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C- NO PLACE TO GO...This picture to indicative of the entire game Friday night as Zion-Benton's defense through a blanket over the McHenry offense, the Zee-Bees winning 104. Here, Marty Deener to grabbed at the line of scrimmage by a Z-B defender. Although Deener gained just 41 yards in 16 carries Friday, he was far and away the leading Warrior ball carrier. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Stumbles Again •w *& C A new problem surfaced for Marian Central Saturday as the Hurricanes were losing to Driscoll 27-13. Turnovers. Hiere were seven of them for Marian Saturday, two of them leading directly to Driscoll scores, and the others helping keep the Hurricanes in miserable field position. Couple the mistakes with the passing wizardry of Highlander quarterback Joe Guzman, and it added up to an easy win for Driscoll, which is 6-0 on the season, 4-0 in the West Suburban Catholic conference. Marian is now 1-5 overall, 1-3 in the WSCC, and has lost its last two. The Hurricanes were never really in Saturday's game after John Pinakidis caught a 51-yard touchdown pass from Guzman on Driscoll's third play from scrimmage. Driscoll moved ahead 13-0 midway through the second quarter, driving 44 yards after an interception, before Marian tallied on its best sustained march of the season. The Hurricanes took the kickoff following the second Driscoll scored and moved 71 yards in 11 plays, with the score being set up on a perfectly executed halfback option pass from Ed Sandall to Kurt Parker. Trailing 13-6 at the half, the Hurricanes then turned the ball over to Driscoll on the Marian 21-yard line. From there, it took eight plays to boost the Highlander lead to 19-6. Driscoll added an insurance touchdown late in the fourth quarter before Marian tallied a consolation touchdown on a 66-yard pass from reserve quarterback Bill Banker to Parker. Better news was forthcoming from the sophomore game, where Marian blanked Driscoll 16-0. SCORINO STATISTICS 1 2 3 4 1 Marian I I 0 7 II DriKOll 7 « « B 27 mot. t:St"Driscoll: John PinakMHt Si-pass from Jo* Ouiman. (Way no Backmoior kick.) Fifty-six yards in ttiroo plays followlnf sovon-yard Marian punt. 2ndOt. t:iS--Drlscoll: Joo RoMo2-rtin. (Kick Mockod.) Forty-four yards in oifkt plays following pass intorcoptlon. i:2t-Marian: Mlko Woniol 2-run. (Pass failod.) Seventy- ono yards In 11 plays following kickoff. IrdOt. 3:M-Driscoll: Jack Wolsti 4-pass from Ouzman. (Run failod.) Twonty-ono yards in olglit plays Mlowing Marian tomMo. 8 4tti0t. 3:14-Driscoll: Oary Bartti 29-pass from Ouzman. (Rotate run.) Pifty-nino yards In olght plays following pass intorcoptlon. 3:04~Marlan: Kurt Parkor 4-pass from Bill Bank or. (Oary Burg kick.) Sixty-six yards In ono play following kickoff. TRAM STATS m d 1st downs 7 V yds. rushing 31-101 52-174 yds. passing 110 110 total yds. 211 2*4 passing 5-17-4 «-lM fumblos-lost 3-3 4-1 ponaiflos 4-4« io-ioo punts-avo. 1.7 5-4.4 total plays -- 44 42 Warrior Offense Fails To Ignite At least it didn't rain. -And the wind didn't blow. , -And it wasn't cold. -And the McHenry defense played brilliantly. -And the Warrior punter performed admirably. -And still the Warriors lost. What has become a depressing habit continued Friday night, when Zion-Benton sent the large homecoming crowd home unhappy, toppling the Warriors 104). The loss was the fourth in a row for McHenry, its fifth loss in six games, and ; extended the streak of scoreless quartets to , eight. The loss can be blamed on an offensive unit which netted just 92 yards in total offense. Quarterback Pete Prust, who had to run for his life mi almost every pass play, was sacked twice and threw three interceptions. On only two occasions did a McHenry play net more than seven yards, with one of the two, a 29-yard pass from Prust to Mike Williams, providing most of the offensive excitement. The Warriors also faltered when called upon to receive Zion-Benton punts. Twice, McHenry fumbled punts, with one leading to thp Hinchine field goal. The two bright spots for McHenry were the punting of Mike Tollifson and the play of the entire defensive unit, which thwarted Zion- Benton at every turn. The only exception was a 37-yard scoring pass from Joe Bowles to Carl Anderson. The scoring play was set up when an attempted screen pass by Prust bounced off the receiver's hands and was intercepted. Except for the ten points given up after the interception and fumbled punt, the McHenry PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALF.R . WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER It, lt77 Ken Nordlne Joins Quintet At Opera House Ken Nordine, radio and advertising personality, will join Quintessence, a woodwind quintet, for an afternoon of music