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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1977 i Zee-Bees, Scouts Play For Conference Title ' A GAINING GROUND-Tim Oakley (40) follows Bill Goddin (32) on this kkkoff return during the first half of the McHenry-North Chicago football game Friday night. Oakley gained more than 100 yards rushing against the Warhawks, the second consecutive game he has done so. Oakley is the leading rusher for the Warriors this season, even though he has only started about one-half the games. * STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The McHenry high school varsity water polo team is off to a successful start this season, winning five of its first seven matches. The team members are shown above. They are, from left: Mark Costigan, Darreld Sek, Pat Murray, Dane Relle, Chris Topp, Bill Heinrich, Jim Hall, Dlno Fob, Dan Jackson, and head coack Mike Shanahan: Absent when photo was taken was Bob Hertnes. The Warriors return to action next Tuesday at home against Palatine Fremd. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Water Polo Team Ranked Ninth The McHenry high school varsity water polo team will play Palatine Fremd next Tuesday in McHenry's pool as the Warriors move into the final phase of their regular season schedule. McHenry presently holds a 5-2 record against strong competition, and is ranked ninth in the state. In Illinois, twenty-seven schools play water polo, with tiie teams being divided into two divisions based on ability. McHenry is in the division for the highly regarded water polo teams, with the Warriors holding down the ninth spot in the rankings. Next Tuesday's match against Palatine Fremd will be the second meeting this season between the two squads. McHenry won the first meeting between the two clubs 27- 12. Water polo is a game played with seven men in the water for each team at one time. Each squad has six players plus a goalie. The object of the game is to move the ball by whatever means into the net which sets above the water at either end of the pool. The game consists of four six-minute quarters, with the clock stopping with every whistle. Last year, the Warriors finished fifth in the state of Illinois. McHenry lost four starters from that team, but have successfully filled the voids. The mainstays of this year's team are returning lettermen Bob Hermes, Jim Hall, Dino Folz, and Dan Jackson. Filling the voids left through graduation are sophomores Darreld Sek and Pat Murray, and juniors Dane Relle, Bill Heinrich, Mark Costigan, and Chris Topp. Folz is the leading scorer so far this year, tallying twenty-three times. Hall has scored twenty-two times while Heinrich and Jackson have added fourteen each. Besides defeating Palatine Fremd, McHenry has also dumped Buffalo Grove 21-7, New Trier East 12-9, Glenbrook South 11-5, and St. .Viator 13-5. Hie two defeats came at the hands of fourth-ranked Glenbrook North 16-8, and fifth-ranked Loyola Academy 17-7. McHenry will get another shot at both Glenbrook North and Loyola later this season. Besides next Tuesday's match against Palatine Fremd, McHenry faces St. Viator Nov. 16, Glenbrook North Nov. 21, and Loyola Nov. 28. The state playoffs, of which McHenry will be a part, are scheduled for Dec. 2-3 at the University of Illinois Chicago Circle campus. The Warrior junior varsity water polo team is presently 3-3 on the year. They defeated New Trier East 10-8, Glenbrook South 8-4, and Palatine Fremd 11-4. McHenry was defeated by Loyola 11-5, Glenbrook North 10-9, and St. Viator 9-4. Members of the junior varsity team include Ron Maggie, Mark DeBuhr, Paul Fetzer, Gary Roth, Rich Hupe, Maris Petty, Dave Thornton, and Lee Carpenter. McHENRY BOWLING LEAGUE 10-26-77 It was a very quiet week with no spills or thrills. Everyone stayed on their feet and managed to get the ball down the alley in a respectable manner...reported exempted. B. Ludwigsen (191 - whom we lose till the end of wrestling season) was high game for the men and A. Boeldt (535) was the high series. B. Thompson (197) (I see her name a lot) shared high game with L. Homo (184) and did it alone for high series with a 502. The 5-7 split was victimized by G. Hubbard and I. Young and K. Neuman raised their averages by 5 pins and J. Cammelot added 4 pins to hers. The pizza must have been good for the Foolers did it again with a total pins of 2366. Holy Terrors 21 7 Foolers " 18 Vi 9Vfe The Marks 15 13 Possibilities l4Vi 13Vfe Imps W/z W/z DAD's 14V<z 13Vfe Fearsome Foursome 9Vfe 18Vs Double Trouble l3Vfe 14>£ P&BInc. 9 19 Johnny's Angels 13 15 K.Lescher Pack And Paddle Ski Seminar Nov. 10 On Nov. 10 at 7 p.m., Pack and Paddle, Inc., will hold its first Cross-Country ski seminar. The session will last two hours and cover equip­ ment, waxing and technique. Field training dates will be announced at that meeting. Admission is free and open to everyone who is interested in the sport. Rental equipment is available. Pack and Paddle is located at 701 E. Park Ave., (Rt. 176), Libertyville, 111. The phone number is 367-0090. Nov. 17 will mark the opening of the fifth year of teaching Kayaking. Hie classes will consist of two classroom and five pool meetings. The classroom sessions will be held at Pack and Paddle. The pool sessions are held at the Camp Duncan YMCA in Volo, 111. Equipment is provided with tuition. State Polled Saak Information In Traffic Death The state police request citizen assistance on a recent incident. On Friday, Oct. 21, at about 6:45 p.m., Dan Hoblit was alongside his Green Camero when he was struck and killed by an unknown driver. The traffic accident happened on 111. Rt. 59, north of Kelsey road,, outside of Wauconda. Hoblit was 23 years old and is survived by his wife and three small children, one of whom was born just recently. At this time there are few leads concerning the description of the fleeing driver or vehicle. Any citizen who saw the accident happen or has knowledge which could fit this incident, should call the Illinois state police at 312-742-3553. All information received will be held in confidence. Most of the over-active civic workers know what they're doing. oooooo DOOOOO ooooo DOOOO O O O O j DOO OO too h a h. r- Open For jOunan 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m, 2 LUNCH SPECIALS Monday thru Friday UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUPQU OOOOOOOOOOOOO ooooo •ooood •pool lood 000 OOOOOO RAYMOND'S J0HNSBURG BOWL »» RESTAURANT Open For *J^Lnnsz A p.m. Mon.-Sat. 1 p.m. Sun, 2 DINNER SPECIALS Fish Fry - All You Can Eatl idau <zNite. OCEAN PERCH POTATO PANCAKES COLE SLAW OOO ViOOO OOOO DOOOOOOUOO OOOOOOOOOC) [>000060 OOOOO DOOOO . >000 YOW HOSTS: RAYMOND ft FELICIA KUNA OPEN 24 HOURS FRI.&SAT. 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FOR COFFEE I SWEETR0LLS •AT 9:30 FOR 3 GAMES OF BOWLING ALL THIS FOR $p ITS OPEN TO ANYONE A EVERYONE [REDUCED ROWLING ***££* STUDENTS FOR JOMfHEFUM SPECIAL! SPECIAL! I STUFFED CABBAGE WITH MAINS) POTATOES, VEGETABLE. CUP OF SOUP A There was a bit of irony to the next to last weekend of football in the North Suburban con­ ference. " • . Libertyville, a 40-6 winner over Crown, was eliminated from contention in regard to a state Class 4A state high school playoff birth. The - Wildcats were eliminated due to a complex formula for breaking a three- way tie for the league cham­ pionship. Of course, the entire matter could be academic should Zion- Benton defeat Lake Forest Saturday. Presently, the Zee- Bees lead the league with a 6-0 mark, while the Scouts and Wildcats are 5-1. Should Zion-Benton lose to Lake Forest, and Libertyville defeat North Chicago, all three teams would tie for the NSC crown with 6-1 marks. The North Suburban con­ ference breaks a three-way tie by taking the margin of victory and-or defeat in each con­ ference game, and adding them together. However, the maximum number of points a team can receive for a victory is ten. Therefore, Libertyville's 40-6 victory over Crown Saturday was worth ten points. With one game to go, Libertyville has 22 victory points to 41 for Lake Forest and 44 for