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FOR THAT BETTER VIEW, Warrior Tom Ludwig gets an aerial view of the situation as he and teammate Terry Reiily pressure Jay Craig during an attempted pass to Marian's Mike Tonyan. This type of tight pressure produced numerous turnovers in the opening minutes of the third period and the Warriors took advantage of them as they pulled away to a 41-29 edge. Reilly and Ludwig hit for twelve and nine points while Koerber led the team with twenty-four as the Warriors captured their thirteenth win in a row. ". (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Soph Cagers Win Two Games Over Weekend McH 16 12 13 13 54 Mund. 7 ii io 16 44 By Dick Rabbitt Coach Mike Shanahn'a McHenry High freshmen swimmers finished 5th in the Libertyville Invitational held on Saturday. The 200 yd. Medlay relay team of Chris Topp, Andy Iwanski, Bob Barry, and Eric Trier finished 3rd. In the 200 I.M. Bob Perry placed third. Bob came back to win the 50 Butterfly. In the 50 freestyle Eric Trier placed 4th and Dane Reller finished 6th. Trier came back to finish 6th in the 100 yard freestyle. In the 50 yd. backstroke, Topp was 2nd, and Dean derson was 5th. Next Tuesday Waukegan West will be here for a meet at 4:30 at the West Campus pool. MCHENRY By Dick Rabbitt Coach Gary Collin's McHenry High sophomore cagers won a pair of games the past weekend. On Friday night they defeated Mundelein 54 to 44. Saturday night they defeated Marian Central 50 to 25. Against Mundelein Doug befflin#-ted the locals in scoring with 13 pts. as the Warriors broke out to a 16 to 7 lead in the first period and were never in trouble the rest of the evening. " . On Saturday both teams failed to capitalize on each others mistakes during the first half, and the youpg Warriors hung on for a 15 to 12 lead at the intermission. At 17 pt. outburst in the third period put the game away for the sophomores. and they won by the score bf 50 to 25. Dave Kotiw came'off the bench to lead the sophs with 9 points as eleven Warriors scored m the game.. SOPHS MCHENRY • MCHENRY SCHOOL LEAGUE 1-7-76 After a two week vacation some of us were glad to be back, while others are con­ sidering taking up table tennis. Looked like Santa "got the word" as some new balls, bags and shoes decorated the alleys. High game and series went to S.S. Walt Coari with a 223 and 531. B. Thompson rolled a 173 and L. Homo totaled a 454. C. Winters took care of both sides of the alley and swept off the 3- 7-10 as well as the 5-8-10; J. Gallegher soloed with the 4-7-10 while B. Meddings and A. Street picked off the 5-8-10 and S. Blume got the 3-7. L. John­ son, L. Spears and W. Coari are still on the move and raised their averages by ; t' pins. Headstart 36 24 Bowlers 354 24 >2 Spare Parts 35 >2 24'2 Stars & Strikes 33 27 Chokers 30 30 Positive Thinkers 294 304 rUS'S 284 314 Handicappers 27 33 Chuckers 23 37 Phoenix 22 38 K. Lescher Name Deener Kotiw Partenheimer Williams Reinboldt Knox Oeffling Miller Sek Name * fg ft tp Cable 1 2 4 Oeffling 6 1 13 Mayer 2 0 4 Knox 4 1 9 Mayer Deener 5 1 11 Totals 22 6 50 Partenheimer 4 1 9 Reinboldt 5 0 19 ' MARIAN CENTRAL Kotiw 1 0 2 Jackson 2 2 6 Hueman.T. 3 0 6 Totals 25 4 54 Andreas 1 0 2 Carey 0 1 1 MUNDELEIN Hueman, J. 3 0 6 Snell 8 0 16 Rice * 1 0 2 Belill 3 0 6 Granger 1 0 2 Boothe 8 1 17 Granger Smith 2 0 4 Totals 11 3 25 Lysen 0 1 1 McH 8 7 17 18 50 Totals 21 2 44 M.C. 4 8 6 7 25 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO9O0 LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS % Tots Have Fun As They Learn In 'Y' Pool Program The way they take to water, who would have thought it possible that 6 months through 6 year olds could have so much fun? Like duck to water, tots of all ages are making their way to the Lake Region YMCA located on the west side of Route 31 just south of Route 14. New classes for pre-schoolers will begin on Jan. 26. Registrations are now being accepted for them. The YMCA began to cater to pre-schoolers several years ago with a creative approach to physical development, designed to increase child's ability to cooperate in group play, cope with challenges and develop coordination elements essential to learning. "Parent and children develop a closer and more cooperative TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 12-30-75 .Maria Bremer 419; Pat- ti Miller 392; Karen Schaefer 416; Sharon Nye 409; Janet Flicek 448; Nadine Larkin 432. 1-6-76 Barb Weber 190 454; Bea Meath 180 - 474; Nadine Larkin 177 - 470; Sharon Nye 180 - 430; Adeline Pedersen-414; Cheryl Heneise 182 - 456; Janet Flicek 467; Doris Diedrich 200 - 495; Chris Tokarz 437. * * • * Most people can stand tragedy but few can mas­ ter the small irritations of life. 13th ANNUAL RECREATION VEHICLE SHOW JAN. 16 thru 25 MIDWEST'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT DEALER SHOW 18 MODELS DISPLAYED INDOORS FOR YOUR VIEWING COMFORT LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR featuring AIRSTREAM - ARGOSY - MIDAS HOLIDAY RAMBLER •FREE REFRESHMENTS •DOOR PRIZES -- •MOVIES •MOTOR HOME RIDES FOR THE KIDS CAMPERS U.S. 14 (Northwest Hwy.) at 31 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL - (815)459-6611 HOURS: M0N.