and dramatic readings Oct. 23 at the Woodstock Opera House beginning at 4 p.m. Nordine will perform his own "Shaggy Doggerel" as well as other poetry between music segments. The radio and advertising field are not new to Nordine, who has been active for more than two decades not only as an announcer for WBBM radio, but also as the innovator of poetry readings to music called "Word Jazz". defense sparkled in perhaps its best effort of the vear. SCORINO-ST ATI STICS 1 2 3 4 f Z ion-Bon ton Zoo Boos « • • 7 3 It McHcnry Warriors • 0 • • • 3rd Of. 4:54--Zton-Bonton: Carl Andorson 37-pass from Joo Bowtos. (Jim Shaw kick.) Thirty-olght yards In two plays following a • 4th Of. U:S7-ZioM-Bonton: Shaw 21-flold goal. Savon yards In four •Mays following fumble rocovory. TRAM STATS . ZB M 1st downs • J yds. rushing 34-43 2Wt yds. passing "2 S3 total yds. 'SS « passing '•'« fumblos-lost *4 3-2 ponaltios • 3-25 2-10 punts-ava. 3-34* Ml.* total plays 33 4B INDIVIDUAL LRADRRS Rushing Zion-Bonton: Taft 10-34, Davis 11-27, Whitosldo 2-4, Cain 1- 11, Cain 1-1, Todzy M, Bowtos W-M). McHonry: Doanor 14-41, Totllhon B-l», Oakloy 2-1, Prust 3- (-22). Recalving Zion-Benton: Cain 2-50, Craig MB, Anderson 1-37-1 TD, Kiuppi 2*7* McHenry: Nuss MB, Williams 1-2», Anderson 1-4. Passing Zion-Bonton: Bowles7-for-14wlth0Int.and 1 TD. McHenry: Prust S-fer-1» with 3 Int. and • TDs. A resident of Chicago's northside, Nordine does much of his recording work from the sophisticated studio located in his home. Tickets are available by calling the Woodstock Opera House at 338-4212 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. All seats are reserved. 10-12-77 For the third week in a row the Holy (Horrible) Terrors won the pizza with a total of 2345 pins. Something must be done about that. Theyalsokeep their slim hold onto first place, but there are 9 other teams ready to do battle and win. W. Farrell (192) and M. Holm (218) rolled the men's high game and M. Holm (514) shared high series with R. Justen. B. Thompson (169 and 494) and K. Lescher -would you believe- (165 and 434) took the prize for the women. Only one split was picked up and L. Johnson did it with the 5-10. Congratulations to G. Lofgrin and M. Kangas for raising their averages by more pins than anyone else. TEAM Won Lost Holy Terrors 16 4 Foolers 14 6 D&D's lOVi 9 Va Johnny's Angels 10 10 The Marks 10 10 Imps 9Mj lOVfe Possibilities 9 11 P&B, Inc. 8 12 Fearsome Foursome l3Vfe Double Trouble 13 Ms Marian Freshmen Defeat Driscoll Eleven 14 To 0 The Marian Central Catholic Hurricanes defeated the Ad­ dison Driscoll Highlanders in a West Suburban Catholic League freshmen game 144). The scoring was provided by T.J. Bauman (Crystal Lake) on a 39 yard run and Tom Bom­ bard (Crystal Lake) on a nine yard gallop around end. Point after touchdown was scored Jby John Jozwiak (Woodstock) via an off-tackle ran. The freshman record in now 2-4. FACT Th« board has not cut $375,000 from this year's budgat, although It claims that it has alraody cut $375,000 from tha budget. Tha cuts war* mad* for noxt year, although tho board it already $400,000 plus in dabt. VOTE NO! SAT.. OCTOBER 22 PEEP SEAFOOD AT LOSSMANN'S NOW YOU CAN ENJOY OUR FAMOUS FRESH SEAFOOD DEEP--FRIED TO PERFECTION I GROUPER FINGERS 'l* SMELTS *99' FROG LEGS *3M CLAM STRIPS »P SCALLOPS , f2" DINNERS AVAILABLE WITH FRIES I SUN FRENCH FRIES 35* POUND OF FRIES *1" Lossnunn't Meat*, fish It DeO 5000 W. ROUTE 120, McHENRY, ILL 385-3401 BREADED »2» OYSTERS »2» SOLE *1* OCEAN *lm PERCH *lm WALLEYE PIKE *3« SWIMMING LESSONS McHenry 'high school is pleased to again offer Red Cross swimming instruction to children 4 years and older this fall. Classes will be held on eight Saturday mornings beginning Oct. 29 and ending Dec. 17, 1977. Registration for residents of District 156 only Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 24 and 25. Open registration Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 26 and 27. Register at West campus- Mam office, 4724 West Crystal Lake Rd., 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Parents must register in person and pay at the time of registration. Registration will be limited and on a first-come-first-served basis. For further information call 385-7077. SH0T6UN CLEARANCE SALE -Prices effective thru Oct. 29, 1977- HOME GAME SUNDAY, OCT. 23 vs. ATLANTA -KICK-OFF ltSSWA- BRUNCH AT 10:00 A.M. BUS LEAVES 11:00 A.M. BUS TO BEAR GAMES! WITH OUR FAMOUS BRUNCH. TOO! iBRUNCHABUS ft ,8'5 CALL NOW FOR A SEAT I ILL GOLF MUST FURNISH OWN TICKET FIRST COME, FIRST SBNBH 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILL. 815-385-0533 BROWNING Belgian made, 12 go., Auto. S, VR. $OQ£99 Reg. *409" NOW OOw REMINGTON 1)00,12 go., VR, 2'/." shell. 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