Zion-Benton. Thus, for Lake Forest to earn the conference playoff berth, it must not only defeat Zion- Benton, but it must win by more than one point. A one- point victory would give Lake Forest 42 victory points and Zion-Benton 43. A two-point victory would give Lake Forest 43 victory points and Zion- Benton 42. Lake Forest kept its con­ ference hopes alive Saturday by earning the maximum 10 victory points in defeating Crystal Lake 21-0. Zion-Benton received just eight victory points for beating Mundelein 14-6. In the West Suburban Catholic conference, unbeaten Benet continued to roll, pummeling Montini 28-7. The disappointment of the weekend came at Driscoll, where Marmion upset Driscoll 6-3. Driscoll won its first six games, but was whipped by Benet last week, and shocked by Marmion Saturday. In other games, Immaculate Conception blanked St. Francis 22-0, and Marian downed St. Edward 20-14. The gridiron season ends this week for all teams but those entering the state playoffs. Mundelein will visit Crown Saturday, while Libertyville will battle North Chicago McHenry is at Crystal Lake and Zion-Benton is at Lake Forest. STANDINGS North Suburban conf. I Z ion Benton Lake Forest Libertyville Crystal Lake McHENRY North Chicago Mundelein Crown all » l 2 2 3 3 5 5 6 (last week'* scores) McHENRY 9 . • North Chicago 6 Libertyville 40, Crown 6 Lake Forest 21, Crystal .Lake 0 Zion-Benton 14, Mundelein 6 (upcoming games) Friday, Nov. 4 McHENRY at Crystal Lake Saturday, Nov. S Zion-Benton at Lake Forest Mundelein at Crown Libertyville at North Chicago West Suburban Catholic all » I Benet i.C. Driscoll MARIAN Montlnl Marmion St. Edward St. Francis (last week's scores) MARIAN 20, St. Edward 14 Benet 21. Montini 7 Marmion 6, Driscoll 3 I.C. 22, St. Francis 0 Frosh-Soph Volleyball Team Enters Richmond Tourney The first annual frosh-soph volleyball tournament will be held Saturday, Nov. 5, at Rich­ mond high school beginning at 8:30 a.m'. McHenry, Marian Central, Grant, and Richmond-Burton, will be competing for the first place trophy. The tournament will be divided into two sessions with a 30 minute lunch break. The schedule for round robin tournament is as follows: Session I Game 1 - 8:30 a.m. - Rich­ mond-Burton vs. Grant ' Game 2 - 10 a.m. • Marian Central vs. McHenry Game 3 - 11:30 a.m. - Rich­ mond-Burton vs. Marian Central Session II Game 4 -1:30 p.m. - Grant vs. McHenry Game 5-3 p.m. - Richmond- Burton vs. McHenry Game 6 - 4:30 p.m. - Marian vs. Grant Make plans to cheer your team to a victory. You may purchase your tickets at the door. Tickets will be available per session or for all day., Dan Welch, Richmond's coach, said, "The tournament is a first for us and we hope it will be successful. The frosh- soph teams need something to top off their season and this is the best way I know of to do it. It should be a good day of volleyball and I hope we have a lot of people come and cheer the team on." Refreshments such as hot dogs, candy, and pop will be available for purchase during the day. Lisa Soland General Assembly Session Governor James R. Thomp­ son issued a call for a special session of the Illinois General Assembly which began Mon­ day, Oct. 24. Topics included in the call were unemployment insurance coverage for public employees, consolidated election schedules,- state powers for combatting welfare fraud, distribution of com­ munity college credit hours, and increased authorization for capitol development bonds. GMttlAUTY i/i m -KEEP THAT GREAT QM FEELING WITH GENUINE OM PARTS" WINTERIZING INCLUDES: IECK BELTS A HOSES, ADD UP TO 1 GALLON ANTI FREEZE, CHECK RADIATOR GM TUNE-UP 8- M995 LABOR PARTS KIT APPROX. $17.86 PLUS TAX CYL 14'! LABOR PARTS KIT APPROX. $12.10 PLUS TAX CYL 11 95 LABOR PARTS KIT APPROX. $9.18 PLUS TAX TUNE-UP INCLUDES: REPLACE SPARK PLUGS, REPLACE POINTS AND CONDENSER, SET IG­ NITION TIMING, ADJUST ENGINE IDLE, SCOPE- CHECK -- UIBE t OIL CHANGE INCLUDE! 4 (JR. . pfHHTTHl. CHECK Mi FLUID LEVELS, CHECK MAKES, CHECK BELTS, CHECK RADIATOR NOSES. 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