCC 81, Waubonsee 73 WAUB0NSEK'(73) : Burns 10 3-4 23; Weber 10 7-9 27; O Hara 2 0-0 2; Warner 2 3-3 7; Shields 4 0-08; Sanderson 20 14 Totals: 3013-17 -73 \ MCHENRY COUNTY <n>: Newman 3 6-6 12; Bruce 14 l-l 29. Loudenbeck l 3-5 5; Russelberg 2 0-0 4; Enksen 8 4-4 16. Dawson 6 3-3 15 Totals: 32 17-19 - 81 Fouled out: Sanderson. Waubooaat: *748 - 73 McHenry Co : »52-8l NW SUBURBAN Boys' Basketball Standings Conf. All W L W L Marengo.... 6 0 9 5 Grayslake ..4 1 8 6 Grant.... ,.3 2 7 9 Round Lake 2 3 7 7 Lake Zurich 2 3 211 MARIAN CENTRAL .2 4 5 8 Wauconda 1 4 6 8 JOHNSBURG 1 4 5 8 HAPPY JACKS SUBMARINES & FINE ICE CREAM 4911W. RTE. 120 Johnsburg Businessmen win battle of unbeatens) 71-55 Wednesday night hockey, er, basketball at Parkland Jr. High, included three games reminding many of the sport which takes place on the ice rink with skates and sticks. In the evening's first 'face-off,' two undefeated teams collided, with the Johnsburg Businessmen winning the 'Stanley Cup' by a score of 71-55 over Christopher's Men's Wear. Don Bentz was the game's leading scorer, as the big center was hot from everywhere on the court. Bentz scored 13 points in the first half to help the Businessmen take a 33-26 lead. In the second half, Bentz added 15 more points, giving him 28 for the evening. Todd Green had double figures i n b o t h h a l v e s t o l e a d Christopher's with 25 tallies. Joe Meyers and Ray Thelen chipped in 11 points each for the winners, while Willie Howard had the same number for the losers. THE BUSINESSMEN had a 12- point lead midway through the first half but Christopher's storm­ ed back to within t$o wtthusix,u minutes to play. l0;lr'*- ' However, the Businessmen con­ trolled the contest the rest of the way. With Vk minutes left in the game, Christopher's trailed by eight, but it was the closest they would come, as the winners pulled away. Johnsburg remains undefeated (5-0) at the season's midway point. Christopher's in 4-1. State Farm Insurance pulled away from Henehan4& Mclntyre in the second half, and went on to claim a 52-40 victory. A tight, low-scoring first half, which ended with State Fam ahead 17-16, intensified into a no- holds barred, run-and-gun, go-for- broke contest. Greg Davis led State Farm with 21 points, while Paul Monsma had 16 and John Sytsma 12. Dean Bentley led Henehan with 14 points, while Bill Henehan had 12 before his ejection on a flagrant foul. THE PLAY of the game -- and perhaps the year -- was made by Sytsma, who picked up a loose puck, er, ball, took a couple of dribbles sandwiched between two opposing players. Losing his balance, Sytsma then literally ran over a third player, finally coming to a standstill after taking 64 steps without dribbling by running Into a fourth player and getting his |t>ell rung. He should have been wearing a face mask. Somehow, Sytsma delivered a long pass to a State Farm team­ mate for a layup. And, the most amazing fact: Not one whistle blew during the entire play. In other action, St. Regis Pub overcame a late Johnny Murphy- Gambler rally to win 55-53 in the evening's most exciting contest. Tom Les led Regis with 24 points and numerous assists, while Rob Mortell's jump shot with just three seconds left gave Regis its second victory in five tries. St. Regis led by as many as 14 points in the second half, however SPORT FANS... I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW Brought to you by Phil Ooffling 13 ' w . k• If i u * \it. Here's a surprising football fact... Although several college football teams in history have scored more than 100 points in a game. NO pro team in the National Football League has EVER done it in any season...In fact, no NFL team has ever come close...The most points ever scored by one team in an NFL game were 73. by the Chicago Bears in a game in 1940, and ' oddly enough, in all the years since then, no NFL team has ever been able to top that. Herf's^an amazing statistic that shows how great Roger Staubach was as a quarterback...In his car­ eer with the Dallas Cowboys. Stau­ bach brought his team from be­ hind to win in the 4th quarter in 23 DIFFERENT GAMES, including 14 times in the last 2 minutes! What does the "O.J." sttand for in O.J. 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