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GAS-SAVING PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEBMER 14, lf77 Tennis Squad Hopeful, But Loses Opener McHenry'8 performance during Thursday's season- opening 5-0 defeat to Cary-Grove Thursday is not indicative of how varsity tennis coach Barb Popovich expects her team to play the remainder of the season 'Rather, the new coach is hopeful that once the team gets some practice time in, that it will be competitive in every match. \ Certainly anything is better than what happened Thursday, when Trojan players won all ten sets, six of diem by 6-0 scores. However, to nit the defeat in proper perspective, it must be realized that the Warriors had only five days of practice before the opening match due to some indecision on who would be the head coach. Ms. Popovich was recently named the coach, and she had her team practicing both Friday and Saturday in preparation for a match which was scheduled for Monday against Wauconda. - RESULTS . , No. l singles: Henley (C-G) def. Barb Cuna (McH), 6-4, No. 2 singles: Prochaska (C-G) def. Lisa Jackson (McH), 6-0, 6-1. No. 3 singles: Rettig (C-G) def. Mary Adams (McH), 6- 0, 6-0. No. 1 doubles: Wallin & Falcomer (C-G) def. Sue Hutchinson & Kristi Stannell (McH), 6-2, 6-1. No. 2 doubles: Sawicki & Roche (C-G) def. Meg Adams & Priscilla Kasprzyk (McH), 64), 64). fill ' ?::.V Mike Burmann and Vince Linnane of McHenry lead the field during the early going of a meet against St. Charles and Belvidere Thursday on the Warrior course. Burmann and Linnane were right there at the end also, finishing second and third. Unfortunately, the Saints and Bucs had too much depth, both teams defeating McHenry. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD MCHS Varsity Places 7th In 24-Team Meet The McHenry cross country team, made a surprisingly strong showing Saturday in the Maine West Invitational meet, finishing ninth overall amohg tyenty-four schools, and seventh in the varsity race. The unique meet includes races on the freshman, sophomore, junior varsity, varsity 'B\ and varsity levels. The overall champion was Loyola Academy, which finished just ahead of Thor- nridge and Gordon Tech. Libertyville, the only other North Suburban conference school in the meet, finished fourth. In the varsity race, McHenry's Vince Linnane was the seventh runner |o finish, covering the three-mile course in 15:02. Mike Burmann was twelfth in 15:30 and Kevin Weisenberger twenty-fourth in 15:50. All three won medals for their efforts. Saturday's success came in the wake of a disastrous double- duel meet, which McHenry hosted against St. Charles and Belvidere Thursday. Barb Cuna...played No. 1 singles Ralph Guzman Cathy Boak BobLarke (football) (volleyball) <fa<*liall) What does a youth who was originally from Mexico have in common with a teenager who doesn't like cold winters and another who enjoys outdoor activities? The answer is that they all are senior athletes participating in varsity sports at McHenry Ugh school. Ralph Guzman In the Guzman household, Spanish, not English, is the language predominantly used. This fall on the football field, Ralph, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Guzman of Burton's Bridge, hopes to let his play, both on offense and defense, do the talking far him. The returning letterman is in his fourth year of football at MCHS, a sport he plays besides holding down a part- time job and, of course, attending school. Following graduation next spring, he plans on attending college, and studying either psychology or Spanish. The Guzman family moved to this area about five years ago, ending, for the time being, a series of moves which has brought the family from Mexico to Texas to Woodstock, and finally to Burton's Bridge. When he finds time for relaxation, Ralph enjoys listening to music, and collects music albums. 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