-FRI. 9-9 SAT, SUN. 94 relationship after enrolling in such a program," said Phillip Baaske, Physical Director. "It's a special program parent and pre-schoolers can do together. For further information on these and other YMCA programs, call 459-4455 or stop at the YMCA. A LONG SHOT for Mike Nlti of Marian give the Hurricanc* their final basket In their Tf-tt taM U the Warriors. Nits hit on five field goals for ten points. Defending oa the that Is Pate Kaspankt. Other Warriors are left to right. (St) Ken Durbln. (14) BUI Mayers an* (it) Randy Blaakeahara. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Double Steel Belled 40,000 Mile Radials 30% to 35% Lower Than 1975 Prices "Custom Tread" Radial Whitenalls Gas-saving steel belted radial construction. De­ signed specifically to meet car manufacturers' original equipment specifications. Radial ply poly­ ester cord body and two steel belt* team up to pro­ vide riding comfort, long wear, facile handling, effective resistance to road hazards. We've low­ ered prices on certain treads for 1978 ... and for three days only we've cut them even morel Take advantage of these low prices and switch to radials now. Rain Check - if we sell out of your size we will issue you a rain check, assuring future delivery at the advertised price. Save 513*5 to *1887 Per Tire, Compared To 1976 Prices Size Regular 1975 Price SALE PRICE Size Regular • 1975 Price SALE PRICE Size Regular 1975 Price SALE PRICE BR78-13 $69.45 $44.95 GR78-15 $85.00 JR78-15 $94.75 $86.32 FR78-14 $79.40 $55.58 HR78-15 $91.30 $63.91 LR78-15 $98.90 $69.23 Plus old tire and $2.11 to $3.47 F.E.T., depending on size. 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Playing a tight two-three zone that forced the Warriors to take shots from far outside, and the shooting of Mike Nitz and Paul Ringness, Coach Bud Grover's scrappy team had the fans on the edge of their seats throughout the first half. The Warriors jumped out to a quick 4 and 0 lead, but Nitz and company came back strong and took the lead 0 to 9 at the 3:30 mark of the period. Twice during the period the Marian offense caught the Warrior defense napping and Ringness had two baskets from un­ derneath unmolested by a Warrior. The two teams ex­ changed baskets and Grover's basket with 10 seconds remaining put the Canes ahead 18 to 15 at the end of the first quarter. . At 5 45 of the second period Hertel's basket tied it up at 21 all. and a minute later Koer­ ber s basket put the Warriors ahead to stav for the eventeg 23 to 21 The "Canes" however, stuck in there and trailed by the score of 31 to 29 at the intermission. In the opening two minutes of the third quarter the tide changed. Using a tight pressure 'defense the Warriors took advantage of some bad passing at the hands of Marian and came on strong Rode's three point play got the Warrior attack rolling, followed by a steal and basket by Ludwig. Again Marian had trouble getting the ball in from out of boundis. and Koerber was next with another three point play Lund ended the surge with a basket at 6:45 to put the Warriors ahead 41 to 29 Forcing the Canes to abandon their zone defense, by going into a four corner offense, the Warriors began to penetrate toward the basket, and Reilly's three baskets along with Decker, Koerber and Brian Miller put the score 54 to 40 at the end of the period. In the final period the Warrior attack continued, with Koerber, Decker, Reilly, and Ludwig all hitting the hoop, and midway in the period Coach Ludwig went to his bench, and the reserves finished out the game, with the Warriors on the long end of a 75 to 59 margin It was a hard fought game measured by the 47 fouls that were called It was a case of the Warriors wearing down the smaller Hurricanes throughout the evening The smaller Marian five had to fight for every rebound agpinst the taller Warriors The well coached, disciplined team of Bud Grover had to abandon their game plan after the ten point spurge of the Warriors in the opening minutes of the third quarter Until that spurt the Canes were in the ball game all the way. The outside shooting of Mike Nitz and Jeff Grover, along with the play of Ringness underneath must have been encouraging to Coach Grover They sure did not look like a team with a 2 and « record. On the other hand the Warriors continued to play good basketball They can shoot, and their defense is improving with every game Koerber led all scorers with Ms points, while Lamos of Marian had 10 of 10 free throws Warriors are now 13 and 1 for the season Friday night Crown comes to West Campus for another North Suburban game l-und Decker Ludwig Reilly Hertel Rode Miller Blankenhom Knaack Totals VARSITY MCHENRY Touts Name Koerber MARIAN CENTRAL Tonyan 2 0 4 Nitz , 5 0 10 Craig i i 3 I .am os . 3 to is Ringness 7 I 15 Coughlin 1 0 2 Grover 4 1 9