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PAGE 8 - PLAIN DEALER . WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1977 ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD ! TUNING I SYSTEM UlHTtOSUWtf> 25" console First Row: Manager Sherri McAuliffe, Kerry Miller, Sue Granger, Jenny Eisele. Julie McGee, Cheryl Martin and Sandy Musielak. Second Row: Coach - Mrs. Bieschke, Manager Sandy Pollock, Kelly Ludwig, Kerry Kraus, Jill Hartmann, Jackie Weber, Sue Tonyan, Gretchen Gles and Patty Freund. Back Row: Manager Sue Bolger, Cathy Sharp, Julie Larkin, Sharon Foley, Janel Rossetti, Debbie Koerber, Heidi Heinz, Laurie Peschke. Missing when picture was taken - Sherry Scarbrough. The season was off to a good start in early September when Montini traveled to Fox River Grove for their first softball game. Sharon Foley, Jill Hartmann, Debbie Koerber, Kelly Ludwig, Sandy Musielak, Cathy Sharp, Sue Tonyan and Jackie Weber all started the season by batting 1000 in the first game. Sherry Scarbrough hit the only home run in the game. The final score was Montini 36, Fox River Grove 14. For the second game Kelly Ludwig pitched against Big Hollow. Jackie Weber hit a homerun while outstanding fielding was done by Laurie Peschke, Sue Tonyan and Kerry Kraus. The final score was 11-2 in favor of Montini. It wasn't until the 4th inning that Montini was able to score against Avon but hits by Peschke, Scarbrough, Weber, Kraus and Ludwig began the scoring that ended in an "18-2 victory. Kelly Ludwig hit a home run driving in two more runs in the 6th inning. Richmond is always a challenge to the Montini teams and this year was no exception. Kelly Ludwig took the mound for Montini. Jill Hartmann and Sandy Musielak hit home runs. Julie McGee and Jenny Eisele played an outstanding game defensively to help us win 17-12. Cheryl Martin pitched against St. Mary's of Wood­ stock. Patty Freund, Gretchen Gies, Kerry Miller and Cathy Sharp played very well defensively to help Montini win 17-12. Jackie Weber hit her third home run of the season. Debbie Koerber, Julie Larkin and Janel Rossetti each managed to bat 1000 in the game. The final game of the year was against Hebron. Everyone played well offensively and defensively. Kelly Ludwig hit her second home run of the season in the 5th inning. Hie final score was 16-4 to give Montini an undefeated championship team for the second year in a row. • * Libertyville, Zion-Benton Remain Tied For First Place Driscoll 4 0 6 0 I.C. 3 1 3 J Montini 3 1 3 3 Marian 1 3 1 c Marmion 1 3 2 4 St. Edward 0 4 0 § St. Francis 0 4 1 5 The lucky star continued to shine down upon the Liber­ tyville football team Saturday, as the Wildcats won their North S u b u r b a n c o n f e r e n c e showdown with Lake Forest 9- 8. Libertyville is now 4-0 in the NSC, having won in double overtime, overtime, by one point, and by five points over McHenry after the Warriors held a 13-0 lead. The victory meant that the Wildcats remain tied with Zion- Benton for first place, the Zee- Bees having dumped McHenry 10-0. The two teams meet at Zion- Benton Saturday in the showdown for first (dace. Lake Forest dropped to 3-1 in the league. In other games, Crystal Lake edged Mundelein 15-14, and surprising Crown outplayed North Chicago, but lost to the Warhawks 18-13 when the Warhawks returned to pass interceptions for touchdowns. In the West Suburban Catholic conference, the stage has been set for this coming Saturday's showdown between Benet and Driscoll. Both teams have identical 6-0 records, 4-0 in the WSCC. Driscoll earned its way to the showdown contest by dropping Marian 27-13, while Benet was embaressing St. Francis, 35-0. Elsewhere, Immaculate Conception moved its . league mark to 3-1, breaking away from a 6-6 halftime tie to drub St. Edward 22-6. Montini flattened Marmion 40-6. STANDINGS North Suburban Conf. AU w 1 w 1 Zion-Benton 4 0 4 2 Libertyville 4 0 , .4 2 Lake Forest 3 1 4 2 North Chicago 2 2 3 3 Crystal Lake 2 2 4 2 Mundelein 1 3 2 4* McHenry 0 4 1 5 Crown 0 4 1 5 (upcoming games) Friday. Oct. 21 N. Chicago at Crystal Lake Saturday, Oct. 22 McHehry at Crown L'Ville at Zion-Benton Mundelein at Lake Forest WSCC Benet Conf. w I w I 4 0 6 0 (last week's games) Driscoll 27, Marian 13 I.C. 22, St. Edward 6 Benet 35, St. Francis 0 Montini 40, Marmion 6 (upcoming games) Marmion at Marian Benet vs. Driscoll I.C. vs. Montini St. Ed. vs. St. Francis (last week's scores Zion-Benton 10, McHenry 0 L'ville 9, Lake Forest 8 ' Crystal Lake 15, Mund'n 14 North Chicago 18, Crown 14 Sports Calendar WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 McHenry £ield Hockay: home to Barrington, 4:30 p.m. start. Marian Volleyball: at St Francis, 5:90 p.m. start. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20 McHenry Cross Country: home to Lake Forest & North Chicago, 4:30 p.m. start. 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